The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-06-13
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

| with Mr.. and Mrs. Richard E. Jones' o.
Edwards court.
The season at Lake Winola will bt
formally opened next Sunday, when G
number of West Scranton people will
spend the day there.
| A rehearsal for Children's day exer.
cises will be held at the First Baptist
church this evening.
Preparations are being made for the
general observance of Flag day tomor-
| row in West Scranton. All people are
requested to decorate.
Miss Viola Jones, of Wilkes Barre
has returned home from visit with
Miss Mae Davis, of South Main avenue.
George w. Jenkins, Palmer L. WILL
1ams, Charles e. Daniels, DIR. Il. Phil
lips, David r. Jones, Thomas e. Price,
Charles Oliver, Morgan Thomas and a
number Of others from West Scranton
returned home yesterday from Harris
burg.
The police are still kept busy cutting
down effigies in the outlying districts.
A number Of warrants have been issued
for the offenders, and this procedure
will put stop to the practice.
Funeral Director NJ. F. Wymbs con-
templates utilizing his building on
jackson street for general undertaking
business
The Luther league of st. Marks
church has arranged to hold a lawn
social at the home of John Dem. on
North Hyde Park avenue, Wednesday
evening, June 25.
Rev. A. l.. Ramer, pastor Of st.
Marks Lutheran church, will leave on
H.
exercises of Muhlenberg college, at
Allentown, Pa. The class of '92, of
whlch DIR. Ramer was a member. will
hold a reunion. marking the tenth an
niversary of their graduation.
William Lake of 1912 Price street,
employed on the South Main avenue
paving job was injured yesterday by
pick penetrating his hand The injury
was accidentally inflicted by a fellow
workman DR.. Moylan dressed the in
jury.
Exercises were held yesterday after
noon in number of the public schools.
When programmes of recitations. chor-
uses, solos, etc, were rendered, The
children were treated to ice cream and
cake, and number Of them en1oyed
trolley rides. Similar exercises will also
be held today in other schools.
Rev. j. E. Sweet, D. D., presiding
elder of the Binghamton district, has
invited the Simpson Male quartette to
sing i'll Binghamton on August 7, when
Rev. Sam Jones. Bishop Fowler and
other noted speakers will be in attend.
lnce.
"A coal shed in the rear of the old
Mears' homestead. on South Main ave-
nue. was ablaze yesterday and a still
tlarm was sent to the Chemical On
slne company, and a quick response |
rom them reduced the damage to a |
small amount.
Ihe members of the Capouse Colliery
accidental fund will hold a meeting in
hall tomorrow evening.
Inc Mt. Pleasant Kindergarten was
'losed yesterday for the season. The
hildren enjoyed an outing at Tripp
,ark. rp
The Patriots have challenged the
Alumnis to game of base ball nm
he Browns grounds, for any sum
rom SIS to $25.
Dr. Young. of North Scranton, will
u"ress the Loyal Crusaders in Red
lens hall tomorrow evening, on the
lIbJect OF physical culture. He will
lso give club swinging exhibition,
Inc Ladies' auxiliary, Division No.
Ancient Order of Hibernians, will
ola meeting in Y. M. 1. hall this
vening.
Misses Ethel Beale. of Tenth street.
nd May Roberts, of Lafayette street.
sft yesterday for visit with friends
t Vintondale.
Calvin Hall, of Hennessy court, son
Mailcarrier and Mrs. Joseph Hall, is
covering from an Illness
Misses Hattie Skinner and Jessie
raWford, of North Hyde Park ave-
uc' are visiting the latter's brother,
ev. w. II. Crawford, at North San.
nd, N. Y.
Mrs. George Beagle, of South Sum-
er avenue, is spending few days in
loolnsburg. She has been indisposed :
~ some time.
benjamin Grifiiths. of South Fillmore
'ehue' left yesterday for Elmira, N. \
:, where he will make his home. /,
The M. p. c. club were recently en- :
rtained at the home of Miss Bessie ,
Loaf. on SHETLAND street.
Mrs. Joseph Dean, of Keyser avenue. .
IS returned home from visit with
lends at Blakely. ,
Harry Hammer, of Keyser avenue,
confined to his home by illness.
Ahorew Skerrit, the North Main
'ehue shoemaker, contemplates
sit to Scotland in the near future. h
Mrs. j.. l.. Sloat, of Eypon street, is n
covering from an illness. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Banning and b
I. and Mrs. ID. Il. Mayo are SPEND h
* few days at Lake Sheridan. "
Mrs. Il. NJ Tewksbury, of North ii
'becca avenue, Is the guest of friends b
Foster. II
Fred Shorts of Price street, is spend- d
6 his vacation In New York. a
Robert Hughes, of South Sumner n
enue, is the guest of relatives at N
elsh HILL 8,
Miss Leona Bennett, of Factoryyille. N
visiting her sister. Mrs. Robert N
ighes. of South Sumner avenue. T
Harry Monninger. of North Hyde
rk avenue, Is able to be around Il
aims after an illness. =
Arthur Biedleman, of Luzerne street.
stained injuries to his eyes recently. r
Is receiving treatment at the Moses
ylor hospital. 'tr-
lrs. William Dunkerly, of Luzerne
eel, Is recovering from a serious ILL
IS.
). l.. Biddleman of South Main ave-
?, is visiting relatives in Kansas.
hildren's Day exercises will be held