The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-21

yesterday on the Becker alleys. Prizes will he
offered for various events.
Richard A. Lewis, Of Dcckcr's court, is spend
Ing few days in Utica, N. y.
George Harrington, Of South Hyde Park avenue,
has accepted a position with the keystone
laundry Will Gallagher is also employed by the
new company.
Mr.. and Mrs William Dcckenick, Of Soutl,
Main avenue and L,zcrnc street, have gone to ST.
Paul, Mimi, for few weeks visit with friends
and relatives.
Bert Richards OF Lizcrne street. Is spending q
few days with his friends in Moscow.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. q. Morgan, OF South Main
avenue, entertained Rev. N. c. Naylor former
pastor Of the Jackson Street Baptist church, at
their home on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Boldry. OF Academcy
street, are circulating among friends in New
York state.
Master Edward Barnun,, OF IIallstead, has re.
turned home from visit with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs Kern, on Washburn street.
Joseph Olldorf, Of Farchild's hotel, has re.
turned from Honcsdale. where he called recently
by the death Of his sister, Mrs. Elmer Ferguson.
The Christian Workers League held an interest.
ing meeting last evening at the home OF w. D..
Jacoby, on Rounde avenue, Lincoln Heights.
Mrs. Henry Everest OF Meridian street. left yes
terday for New York. and will sail today for q
two months visit in London.
bitten by dog yesterday. The animal is owned
by William Troste The injury was not serious.
Miss May Davis Of Lincoln Heights, was ten
dered birthday party recently by large NUM-
ber Of her friends.
William Farrell is having eected substantial
new stone building on Washburan street.
Miss Jennie Edwards. of Luzerne street, has re-
turned home from Philadelphia, where her father
is undergoing treatment at the Wills Eye hospi-
tai.
Mrs. William Jones, OF North Hyde Park ave.
nue., is recovering from serious illness.
Mrs. Harry Young, Of South Bromley avenue,
has returned home from visit with friends in
Nanticokc.
George Snow, John Loomis and Harry Burrus
are on fishing trip to Half Acre.
Roland Oliver, OF Pittston. has returned home
from visit with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Allen, Of
North Hyde Park avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Carson, Mrs. d. P. Elias and Miss
Davis, of Washburn street; Mrs. John Williams
of Tenth street, and Mrs. Annie Phillips, of South
Main avenue, have gone to Ocean Grove for few
weeks sojourn.
Mrs. W. ]. Evans and son, of Lafayette street,
attended the funeral OF a relative at Dalton re-
Gently.
Mrs. George Sake, of North Main avenue. is
entertaining Mrs. Henry Dymond and Mrs. Van
lyle, Of Iockport.
Thomas Conner, of West Lackawanna avenue, is
seriously ill.,
p NJ. Eagen of Buffalo, has returned home
from visit with his family on West Lackawanna
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kleppnger. Of Tama1na, arc visit
ing their daughter. Mrs. George Fehlcr. of Sum-
nc avenue
Mrs Ormsbie and daughter, Mamie, OF New
Albany, arc guests of Miss Name Burlnsamc, OF
South Hyde Park avenue.
The Colonial club held a meeting in their
rooms in Washington hall last evening and nom.
mated officers for the ensuing term.
A son was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Lindsay, of 1921 Jackson street.
William Jermyn, an aged resident OF Coutin.
entail Hill. died at his home on Monday evening"
after protractcd illness. lie was wdower
and is survived by three children. Deceased was
a member OF the Continental Mine Accidental
fund, the members Of which requested to
attend the funeral services at the house tomorrow
afternoon. Intcrnent will be made in tho Wash.
burn street cemetery.
Benjamin Grifi,hs, The well known fire boss aid
cocutioniSt, is attending the sessions of The
Grand lodge OF Odd Fellows, at Eric, Pa.
The members of tho board OF school control
are making one Of their periodical visits to the
various school buildings on the West Side.
A special business meeting will he held tomor.
row evening by the members OF the First Dap.
tist church in the assembly room. All are 10.
quesod TO he present.
Mrs. Maria Kroner, of Schultzville, is visiting
at the home OF her son. Marvin G. KromcT, ST.,
corner Of Bromley avenue and Lafayette street.