The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-03
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Eugene Smith, who has been chief clerk at
kearncy's union drug store, on Jackson street,
has accepted position in Coles drug store,
Green Ridge.
Robert Hughes, of Hampton street, fell In a
At at the corner Of West Lackawanna avenue and
Eighth street. yesterday afternoon, and was taken
to the Lackawanna hospital.
The Bellevue Loyal Crusaders held a meeting
last evening and rehcarsed scvercl new songs.
The weekly social of the Wahneta Dancing class
was held in Ncars' hall last evening. The boys
intend to continue the class as long us the men,
bers desire.
Funeral Director NJ F. Wymbs yesterday ship.
ped the remains of the late John Golden TO
Galletzen. Cambria county, for interment.
Frederick Boldry. of Academy street, is able to
be around again after n weeks illness.
John MeDermott, Of the sioan patch, is re-
covering from Il severe attack of pneumonia.
Mrs. j. f. Kern and son, of Washburn street,
TIallstcad.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Young, OF Bulwer street,
have new son at their home.
William G. Williams, of South Hyde Park
avenue, is spending few days in Utica and
Rome, N. Y.
The members Of the Juvenile choir held a SO.
cal session in the Sherman Avenue Mission school
last evening.
The Rev. Mogat, of the Wasliburn Street
Presbyterian church, will preach an English ser.
mon in the Bellevue Welsh Calvinistc Methodist
church tomorrow evening at o'clock The
morning service will be service Of prayer, and
will be conducted in the Welsh language.
The Loyal Crusaders will meet in Red Mems
hall Saturday evening at S o'clock. Important
business will be transacted and full attendance
is desired
Cora Florence Jones, the 2.months' old child
of Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Jones, OF 223 North
Ninth street, died at II o'clock yesterday morn.
ing. The funeral will be conducted from the
house at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Inter.
ment will be made in the Washburn street GENE.
terry.
Mrs. A. VI. shiHer, OF South Hyde Park avenue,
entertained the Woman's Foreign Missionary soci.
ETY. of the Simpson Methodist Episcopal church at
her home last evening.
Mrs. Luther Jones, OF North Main avenue, gave
O'Clock tea on Thursday in honor Of Captain
aud Mrs. Hugh James, of Wales. large mum.
Der were in attendance. The captain and his wife
will leave for home in few days.
Rev. Evan II. Williams, OF CoolviIlc, o.. will
occupy the pulpit of the Plymouth Congregational
church tomorrow.
Rev. L. j. McIIenry and wife, of South Main
avenue, entertained number of guests at their
home, on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. William SHUTTER, of North Rcbccca avenue,
is at Long Pond, to attend the funeral of her
sister,
MI ana MIS-. H. H. Morse. OF North Hyde Park
avenue, spent few days this week at Lake
Winola.
Rev. W. II. Crawford, of North Hyde Park
avenue who graduates from Drew Theological
seminary on May Is, has been appointed to a
charge at North Sanford. n. Y.
Mrs. Kline and John Kline, of LNcrnc street;
Mrs Thcis, of Hampton street, and Mrs. B,lwcn
and children, of West Elm street, sailed this week
for visit to Germany.
vile, o.. arc visiting West Scranton relatives
and friends.
Miss Clara Waller, of Fairview avenue, is the
guest Of friends in Mclloopany.
large crowd attended the entertainment and
social at tho Fourth ward mission school last
evening. The programme published in this tie
par'mcnt yesterday was carried out. The door
prize. picture, was won by ticket No. 3si, held
by Miss Anna Davis, OF Garfield avenue and
Price street.