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The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

Cecil Hosrese. OF Cedsredge, lett Mon
day for Denver. TO take position II
Joslip's Dry Goods .tore,
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IL the secretaries OF tho different
| lodges in De lta will look over the diree
tory printed on the last psee and make
sl! ueceasar y corrections. We will be 10
der obligations.
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W. q. Cone and wife OF Salt Lake
City. visiting the families Of w. F
and G, d. johnson Of North Delta. Mrs
Cone was formerly Miss Bertha Ritssr
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

Benny DeDn'scn. the oculist. came in
from over tie range the nrst OF I'll e
week an d Tuesday went up to;te North
Fork country,
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Bay is commanding . good prico II
this market this season.
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W. r. Travis and con John are IN
Lake City working a mine on Gold hill
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AdvsrsassA Letter List.

List OF letters remaining upcslled Tor
10 Delta Eostotscc, July IL, 1917:
Bruce, Miss Emma Dsmers. Aoo. Faul
Godfrey, Abel b. Pistieiiec. George
Primrose, ]. Q. Smith. Mrs. Fred
Young, Mae Stuboert. James NJ
TAYLOR, Mrs Isn ole Wilson. Mrs Mary A
@. B. CRRYsLKR. P. n
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Mrs J. II Corson o. knoxvIlle. reoH
Is expected 10 visit Mr.. sud Mrs J. J
WIDton This month.
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RAea.

HASoCM-Tn Delta. Colorado. July =.
1902, to the wife Of Thomas B. Hanoun,
son.
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J J. Frank has cold his Cedaredge
property to Paonis party. and goes to
California with b S family to remain
peruaneutly
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A dwelling house on Palmer street
belonging TO MiIlsrd Fairlamo was sold
this week to Thomas J. Roberts OF
Surface Creek
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

A. G. Botsford. tbs Csdsrettgc cattle
man, was 10 town the Hrst OF the week
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Tue h,ss ball gains on tho Fourth 10
Ouray resulted, Our.y -. Delta y.
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Mrs Scotland and daughter Nay. are
summerirg at Cedaredgs. They are
visiting Mr.. aod Mrs. Witterich.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

Miss Flo Oliver was visitor TO Cedar
edge the first Of the week.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

Robert Williams bss accepted a poei
ton with J J. Wint,n,
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Married,

! HARMON H1LL-In Delta. Colo, July 8.
.>l9O2. by th- Rev. A. A. Layton. Wu.
Harmon and Rose e. Hill.
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DR.. Hunter will so to Paosia next
Wednesday TO be gone the balance OF
tho week
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

j S. Guffln's SOD. A. E.. started for
South Dakots, ednesdsy, to remain.
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A. B. C5abill arrived homs srou his
eastern TIP the fret OF the week.
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Fam Land 8 Years Free.

Moosy 10 loan ON good real estate 10
curity at 8 per cent. r. N. DlcxHRscr
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Charley Johuron isin Ours! looking
after his mining !atcissis
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Justice FairIaub Is entertaining his
daughter Mrs. Ethel F. Carpenter, OF
Toledo. TGna county. Iowa.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

J. J. Winton is steadily hauling coal
from his Tongue Creek minss.
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have $50 aero claim thrse-fourlhs OF
. mile southeast Of Paines' Siding for
rent; good range. Will furnish seed,
cash for buildings. fences. water rent,
ETC.. and give lease for ave Years TO good
tenant free. OAxLSy, boz 1911. Don yer.
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Postmaster Hosre'e OF CcdaredSe was
down Tuesday.
The Delta independent., 1902-07-11

BOY Woodsate is recupera.iug IN
OurAy.
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After the cold wave c,n,I ware
one.
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Goto O. H. Hastings .fos Osio,ds and
pl'cpcrp,
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I HAVE DELTA TOMATOES

The following goods are I2Hc fach-corn. peas.
rk nj beans, macsroni and cheese, sasd!nea,
o. sfer>. cream. potato chips.
have all kinds uf pickles and relshes cheap
in both large and small bottles
Headquarters tor I eas. coHscs. etc
BYRAM LUCE.
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H~ssss -. Psssasasss..

HSsAos 1Se P0o1A0As1Oa.
DKvARrNEsrr OF rHn IrrAAlo0. \
LAND OFVIcB At MexrauSx, CoLoaADS,$
July .. 1o0L J
Notice 10 hereby given that tns follsw6D
nams.i settler hs, Alcd uutss Of his intsntioa 9
make nnAl proof In support Of his clan aAd tA0
said prof Win be msds before Ailten \ Wslah
coanty juass and OK -Sfl no clerk o. DdaS
Colorado, On August D.. lSa via.
CHARLES q. STATES,
upou his D o No x,ss Uss SsriO. fnr the KA
3 4 ssstion u. 4 y N RN and n = y y
section H. town. IS south. range % Ws0 81 !. j.
Ne nAus the following wttnsoss - psoye -
cosanuosas rsaidsocs apoo SD saltisaSioo =
said land, viz:
john W. HlIsmann and Prank I. Svit7se. =
Ceiaresiss, Csso yreAestsA w. YOsl, Of Cory.
Colo, and Isaac B. Rowel,, Of CsdAssA9A Colo.
nnt pub. Ju1y Il, ~ -. u
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Money to loan. A. f. Ansoary.
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MILTON 4. WEIGH.
!. :. Circuit COlrt Commissioner

o. o. OIVVAI OUUII UUWWln1IbuU1
and KHsotDer - Chanssry.
Special Atteution given to
PFe.O0p1iOn. Desert Land 0AA
CSal PrS.smpsi0a alineS.
Desert LAnd Yearly Proofs, Prs-emD-
ton and Desert Land Final Proofe
taksa; all other business within
The purvisw Of saiN oAes.
Delta. Colorado
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-20
DALTON.

Frank Bates died at 1880 o'clock on
Friday evening at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Brutzman, after a
prolonged illness with consumption. Mr.
Bates was So years of age, and had
been resident a large portion of his
life in this place. A few years ago he
went to Colorado, and while there con-
tracted the disease which resulted in
his death. He came east about year
and half ago, hoping to receive bene-
fit by change of climate, but he did
not. Besides his parents and one sister,
he is survived by wife and child In
Denver Col His funeral was held yes
terday morning from the place of his
death at 10 o'clock. Rev. A. i. Van
Cleft, pastor of the Methodist church,
and of which the deceased was a men,
ber. had charge of the service, and he
was assisted by Rev. Robert II. Thomp-
son, of the Baptist church. Interment
was in Shoemaker's cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward C. Spaulding
and Mrs. Cheny, of Scranton, We're
guests at the Baptist parsonage, on
Sunday.
The commencement exercises of the
High school will be held in the Baptist
church, Friday evening. An admission
of twenty cents will be charged. At the
close of the programme the ladies of
the church will serve ice cream and
cake.
Paul and Bert somers. of wyoming,
are visiting relatives in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T.. Finn visited the
latter's father. at Clifford. on Satur-
day last.
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TUNKHANNOCK.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

special to the Scranton tribune
Tunkhannock, May 19.--Robert M.
Piatt is again confined to the house by
illness.
John +. Sickler. Wallace Haynes
and Mrs. Emma Buck are In attend
| ance at the Odd Fellows state conven-
ton at Erie this week as delegates
from the local Odd Fellows and Rebe-
| kah lodges.
Willard Durling, Samuel During
and Henry Brady, who are in jail here,
charged with stealing groceries from
Lehigh Valley cars, were brought be-
fore Squire Kutz on Monday and an
other charge of stealing leather from a
car loaded by the Union Tanning COM
pany was laid against them. They
were held under 5000 bail for June
court.
A horse belonging to Burgess Aaron
Brown broke his tie-strap, by which he
was secured to post in front Of the
residence of Aaron Avery, on Wyo-
ming avenue, on Sunday afternoon,
and succeeded in utterly demolishing
the wagon to which he was hitched,
before he came to stop in front of
the home Of DR.. A. B. Woodward, in
the opposite side Of the town. The
horse was little injured.
Quite number of people from this
place attended the Forepaugh-Sells
Brothers circus at Wilkes-Barre on
Monday.
Miss Kate Davidson, who is en-
ployed in New York city, was called
home the last Of the week by the SER
ious illness of her mother, Mrs. Theresa
Davidson, Of East Tioga street.
Sylvester Tanney, of Whitehall, N.
Y, and Misses Martha and Mary Tan
ney, Of Wilkes-Barre, were called here
on Saturday by the illness and death
of their mother, Mrs. Thomas Manley.
Miss Mille Stark returned to her
home at West Nicholson on Monday,
after spending few days with her
sisters at this place.
Mrs. Thomas Yates, Of Pittston, who
has been making a visit to her mother,
Mrs. Sarah DePue. on Putnam street,
returned home on Saturday.
Miss Nina Carney, Of Scranton, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Joseph
Lutes, at this place.
Eugene DePue, who has been in the
employ of the hardware firm of Paul
Billings & Sons for many years past,
has severed his connection with that
establishment, and accepted a position
in the office of the Union Tanning COM
pany, at this place.
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SpRINGVILLE.
,ecial to the Scranton Tribune.

| Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Springville, May 19.-In a suit fol
| labor before j. o. Lyman, esq, l.. f
Squier VS.. Hawker & Fassett on Sat.
| urday last decision was reserved. This
| suit grew out of Il stone hauling jol
! done year ago which had been only
partly paid. Squier will probably gel
Judgment for $100 or more. Other papers
| We're ready for service on the same
parties but the cases were settled il
time to save further trouble.
Sam Bennett is rapidly recovering
the use of his hand that was hurt ir
the quarry, and now has it out of the
sling.
A. L. Stevens is in New York this
week and will not be home until Sun.
day or Monday next.
A. l.. Risley rode over here from his
home last Saturday for the first time
since the beginning of his sickness over
Il year ago.
Ray Culver and wife, accompanied
by Mistress Gladys Culver, is visiting
relatives in town.
Vesta Rebekah lodge held an un-
usually lengthy session Saturday even
ing. when one candidate was initiated
Mrs. Phoebe Tuttle started Sunday for
Erie to attend the state assembly as
delegate from Vesta lodge.
jerry Lyman is expecting to start
for Colorado about the 18th of June.
A. l.. Tuttle is talking very strongly
of going with him.
A. c. Thomas started for Erie Sun
day morning to attend the meeting of
state grand lodge OF Odd Fellows, as
representative from Maple Lodge. No.
992, I. o. o. f.
Painter Culver and son, Leigh are
engaged this week painting the house
of ]. Fl. Mitchell down below town on
the line of the Narrow Gauge railroad.
N. e. Travis just over the town line
in Auburn, is remodeling his home and
will have the whole structure repainted
and papered when ready for the brush.
Two new industries have been added
to town lately. Miss Dora Taylor has
began dress making and shoe shop
has opened in the rooms over Henry
williams hardware store. Both will
probably receive a good trade.
ELIAS Titman wants to rent build
ing to be used as feed store. At
present there seems to be great scar
city Of the much desired room.
Mrs. j. III. Mitchell is improving
slowly after her serious illness, and
is able to sit up little now.
Miss Armina Robertson has returned
to her home here where she is expect
ing to remain during the summer.
Mrs. A. o. Hendershot is visiting re-
latives out of town for few days.
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STAGE NOTES.

Hope Booth is reported TO have created sen,
sation in Paris with her well known posing net.
Harry Smith and George Hobart, two libret
fists for many musical comedies, have quarreled
over 1.-The Wild Rose
T.. NJ Holland has been engaged for the part
OF the pope in Viola Aliens production Of "The
Eternal City" next season.
Mrs. Fiskc is said to have received twenty two
curtain calls on the first night she reproduced
"ress" in New York.
''Lady Godiya" has been put on the stage ss
play in England and may be one OF next seasons
attractions in this country,
Lee Stuart, a chorus girl now in London with
the Gaiety company will shortly wed the cele-
brated Jockey, Henry Spencer.
Charles Frohman won his Little Minister
suit in Chicago court. Arthur Fraser brought
the action, claiming prior rights.
Maurice Campbell has made a three years cen.
tract with Manager Charles Cherry. He is to he
Henrietta Crosman's leading man.
"A Desperate Chance" depicting the escape of
the Bdde brothers from the Pittsburg Jail, is
to be one of next seasons attractions.
''The Liberty Bellies" has been Looked for an
early presentation in London, but majority Of
the clever chorus girls will stay in New York.
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HONESDALE.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

special to the scranton tribune
Honesdale, May 19.-Asa Bryant has
entered the law office of Attorney Peter
j. Jloff for the study of law.
A four horse tally-ho coaching party,
consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Beal-
lesion, of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. S.
3. Price and Mrs. Potter Clark, of
Hazleton; DR.. and Mrs. j. l.. Wentz
and Mrs. A. l.. Baker, of Scranton,
stopped at the Allen house Sunday
night. They left Monday morning for
Milford, en- route for Philadelphia.
To meet the demands at that beauti-
full summer resort, Beech lake. a large
building has just been completed, con-
tanning twenty-three sleeping rooms.
The house will accommodate fifty
guests, and has been newly furnished
throughout. The house. which will be
known as the Beech Lake house. is
now open for guests, with Hiram D.
Wood ais landlord.
A class of twelve young people We're
confirmed at Grace Episcopal church
Sunday evening by Bishop Talbot. D.
D., LED.
The bill posters of Pennsylvania will
meet in convention at Reading, Pa,
May 90 and a. Manager Silverstone
will represent this section of the state.
Hawley and White Mills are expected
to become members.
A large attendance at the Base Ball
association entertainment in the opera
house this (Tuesday) evening will in
sure a season of base ball for Homes
dale. The boys are working hard to
please. They expect and desire full
house. F'reeman's full orchestra and
A-J
ments are contributors.
Andrew P. Bedford, of Scranton, was
a Honesdale visitor on Saturday.
Charles Sutton, of Duluth. Mimi,
came here to attend the funeral of his
sister. Miss Clara r. Sutton.
Loren Gale. of Brooklyn. N. Y, has
been spending a few days with Homes
dale friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley M. Gardner and
fon, Perry, of Scranton, spent Sunday
With Mr.. Gardner's parents.
The funeral services of Miss Clara T.
sutton We're largely attended at her
late home Saturday afternoon, The
large number of beautiful floral pieces
betokened the high esteem in which the
deceased was held. They came from
her Sunday school class, scholars of the
S1isH ScHooI, tne former graduating
classes, teachers of the public schools,
and others. A memorial service for the
deceased was held in the Presbyterian
church Sunday evening, in which the
congregations of the Methodist and
Baptist churches united. The church
was packed with mourning friends from
all the churches and classes of Hones-
dale people. Rev. Mr., Swift was as
sisted in the opening services by Rev.
Z. L. Percy and Rev. G.. A. Place. Fol-
lowing this. Hon. f. b. Kimble, a school
director, read, on behalf of the drec-
tors, beautiful tribute to the men,
ory of the deceased. Rev. William Fl.
Swift followed, giving a brief history
of and touching on the noble qualities
and beautiful Christian life of Miss
Sutton. Seated together in the center
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BRADFORD COUNTY.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

|
Towanda, May ia building has
been leased where the manufacture of
automobiles will begin in June. The
Business Mems association are doing
a noble work in Offering inducements
| to several industries to locate here.
This plant will be moved from Buffalo.
A lodge of the Central Federation of
Labor has just been organized at
Waverly with the following officers:
President, G. A. Rickers; vice presi-
dent, H. S. Lindsay; secretary, F..
Johnmer; treasurer, j. j. Buley; guide,
II. Layton; guardian, E. l.. knise {;
trustees r. r. Gilbert, T.. Gordon and
D. Mollaly.
Mrs. j. P. Christensen, of Brooklyn,
N. Y, while passing through Sayre on
a Lehigh Valley train, was stricken
with apopleXy. She is now in a serious
condition at the Packer hospital.
Much interest is again being aroused
over the prospects of the proposed new
railroad through this county to Bing-
hamton from Williamsport. Last week
the Barclays superintendent, S. T..
Hoyt, of this place in company with
G. S. Horton, Of Williamsport, made a
carriage trip over the line for the pur-
pose of looking over the ground in the
interest of the Binghamton, Towanda
and Western railroad. Mr.. Horton is
a heavy stockholder of the Barclay
railroad, and Mr.. Hoyt was formerly
chief engineer of the Fall Brook rail-
road The Barclay road has lately
been rebuilt and extensions are being
made westward as fast as possible
which will reach large lumber and coal
lands. 1t is believed that road could
easily be built from Towanda to strike
this valley either at Apalachn or
Vestal, the most difficult point being
to cross the water shed near Warren
Center The Barclay people hope to
have a line to Binghamton in the near
future.
The free mail delivery system will be
inaugurated at Sayre, on July !, with
three carriers and substitute.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Gaylord, of
Wyalusng have issued invitations for
the marriage of their daughter, Bertha
A., to Leonard d. Leach, of Auburn,
N. Y The ceremony will take place on
Wednesday, May 2s, at five O'clock
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Clark farm one mile west Of the vii

Clark farm one mile west OF the vii
lage.
DR.. l.. r. Cook and daughter,
Florence, of Hawley, visited his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cook, last week.
Rev. Mcvey. Of Hollisterville, preach
ed in the M. Il. church, Sunday morning
last, during absence of Rev. T.. a..
Quimby, who is enjoying his annual
vacation.
Mr.. Charles Loring has been work.
ing at Newfoundland for the past week
on DR.. Fletcher Gilpin's residence,
which is undergoing extensive repairs.
The farmers are busily engaged In
planting their crops. Oats and grass
need rain badly. The outlook for a
large apple and pear crop Is very
promising.
Mrs. j. T. Stocker has been erecting
a substantial fence about her large
pasture and has bargained to pasture
sixty mules for the season. The mules
are owned by one of the anthracite
coal companies in the Lackawanna val
lev.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-20
NICHOLSON.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Nicholson, Pa, May 19.-Mrs. Eliza
beth Repp, of Old Forge. spent Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. ID. w. Titus.
Mr.. Il. +. Johnson left for his home
in Jersey City, Sunday.
Mrs. Nj. Crock, spent Sunday in
Scranton.
Miss Rose Wright, spent Sunday with
her parents in Factoryville.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Shields, jr., and
daughter, Nellie left Sunday for At
lantic City.
Maurice Hinkle called on friends in
New Milford, Sunday.
Mrs. Samuel Warner returned home
Monday after brief visit with her
daughter, Mrs. o. ID. Pratt.
Railroad traffic Is very dull as re-
suit of the miners strike. Very few
but schedule trains running. Night
telegraph offices at Factoryville and
Foster have been closed as a result.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-20
TAYLOR.

At the Stewart Memorial church this
(Tuesday) evening the Bavarian Tab
leaux company will present the Life
of Christ" upon moving pictures. A
mammoth screen will be used for the
performance. A descriptive lecture will
also be given. Following Is the pro-
gramme: "The Annunciation," "Shep-
herds Watching Their Flocks at Night"
"The Birth of Christ" Flight Into
Egypt" MARY Presenting the Babe for
Circumcision" Massacre OF the Inno-
cents" 1.-THE Infant Threatened" 1.-THE
Baptism of Jesus" "Salome Before
Herod," "Herodia Pleads for the Head
of John the Baptist" Death of John
the Baptist" Christ in the Midst Of
His Disciples Blessing Little Chill
dren," "Christ Healing the sick,". 1.-The
Raising of Lazarus" "Triumphant
Entry Into Jerusalem" "The Last Sup
per-" "Christ's Teachings" 1.-THE Be-
trayal of Judas" "Pilate and the
jews" "Christ Before Plate" Con
demnation of Christ" Christ Carry
ing the Cross" "The Crucitlxion,"
Taking Down the Body" Placing the
Body in the Tomb "The Resurrec-
tion," 1.-THE Ascension" The above
programme should furnish an excellent
treat to the public and the church
should be crowded on this occasion.
The funeral of Daniel jenkins, an old
and highly esteemed resident of Old
Forge, whose death occurred on Sun
day, aged 81 years, will be held this
afternoon at o'clock. Services will be
held at the house. Rev. j. J. jenkins
will officiate. Interment will be made
in the Marcy cemetery.
Sad intelligence was received here
from West Scranton on Sunday by w.
j. Hoskins, sr., announcing the death
of his mother. Mrs. Edmund Hoskins.
The funeral will be held this afternoon
at o'clock lnterment will be made
p Forest Hill cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Howells, of Main
street. are at Erie, Pa, where the for
mer will represent Taylor lodge, No.
66S, at the grand session of Odd Fell
lows.
Mrs. Lydia Winterburn is at Read
ing, Pa, attending the grand session Of
the American Protestant Ladies' asso-
citation as a representative from Lacka-
wanna lodge, No. IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Schields and
two children, of the Pyne, and Messrs
John Schields and John Slappi will
leave today for a trip to their native
land, Switzerland.
Mrs. w. J. Neiger, of Taylor street,
was the guest of friends in Lincoln
Heights yesterday.
Operator George Ritter and David
Jones, of Mauch Chunk, We're guests of
friends in town on Sunday.
Mrs. w. NJ. Evans and daughter,
Bessie, of South Taylor. have returned
from a few weeks visit with relatives
in Washington. N. j.
Foreman II. j. Williams, of Hazle-
ton, has been spending the past few
days with relatives in town.
The Young Mems Christian associa-
tion rooms will be kept open every
evening during the week. All are COR
daily invited.
Mrs. John r.. Price and Mrs. Henry
Evans will leave next month for a trip
to Wales.
Miss Agnes Morgans. of Bellevue,
visited friends in town on Sunday.
Lily lodge, No. 939, Independent Order
of Odd Fellows, will meet this evening
in regular session.
Miss Bessie Davis, of Hyde Park, and
Mrs. Morgans, of Miners Mills, spent
the Sabbath as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
John r. Johns, of Railroad street.
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HAMLINTON
the Scranton Tribune.

Special TO the Scranton Tribune.
Hamilton. May 19.-Miss d. p. Ham
lin has opened her summer cottage
and will reside in the village during the
summer months.
c. b. Gale and II. NJ. Simons of
Scranton, We're calling on friends in
town Sunday last.
T.. b. Simons and family. of Ledge
dale, were the guests of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Simons,
Sunday last.
A. l.. Merithew has moved his house.
hold effects from the village to the