The Scranton chronicle., 1903-05-02


Go to Headquarters for Ice Cream
Freezers. VIM. A. Murphy.
On going to press we learn with un-
feigned pleasure that Mrs. l.. d. Her
rick is improving.
Prepare for the hot days by getting
you a Hammock from Wm. A. Murphy.
Shoes are going like wild fire at the
big cut rate sale at w. NJ. Cantv's.
More left, however. ror you TO select
from. Don't wait too long.
Wall paper can be gotten at home as
cheap as anywhere by applying TO Al
bert Delcomyn. Phone I6I.
d. B. Farnsworth of Fort Worth,
Texas, was the guest on Tuesday of Mr.
and Mrs. c. A Farnsworth. Mr Farms
returned to his home the following day
accompanied by his father, Mr.. n. A.
Farnswoth. who has been here for some
time on a visit.
Window Shades makes your room
pleasant Good Cloth shades from 25c
up. VIM. A Murphy.
w. ]. Johnson of Wade was pleasant
visitor at our Office this week. Mr.. John
son informed us that he would be a can
didate for supervisor from beat No. q.
Refrigerators, Refrigerators, with or
without water coolers. The construct
ion is the best. the price the lowest at
Wm. A. MurphY's.
Died at the residence of his son-in-
law, Mr.. John f CARLYLE. Wednesday
corning. Mr.. James Eden. He was
employed as watchnIan by Mr.. Blumer
for ~ years and was faithful employee.
He was inferred, i'll the Catholic ceme-
terry at Pascagoula.
R. II. Henry, editor of the Jackson
Clarion Ledger and Worlds Fair COM
missioner, was an appreciated caller at
our Office on Monday. He is meeting
with much encouragement from the
people of the state regarding the exhibit
at the fair.
Maurice Guiehard' s is the best place
to get oysters. The famous Pass Arone
oysters, the best that grow, always on
hand. Refers also i'll stock. Phone
No d.
DIR. John Murray of Baltimore was
appointed bishop of Mississippi by the
Diocesan Council which met at Jackson
on Wednesday.
In our announcement column this
week appears the name OF Mr. G. r..
Reinecke, who is an aspirant for the
Office of Justice of the Peace. Mr. Rel
necke is thoroughly competent TO fill
the position. For twenty years off and
on he was employed by the firm of Seal
& Bloomfield. He also assisted Messrs.
A. G. Delmas and Frank H. Lewis in
the clerks Office. If Mr.. Reinecke is
elected he will perform his duties to the
letter.
Court convened Monday with Judge
lanes II. Ne, lille on the bench, Dis
trict Attorney White representing the
state. The docket was very light and
court adjourned Friday. The full pro-
ceedngs will appear next week.
A party was given at The residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Bvllaid Monday
present: Mrs. E. Frank Griffin, Misses
Beryl McQuiston. Irene Griffin, Estelle
Morgan, Eva Foster, Matte Foxworth,
Lillian Allev, Bert Roark, Marie,
t,enevieve and Lilly Rourke, aud
MeSSTS. "altei 1-iheihSei, JANIS
ham, Claude Delmas. Joe Bullard,
Harry Smith, Dave Warren, Harry Nor
thup, Pat Rhymes, Phillip Rolls and
Capt c. T. Irving.
At the annual meeting of the Southern
Gulf Coast Yacht Club held in the Bi.
loxi Yacht Club building at Biloxi,
Commodore Walter Gautier represented
the Pascagoula Yacht Club. The prin-
ciple business before the club was that
of electIng officers and fixing dates for
the summer regattas and new rules for
measurements and time allowance.
Under the rules Of the association each
club is entitled to vice president and
DR.. Duke was selected for the Pascagou-
la Club. The regatta will be held here
July II and IS.