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THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18. 1898.
LIVE NEWS OF
DUNRf0REB0ROUGH
BTJHPRISE PAKTY TENDERED
TO CHARLES CORRELL.
One of the Features of the Evening's
Entertainment was the Famous
Mrs. Jarley Wax Work Show.
Thoso Who Impersonated the
Various Characters Horse Owned
by James Flynn Ran Away on
Chestnut Stieet Young Men
Who Have Enlisted In the Army.
Clint Ips Correll, of Dudley street, wat
tendered n surprise party ut his homo
Wednesday evening by a number of his
young filends. The evening was pass
ed In playing frames, of every descrip
tion, amonfj lilcli were the famous
Mrs. Jnrelv's Wax "Works." which
mused great amusement. Those tnlt
lnir part In the wax vvoiks are us fol
lows' Mis. Jarley, Thomas Hughe.
I'hlncse giant, Floyd Skhoonover, two
liemled ghl, vJerttude Klson and Min
nie 'Joyce: sowing woman, Mldn I'ng
Jol. Captain Kldd and his victim, Fred
Klu good and 1211a Urnnnlng Siamese?
twins, Harry Smith and Charles Cliam
beilaln, celebrated dwarf, Frank Kl
Hon, vocalist, Mis IMward Plnnell,
Yankee, Oila Simmons; cannibal, O.
Pidvvrll; babies In the woods. Chattel
Smith and Itobcrt McMillan; Utile
T.eil Hiding Hood. Olive Hanes, Iddy
with Golden Locks, Miss Marshal. Af
ter presenting the figures the nicny
eiovvd was bcated lo u tabic and le
freshmenls were served to thcin by
Mts. Correll.
Those comprising the. party were.
JII-ms Amil" .Smith, Ada Tlirnfd, Ida
nd Orace MuMh.i.l, Mlda and Phoolv
llnrfert, 2Cma Rldwell, Jlattle Mc
Ciarken. fleittud Htson, Mlnnl"
Movie, of 1 1 vile Tark, Olive Hanes,
folllo and Annie Dianiining and Jla
liel Jloleln, Jll-s Stock, Kmin.i and
M77I0 f'a.sper, of eiantons Mrs. Chui -Irs
nison, Mrs Hdwnrd Plnnell, Mr'.
Vanderbort Messis. Chitles Smith.
Thomas Hughes. I'lmiles Chambeilnlti,
. Hldwell, n. rinnell, Itov Slv. TM
w.ird Harpi-l, Cliarles Hlsnn, Fled
IhlROod. of Inttloship Wvv Yolk
Hanv nianuliig. Iliu iv Smith niid
Jinny Adams. Snmutl MeCnuKeii, ltov
Fieeman, Os'ar CNvvvll. Tlunnns jnvv
cis, of Sci.'Mitou.
i:vr:KKLY ixji'isld.
liihn Kllni. of Little Iiigl.md, was
ceiely injiued while at Ills wor.v
M'steiday on tlve Mcoh mountain.
Mr. Kell.tr with o companion wns en
gagtd in hoisting stones that weiiili
JiiUt tons, with a del tick Th guv
tope of tin- deriliU lit oke ami the
end with tlie cm bolt on ,v ung aniuiul
and landed with si eat fot i- upon his
back, Nnochiiifr him down
H w.is picked up b his fellow
noikmen and taken in his hom and
a nhvslelnii was talkd In, who. attti
TONIGHT AND TONIORROW NIGHT
inl e.irh d.i and night iliuiiiK tills ifk
a oil tail g( t at um iliiuglst'x Ktinp's II i.
fim for the Tluuit and l.inigs .ukuowl
i elite el to lie tlie most suLttssfnl letneely
nir sold lor CoiiKlis (.'roup, IIioih hltl"
A.thm i and Consumption Ot n Imttlo
todnv and kevp It .ilvvuvs In the house s,
miu can eheik vour cold at once Price
"Zc and fOc. Sample bottle tree
I Globe Warehouse
Ladies' Waists
And Golf Capes
About a couple of weeks ago we were compelled to apologize to
our patrons for our inability to keep pace with the demand in our
Ladies' Waist Department, hxtra eiforts, however, has righted
the tioublc and dilliculty,
And Today We Invite You
to inspect one of the most complete collections ot Ladies' Waists
made up in fashionable styles and correct matciials and shadings
that nab ever been shown in this city. The mateiials include
Flannels, Fine Cashmeres, Mohairs,
Etc., in every popular color the heart can wish, while the tailoi
mg, trimmings., linings and geneial get-up are ineproachablc.
"p Extra Special Values at
hour 1.25, ITS, 1.875 and 2.45
Aie guaiantced to be at least ONE-THIRD under iegul.it values,
and aicwell worth immediate attention.
Ladies' Golf Capes
The most stylish walking and pictuiesque cold weather garment
that has hit the popular fancy in many years. The assoitment
now shown in our Cloak Department is marvelously complete,
and includes all the high novelties in rough elfect and smooth
lace plaids, bright colors and soft, neutral shades, for quiet dress
eis. Trimmings arc varied to suit individual fancy, yet never
wander far from strict accordance with fashion's decrees.
For Misses' Wear
Prices run from $4.50 up.
For Ladies' Wear
$5.75, $8.50, $9.50, $12.00, $13.50 and upwards
Globe Warehouse
examining him. stated that his back
war psvetcly Injured and ho v-votitd
bo obliged to Btny In the house for sK
weeks at least.
SHORTER PARAGRAPHS.
The members of John n. Smith and
Independent hose companies nnd the
ladles who arc to help them held u
meeting Inst night In the P. L. and
11. roclety rooms on Chestnut street
to discuss the manner and tnatto pre
parations In which tho fair, thnt Is
to be held In Washington hall durln',
the holidays, will bo conducted. A lnrgo
number were present nnd a good dcnl
of Important business wns ttansacted.
A literary and musical entertain
ment will be glcn In St. Mark's parish
house this evening under the nuplcc
of the Men's guild. Miss Dean, tho
elocutionist In public schools, wilt
speak.
Rev. r. I Arthur spoke on "The
Cospet of a Person" last evening to
an Increasing audience In tho taber
nacle. This evening lie will take as
his subject "The Power of the Gos
pel" which will be one of tlie best
sermons rl delivered in the Assem
bly hnll. All nn welcome. Seats free
and gentlemanly uwlieis.
All the uiLlilbeis of Conclave No. 2.V,
Improved Order of Heptasophs, are
requested to be present at their meet
ing tomorrow nlcht, when Mv. V,. D.
Ludwl:r, of Hile, Pa, will be present
and deliver an address.
Tlie Ladles' Foreign Home Mission
ary and Young Ladies' Mission elides
will hold their annual praise service
at tho manso on Dint street this after
noon. The Ron Ton Soclul club will run
their first annual masquerade ball nnd
social In Keystone hull this evening.
Music will be furnished by an orches
tra for the occasion.
A horsw belonging to .lames Flynn,
of Chestnut street, and dilven bv his
hi other, Harry, took fright on fireen
Ridge street, vestordny afternoon and
inn awuy. The damage was slight
as the horse was caught befote tiav
ellng fat.
Private Henry Muua. foinpnnv V,
Thirteenth legiment, Pennsylvania
volunteeis, who has been homo on a
thirty-day sick furlough, halug been
taken sick at Camp Meade, lettnned
to camp jesterday.
The kindergarten connected w Ith the
Piesbyterlan church wilt occupy the
McLane building on Chestnut street
In the near future The building has
been pecured and the necessary chang
es aie being made fot the cairylng on
of tho work.
Hairy Thompson, of Noith lilakely
stieet, and Martin Richards, of lllgg
.stieet. two well known young. men In
this town, enlisted in the Twent-flist
I'lilteil Stales infantry vesterdav, at
the icel lilting olllce in Seuiiton, They
will leave for camp this mottling nt
10 o'clock
PHHSONAL NOTL'S.
Mis 'Wilcox and daughter Mattie,
of MuriWuiHllle, ate spending a few
elavs with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas llrink,
of North Apple street.
Mis ficorge Williams, of Peekvlilo,
spent yeMeulay with lelnthes on Har
per stieet
The II v "W P. Cilbbons of i:im
street, has letuined home .iftei a sliot t
visit at Haw ley.
Mis George .lone", of llrook s-tteet.
Is being entertained nt the home of
her son, Reuben, at Hlmhuist
Mlsb Hlbabeth (Jllpen, of J, i Anna,
I" the Ktieht of Miss Matle Uebbei, of
Htiiper stteet
EVENTS OF DAY IN
WEST SCRANTON
LICENTIATE EDWARD HOWELIi
ORDAINED TO MINISTRY.
Set vices Conducted in tho Jackson
Street Baptist Church Thoso Who
Participated in Them Hydo Park
Avenue Is Not Likely to Be Paved
This Year New Court to Be Open
ed and a Number of Buildings
Erected Social Events of Last
Evening.
Licentiate IMward Howell f the
Jackson Street Haptlst tlu h. wn
ordained to the Christian in' -try In
the Haptlst denomination last . nlnR.
The services were conducted at the
Jackson Street Mnptlst church je-ier-day
afternoon and evening, a council
of the H.mtlst ministers of the Alilrs
tun association liavlnu been culled for
thl purpose.
The afternoon was devoted to the
necessary examination ot Licentiate
Howell' Intentions, qualification, et
tetera. The evening sen Ice comprised
the ordination lites. and the audience at
this session was very large. Hev.
Howell has labored earnestly nnd
thoughtfully for oer two years lo
lit himself for this Htep.
The council of minister convened nt
2.30 o'clock at the chuich. Itev. W.
O. Watklns, of the North Main Ave
nue Haptlst church, acted as modem
tor, and Itev. W. J. Foul, of the Oreen
llldge church, wns clerk. Clerk Hlch
ard Nlcholls, of the Jackson street Hap
tlst chutch, lead the call ot that chinch
for the council and the conduction of
business was forthwith begun upon
motion to that effect, by Hev A. Her
gen Hrowe, of Wavorly; Hev. J It.
Kills, of Hlakely, then Introduced Li
centiate Howell to the council.
In nccoi dance with the pioceduie of
the lltual, questions were asked, and
In conclusion the candidate was re
quested to make a statement concern
ing his position. Intentions, etc This
belli;; done he retired and after due
eonsldeintlon, tiDon motion of Hev J
S. Williams, of Koiest Clt. seconded
by AV J. Fold, of Green llldge, the
council epiessed it satisfaction and
lecoiiiinended the ordination ot the
candidate. A committee of aiiauge
nients for this set vice was appointed.
Itevs. T I Jepson and Thomas IJe
fStudiv aniLLamen St J. Stein
formed that committee, and tlu le
poited forthwith Their iepoi t u m .
cepted. The business of the cumuli
being concluded the benediction was
offered bv Itev T H. Jepson ni.d ed
journinent was made for the evening
session.
Modem tor Watklns presided nt the
owning session, nnd the ftil.ou
Ktteet Haptlst church choir assisted In
the singing The service was upened
with n pas-age of Scriptures, read by
Hev H. H Han Is, I'll D of 'Civlot,
lollowed bj the invocation olteud bv
Hev C. A. Spauldlng. of Klinhurst The
onllnntloii seimon was pleached by
Itev J. It. Hills, of i.akely, and wns
nil able effort His theme was found
In the woids of Isaiah "Heic Am I,
Loid, Rend Me." He diew out the need
of the cl'tiri h. the duties of the dis
ciple, his quantitations and his beset
ting clltlhultles. The speaker uiged a
steadfast lellante upon Ood und a con
stant attention to his woik. In con
cluding, he recommended him to Ood's
good diiection and looked for glorious
results
The oidulning piajei was uttered bv
Hev. VT J Foul, of Oreen llldge, and
Hev. S F Matthews, pastor of the
Scianton Stteet Haptlst church, ten
deted the candidate the Hight Hand
of Fellowship, In behulf of tho mlnlstiy
and the congregation Hev. J. S. Wil
liams, of Foiest City, delivered the
charge to the candidate. His words
vvete weighty with put pose, and the
Intent of the pioper course to be pur
sued b the now full-fledged minister.
The set vices came to nn end with the
singing of a lijinn
The ministers and laymen who at
tended the coumll and nfter service
lire' Hev. A. Bergen Hrowe nnd C A.
Sherman, of Abinglon, Rev. T. K. Jep
son, Dunmoic Kfv. J H. Kills and D.
J Williams, of Hlakeb. Hev. H. H.
Harris, Ph D Tavloi. Hev. C. A.
Spauldlng and ('. C Clay, Hlmhurst;
Hev. S. F Matthews and Dr. 11. O.
Heddoe, Scinnton: Itev. J. P Williams,
Forest Clt, Hev. V .1. Tord nnd Oil
belt "Win th, Oreen llldge: Hev. Thom
as UcOtuchy and D C. Thomas. Rer.in
ton. Hev. AV. o. Watklns and M J.
Stone, I'lovldence, Ilev. John A. Kv
nns and Samuel S. Lewis. Xorth
Scranton; Hev. H. F. Y I'ieice, I'enn
Avenue Haptlst, Scrnnton, Hev J H.
Hell doloreil) Shlloh Afilran Haptlst,
Sunnton. Visiting ministers, Hev H.
S Jones, Wales, and Hev. Oeoige Pope,
of Brown and Tioga association, X. Y.
SOCIAL AFFAIRS LAST EVENING.
The monthly supper of the Ladles
Aid society of th Simpson Methodist
Eph-opal chuich was an unqualified
succp"-3. The menu was excellent, the
sen Ice delightful and the p.itunuig"
dest'i edlv Urge. At the conclusion of
the supper a mi Inl entertainment fol
lowed and the following prolamine
was iend?icd llecllatloiis by the
Misses Hozel Giant and ("Intrude Fel
low., piano bolo bv Miss Gnu Acker,
and several selections by a qunrtette
of oloied sii'gers. Ic cu-uin and cako
wete served at the conclusion of the
entertainment.
Tho military souvenelr social con
ducted Wednesday evening at tho First
Welsh Haptlst church by ths members
of the Haptlst Young People ji society
of tho church was continued and con
cluded last evening. The .socond ev
ening was gi enter In its success than
the (list.
Tho fair opened in tho Hampton
stieet Methodist church Wednesday
evening by the ladles of the Lndles
Aid society of tho church was co-i-tlnued
last evening with gienter suc
cess. Tho fancy m tides booth was in
chaige of the young ladles of the i.
H. W circle of tho church, ant1 tha
members of the Junior Epworth league
looked after tho candy booth. Supper
was ?etved fiom C to S o'clock by the
IndkM.
Ft'NEHALS OF YESTERDAY.
A large concourse of friends attend
ed the funeial of the Iato W. II. Bou
my, which was held jesterday after
noon from the residence, SOI Hampton
street. The ilorul offerings vvero num
erous nnd beautltul. Ilev J. P. Mof
fatt, pastor of the Washburn Street
Presbyterian chuich, preached the
funcrnl sermon. A quattettu assisted
In the singing.
At the conclusion of the services tho
remains vvero levved and later boino
to Forest Hill cemetery, wheio Inter
ment was made. The pall-bearers vvero
William Bell, "Sv Ihlam Lyman. P. Per-
A PECULIAR REMEDY.
Homcthliiff About the New Dlicorerv
InrCuriiiB l)rpepln.
The new F. I. Hell, a highly cfltcem
ed minister residing nt Wecdsport,
Cayuga, County, N. Y In a recent let
ter wiltes as follows: "Thcro has
nevet been nnythlng that t hnc taken
that has relieved the Dyspepsia from
which 1 have suffered tor ten years
except the new remedy called Stuart'
Uyspepsla Tablets. Since taking thcin
I have had no distress nt all after eat
ing nnd ngaln after long years CAN
BLEi:r WELL. Hev. F. I. Hell, Weeds
port, X. Y., formeily Idalla, Colo.
Stuart's Dvspepslo Tablets 1 a re
markable remedy, not only because
It Is a certain cure for all forms of
Indigestion, but because It seems to
act as thoroughly In old chronic cases
of dyspepsia as well as In mild at
tacks of Indigestion or biliousness. A
person linn dvapcpsla simply becnuse
tho stomach Is overwoiked, nil It wants
Is a harmless, vegetable remedy to di
gest the food and thus give It the
much needed test.
This Ib the secict of the success of
this peculiar remedy. No matter how
weak or how much dlsordeied the di
gestion may be. Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets will digest the food whether
the stomach woiksi or not. New life
nnd energy Is given not only to the
tomaeh but lo every organ and nerve
In the body. A trial of this splendid
medicine will convince the most skep
tical that Dyspepsia and all stomach
troubles can be cuied. The tablets
are piepaied by the F. A. Stunt l Co.,
of Marshall, Mich., but so popular
has the remedy become that Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets can now be secured
at any drug stoic at f0 cents per
package. Send foi the book on stom
ach diseases free.
igo, William llletenauer, V. Fanning
and Charles Lleber.
The funeinl of Philip, the oung son
of .Mr. and Mis. Michael Hupp, was
held jesterday afternoon from the ies
Idenco, I3S Cnmeion avenue. Many
friends of the bereft parents weie In
attendance. The remains were borne
to the cathedral cemeteiy, where In
terment wns made. The ?all-beaiers
weie: John (Tallies, Thomns King, II.
Schumberg. O. Heck J Kuitz, jr. nnd
Theodore Sehultz.
MINER SEVERELY 1NJLHED.
Thomts T Jon s, emplo.v ed as n la
boter In the Diamond mines, was bad
1 Injured yesteiduj morning by a
piematuro blast while at work. A
chaige placed bv the nilii'r had lulled
to ,jo off and they inuttouslv uppioath
ed the fuce of the chamber. The
c lunge, howevu w s not dead and i
sudden Hash warned them ot danger
The miner mik vde( in escvping th
living coal, but Jones was struck in
thv light side by a lmge piece His
anus and thigh weie lacemted and lie
was otherwise bmied. The injmtd
man was lemoved to Ills lesldemo,
11 !V Hampton niiiet and U aow in
th" cue of Dr. G B Heath
ENTERTAINMENT AND MA IAI
The Young People's soi'le'y of the
Sumner avenue Pt-sbvleilau ehun a
will conduct an entei t tlnmeut and bo
botiil In tin chut eh assi mblj looms
this evening Adml'Icn Is 10 ints.
The public is cordiall.v luvltsd to be
present. The folliwing lwu.iinmi
will be can led out
Recitation
Solo . ..
Recitation
Music,
limitation
(Juartetle
Solo .
Itecit.illou
Solo ...
.Miss Mumlock
.. . Caleb Evans
Ml-s Sallle Thomis
..MI- Lillian Tcvvkesburv
Nellie Hvulis
Miss Helen D.ivl's
Mrs. L It Foi"r
PERSONAL MENTION.
Englneei W. J. Lons, of Vot Lack
awanna avenue, n seiiouslv ill at his
lionn-.
Mrs. Jnme.i R. lluglics, of Washburn
street, is tepieentlng Simpson Chap
ter, Epwotth League, of the Simpson
Methodist chuich at Hlnghainton, N.
Y.
Mis j Thomis, ot Washburn stiet.
a member ol the him of tjougheitv,
Thomas und company, millineis. Is In
New Yor'c c lty on business.
Mis. William Davis, ,,! Washlunn
street, Is vNItlns in New Yon; city
MNses Emma Watklns and Olive
Rumbold, ot Lafavetto street, aie vis
iting In New York city
Miss Minciva Hopp. of Eynon eticet,
has as her guest, MKh Dinnet, of Hni
rlsburg Mr and Mis. Robeit Eldied, of Ejd
Park avenue, aie visiting In Oneonta,
N. V.
Mis. Gcoigi Cat son, of Washbuin
stieet, is visiting In Honedale,
Mi5 Randolph Joneu. f Jackson
street, has ns hei guest. Mis. Clinton
Harris, of Atlantic City.
A. H. Holmes, of South Main ave
nue, has leturned fiom a business tilp
In the western pait of the state,
Mrs T. E Davles and chlldten of
South Main uveniie, aie visiting In
Brooklvn. N. Y
William L. Mjlps. of Kingston, has
ictuincd from a visit with filends heie.
MINOR NEWS NOTES
The membeis of s,t. Leo's battalion
nn- prcpulng for theli annual ball,
which will be held In St. David's hall
Dec 7 Music will be piovlded by a
full ore best; a.
The membeis of the Cht I'psllon so
ilety of the the Washbuin Stieet Pres
hvtcilnn chuich will conduct an old
fashioned "at homo" In their loeims at
the chuich Thanksgiving night
Robert Howell, of Hampton stieit,
submitted tc nr operation fer tha te
movnl of a tumor from the back of
his neck yesteulny at the West Side
ho-spltul. The tumor was about tho
size of an gg mid had caused Iti
weater consldeiable niiiiojauco.
OREEN RIDOE.
Mis, Will Elk and son nnd Miss
Nettlo Leaich, of South Canaan, spent
yesterday nt II, M. Simon's on East
Market stieet.
Green Ridge lodge, COS, independent
Order of Odd Fellows, electpd a can
didate last evening and will initiate
him In tho Hist degiee next neck,
Mrs. C H. Hnslam urn. daughter, of
Dalton, nic visiting nt the homo of
John Hnngi, on Deacon stieet.
Mrs, Soul, of Windsor, X. Y., Is
f'pendlng a few weeks with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Edwaid Wllmaith, of EI
mont street.
Porter E. Swingle, of East Mutket
street Is visiting IiIh father at .South
Canaan
Night school commenced Tuesday
evening at No, 2S school with twentv
six pupils, among which weie several
young ladles.
m
The Tables Turned.
Mr. Oldchap Aie ou Inte rented In los
slls. Mini antdilcy?
Miss Gfthley Oh-er this Is so sudcien!
New York World.
DAY'S DOINGS OF
SOUTH SCRANTON
ANNUAL CONCERT OF TIIE LA
DIES' AID SOCIETY.
Held Last Night in the Hickory
Street Presbyterian Church Miss
Yetta Art Tendered a Surprise
Party by Her Friends Marriage
of Miss Lizzie Phillips and FranK
Reidmlller John Butka, of Rem
ington Avenue, Painfully Injured
in the Connell Mine Other Notes.
The largo audltoilum of the Hickory
Street Presbyteilan church was taxed
to Its utmost capacity last night by a
vast number of the lepresentntlvo
young Gcrmnn peoplo of this side, the
occasion being the j early concert of
the Ladles Aid society of the congre
gation, The opening number of the nffulr
was a selection by the Orpheun club,
a musical organization composed of F
II. Wldinajer, violinist; Ctiailes Doer
snm, pianist; W. H. Stanton, jr., oor
netlst, and William McAndiews, clai
lonetlst. That pleasing number wns
followed by a duet. "The Flsheiman,"
given by Thomas Heynon and John W.
Jones. Miss Mat gat ct Jones, n con
tralto soloists, sang with good effect
Mnlloy's "Love's Old Sweet Song." A
quartette compilslng Misses Lydla
Sailor, Maigaiet Jones, Ml. Hevnon
and Mr Jones, tendered "Tell me, Thou
Pretty Bee," by Ptotheroe. Miss Bes
sie Sloat was at her best In "The Hide
of Jennie McNcnl." Responding to an
enccne Bhe leclted "A Wayward Life"
Miss Sailor sang In a clever manner
"When the Heait Is Young" A selec
tion by the Orpheus dub concluded the
llrst portion of the piogrmnme. In
section two, the talent noted uppeared
to equally us pleasing advantage as In
the opening of the concert.
NIGHT SCHOOL NOTES
As stated In this column tecently the
attendance at the night schools on this,
side Is so great that the school eon
tiolleis and teachers were much sui
pilsed. At No. 15 school there aie at
tending tho sessions many joung men
of foreign With, who ate unnble to
master the English studies undei
teacheis of our language, as a conse
quence application has been made lo
Controller Jedin Gibbons, of the Twen
tieth waul, to use his utmost endeav
cus to have a teacher engaged to in
stiuct them, who Is convetsant with
their language. Mi. Gibbons has stat
ed that the wishes of these joung mm
will be complied with within a few
dajs.
Owing to a number of urnulj lads
who congiegate nlghtlv at No. s. st hool
It was nece-ssatj to summon the polh e
theie Wednesday night to dispel the
boisterous ciowd The tactics of these
lads ftustiated the efioits of the stud-i-nts
to puisue theli studies In the tmu
qull mannei thnt until lecently char
acterized the sessions at this school.
Lieutenant Zang has notified the pa
tiolmen undet him te pu much at
tention to the vicinities of the schools
on this side duilng the boms ef the
night sessions, until the gangs bent on
eltstui bance are bioken up.
Misses Maiv MoIIltt and Mai Pm
eell anil Joseph Muiphy have been add
ed to the staff of teacheis at No 11
school.
SOCIAL EVENTS.
Miss Yetta Ait, cashier at the Davl
ilow shoe house In the central city,
w.-ui visited nt het home, JOJ Birch
stieet, last night, by n small paity
of her friends- The young people ai
l anied to give their friends an agiee-ablc-
suipilse. The Dennis quartette
accompanied the visitors and matei
lollv assisted In canylng the pio
ginintue of entei tainment. A palat
able lunch was served and dancing was
Indulsed in.
The partv was comuosed of Mi. and
Mis, Wnlter A. McConnell. Mr. and
Mis. John Hoffman, Mi. and Mrs.
Peter 'P Neuls, Mis. William Frantz.
Mis. Choi les Art. Misses Lena nnd
Emma Faust, Clara Ross, Ljdla and
Millie Neuls, and Mensts. John Jan
sen. John Astrlnger, Tred Evans and
Walter Lange
Ambrose He rz, the energetic grocer
and diy oods man, of Stone avenue,
was foitj j ears of agei jesterday.
The modest) of Mi. Heiz kept the fact
fiom many ef his waim friends, but a
goodly number, however, learned of
the occasion, and In a body tbev went
to his lesldence last night to nbservy
the event In a manner befitting It.
Mis. Eerz, who was a paitj to epiletly
atianglng the celebration, pienared a
sumptuoiifi dinner, the meilts of which
weie done ample Justice to bj the gath
ering. The host was warinlj i ongrat
ulated and made the recipient of maiiv
gifts. Dancing, eiuhu and othei di
versions were tho other featutes ot
the evening.
MARRIED AT ST. MARY'S CHFRCH
Miss Lizzie Phillips, ot Maple stteet,
and Funk Iteldmlllei, of Crown ave
nue, weio united In niairlage at St.
Marj's chinch jesteiday morning at 8
o'clock. A nuptial mass celelnated by
Hev Peter Christ, lector of St. Maij's
church, pieceded the ceremony, which
was perfoinied by the celebiant of tho
mm." Only the most Intimate ft lends
of the joung couple were ptcsont at
the mairiage.
Tho reception was held at the home
ot the bilde, and It was attended by
tho membeis of the two families, Mr.
and Mis Reidmlller aie popular young
people, admit ed and esteemed bj- a
vast circle of friends. Thcj- will com
mence housekeeping today In a neatly
furnished home on Clown avenue.
N'l'nS OF NUWS.
John Butko, rcsIdint: nt 1001 Hem
ington avenue, was injiued while at
woik yesterday at the Connell mine.
A fall of coal landed on his head, which
cut It badly. The back of tho head
was laid open, anil a deep sash was
made acioss the foichc.id lie was.
tnken to his home and nlven attention
by JJr, Walsh. Fifteen stitches wero
insetted to close the wound on tho
head and eight weie placed In the fore
head. Work was commenced yesterday nt
the Neptune engine house. The com
pletion of the lemodellliif: of tho In
tel lor of tho luntters will bo ruchert
TRY GRAIN-0! TRY GRAIN-0!
Auk jour Grocer todnv to hIiovv voii a
pnckiiRO ot OltAIN-O, the new food drink
that takcB the place of coffee Tho chil
dren may drink It without lujuiy us well
as the adult. All who trj It. like It
GltAlN-O ha that lich seal brown of
Mocha or Java, but It la miide fiom pure
grain, and tlm most delicate Htomach
receives It without ilUtreHB. ',4 the pilco
of coffee, ISo. and 25 cts. per puckage.
Bold by all grocery.
A OEMERAL
Nursing
Dr. T. M. Burns, of Denver, Colo., writes: "I
consider Johann Hoff's Malt Extract superior to
all other remedies In the treatment of suppression
of milk and as a general tonic for nursing mothers."
hr jilotiMr nml
All either Hie
$
if nnriT nninn
UlttHI &IW
Johann Hoff's gsiQ
wiiii i minniinTnTWiiiiMTl WBwl
A LIST OP UP-TO-DATG WINTER GOODS
AT CUT-RATE PRICES. BARGAIN SNAPS.
Here Arc a Few Extra Bargains:
SnnpHalA Price
Men's C.ilf Welt, kangaroo tip, double sole $1.98
Men's White Bios." Box Calf, leather lined 2.79
Men's "Juno" Calf, heavy soles, winter weight 1.98
Men's Felt Boots, with Perfection overs, $2.50 grade 1.89
Men's 1 ubber boots
.JI.'iS
Uovs rubber boots .
Ladles' rubbet boots
Youths' rubber boots
Mioses' rtlbbi-i boots
Chilli's rubber boots
MO
"S
1 H
.Vt
Hundreds of other Big Bargains, which we shall mention
from time to time in these columns.
Standard
HANDIEST STORE IN THE CITY.
AMUSEMENTS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
mjRaUNIH'.R A WAS, L:5e:i.
II. K. I. UNCI, .Manager.
ONE WEEK
With Dallj Mutlnce (except Morula))
Commencing .Monday, Nov. 11
Elmer E. Vance's
Comedy Co.
With the W'ouilerfill HhVfllll Kin re stile
oCHeenlc production-), merlloroils comedies
nmlNeiiKiitlotinl DrmiiR
I'ltlCh IDC, 'JOe', :iOc'
Week Comniencliis Mon. Nov. 21
America' ireatet Kepcrlulre
Organization
EDNA
THE SPOONERS
CECIL.
iiil 'I holr Ills t'omcd und Siseliilt,v Co.
Monday Night "A Fair Kobe."
Dime Matinee Dally Commencing Tue$ela
Special thanksgiving Matinee.
Nirsirr imci:s-io ro ent.
Ladles l'e tickets Mond.tv nlBht
within a fdiort time, niuch to the pleas
uie of the conipan. which li.is suffeied
many Inconvenlenies by the tevet.il
elibivs made in the vvoiK
Tie l.ojalty club eii th" 'Yuiin
'i lneii'rt Cliilstlall a!si iillon will
conduct a "I'he.stnut Hunt" tonlsl'l at
the association looms.
To South Slile pations Meadow
lirook U'asluiy Pea coal $1 .'I dellv
eied To wagons, T." cents a ton. Tel
ephone No. 41.11.
Mis. Walter McCartney and iiltv ,
Miss Maine riaheity, er Wilkes-Han e.
have K'tuined fiom a visit with Kate
Ooidon, ot Stone avenue
Patiolnnn eleoise Tones has lesimvd
elutv aftei a i Illness of a week'.s elui
atlon. William Schmlilt, .Ii , the driiRKlst
nt Teippo's phntmacy, is uboiit after
a hev etc llln.'su.
MINOOKA.
lMlliek DevlllP, of AVest MlnooKa,
left ehlelda' for Philadelphia to ic
slde the ic peininnently
The emplo.vis of ihe (Tieenweiod Xo
1 .mil " tollkile.s win be paid S.itiu
ela.v .
.lohn M'. .lovce has" lemoved his
householi! iffe-cts to his new ies.idnico
on School Muet
A pli' isant .siipi in- piuly was teu
elered .Miss Urlds-et Walsh at hei I'onio
In Wcht .Mlnooka last cvrnlris.
OBITUARY.
Dr. J.nnes S Kellj, of Archbnld, died
at his Imnu on Silun strut Vrdncil tv
afternoon. JJr. Ktllj w.is Si v.aia of age
and gradunteil fiom tho V ulvi isllv ot
Pennsj lvaniii live cats ngo. AttM Mud.
uatlng ho rut irel the examination fn
lesidcnt phsiclnii of St. Marys hoit.il
at Philadelphia. He was the Miices-siul
cuinpitltor foi the l cl ef linucii out of a
class of m my brilliant vounu, men lie
lem.lllied at he hospital foi onu ve'iir and
then follovvcel hit. piofewloii In til It dtv
with suicess. Two .rn ago lie icmoved
to UlMihnnt, wlieie In was cNccolliihlv
Miciis-suii. Palling lualth rompcllid him
lo lib union bin PI ae tlie and hi took up
IiIh residence Willi Ids parent Mr. unel
Mr". Patrick Killv. The cany eternise of
V-. Kelly Is icgicitcel by the nian who
knew him Tho luneral will take placo
this morning. A high ma- s ot requiem
will bo citebuiUel at .yt. 'J'honim churili
Inteimcnt will bo nwilo at the I'allio.ie
ennetery, Archb ilil.
PicUiTlcl: Krcln died at IdH home, ')(!
lllrkorj htiret, cKtcidn. miri Ing at daj
llgtit. Ilo bad been nlllw all surr.in r
and the past two months were spent In
Intense huflering. Tin iIi-cmscsI was C".
years of age', and a resident of Houth
Scranton for many vcu-s lie was a
tmstwerthy ctnpiove nf the iJIiltmn Mini,
ufncturlng works of this cliv. Ills wire
and the lolKwhig chlldun hiirvlve blm
Mrs Henry Jrceibscn. Mln.cs I.llllau iiul
Amu Iv'tebs, Chailes Kr. bs. of New Vj k
city, und John Krebs, of f'ompauy U,
Tlultrenthi slinent, now at ('amp "ioung,
Augusta. Ua Til" tuiieial will take place
tomonow aft' moon nt " o'clock hei
vlccs will be held at tho house and Itev.
J. C. Schmidt, ot the Oeim.in Ji.iptlxt
church wl.t olllclate Interment will be
mado in the Plttstou aveniiu ee meter).
William McNeill!', died ut his homo nn
Hemlock slieet. South Pel union Wcdnns.
ilnv morning at the age nf r,"i )ears The
deceased wis imo of the oldest residents
of Scranton. Ho cume ovu llflj vcuim
ago, nnd was a foieman lor a score of
veiirH hi the old rolling mill His wlfo
nnd lour children sm vivo hlni. 'J'hev aie
Mrs. Michael Whelun, Miss Pannlo Mc
Nall, JceopIi and Prank McNally, all of
this city. Tho funeral will take phue lo
moi row morning nt 8 o'clock. A mass of
requiem will bo celebrated at St, Peter's
Cathedral. Intirment will be made In
Cathedra! cemetery.
TOMIO FOR
Mothers
t
ctandird h
Intiutloiu.
nimrnur
- 5HUt 5ALt
Men's Arctics .OS
IIiivh' Alctlcs 79
v oaths' Arctics , 1,9
MIsps" Arctics S9
I. idles' Arctics (,1
Child's Arctics 19
Shoe Store,
217 LACKA. AVE
$
AMUSEMENTS
T YCEUM THEATRE,
" RCIS & llUKdUNDER. Letiees.
II. R. L.ONO. Manager.
PrlJuy and Saturday anil Saturday IMatlnee,
Nov. iH and 19.
THE FAMOUS
Brother's Bryno
In their Pntlrely New Pantouilua
Kiiolusc Comedy.
GOING TO THE RACES
I'onltlvely Hip Urcalont Production of
Pantomimic Comedy Kver Given
In this Country.
5-PEOFlE BO
JjUI! '1 he Client Ituco hcene! Hlx TLoiough-
breel Kiii'e 1 oises' Ine Pnnnv Plrj Scene!
I be Wonilenti Air yblp! luo Ileal huslua
ami rutin IIui-hc
1 bo 1, mglilu Sjliovv 0f the world.
He,'itlm price
MiUlncis, clilldreii 'J.c, Adults ,'VOc.
a
TheGondoliers
tor tho lieuettt of
Free Kindergarten Association.
SO-CHOKUS-nO
SPPl IAI.ht.l..Vi:HV.
GOIUJKOPS COsTUMKa.
Pl.Kcritlt'AL. UFPEOT
Uiiticr's 1'ull Orchestra.
Ultll.l.I .TC VSI' OP l'AVOUITK V.MA
TKUU VCPAl.lfc.T's
Lyceum Theater
Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day Evenings,
Novembsr 21, 22 and 23.
Wednesday Matinee.
Sale of seats to oneu nt Powells Musla
ftore PUda,.ovembri IS, Oa in.
: J
GaietyTheater
One Solid Wcok, Commencing
.Monday .Matinee, Nov. 1-1.
WITH
Jolly Nellie Ha
nley
Matinees JMunday.Tuesday. Friday, Saturday
Nest week tho Oawloolah Kurlctttst Mon.
dii, luehelu and VVenesdiiy.
Tho J'renrh Polly Company, Tliursiln,
I'rlduy, ami r-aturdiiv, with special Thanks
giving Vlatlneo J hunduy Nov. 21.
Seamless :ind Solderless
CIMCCT 18-Karat Wedding Rings.
riRDOl Also the New TilTany
.Style, 25-Kaiat
WEDDING PRESENTS
In sterling Silvci, Rich Cut
Glass, Clocks, etc., Diamonds
and Fine Jewelry. Stone Rings
in endless variety.
THE MOST COMPLETE
Stock of Watches
FROM S2.50TO $150.
Mr. Adams, our Optician, will fit
anv cases of defective vision at a
very reasonable price.
130 Wyoming Avenus.
WANTED.
Scrap Iron, Second-Hand Machine
ety. Old Metals, etc. We sell second-hand
Boiler Tubes, Stacks,
Tanks, etc., write us for anything
in this line.
HUH SUPPLY HI Kill CO.
;eiQ West Lackawanna Avenue.
A CHILD e.ui froit a cako In one mln
uto If fhe uses
ICEALINE
Tho Ni'vv Prostliu; No tusar or tlavol'
used. All OroceiH 10c. pkg.; or mall 15c.
Mudo only by tho
JUKAMNJ; M ANUPAcrUUlNQ CO.
llolyoke, Maia
MEuCrarau
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