Local Classifieds from Pittston Gazette August 10 1903
From Business Men notes sales and wanted ads. Thoroughbred white ducks for breeding at Meadow Brook Farm list ducks and drake for six dollars. jobs include reliable boy over 15 at West Pittston firm Farrar Peck Rob, two good boys 16 for factory work at J E Patterson Co, two buyers seek washer, girl and boy vacancies, and various house and store listings. Reward offered for lost chiffon collar at 815 Wyoming Ave. Ice cream wholesale and retail at Harter. House for rent on Railroad St near Dr Byron's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadow Brook Farm
Daas
Farrer, Peck & Rob- Ents
West Pittston
Wyoming Avenue
Delaware Ave
Br Oller
J. E. Patterson & Co
Ash
Harter
MT Parke
Harter's
Railroad St
Dr. Byron
Church St
Philadelphia Ave
Harter’s Bread
Scranton Visitors and Locals Share Weekend News
A long list of Scranton area residents and visitors are noted in town over the weekend. Names include F Antrim Bella Benedict George Benedict Kate Burnett James Campbell James Cohen D C Kemmerer C Beckwith Claire Curtin William Maloney ET Glering Mrs Walters Harry Myers Neilson Dalry Gordon Thomas Williams Helen Keating Fred Zerbey Bertha Watkins Kate Protheroe Agnes Hryden Juliet Touhill Leo Touhit Lincoln Lewis Mame Flynn Carrie Flynn Martha Kornachtz Agnes Hryden Felix Piotrowitz Juliet Touhill Leo Touhit Misses Cornelius Evans Mabel Evans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Antrim
Scranton
Bella
George W. Benedict
Atlanta
Kate Burnett
Montrose
James Campbell
James Cohen
Port Grimith
Atlantic City
D. C. Kemmerer
Claire Curtin
Dunmore
Foy
Wi Street
William Maloney
New York
ET. Glering
Wilkes-tiarre
HE. Delaney
Port Grimm
Buffalo
Thomas Willams
Railroad
Bills Helen Keating
Railroad Street
Pittsburg
Fred. E. Zerbey
Wilkesvarre
Lehigh ‘Valley Coal Co
RA. Hines
Bertha Watkins
Kate Protheroe
Brown & Co
Lincoln Lewis
Oregon Heights
Bualo
Niagara Falls
Mame
Carrie Flynn
South Main ‘Street
Towanda
Waverly
Martha
Emma Kornachtz
Key
Father Burke
Toronto
Canada
P. H. Hopkins
Dupont
MM. J. Burke
Swallow Street
William Wilson
Parsonage Street
H. J. Foster
Surance
Miners’ Bank
Wayne County
Belle Armstrong
Drury's
John Hall
Peter
Nellie
Masey
Drag
Wilkenbarre
Daisy ‘Thomas
JA. ‘Thomas
Western Union Telegraph
Wilkes Barre
Local Gleanings: Evening meetings and events in town
Town notes report the Bag Noseco board meeting this evening, Lack Cornet band concert and dance at Keystone halls, a young birthday party on Carroll Street, and an Eagle hotel school exhibit ending today. Also listed are Loyal Temperance Legion dues, a souvenir from Paris for John Robbie, a funeral at Langel to cemetery, and plans for a railway station in Avoca. Additional items include Grange picnic at Lake Carey, a surprise party for Miss Liazle Reldy, St Anthony’s charter application, and an Italian driver injured at the coal mine hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anabout
Bag Noseco
Lack Cornet
Keystone
Broad St. Mf
Samuel Gardner
Mill Street
Eagle Hotel
Loyal Temperance Legion
Gazette
Johm
Robbie
Paris
Mise Gertrate
Joseph Hurst
Carroll Street
William
James Hastie
Avoca
Jalea
Langel
Jauret
Grangers
Wyoming Counry
Lake Carey
Liazle Reldy
Browntown
Charles Nelison
St. Anthony's Society
Dupont
S Deneddal
Society of the Sacred
Thomas Gravin
Pennssylvania Coal Co
Pittston Hospital
Brown & Co
G. H. Perreault
Nain Street
J. Vinson Stephens
Sarah Flaherty
Joe Dupont
Wiliam H. Gillespie
Michael Flaherty
James
Main Street
John
Allentown
Sarah
Local Cottage Guests and Visitors Reported
Preparations are underway as Walter and Schofeld spent Sunday at the Yeager cottage. John Dymond and family from Moose moved to the ground for a visitor on Saturday. Devers of Chicago hosted a guest at the Mutter cottage while Harvey Yeaxer and family occupy their Doranceton cottage. Jean a Peck and family spend weeks in the Dryden cottage. Nimmo and Shaw of West Pittston enjoy time at Ralph Harbor and family’s Barber residence. Mrs Bert Manger of West Pittson spent Sunday at Geddes. Reverend Joseph Madison and wife from Kernan registered at the Boards Sire de Rila. W. Tennant, Elizabeth, and others visited. W. J. Peck and C LeCool hosted guests. Presiding Rider Getta noted a large attendance at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter & Schofeld
Yeager Ter
John Dymond
Moose
Walter Hi Keto
Dorsance
Satara
Tose ‘Devers
Chicago
Mutter Cottage
Harvey Yeaxer
Dor
Anceton
Jeena To Peck
Dryden
Uastings
Vaioe
von Schroder
W. Tennant
Elizabeth
Max. Dammam
Wert Pittston
W. J Peck
Mrm
Ehilren
Pittston
Wikes
Sarre
Getta Pal
Biase Ie Vist
Final Honors To The Dead In A Large Obsequy
The Hines obsequies drew a vast crowd including many mine workers and officials. Roger A. Hines was laid to rest at St John’s Church with a high Mass, then interred at Market Street cemetery, attended by Heidelberg employees and Knights of Columbus. Separate services for John P. Searney followed at St John’s with a large procession to Market Street cemetery. Byrne’s Baby Relief noted for teething aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thio Elty
Roger A. Hines
Ouse
St. John's Te Cehureh
Father Manley
Father Oughney
Shelbyville
Deaco
Thomas O'Malley
Soper Pittston
Kearney
Markettreet Cemetery
Heidelberg
Tines
Knights of Columbus
Nowers
Afr. Hines
W. D. Owens
Nights of Columbus
D. W. Evans
Awd. Owens
Joseph Wintle
Seneca
Thomas
Thomas |. Thomas, Division Superintendent. ‘the Carriers Were P. A. O'Boyle
N. Donnelly
K. of C
Edward Barr
Eit
B. J. Conlan
A. D.P. Thomas
A. Mulhall
Exeter
Michael Cliford
John Garter
Thomas Walsh
Michael Costello
Patrick Sullivan
Michael Mark
John P.J. Searney
Market Street
St John’s
Father
Ughney
Nisite
Tusalina
Z. J. Corcoran
EJ. Burke
J. Hart
M. J. Tikue
BJ. McDonnell
P. F. Corcoran
John Meas Lnow
Pine Street
St. John’s Hhurch
Father Maley
Obituary notes on West Pittston race talks and local politics
A Wilkesbarre Record report details perceived Democratic moves in Luzerne County. Garmen allegedly lured Jarman of West Pittston to seek the prothonotary nomination against Shiffer of Plains, amid factional alignments with MeAn forces and Lenahan supporters. The piece also mentions a separate baseball contest, a sliding scale wage raise for miners, and various notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarman
West Pittston
Wilkesbarre
Garmen
Mr. Armstrong
George H.shifer
Plains
Armstrong
Garman
Shiffer
Lenahan
McAniff
Slater
Silay Jones
Dr. Welsh
Luzerne-Wilkes Barre
Wyoming
Laserne Rein
Wilke | Maree
Laserne County
Wilker
Buarre
McCabe
Lazernes
Amatetreani
Dolotnos
Neem
Andy
Laiserne
Reeds
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Pittston Gaeette
THE
P. Kearney
Byrne
Charles South
Washington
Commission
Tidewater
Commie Loner Nel
Seerces
Postol Tee
Jane E. Benton
J. B. Davidson
Charley Fiyte
John Haggerty
Johnaughan
C. W. Kunkler
Thos, Law
Etvickl
Adm
Nawicki
Mia
Katerny
George. Williams
Stefan Micek
Ls & W. RR
Philadelpia
Glen Onoko
Mauch Chunk
Lehigh Valley
Tydvill Powell
Pennsylvania
Ars
Ydvill Powell
Hattery
Powell
Wales
United States
Lon
Taylor
Imo
Philadelphia
Reading
Ised
Foun
Ity Street
West Side
D. Mlvans
William Gilet
Pitston
Mercantile Association
Margaret Williams
Opera House
Setwardsville
Foundry St
John Jones
Ann Anderson
Nantic
Foundry Street
J. Batterson & Co
Balser
Ash's
Republican County
Tion
Nation
Lanford
Palmer
Albert ‘Bisearing
R. Jones
Hram Salsberg
Weat Pittston
Harles Berger
Dial "Brown
Yatesville
Wintle
Johnson
Gracesate
Stringe Hvely
Harry Blackburn
Alby Wiliams
Lek Protheroe
Myrick Jeffries
Thomas H. Jordan
Feffries
Oscar Grover
Jas Ryan
Wiliam J
Wilams
Morgan Beynon
Sluth
John Pu
Henry Gil
William ‘Stroh
Stephen Chapman
John IM. Jones
Henry Blackburn
Myrick Jette
Business Directory
A.crowther
Monga
Nick Wars
Raheem
Gierwons
Bolger
Ee Undertaking
Caton Serie
PHONR
WM. M. Fay
Water St
Universal Wringers
Jay’ Tong
del. Co
William Drury
Snd Wilkesbarre
Kane’s Pharmacy
Main St
W. S. Barritt, Seve Eei
Plaidie
John Burke & Son
South Main St
Dr. Behnstein
Davenport Shoe Store
B.f.antrim&go
Fitlstom, PA
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