West Side Whist Evening Hosted by Mise Munzenheimer
A social whist party at the home of Mrs. Millard F. Sacks on York avenue featured Mise Florence Munzenheimer as hostess. Out of town guests included Helen Cohen of Columbus, Hannah Harrie, Arthur Long, Taldore Krotosiy of Scranton, Frances Lewith, Blanche Kline, Edward Cong, Sidney Rosenbluth, Simon Nye, and Wilkes-Barre attendees. The event included a dainty collation and a cordial social atmosphere with several local residents noted for visits and illness updates throughout the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Munzenheimer
Misa Florence
Scranton
Frances Lewith
Blanche Kline
Edward Cong
Sidney Rosenbluth
Simon Nye
Wilkesbarre
Joseph Langford
W. A. Wells
Chiago
Slocum Chapel
William Filmore
Wyomingvenue
New York City
Louis Bevan
Washington Street
John Lloyd
Fortyort
Tyler
Nanticoke
Charles Compton
Pittston
Philadelphia
Nellie Brown
Wyoming Avenue
Hislop
T. B. Millen
Camptown
Bradford County
Cyrus Fuller
Charles Hadeaul
Elm Street
William Willams
Luzerne Avenue
Russell Hil
Wyoming
Ridgeway
Catherine
C. J. Severson
New York State
People's Light Co
Presbyterian Church
Orvices
Me. Williams
Cho
Thomas W. Jenkins
Eblet Burgess
Jenkins
Mort Acre
Ell
Curtain Calls and Stage News From The Theatre World
May Irvin to star in Sang In Our Alles with Tony Denker re arranging to open at the Hippodrome in Chicago in January. Sir Heory Irving will not accompany the next American tour. Ly Leale Stuart and Pat Potter T W Savage of Castle Square Opera company and George Ade return from Europe. Letty Lind to debut in The Gift From Kay's at London. Isabelle Whitlock is bridesmaid in A Chinese Prymicon. Herbert Sith buys a three act farce The Adoptions of Arehi wala. Miss Elizabeth Tyree prepares Gretna Groom for her stage debut tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Irvin
Tony Denker
Kay
London
Isabelle Whitlock
Weedon Grossmith
Herbert Sith
Arehiwala
Elizabeth ‘Tyree
Boston painter Henry Acon wintering in Boston area
Reading notes show Henry Acon, noted Boston painter, to spend the winter in Bluff or nearby. Frederick MacMonnies, sculptor, now devoting his time to palating. Dr Edward Steiner of Richmond plans a trip to Russia to lecture on Couste Lao Tulstol. W D Nesbit, longtime Jee Wink humor columnist, joins Chicago Tribune. Willa Grant James of the Boston Budget takes over Boston Saturday Evening Gazette. Mascagni may bring American experiences to Europe in his next opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Acon
Boston
Frederick MacMonaies
Edward Steiner
Richmond
Tussia
Coust
Chicago
Tribune
Willa Grant James
Oston Budget
Ganete
Feral
John W. Tiyan
Budget
Headache Causes and Stuart's Catarrh Tablets Cited
A discussion on common headache causes cites catarrh as a frequent source and promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a convenient internal remedy. A testimonial from a schoolteacher praises relief after using 50 cent boxes, claiming headaches and facial pains disappeared. Additional notes announce Sunset Limited service between New York, Philadelphia, and the Pacific Coast for 1902 03 with special connections and excursion details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuere
Stuart
Catarsh
Stiar
New York
Phila l
Pacific Coast
Geason
Washinton and Southwestern Limited
Pullman
Philadelphia
New Orlean
Pennsylvania Railroad
Southern Railway
Philadelpha
New Orleans
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chas
J. Hopkins
Rafe
New Toy Parade From Mr. St. Nicholas Agents
The Big Basement overflows with new toys for every town resident to view and purchase. Pleasant agents explain and demonstrate the latest items invented by Mr. St. Nicholas, inviting all to explore the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. St. Nicholas
Big Sale of Cut Glass at Pittston Glass Co
A local store advertises a large cut glass sale with about 800 pieces including seconds and catovers. The display features salts, peppers, toothpick holders, mend dishes and more. Prices range from 25 to 150 cents per piece. Fourth floor offers a good chance for fine Xmas gifts with all pieces described as perfect and reduced in price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston Glass Co
Fragmentary note hints at gift for Saint Vincent’s Day
The readable words describe a possible gift for Saint Vincent’s Day. It mentions a sale or offering but lacks clear names or dates. Further context is needed to identify the gift, giver, and recipient with certainty.
Umbrella and accessory sale ad highlights varied items
An assorted advertisement promotes umbrellas for men women and children with silk handles priced to 12.50 and wrist bags up to 10 each. Purses range from 25e to 12 while Trefousse gloves and Princess items are priced around 1.50 and 1.00 respectively.
Sterling Silver Ring Sale and Jewelry Advert
Advertises Sterling Silver Goodes and jewelry with rings from 2 cents to 4 cents each. Promises 10 to 1000 fine guarantees and real drums in the same shape as a Lack Comet Band. Mentions silver brushes and combs and lazy goods prices for boys' sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lack Comet
Tiny Seas Tan engine sparks boyhood fascination
A fragment describes a small Seas Tan engine near a foot tall promising real steam and wide price range from cheap to expensive, noting many boys will want one.
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L. D.shelley
Cash Grocer
Lange
Florian
Flonda
Lou
C.g. Lewis
Grocer
West Side
Saas
Nist
W. Lewis
CAS Fittfr
Eforest M. Hatfield
Mencuant Taitor
Terme Ave
Acheson
B. Davenport
de Hall
West Side News
General News
Li‘terme Avene Baptist Church
Science Hs
Catarmn
Suga
F. J. Chenny & CO
Tol Edo
Drugelets
Halls Family
Priteck
Water St Florist Bila
DAMAN
Mascagni
Pitsburg Chronicle
Telegraph
Europe
Pius Darg | Gazette
Fritsch
Water Street
West Pittston
Sinclair House
Parker
Blackman! Alle
Smith's Art Store
Donnelly
Toyland
Sterling Silver
Goode
William Morris
Dolly
Toys - Brown & CO
Thompson
First National Bank Dl
Pittston Railway
Gentras
Ork
Insylvania
Railroal
Luxbury
Sunbery
Pitbare
Farr
Votey Organs
North Main Stre
Pittston, Pa
Fitch & Williams
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