Millinery Department Show Features New York Talent
At the same time the latest novelties in all departments will be on display and patrons are invited. The Millinery Department will feature top New York talent believed to satisfy the most critical taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maine
Canada
Maritime Provinces
Minneapolis
St. Paul
United States
Northwest
Vancouver
Beatle
Tacoma
Porthind
Ore
San Francisco
E. V. Skinner
Broadway
Extraordinary values for Monday and week
Store announces extraordinary values for Monday and the balance of the week with limited quoting of prices due to space constraints.
Runaway Team Collides On Main Street in Honesdale
A horse team owned by William Muhaster of Cherry Ridge ran wild in Honesdale yesterday at about 10 am. The wagon, loaded with empty milk cans, dashed down Main Street as a woman on a small wagon affected a sharp turn to avoid danger. Telegraph pole intervened to stop the crash near Kats Brothers, separating the vehicles. Drayman Kimble halted another runaway owned by Mr Weidner earlier. Percy Bentley of Williamsport visits locals. postoffice aspirants remain hopeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tmuhaster
Cherry Ridge
Rangway
Kats Brothers
Weidner
Main Street
Drayman Kimble
Percy Bentley
Williamsport
Wounded and robbed man recovers as police seek suspect
Herbert Smith, wounded and robbed last week in a peculiar manner, has fully recovered from his injuries. No clue remains about the man who committed the deed or where he may be. Mrs. George Tregallas is visiting F. H. Johnson in Penobscot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Smith
George Tregallas
F. H. Johnson
Penobecot
Chronic Rheumatism Cured by Mystic Cure Claim
Dr. B H Hettinger of Indianapolis reports months of ankle sprain pain and rheumatism ended in four days after using Det choh s Mystic Cure. He says two bottles cured him and he recommends the remedy. Sold by Carl Lorenz, druggist, 418 Lackawanna avenue, Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Hettinger
Indianapolis
Ind
Detchoh
Carl Lorenz
Lacka‘Wanna Avenue
Scranton
Local ad notices from Hannon & Co newsdealers
Advertisements and orders for job work and educational items left at Hannon & Co newsdealers on North Main Street will receive prompt attention. Office hours are from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannon & Co
North Main Street
Wyoming Avenue
Third National Bank
Wmlt. Smith
Carbondale Base Ball Club Faces 1000 Pound Shortfall
Stockholders met in the board of trade to chart the club s fate. A 1000 pound shortfall threatened liquidation and loss of the Carbondale base ball club with no sale to Mobile as their offer was withdrawn. A soliciting committee was appointed to collect delinquent assessments while legal action to rectify the charter issue was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Board of Trade
Mobile
Archbald
Butler
Bubb Comedy Company Presents Moger the Preast at Grand Opera House
The Bubb Comedy Company staged Moger the Preast at the Grand Opera House drawing large crowds this week. Newton Heers impressed in the Outcast role alongside Maud Miller and the troupe, with Miss Flo Perry delivering notable specialties. The orchestra led by Prof EF A Wright earned audience praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Opera House
Bubb
Hoger
Newton Heers
Maud Miller
Flo Perry
Prof
EF. A. Wright
Officers Elected for Odd Fellows Lodges in Cambrian and Hive Leaf
Cambrian Lodge of Odd Fellows elected officers for the ensuing year with Els Histed as noble grand and William Rounds as vice grand. C N Stilson will serve as assistant secretary with OFFL Histed as trustee. Fees for treasurer and secretary remain moot until October. Hive Leaf Lodge No 156 also elected Henry Masters noble grand and F L Masters view grand. I B Rid hulls is secretary with Edward Hull treasurer and Jacob Oppenheimer trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambrian Lodge
Hive Leaf Lodge
Independent Order Odd Fellows
Els
Histed
William Rounds
C. N. Stilson
Offl Histed
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Henry Masters
FL Masters
I. B. Ridhulls
E. J. Stine
Edward Hull
Jacob Oppenheimer
Epworth League Meeting Reading Tonight at Church
Epworth League entertainment planned in the Methodist Episcopal church lecture room tonight. Program includes Miss Warhees reading, Nettle Bailey and Crace Muckingham, essay The Model Young Lady, Bert Dix reading from Epworth League Monthly Journal, N H Smith editor, F Clark vocal solo, Miss Voorheen reading, Lena Bronson piano solo, Sadie Miller essay The Model Young Man, male quartet Bronson Dix Abbey Mith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monorth League
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Plane Dvett
Nettle Bailey
Crace Muckingham
Bert Dix
Epworth League Monthly Journal
N. H. Smith
Mr. F. Clark
Miss Voorheen
Misa Lena Hronson
Sadie
Scranton and Carbondale Highs to Debate in April
Scranton High School pupils accepted an invitation to debate Carbondale High School pupils, to be staged in the latter part of April. Scranton champions selected by Professor Lange are Miss Lulu Sylvester and Messrs Harold Watres and John McCourt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton High School
Carbondale High School
Scranton
Lange
Lulu Sylvester
Messrs
Harold Watres
John McCourt
Widdowfield Mitchells Wedding Noted In Olyphant
In New York city business interests are led by Miss Minnie Griffin and Miss Gertrude Northan who attended the Widdowfield Mitchell wedding at Olyphant last week. Mrs Hosale plans a Scranton move while Mrs Louise Smith stays in New York. Miss Anna Gardner recovers from illness and local youths attend a Dalton Baptist church entertainment as George Leighton moves into a new residence this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Minnie Griffin
Gertrude Northan
Olyphant
Hosale
Scranton
Louise Smith
Anna Gardner
Dalton Baptist Church
George Leighton
Firemen’s tax funds urged for injury relief in five towns
Delegates from Carbondale to Dunmore met in Archbald Hose Company room to push resolutions guiding half of the 2 percent premium tax on foreign insurance to city treasuries for firemen relief. C P O’Malley explained benefits. a committee drafted city resolutions to forward money to local fire associations for injuries at fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Dunmore
Archhbald Hose Company
C. P. O'Malley
Carbondale City
Throop
Dickson City
Olyphant
Blakely
Winton
Archbald
Jermyn
Mayfield
LD. Davis
Crystal
W. J. Bergan
Walker Hose Company
W. Burschell
Fred Kunz
Jessup Hose Company
Alexander
Carbondale Fire Department
G. Miller
Bugle
Priceburg
J. J. Fahringer
Throop Hose Company
H.J
Weddings and events in Olyphant and area
Invitations issued for the wedding of KH L McHale to P J Cowley at St Patrick's church on Wednesday April 14 at 6 pm. A Convict's Daughter play at Father Mathew Opera House features a large cast and a postplay social at the Club of Ninety six. George Price moves to Ferguson block. Poches Christof arrested for disturbance. Miss Shea visits Scranton. Mr and Mrs Florence Mitchell return from their wedding trip. Reverend Urban lectures on confirmation. Fred Davis of the Progressive Endowment Guild visits town aiming to recruit members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KH. L. McHale
P. J. Cowley
St. Patrick's Church
Father Mathew Opera House
Adonis Club
Curly Miller
Tramp
James Willoughby
Steve J. Evans
Fred (. Davis
Progressive Endowment Guild of America
Order
Charles F. O'Ferrell
Virginia
Davis
Pittsburgh area notes and local moves in Pittston and nearby towns
Andrew Wylie attended a Pittston Brove company meeting in Pittston yesterday. Louis Brummer left Delaware and Hudson to enter the saloon business. Patrick Manley and Patrick Murphy went to Hutte Montana Monday night. Father Judge of Hawley is in the Cay. Mrs. William Jones of Washington street is at home. A petition by the Young Men's Library Association of Carbondale seeks charter amendment due to by law changes. The treasurer and collectors committee expected to finish last night. W A McMullen returned from Lanesboro Minnesota. T F Coffey, W A Nealon and I J Griffin of St Rose's church attended Father Murray's funeral at Dunmore yesterday. Mrs J Bassett visiting relatives in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Wylie
Pittston
Pittston Brove Company
Louis Brummer
Delaware and Hudson Company
Patrick Manley
Patrick Murphy
Hutte
Montana
Hey
Judge
Hawley
The
Cay
William Jones
Washington Street
Young Men's Library Association of
Carbondale
W. A. McMullen
Lanesboro
Minn
T. F. Coffey
W. A. Nealon
I. J. Griffin
St. Rose's Church
Father McMurray
Dunmore
J. &. Bassett
Binghamton
N. Y
Surprise party honors Mr and Mrs KR Page at Summit Park
An evening of celebration at Summit Park marked by a large guest list including Mr and Mrs William Justin, Mr and Mrs M Clifford and daughter Carrie, and many others. The event featured music from an orchestra and highlighted social gathering notes from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. Page
Summit Park
William Juston
M. Clifford
Carrie
F. M. Young
Tom Carmody
John King
George Coon
Ethel
A. Sterns
Frank Woodward
Woodhouse
J. Beagle
al Walker
West Nicholson
Scranton
Stark Cemetery
van Aken
Jasper Silvins
Highland Park
William Muchler
Woodlawn Park
Hen Roas
Lulu Keith
Waverly
M.C. Miller
Scott's
Oe Bosteto
Yestern
William Smith
Nicholson
N. D. Riker
C. Koons
Arden Wolfe Returns Home From Exeter Academy Vacation
Arden Wolfe is home for a ten days vacation from Exeter Academy in Ex eter New Hampshire. J. W. Moore made a business trip to Scranton on Monday. W. B. Palmer and George Smith are
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Arden Wolfe
Exeter Academy
Exeter
N. HE
J. W. Moore
Scranton
Palmer
George Smith
Hungarian Shanty Case Returns to Courthouse
WilkesBarre story recounts Shaffer in a sensational trial as jurors are selected. Shaffer faces charges linked to Sibler case with shifting confessions and alleged mental strain noted by reporters. The trial described as potentially pivotal with a juror added late in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shaffer
Shaffer
Sibler
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted by Physicians
A Darmouth era editor notes forty thousand doctors use Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming they digest food, aid digestion, and cure indigestion without drugs, pills, or bitters. It touts safety for children, lack of minerals, and a price of 60 cents. Uniformed porters direct passengers on the Nickel Plate Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Br. Tomlinson
Br. Wuerth
Nickel Plate Road
Eckert and Hester Brace Ill at Jail Awaiting Fate
Abram G. Eckert, sentenced to hang May 24, is ill with possible peritonitis at the county jail. Doctor Lenahan visits daily and says he may recover. Hester Brace, linked to the mountain murder, lies gravely ill with throat ulceration and inability to swallow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram G. Eckert
Lenahan
Bickert
Eckert
Interment at Forty Fort for Rev J O Woodruff
The body of Rev J O Woodruff will be laid to rest at Forty Fort cemetery after services in Binghamton and Cen tenary Methodist Church. Bishop Vincent and Drs Sprague Griffin will speak. Carmel trio will sing. Remains arrive 4 20 from Binghamton with a clergy delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Woodruff
Forty Fort Cemetery
Binghamton
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
Vincent
A. Griffin
I. L. Sprague
Carmel
Forty Fort
Son Abuses Parents. Toole Sentenced in County Jail
John Toole aged 40, son of Patrick Toole an elderly 72 year old, living on East Market street, was sent up yesterday for abusing his parents. He refuses to work and relies on his father for support. The mayor advised him to leave town and gave him a period in the county jail to reflect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Toole
Patrick Toole
East Market Street
Local News Briefs From Hallstead April 1903
Hallstead reports a series of local updates. Gatheny resigns as assistant secretary of the Railroad Young Men's Christian Association with RN Weaver of Nicholson named successor. A new stationary engine arrives at the DL&W shop and The Pay Car debuts. W. W. Adair leads the paper as secretary. William Adams becomes Dalton station agent. Sunday school grows under Methodist leadership. Property transfers occur on Main Street. Knowles sells to Decker. Lectures and moves mark spring town activity, including R C Dubois ball plans and various relocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Coyne
Binghamton
J. P. Gatheny
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
RN. Weaver
Nicholson
Gatheny
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Young Men's Christian Association
W. W. Adair
William Adams
Dalton
Charles Knowles
Upper Main Street
Elmer Decker
G. Kerr
Scranton
Ths Place
Ireland
R. L. Bhowdish
Great Bend
E. Wrighter
Oakland
Eee Dorherty
Clifford
Eisteddfod Plan Nets Big Denver Event
A Colorado group, the Western Eisteddfod Association, announces an immense eisteddfod in Denver on September 1 2 3 with over 5000 dollars in prizes. The Dr Mason Glee Club of Avoca may participate. A separate note covers a local suicide incident in Lehighton and a not guilty verdict in a larceny case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avoca
George W. Nusbaum
Lehighton
Incorporated
Western Eisteddfod Association
Colorado
Denver
Dr. Mason Glee Club
Ludwika Kazkowski
James Lynch
Humane Association
Northampton Street
Associated Charities
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Wyoming Ave
Honesdale
Wail Papa
Scott Inglis
Wai
Bubb Comedy Company
Epworth
Miss Warhees
Glenburn
Wilkes-Barre
Dr. Woodruff
Eagle
A. Lenahan
Messia
Boyle
Mellen
Hanover Coal Company
Alex. P. O'Malley
Hallstead
R. C. DuBois Hook and Ladder Company
Je! Walters
Conklin
Hood
Wilhin L. Parse
Berryville
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Hood’s Pills
W.imauniz
Aylesworth’s
Wyoming
DR. Lobb
Ron Ier
Ee Pa
MT. Pleasant
S.G. Kerr, Son &Co
John Crossley & Son's
Halifax
England
Brussels
Savonneries
Standan
Yuning Hou
Third National Bank OF Scraton
Resouncea
Va ‘S
Banke
Iron and Steel
Bittenbewder
of Gredit
Crothiers
Wydning Avenue
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