Personal notices of residents visiting and relocating
Mrs M. Streeter of Dialton visits the city. Mrs Julia Allen, the vic Miniat, visits New York. Leonard Raynesford of Montreal joins Keystone Binder company. Miss Hessle Froude of Nicholson visits her elder Mira Merrill of Washington Avenue. Constable Yeomans of Alderman Howe's court leaves for a week at Lake Winola. Miss Lillian A. Matthews and C Ploy Hunter of Pittston visit Mrs Roulen Brown of Moscow. Mrs Martin and Annie Jones of 645 Madison Avenue in New York choosing spring attire. Rev J Penerlicht ends rabbi service at Linden Browet synagog. leaves for New York to enter mercantile business. On Tuesday afternoon he was prevented from a rocking chair by the Sabbath school. Mrs Lucy A. Booth, former drawing director, leaves for Boston to join Prange Educational staff with a higher salary. she has worked with Prang over twelve years and is highly esteemed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Streeter
Dialton
Julia Allen
Vic Miniat
New York City
Leonard
Raynesford
Montréce
Keystone Ilinter Company
Mise Hessle Froude
Nicholson
Mira
Merrill
Washington Avenue
Constable Fh. C. Yeomans
Aldermian
J. Penerlicht
Linden Biowet Cynalogue
Lucy A. Booth
Boston
Prange Educational Company
Booth
Prang
One Minute of Freedom Ends When Canary Is Seized
A woman tripped on a street car rail at Spruce and Wyoming yesterday. her canary cage broke, the yellow canary flew free, but a passerby captured the bird on the Muandley block lawn. The woman escaped serious injury. Moscow Pa March 4 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spruce Street
Wyoming Avenue
Tia Freedom
Muandley
Two Men Guilty of Mailing Fraud Schemes in Wilkes-Barre Case
In U S district court Harry Yarrow sky and Charles Hubinsky were found guilty of using the mails to conduct a fraudulent operation tied to Hill & Connell of Wilkes-Barre. Inspector Gorman led the investigation as defense claims centered on conspirators and misused credit reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill & Connell
Gormany
United States District Court
Harry Yarrowsky
Charles Hubinsky
Buffington
Moaers
Comerys
Seohach
Hale
Hubinsky
Huffington
Rubinsky
Ta Te Ehusing
John Fl
Varrowsky
Rubinskey
Mule
Yarrowsky
Boranten
Wilkes-Barre
Duns
Connell
Mysterious Mr Bugle at Wilkes Barre in Bright Farce
The Mysterious Mr Bugle played last night at Grind Opera House Wilkes-Barre with Joseph Holland and Annie Russell in principal roles. The crowd packed the house and gave enthusiastic curtain calls after acts two. The farce, similar to Mr Wilkinsons Widows, is clean and lively with bright dialogue and humorous situations. Betty Pondacre role carried by Annie Russell and Holland shares the lead in a lively, well-received production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bugle
Betty Pondacre
Hance Clain
Annie Russell
Joseph Holland
Frothingham
Jast
Ruussell
Green Ridge Library extends exhibition to week end
Due to popular demand the Green Ridge Library will keep its exhibition open through Saturday. Visitors may enter from 1 am to 10 pm, the last chance to view the collection including new items such as an old Spanish fan from the Lady Montemette collection worn in Paris by Lole Pullen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge
Jay
Board of Trade
Catia
Lady Montempte
Paris
Lole Pullen
Annual closing exercises at John Raymond Institute
The second annual closing exercises of the John Raymond Institute of Manuli under the Young Men's Christian Association include overture, prayer, vocal duet, bands, and a report by educational director W H Buell. Awards, announcements, exhibit inspection, and a benediction feature the program led by A W Dickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Raymond Institute of
Manuli
Iplit
Jorden
W. H. Buell
WMULO
Hoserinina
Adhirran
M. Burd
Stuks
Pennesylvania Youth Men
Christun
Prises Telx Weld
Praident
A. W. Dickson
Mustard Alleges Stolen Chickens Spark Local Arrests
Joseph Mustard of Albright Avenue finds eight of his chicks missing and accuses two youths Thomas Gilles and James Brennan after a huckster James Stevens buys the birds for 2.80. Warrants issued and the constable locates the pair near a railroad bend but they flee on a passing freight train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mustard
Albright Avenue
James Btevens
Mustard
Stevens
Thomas Gilles
Park Place
James Brennan
Green Ridge
Bailey
Gilles
Brennan
Black
School Board Finances Discuss Bond Proceeds Allocation
The finance committee of the board of control met Tuesday afternoon in the city hall to review preliminary investment accounts in preparation for authorized issuance of school bonds totaling $1,090,000 to cover the levy deficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Deliberations on School Bond Proceeds Apportionment
The committee has no extra authority beyond allocating bond proceeds already approved by the board of control. It will report its apportionment to the board at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
Board
T Jim
Y W C A Birthday Party Attracts Supporters Tonight
A birthday party for the Young Men's Christian Association runs from 4 to 10 PM at the Second Presbyterian Church. Visitors pay one cent per year of age, or a dollar, with silk bags for the gift. Entertainment by Miss Rol and Miss Davis, Mrs Jayne, Miss Richmond and others, plus an orchestra from Second Presbyterian. Refreshments served. all interested in the association invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Agnes Rol
Mary Davis
Mra
Jayne
Misa Florence Richmond
Kahn
Miek Joseph
the Minses Rose
Second Presbyterian Church
Crothers Endorses Horsford’s Acid Phosphate Remedy
Dr. T. J. Crothers, Supt. Walnut Lodge Asglum, Hartford, Conn, calls Horsford's Acid Phosphate a remedy of great value in building up functional energy and brain force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
T. J. Crothers
Walnut Lodge
Asglum
Hartford
Conn
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Permanent Relief for Piles
An old advertisement promotes Pyramid Pile Cure claiming one in four suffer rectal disease and that the remedy provides instant relief and permanent cure for itching piles and other forms. It asserts the product contains no cocaine or opioids and is sold by druggists for 60 cents per package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Druge
Dr Longstreet Moves Office and Residence
Dr. Longstreet will on April 1 relocate his office and residence from 206 to 400 Wyoming Avenue. Liver complaints reportedly cured by BERCH AM'S PILLS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PF. Longstreet
Wyoming Avenue
Berch
Picture Sale at Pratt Stock Goes On Sale
The entire remaining stock of C. B. Pratt, bought by us last week, goes on sale today with our own stock at half or less. We have been making up short lengths and odd moulding into frames for weeks. Moulding cost is all we ask, plus pictures to speed sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Pratt
Handsome etchings offered in first class frames
Auction note offers etchings framed 2 inches wide at Sime 142.8. It claims the pictures are worth at least $2.50 and promotes them as a timely purchase during moving.
Unframed Pictures Sold in Quick-Sale Bundle
A large batch of several hundred unframed images is offered for quick sale. The collection includes water color reproductions artotypes and French color types, with many good sizes and some soiled pieces. Choice items available this week.
Pastels and Prints Offered in Midnight Bargains
Six men worked through the night rehanging and arranging stock for a sale today. The picture department presents 16x20 inch pictures in white and gold frames along with etchings and pastels priced at two dollars each.
Fine Etchings in Narrow Frames for Art Lovers
This brief ad offers fine etchings in compact frames appealing to lovers of beauty. It notes these pieces are among the least showy yet remain valuable, priced from 25 cents to 1 dollar.
Oil Paintings Offered At Unusually Low Prices
Bargains abound for oil paintings described as about a quarter of their value in handsome gilt frames. The dealer notes that such affordable fine pictures have not been seen in Scranton since the town’s picture stores began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Store discounts on unmarked items explained
The notice states that for any lot not marked as a special bargain, customers may take 25 percent off the price previously asked. It warns that cost cuts do not affect the advertised price reductions.
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Norton
M. Norton
Soa Lackawanna Ave
Weston Mill Co
W. B. Henwood
Lackawanna Ave
Canary Bird
Moscow
Hood
L. D. Sayer
Schank & Spencer
Spruce St
United States
Duep Ay Tt
HULL
Hilal & Connell
Wilk Hes-Harbee, PA
Eries
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Lehigh Valley Ballromedie
Pennsylvania
Carload
Hill Was
Hill Connell
Hill
James, Stevesor
HM & Connell
BK. L. Swartwood
Tunkhannock
John ‘Tracey
Townsend
Schuyler County
N. Æ
Gregory
N. Y
Weeks
Freeman
Steuben County
Atate
Frank Wheeler
Wheeler
Griffiths
John BE. Newcomer
Liber
Tioga
County
W. F. Soffer
Lewisburg
Union County
Wesley Bowman
Orangeville
Columbia County
Pal
A. D. Gillett
Newton
Tioga County
C.F. Parham
South Valley
David Heshley
Newtown
Harmilton
George E. Rieger
Windfall
Bradford County
Strause
McDowell
Lehigh Valley
United States Express
Smith
Wilkes. Barre
Edward Gleason
Joanh Blanchard
Osceola
Lindsay
Pacific
Melanie Jas
Jones & Sone
Judghent
Witnes
Beneitithin
the Star Print Shop
Chas. Wagner, Trouse
Sign Painter
School Board
Y. W. C. A. Birthday
Madison Avenue
Picture Sale
Sime 142
Bauer
Lackawanna Avonl
China Hall
Silverstone
Wil
Lackawanna Avenue
Williams New Shoe Store
Mie
Thiele
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