Day's Doings in North Scranton at Green Ridge Baptist
Funeral held for Owen Davis who died in Green Ridge rolling mill when a wheel burst. Service at Green Ridge Baptist Church led by Pastor W. J. Ford. Numerous relatives and workmates attended with moral offerings noted. burial at Forest Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Davis
Green Ridge
Green Hidge
David Davis
Gairdner Avenue
They. W. J. Ford
Green Ridge Baptist Church
Ford
Forest Hill Cemetery
Maloney Targets Unauthorized Drinking Prizes In Lackawanna
T W Cc Maloney vows to arrest alleged license law violators and invites all hotel keepers to a meeting at M V Morrin's hotel next Tuesday. He says hotel proprietors will help form a league to curb inland distillers and illegal sales, with Lackawanna county legislators to be urged to back the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Cc. Maloney
Maloney
M. V. Morrin
Lenmue
Maloneyalee
Lackawanna County
Legtislature
Entertainers Prepare Program By Cornell Junior Order
Colonel T D Lewis Cornell and two organizations present a community program to be held Tuesday evening April 6 in company formary. The bill lists band selections addresses by Dr H Boxney recitations by Floesic Gamdelii Leona Farnam piano works by Mame Stair and other performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. DD. Lewis Cornell
United American Mechanics
Datehters of America
Abdress
Dr. H. Boxney
Mesers
William Modda
Albert Rodda
Wiliam Worlees
Floesic Gamdelii
Sahel Wels
Leona Farnam
Mame Stair
Glanch Ban
Recital Program Highlights Local Talent and Bands
Field with guitar accompaniment and recitation by Lena Webster. Selections by the above trio and by the band, with Morgan children and William Griffin performing recitation. Duet by Emma Morgan, comic selections by Albert Rodda, final singing America by the audience.
Services at Puritan Congregational Church Schedule
Rev. Horace Peckover presides at morning preaching on Christ and Control of the Times. Evening course topic Dry Bones. Rev. W G Watkins preaches at North Main Avenue Baptist Church with communion and new members reception. Evening subject Another Mother's Prayer and Its Answer. Rev. A Evans leads both services at First Welsh Baptist Church with an evening sermon. Sunday school at 2 PM led by superintendent Thom fie Jehu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puritan Congregational Church
Horace Peckover
W. G. Watkins
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
A. Evans
First Welsh Baptist Church
Enaiteh
Thomfie Jehu
Court Street burglary and local notices in brief
A small shoe shop on Court street run by EB M danlerman was entered late Thursday. a will of shoes and a Columbia zither stolen. Charles Carroll, a Cay ura mines worker, broke a bone and was treated at home on Keyser avenue. The United choir plans a rehearsal at Company VW armory, praising its superior facilities. Mr and Mrs A Ban Held on Warrior street hosted twenty five children for a party with games and tea, decorated with towers and plants. The Welsh Philosophical society met at Wayne avenue church debating whether wood or iron better benefits mankind. Flynn of West Market Street returned from Old Point Comfort and Newport News. A daughter, Annie Coyne, born to Mr and Mrs J W Em rich of East Market street, in New York City. Albert Grier on Wayne avenue is ill. Newland Bardner died last evening at 3 1 2 o'clock at his North Amuth avenue home after a lingering illness. he was 68, son of Mr and Mrs Sweet Gardner, Civil War veteran, member of Harra Griffin Post, survived by a wife and one son. Funeral notices to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Street
EB. M. Danlerman
Columbia
Charles Carroll
Cayura
Keyser Avenue
United Choir
Welsh Philosophical Society
Wayne Avenue
Hned Flynn
West Market Street
Hue
Old Point Comfort
Newport News
Thieni
J. W. Emrich
East Market Street
Annie Coyne
New York City
Albert Grier
Newland Bardner
North Amuth Avenue
Dugaieel
Sweet Gardner
Gardner
Hara Criffin Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Noticr
Community Notice of Family Dispute and Funeral Details
Live news item reports Mary Pinkcoweki initiating action against two boarders, described as amicably settled. It also covers the funeral for Genevieve Gertrude Gaynor from 516 North Lincoln to St. Patrick's Church with a solemn high mass, a large viewing, floral casket, and interment at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery. Clergy included A T Broderick, Rev D A Dune, and Rev Fr Fricker. bearers listed as Frank Mungevern, John McCormack, Frank Hawley, John A Horan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Gertrude Gaynor
Lincoln Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
West
Beranton
Central City
Carbonvale
Scrantion High
Ehool
Rt. Patrick’s
Parochus
Kiev
A. T. Hroderick
D. A. Dune
Fricker
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Interre
Frank B. Mungevern
John McCormack
Frank Hawley
John A. Horan
Joh Sweeney
Edward Clark
Frank Quinn
James Duffy
Frank Gilroy
James McAndrew
Mothers Hold Monthly Meeting at Public School No 10
After a suspension, mothers meetings resumed at Public School No 10 with about forty eight primary pupils aged 4 to years. Mrs Evans supervised in room Miss Josie Lees and Miss Evans presented exemplar work in writing drawing and folding. A short program followed with choruses solos and a military drill by pupils and masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 10
Mise Della
Myra Eproante
Marggaret Jones
Margaret Diehl
Ruth Reese
Marilin Ross
Bessie Will
Charles Artemus
Clarence Krescy
Charles Watkins
Floyd Worden
Herman Bachmann
Woman settles dispute with boarders after failed grand jury action
Mrs. Mary Piatcowski of Fifteenth Street resolved a dispute with two boarders, Alexander Malinski and Joseph Kanimeki, after warrants were issued. She agreed to accept 15 dollars as fair remuneration for the trouble, with each man paying half. The case began when she could not obtain redress through the courts or the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Piatcowski
Fifteenth Street
Moses
Alexander Malinski
Joseph Kanimeki
Clarke Pros Offer Saturday Band Promenade With Havers Orchestra
Clarke Pros invites friends and patrons to a Saturday evening band promenade at North Main avenue stores. Havers orchestra provides the music with a varied program including overtures, waltzes, and selections. Public is cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
North Main Avenue
Havers
Local Moves and Upcoming Nuptials in Scranton Area
Mise Alla Morgans returns home after visiting Miss Jenkins. Lawrence Keene comes back from Lafayette Street and Elmhurst relatives. Elmira guest John Gaynor visits relatives here. Lawrence Kilmartin and family relocate to Ransom township. Planned marriage of Mise Sialie Moraans to Art Bonore set for April 12 at the bride’s residence. Mrs. John Coleman hosts Miss Elizabeth Walsh from Carbondaly. Mrs. Frank Lamont returns from a Jersey visit with Mr. and Mrs. Gallagher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Alla Morgans
Dativille
Jenkins
Jackson Street
Lawrence Keene
Lafayette Street
Elmhurst
Storm
Booth Malin Avenue
John Gaynor
Elmira
Lawrence Kilmartin
Weat Lacka- Wapna Avenue
Ransom Township
Mise Sialie Moraans
Rynon Street
Art Bonore
Scranton Street
Muaie
John Coleman
North van Muren Avenue
Euest
Misa Elizabeth Walsh
Carbondaly
Frank Lamont
New Jersey
Peter Gallagher
Luperne Street
St. Leo's Battalion Meeting and Birthday Party
The members of St. Leo's battalion are requested to meet at the hall on North Matin Avenue tomorrow to attend services at St. Patrick's Church in a bowly. In honor of the anniversary of a birthday, a merry party of young people gathered at the home of Mien Pearl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Leo's Battalion
North Matin Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
Bowly
Mien Pearl
Kemp’s Haleum for Coughs and Colds Advertisement
An advertisement touts Kemp’s Haleum for Coughs and Colds with a peculiar approach. The proprietor authorizes druggists to give sample bottles on request to allow trial before purchase. It claims potential to cure consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
A Sheet Anchor in All Conditions Praised as Stimulant
A eulogy extols a sturdy stimulant as a remedy for muscular wasting nervous debility and fever noting its usefulness in shock fainting and aiding dyspepsia. The passage asserts the tonic value among many similar tributes to the substance.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey A Sheet Anchor
An advertisement extols Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a preventing measure against tissue decay and disease at times of temperature change. It suggests medical use to protect blood and nerves and notes shopkeepers keep it in stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Community notices and upcoming events in Scranton area
Davies hosts a social evening with guests and planned repairs at Pyne mines resume Tuesday. Laborers prepare Luzerne street extension for Scranton Street Nailway. Temperance group meets at Fivans hall. Rev Edwards preaches at Ply mouth church. Sabbath school at 10. John W. Jones to be sold at Sumner Avenue church service. Kate Jones funeral set for 2 pm at 10 North Bromley. thanks from the Jones family. St Paul’s Tourist club to hold first annual ball April 11 1904 at Mears’ Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Green
Griffith IE. Doyle
Harry Davie
Wham Phillips
Bore Evans
Eugene Evans
Frank Lewis
Rimer Short
Bert Yans
Warry Swanger
Pyne
Luzerne Street
Scranton Street Nailway
Ripple Division
Sona of Temperance
Fivans' Hall
South Main Avenue
T. C. Edwards
D. J
Kingston
Plymouth
Sherman Avenue Niupelon School
Kate
David A. Jones
Hell Tomorow
North
Bromley Avenue
Washburn Street
David I
Jones
Main Avenue
Hyde Park Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Fatih
St. Paul's
Méars' Wall
Community Notes From Green Ridge and Nearby
Green Ridge and Wilkes-Barre area residents are visiting friends and relatives across Capouse avenue Jefferson avenue and Marion street. Mr Artemus has resigned from General Phinney Engine Co and will manage a newly purchased hotel while the club holds its next meeting to fill the permanent position. A lively loyal Temperance social drew a large crowd at Nettleton's hall with music parlor games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. MecCutln
Wilkes-Tarre
Andrews
Capouse Avenue
Burs
Abs
F. J. McClatock
Jefferson Avenue
W. HH. Lewis
Marion Street
Moscow
L. G. Welch
Nicholson
JE. Miller
Wayne County
John Tatuhlya
Sanderson Avenue
H. Bk. Altermus
General Phinney Engine Company
Hee
Min
Artemus
Miles Perseckgrie
Habel Uthey
Himira
N. Y
Frederick Pross
Cuponsy Avenue
Foward W. Finn
Ming M. CG. Lloyd
Binghamton
Obituaries for Kate May Michael Huwit M Gardner and Mrs Carpenter
Kate May daughter of Mr and Mrs David A Jones died at 4 North Bromley avenue from Cerebrospinal meningitis. Funeral from family home tomorrow at 2 pm burial at Washburn Street cemetery. Michael Huwit Avoca resident died Thursday evening age about 60 funeral Sunday afternoon burial at Newland Mary’s cemetery. M Gardner died last night at home North Main avenue funeral Monday at 1 pm church burial at Dalton. Mrs Nelson Carpenter died yesterday morning at Waverly home funeral Monday morning at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate May
David A. Jones
North Bromley Avenue
Washburn Street
Newland M. Gardner
Hie
North Main Avenue
Jong Ineam
Fueeral Eervseen
Providence Methodist Church
Dalton
Nelson Carpenter
Waverly
Happenings of South Scranton Discuss Building Scheme
Century Howe company meeting last night elected officers and adjourned a proposal to erect a new home. The group planned a June 7 Central Park Garden event with auctioned tickets and a citywide firemen’s carnival benefit. Ambrose Herts was endorsed for district chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Howe Company
Hmil Borin
Ofice
H. J. Sprake
Edwin Frable
William Tannler
Hh. ¢. Schaeffer
Central Park Garden
Hickey
Frable
Bell
Collins & Hackett
Ecity
Reading
Harristure
Lebanon
Easton
Wilkes- Narre
Pittston
Alfentown
Ambrose Herts
West Side youths visit Southworks mill for a social tour
A party of young West Side residents toured the Southworks mill last night for three hours then gathered informally at Misa Lenn Fasshold home on Pitts ton avenue. Attendants included Miczee Kate Cosgrove Tessie McDonough Bina Walsh Mattie Davis Francis Phillips Lena Fasshold Kate Resar Will English Mattie McDonald John Jones David Jones William Fern Ed Gilleran John Dawson Michael Clarke and Wil Fennesey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Southworks
Misa Lenn Fasshold
Pittston Avenue
Miczee Kate
Mary Cosgrove
Tessie McDonough
Bina Walsh
Mattie
April Fool Social Held by Loyalty Club at YWCA
An April Fool social was staged in YWCA rooms last night by Loyalty club members. The event featured lighthearted lifting jokes and was well enjoyed. A gospel service led by Frank Pearsall of the Hatfield Y M C A is planned for tomorrow afternoon. Peter Farrell faced an assault and battery charge after a hearing in Alderman Donovan's office, held on bail of $000. Miss Heather Phillips was buried from her father John Phillips’s Prospect avenue home, with services at St Mary’s Catholic and burial in German Catholic cemetery. Merc Thomas Smruke died at age 2 and a half. Miss Smruke hosted friends at six Prospect avenue. The South Side Baseball club was photographed in Burn’s barber shop by John Judge. A son was born to Philip Schnelfer of Cedar avenue and Mrs Peter Gallagher of Wilkes Barre, visiting Miss Mary Kane of Pittston avenue. The Welcome Dincine class plans a social Easter Monday night in Germania hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Loyalty Club
Chs
Frank Pearsall
Hatlead Young Men's Christian Association
Peter Farrell
Twelfth
Donovan
Thomas Smruke
Prospect Avenue
South Side
Burn
John Judge
Philip Schnelfer
Cedar Avenue
Peter Gallagher
Wilkesfarre
Mary Kane
Pittston Avenue
Dincine
Germania Bell
Saturday Store News Sale of Old Books
This morning we offer today and tonight a large lot of bhooks at cut prices. Handbound volumes in cloth and half leather with gilt edges, pulled from various series at 25 cents to one dollar. Main titles include Hawthorne Dickens Conan Doyle and others with many varied authors and misc items on two tables while quantities last.
Great Grocery Bargains for Today and Saturday
Local grocer advertises a wide range of bargains including 21 lbs sugar for 1.00, fresh Jersey eggs per dozen, flour per barrel 5.50, picnic hams per lb 6¢, sugar cured hams 84¢ per lb, butter 196 per lb, potatoes per bushel 85¢, Calumet laundry soap 2.50, evaporated apricots per lb 10¢, Aurora coffee 1 lb pack 16¢, Maine corn per dozen, tomatoes per dozen, peas per dozen 90¢, peaches per can 12¢, green gage plums per can 12¢.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Jonas Long
California
Maine
Special Bargains in Veilings and Local Notices
Special bargains advertise veilings while multiple brief notices report local movements attendances and visits. Jonas Long's Sons dancers appear on Daley Street at 3 welock with services at 7 oclock and Hollisterville interment planned. other notes mention residents visiting towns and recent funerals.
Funeral for Mechel Walsh Draws Large Crowd
Huge attendance at Mechel Walsh funeral held from his Carlen street home to St. Peter's Cathedral for a solemn requiem mass. Rev. J J B Feeley officiated with Deacon Rev D J Mac Gelitick and Sub-deacon Rev P J Gough. Pallbearers included P J Murphy Peter P Murray John Murray Michael Murray Michael Walsh and Patrick Reilly. Interment followed at Dunmore Catholic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechel Walsh
Carlen Street
St. Peter’s Cathedral
J. J. B. Feeley
D. J. MacGelitick
P. J. Gough
P. J. Murphy
Peter P. Murray
John Murray
Michael Murray
Michael Walsh
Patrick Reilly
Dunmore Catholic Cemetery
Olyphant Patchwork of Local Affairs on Thursday Session
The Olyphant school board met Thursday with all members present except McNally and Powell. The ex-Tax Collector Kennedy accounts were reported as finally examined and wills approved for payment. The hose company elected officers and launched as Olyphant Hose Company No. 8. Navy Lenten services are planned at St. Patrick's Church with Rev. Father Shanley preaching. Local residents were noted about trips, visits, and trials in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. McNally and
Powell
Kennedy
Cummines
Attraey O'Malley
Aletunt
M. Gydosh
John Murray
George Adams
M. Zelon
St. Patrick's Church
Father Shanley
Dickson
Nettle Jones
West Side
New York
Thomas Pattes
Jesse Morris
Providence
Martha Hurds
Carbondale
Edwards' Hall
Bri. J. Haughton
Sadie Mahoney
Waverly
William Fedion
Dunmore Street
W. L. van Buskirk
Philadelphia
Washington
Mary Probert
Kingston
Alice Patten
Maggie Evans
South Scranton
John Malley
Wilkes-Barre
W. L. Schlager
Dr. Pier
Avoca
Roy Kelly
Bloomehung
John Magran
Scranton
Police admonish sidewalk rider and new officers take patrol
In Dunmore Officer Bulger stopped George Rehrip of Irving Avenue for riding on the sidewalk and admonished him to ride safely in the future. Officer Mackell of Petersburg injured at work on the Erie and Wyoming line will be out for weeks. New police officers met last night and begin nightly patrols under Burgom Powell’s orders. The Scranton Railway adds a branch car on Drinker Street for transfers every ten minutes. Patriotic Order Sons of America presented three volumes on Washington Lincoln and Grant to the resting room. The funeral of the late Aaron Way Camp will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulger
Hulger
Diamount
George Rehrip
Irving Avenue
Wi Mackell
Petersburg, &Rakeman
Erie and Wyoming Railroad
O'Clow
Burgoms Powell
Scranton Railway Company
Drinker Street
R. W. Damewa
Hawley
Sona of Americi
Washington
Lincoln
Grant
Aaron
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. MH. Maloney
EL. Armory
Globe Warehouse
Call
West Scranton
Mary Pinkcoweki
Mies Peart Davies
Mothers Meeting
Boeyer
Bonnia Moodley
Overture
Flanneres
Boyer Hevolte
Comipetto Murch
Davie
Duffy’s Pure
Michael Huwit
Llneca
J. Mary's
Century Hose Company
Lena Fasehold
Nuhs OF News
Maric Corelli
River Wendell Holmes
Rom N. Carey
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Edna Lyall A. Conan Siogle
Victor Mugs
Alexander Dumas
Edewr Allen Pow
Charles Dickens
Kal Caine
Sipririghavern
Blackmore
Kniot
Cowper
Boome
Eliot
Wing
Shem
Verdler
Rangers
Regulators
Mayne Reid
Sis
Sixiden
Ewing
Hood
Admirals Ward
Alexander
Coppee
Ruskin
Molesworth
Daley Street
Welock
Ofelock
Hollisterville
W. T. Jones
KH. 1
Misa Hinnath Devine
Nay Aug
Methodset Church
Daniel Hageerts
Green Riches Street
Brook Street
G. FE. Davis
Michael Rweeney
Lichael Walsh
Donmore Catholic Cemetery
Olyphant
Dunmore
Lyceum Theater
Reis & Burgunder
H.R. Long
Stars of Hoyt
Oa Tenperance Town
George Eugene Richards
Canfield
Upéerb
Academy of Music Aets & Burgund
H.R Long
Sawtelle’s Dramatic Co
Georgia
Sanda
The
Standard Theater
A.W. Scammon
Millers
Meare & Haen
Washington Chemical Co
Priceburg
David Chapman
Washington State
George Plowrlait
Abraham Margetron
Robert Birkbeck
Golden Chain
Iudge
Order of Odd Fellows
Noble Grand
Richard Hurcon
Daniel Dierks
John Miller
George Ree
Henry Dierks
Castoria
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