Local visitors and residents seen in Scranton area
Dr D C Airey of New Milford and E H Estabrook of Carbondale were in the city yesterday. A Urenlich of East Greenville and W & Tompkins of Pittston visited Scranton. Others include Miss Kathryne Hart of New York visiting Dr Burnett, A A Densmore now in Philadelphia at the Wyoming, and several named guests at the Westminster and Valley House hotels among trips to Atlantic City and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C. Airey
New Milford
E. H. Estabrook
Carbondale
A. Urenlich
East Greenville
W. &. Tompkins
Pittston
Scranton
B. G. Cooper
George W. Hurlbert
Kathryne Hart
New York City
Burnett
S. Spencer Chapman
Philadelphia
W. Moore
Harford
Jobo C. Miller
Easton
Westminster
Graham
Boniface
Wall's
Tunkhannock
R. W. Rorhek
Bethlehem
E. Norris
Buffalo
George F. A. Siledge
W. 46
Sisck
Wyoming
A. H. Boos
Allentown
A. A. Bruch
Bangor
W. H. Vanderhorclen
Bloomsburg
F. A. Lighthiser
Honewdale
Lent
Valley House
Local notices and society updates in North End
Miss Annie Walsh accepts a Christmas aloe store post. Councilman Golden rents space near Bristol House to J L Clarke. Rev M D Kanter moves to Mr Silkman's building. Puritan church on West Market street to be dedicated next seau. A Polish woman, seeking escape from domestic oppression, offers two gold rings for six dollars on West Market street. Alexander Simpson to seek Republican nomination for country treasurer, active canvassing. Trio dancing class hosts a sodal at Company Armory tonight. Ex-Sheriff Crippen buys valuable New York cost. sheriff expects benefit from latest stable addition. Hood and Sarsaparilla cited with routine ad copy. Hoop's Pills praised for digestion and tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Golden
Bristol House
J. L. Clarke
M. D. Kanter
The
Christian Church
Mr. Silkman
Puritan Church
West Market Street
Seau
Alexander Simpson
East Market Street
Simpson
P. J. Ruane
Lehigh Valley Inaugurates Solid Vestibule Train Service
Lehigh Valley Railroad begins solid vestibule service Sunday April 1 linking New York Philadelphia and Chicago with trains westbound from Wilkes Barre Pittston and Chicago and via Niagara Falls. Equipment features steam heat gas lighting dining cars and anthracite coal. passengers are offered comfort and a modern travel experience between the named cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Grand Trank
Wilkes Barre
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Manning
Niagara
Tamous St. Clair
Scranton
Delaware
Lackawanna
West Side News: Chicken Thieves and Wedding at St Patrick’s
A West Side item reports chicken thieves visiting hen coops, with Special Officer Feeney firing twice but failing to stop the raid that left six hens dead. A morning wedding at St Patrick’s Church on Jackson Street joins Michael McCarthy and Maury A Kelly, with a reception and honeymoon plans afterward. A late-night brawl on Washburn Street near Garfield Avenue involved about fifteen men, leaving bruises and knocked hats as drinks and disorder escalated into a street fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Feeney
Washburn Street
Garfield Avenue
Local News Notes From The Side This Week At Hyde Park
The Oxford Dodge and Bellevue mines employer will receive pay today. Mrs John R Davies of Forest City visits friends. John McNicholas and Bridget Barry to wed at St Patrick's Church. Mamie Morgan heads to Bloomeburg State Normal School for teaching prep. Lizzie Parry returns from Philadelphia. Mrs John H Roberts hosts a coffee party. The Dickson Banjo Mandolin and Guitar club entertained. John Griffiths and Lizzie Young married by Rev D P Jones. they will reside at Plains. Christian Endeavor at Simpson Methodist to present entertainment with Rose sisters and Maggie Smith Oscar Payne and others. W G Moses to speak. Funeral for James Armstrong from John Armatrotg's home this afternoon. interment Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Mrs Henry Clymer and Mrs James Edwards return from Pittsburg. John Muckwith visits from Stronlsburg. Luther Price joins Glidden & Joy varnish makers in Cleveland. Minnie Edwards visits from Wayne County. Bertha Bold visits on the West Side. Mrs Phillips recovering from illness. L Beers improves hall for dancing. Jessie Nanman visits Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Dodge
Bellevue
John R. Davies
Forest City
John McNicholas
Seventeenth Street
Bridget Barry
Central
St. Patrick's Church
Mamie Morgan
Jackson Street
Bloomeburg State Normal School
Lizzie Parry
Hyde Park Avenue
Philadelpha
John H. Roberts
Decker’s Court
Dickson Banjo
John Griffiths
Lizzie Young
D. P. Jones
South Hyde Park Avenue
Plains
Christian Endeavor Society
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Rose Sisters
Misa Maggie Smith
Providence
Oscar Payne
W. G. Moses
James Armstrong
John Armatrotg
Tenth Street
Hyde Park Catholic
Henry Clymer
James Edwards
Pittsburg
John Muckwith
Stronlsburg
Luther Price
Fairchild’s Hotel
Glidden & Joy
Minnie Edwards
Wayne County
Bertha Bold
Waverly
Phillips
Putnam Street
L. Beers
North Main Avenue
Hind
Jessie Nanman
North Limneravenue
Wilkes-Barre
Tribune coupon deal offers four coupons for books
The Tribune announces four coupon options at its Penn avenue and Spruce street office. Each coupon set grants rights to a premium book collection including Colinas Series volumes, Dickens Complete Works, Rugby Series, and Oxford Series with prices of 16, 7.75, 20, and 25 cents respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avenue
Spruce Street
Tribune
Plaisance Dancers Out of Sight at Night Owls Show
The Night Owls Beauty Show at the Academy of Music drew a good crowd last night. The program opened with Society Crashed, then Delmore and Wilson entertained with sketches and juggling. The Plaisance Dancers vanished from stage during Liberty's Reception to Uncle Sam burlesque, causing ten minutes of audience dismay before they reappeared and the show continued. The act is billed again for this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Night Owls
Academy of Music
Akit
Delmore
Wilson
Mile
Palmer
Maccat
Liberty
Nicht
Academy
Dunmore Describes Entertainers Raise Funds for Poor
The young ladies raised 52 from their operetta held Friday night and will distribute the proceeds among Dunmore's poor. Quarterly services were at the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday led by Rev. Thorpe. Mrs. Catherine Dropp died at 65 on Drinker Street with funeral planned Thursday at 2 p.m. J. E. Dainty shows improvement. Weasley Pinnell moved to the Dilley residence on Drinker Street. William Miller ill at daughter Mrs. Krause's home. Lillie Logan and Agnes Haggerty of Hyde Park visited Maggie Murphy. Baptist social to be hosted by Theodore Webber tonight. Minnie Engle ill on Smith Street. Lydia Farrar visiting Philadelphia. Mina Stella Williams of Carbondale visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Thorpe
Catherine Dropp
Drinker Street
J. E. Dainty
Weasley Pinnell
Dilley
William Miller
E H. Krause
Lillie Logan
Agnes Haggerty
Hyde Park
Mise Maggie Murphy
Theodore Webber
Minnie Engle
County Pays $14,500 To Settle State Tax Case
County Treasurer Powell sent $14,500 to Attorney General Hen sel in settlement of a judgment won by the state. The suit stemmed from illegally collected state taxes before county division. After Luzerne's split, Lackawanna refunded its share. the Supreme Court ruled Luzerne should receive the entire amount, prompting late-year refunds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Hensel
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Supreme Court
Lackawsnnk
Carbondale Favors Seventh Street Improvement Sought
Judge Archbald sustains council action. The court quashes the appeal of H. 8 Frank of Carbondale challenging an ordinance for Seventh Street improvements. Frank owned property on the street and claimed the ordinance was not legally passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archbald
Frank
City Council of
Carbondale
Seventh Street
Middletown Visitors Inspect City Improvements
Visitors from Middletown New York met Mayor Condell and city officials to inspect our pavements and consider adopting local paving principles for their city's streets. The Middletown delegation included Mayor W K Stansbury aldermen Henry Funell Ira Dorrance C Be Meniz and A Ec Ludington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Stansbury
Henry Funell
Ira Dorrance
Meniz
A EC Ludington
Middletown
N. Y
Condell
School News and Union Meeting Report
Miss Aliee Evang of School No 4 is on the sick list and unable to teach. Succeeding teacher Miss Margaret Janelson fills in. A regular monthly school principals meeting was held in the board of control rooms Monday afternoon with Arbor Day and education topics discussed. Rumor says a popular Indy teacher may quit for home life. A wedding is planned for the end of the month. All students who have never attended and have parental consent to enter the primary department should do so this week or miss the chance. Health returns show 8 106 pupils vaccinated before 163 104 vaccinated in the past year and 7 008 never vaccinated, totaling 10 244 in the schools. Bellevue annexation will require a new school building to replace the burned one, with site location to be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control Rooms
Indy
Board of Health
Bellevue
Board of Control
Court House News Notes and Local Licenses
County Treasurer Powell received 2070 from liquor licenses yesterday. Sheriff Fahey billed the county 775.25 for feeding prisoners in March. Marriage licenses issued: Henry Cronk and Catherine Stanton. Kendrick Roberta and Joanna Davies. John McNichols and Bridget Barry. Judge McPherson of Harrisburg presides in court room No 2. A new bicycle valued at 876 will be sold. machine on display at the Tribune office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell
Fahey
Thomas
Henry Cronk
Dunmore
Catherine Stanton
Taylor
Kendrick Roberta
Scranton
Joanna Davies
Nanticoke
John McNichols
Bridget Barry
McPherson
Harrisburg
Lackawanna
South Side Board of Trade backs Honesdale Iron Works arrival
The South Side Board of Trade decided to push bringing the Honesdale Iron Works to Scranton on the South Side. A committee led by Sproks, Miller, and Judge will coordinate, with John Scheuer Jr as president and Michael Miller treasurer. Park commissioners plan to hire idle men and provide workers for Connell Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Honesdale Iron Works
Moora
Scranton
Nee S. Sproks
Michael Miller
Michael P. Judge
John T. Brown
John Scheuer, Jr
Christian Storr
M. J. O'Toole
Herbert Last Night Concert Deserves Larger Audience
Herbert Concert at Green Ridge YMCA hall drew a cultured crowd. Gotterman opened with a cello concerto, Herbert impressed as masterful, and declined encores. His Berceuse aria and Traumerer and Tarantella captivated. Jean Slee's powerful voice shone, with Elbeth Winton on violin. Mrs Jayne performed The Tempest and Magic Song with violin support from Winton and Slee. Accompanists Kopf and Clara Reynolds also praised. Concert hosted by Ladies Aid of Asbury M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert
Schumann
Cossman
Jean Slee
Thule
Daddy
Mr. Herbert
Elbeth Winton
Mra B. T. Jayne
Dudley Buck
Vogrick
Miss Winton
Miss Slee
Professor Kopf
Misa Clara Reynolds
Ladies' Aid Society
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church of
Green Ridge
Scranton Business Interente to Publish Classified City Portraits
Scranton and vicinity will see a forthcoming compiled edition detailing reading wholesale banking manufacturing and professional interests. The book will include photogravure views of public buildings streets and portraits of leading citizens. Circulation aims to attract new commerce and advertise the city, with representatives of Tam Trione contacting names listed for participation and view requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Toe Tritixn
Tam Trione
Bucknell Catalogue Notes Scranton Students Attendance
Bucknell University's forty fourth annual catalogue shows 353 total attendees across departments. Scranton residents James R. Hughes 94 Daniel W. Phillips 07 Palmer L Williams 07 Harvey B Mash La Plume appear in college roster, with additional Scranton and nearby students listed in institute sections and senior junior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Bucknell University
James R. Hughes
Daniel W. Phillips
Palmer L. Williams
Harvey B. Mash
la Plume
Mabel C. Callender
Alies J. Lillibridge
Olyphant
Vida 5
Davenport
Pivteton
Emily L. Williams
Pockville
Sarah Lillibridge
Nellie ‘Laylor
Factoryville
Willard M. Gunosl
Montrose
Boxing Tournament Tonight at Mears' Bull
The Olympic Athletic Club presents a boxing night in Mears' Bull arena with George Robinson the Northwestern heavyweight champion facing an unknown challenger from Buffalo. Robinson has trained hard, cutting to 190 pounds, while the Buffalo fighter weighs 185 and is described as clever. Local bouts add to the lively program this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears’ Bull
Olympic Athletic Club
George Robinson
Northwest
Buffalo
Commonwealth Building and Loansociation Election Notice
The annual election of officers and three directors will be held at 421 Lackawanna Avenue on Monday evening April 16. Polls open at 7 oclock. By order of the board of directors, J. Vausnan, Secretary. Beadleston Wools'n and Ballantino's Ales listed. E.d. Walsa, agent, AWADKA Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commonwealth Building and Loansociation
Association
Lackawanna Avenue
To'elock
J. © Vausnan
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Snow
Weston Fill Co
Immintad
Garney, Brown & Co
Mfr
Cuukl House Square
H. B. Ware
Wyoming Ave
North End
Annie Walsh
Cusick Avenue
Aloe
Hood
Hoop
West Side
Feeney
John H. Robert
Scraxton Tinnune
Jackson Eee
Michael McCarthy
Mins Maury A. Kelly
Weet Sile
Mins Alice McCarthy
Thomas J. Kelly
Mra McCarthy
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Plaisance
Aliee Evang
Sheda
Margaret Janelson
Court House
Board of ‘Trade
Parsonala
M. J. Donahos Ia
James Patterson
Greenwood
T. H. Sprakly
Prowpect Avenue
C. H. Scheuer
Cedar Avenue
Griffith T. Davis
Joan Kane
South Side
Tipuxe
H.W. Laubasher
Pittston Avenue
Gus Schimpiff
Park Commissioners
Connell Park
Park
Wien
Y. M. G. A. Hall
Victor
Christtan
Smn
Lackawanna Ave
Tongiht
Beadleston & Wools
Ballantino
E.d. Walsa
Awadka
China
Hall
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
A. W. Jurisch
Bia
Clothiers
Owens
Schank
Dude
Sohmer
Columbus Monument
Washington Av
Anaesthenie
Henwood & Wardell
Seamons
DRS
Dr. Shimberg
Spruce ST
Horey & Holt
Court House Square
Finn & Lone
Eney
Washington
Adams
Olive Street
Finn & Sons
Isfathushek
Fifth Avenue
Ef. C. Ricker & CO
Sole Deslora
Adams Ave
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