Hotwear Charming Patent Leathers for Easter
Stylish patent leather shoes with round toe and straight across tips target young women. Priced at dealer levels, 4 to 5 dollars, promising swaggier quality and fashionable appeal for Easter bonnets.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1898
Page
7
Stylish patent leather shoes with round toe and straight across tips target young women. Priced at dealer levels, 4 to 5 dollars, promising swaggier quality and fashionable appeal for Easter bonnets.
The advertisement promotes the New Est shape with new vesting tops in men’s wear. Dealers ask about $5.00 for the item, market pricing implied.
In Sereston at the pews stand of M Meintyrt on 1 Wyoming Avenue Mac Lackawanna records are mentioned as hidden.
The column records a Danmere wedding of William Waober and Mise Anne Dhem pel at the clerk’s office, plus upcoming events: Young Men’s Institute social at Sommatan Bicycle club house, Delaware and Madson society meetings, and various mine and community notices. It mentions local church leaders, graduates, and social gatherings with scattered details.
Two divorce petitions were filed Saturday before Acting Prothonotary John Coprivmi. Lester F Bassett of Blake ly seeks a divorce from Mary E Bassett on the grounds of desertion. They married at Vondila on June 1 1804 and separated after Jan 1 180. Kilas J Hendrickson charges his wife with infidelity and asks for legal separation. They wed July 8 1800 and lived together until Jan 22 189% when he learned of her unfaithfulness and left.
Mrs Aura Parker Kennedy of Waverly, visiting at Webster avenue, gave solo performances at Peng Avenue Baptist church and Elm Park Sunday school. Her soprano voice and precise intonation drew praise for pieces Grass and Rome and Faneta Marie as she nears potential for future concert appearances.
Jury returns verdict for the defendant in the case of Joseph Gunster assistant at Scranton City Bank versus G A Jos Fup cashier and for the defendant in H R Wood versus McB Banderton. The second week of common pleas court opens today.
At a Saturday meeting in Albright Library hall the Civick club held a debate on whether Scranton should own and operate street hallways. The affirmative was led by W. J. Douglans with assistance from Mr. Carter, James Sanderson, L. and Richard. the negative side argued against.
A readerwide spelling and pronunciation guide lists how to say diverse names and terms from Cuban and Spanish contexts as part of a broader New York harbor article. It notes authority from Die Reger and Romer on syllable stress and Germanic sounds. The piece mentions upcoming McMure's Magazine content and an event at the Home for the Friendless on May 6.
The Jackson Street Baptist pastor concluded his Life of the Master series with a sermon on From Jerusalem to Calvary. Eminent Welch divine T. C. Edwards of Kingston spoke at the Bigmouth Congregational church yesterday before a large audience. Palm Sunday rites involved Lutheran confirmations at St Pauls St Mark's and Trinity with clergy including Rev A T L Ramer PhD and Rev C Lauer presiding. Chris topher Bruecker Henry Weber William Witaal Bertha James and Nottie Moore were confirmed after the catechumen exam and a sermon on fidelity to God's commands.
Patrick Battle hurled a jagged stone at the bartender. it struck Paul Stravaniski in the left temple, leaving him between life and death at Lackawanna Hospital. Battle, 27, is jailed awaiting outcome. police pursued him to Raymond court and turned him over to the central station.
Republican primaries in the Second legislative district selected delegates for tomorrow's district convention at 2 PM in the arbitration room of the courthouse. Delegates favored for the state convention in Harrisburg on June 21 include Fred W. Fleitz of the Ninth Ward and William Smith of the Nineteenth Ward. The precinct contests were not notable.
After two weeks of effort by Jack Skelly manager and match maker of the American Sporting club a twenty round glove contest is set for Tuesday night at Music hall. The combatants are George McFadden of New York and the local contender from Scranton.
Brock Worsted mill at Taylor will start next month under J L W Brock who heads the push. He forms a stock company with capital of 409,000 to conduct the business and has filed an application for a charter. Also includes an advertisement for Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills claiming cures for sickness and liver issues.
Mrs Reynolds, a trained nurse at the Baby Bazaar, teaches hundreds of mothers new baby dressing ideas. Her free talks promote safer summer wear and comfort, with purchases paid only if you decide to buy garments like diapers, gowns, and underwear.
Fragmentary note describes Bohemian glassware in clear and green with twirled stems and graceful gold trimming, valued at 50 cents. The text is garbled with errors but indicates collectible Bohemian ware and price context.
Dy. DD. Murray has moved his office to his residence at 436 Wyoming Avenue next to the Colliery Engineer building. Nearby landmarks include Twining Optician at 125 Penn Avenue and Harris Drug Store. Business hours run from 9 a.m. to p.m.
Steam heating and plumbing services listed with address at 231 Wyoming Ave. Includes professional offerings by P P and M T Howley.
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