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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1902

Page

12

Montrose News and Notices from Northeastern Pennsylvania

Montrose reports a new sign for Billings & Van Campen’s furniture store The Owls were hosted by Mira Warrinier at her South Main home A union service is planned at the Methodist church And a 4 o clock Presbyterian meeting will be at the jail next Sunday Eighteen seniors at Montrose High include Katheryn O Mara and Russell Davies Daniel Stark becomes Montrose Co operative general manager Promotions in Company G name Arthur Smith and William Nash as corporals Elder W D B Ainey elected to represent Montrose church at Kingston meeting Ex sheriff E A Leonard visits Deputy Sheriff F L Leonard in Cooperstown N Y Attorney B Fenton Tinkham attends court Mrs H M Cole visits Miss Almira Fordham M E Hedden returns from touring with a troupe badly injured in No 2 shaft at Carboniale hospital Mrs G A Shepherd visits New York to see her son John Mrs August Loomis ill at home of her daughter Mrs F B Standish

Beranton Tribune Montrose Montrose High School Katheryn O'Mara Grace Smith Dora Smith Ethel Forton Linn Day Winifred Hoag Grace DeWitt Edna Ely Mattie Fillings Anna Nash Madeline Loomis Nellie Jagger Lula Green Ray Strouse Russell Davies Edward Hitchard Jean Tower Bliss Lott Daniel G. Stark Mont- Tone Co-operative Arthur Smith William W. Nash Nash Quartermaster's Department W. D. B. Ainey Montrose Church Lackawanna Prosperers Kingston E. A. Leonard Cooperstown N. Y F. L. Leonard Fenton Tinkham Scranton H. M. Cole Almira Fordham M. E. Hedden No. 2 Shaft Carboniale Hospital G. A. Shepherd New York City John August Loomis Mra. F. BE. Standll

Macadam paving contract awarded in West Pittston

W C Farrington of Sayre has been hired by West Pittston borough for three months at 150 dollars per month to oversee Luzerne avenue macadam paving, work to start immediately. Separately, social and sports events across Pittston include a post‑Lenten dance at Exeter Club to honor Cornelia Mercur, a 20‑round boxing draw between Jack Lansing and Thomas Quigley in Dunn's hall, and a sharp shooting match featuring William Stroh.

Scranton Tribune Pittston W. C. Farrington Sayre West Pittston Luzerne Avenue E. G. Mercur Cornelia Miss Sperry New York City Exeter Club Oppenheim Wilkes- Barre Jack Lansing Philadelphia Thomas Quigley Luzerne Dunn's Hall Sturmerville Quigley Wilkes-Barrens William Stroh Stroh Price Pittston Hospital Nanticoke H. J. Lockhead Flint Mich Jefferson College Constable Kelley Pittsburg Joseph Foster Tallie Evans Pittston Gazette D. W. Evans Blevens Sarah A. Drury Benator William Drury Drury Home Kennedy Street D. W Methodist Church Evans Drury Hannah Drury Philadelphia Avenue

Forest City event and coal land plans announced

In Forest City on April 16, Miss Cora Morris Griffin and Mrs Hrundage will perform at the opera house under the Presbyterian church. A new fifty ton coal breaker is planned for the old Leek tract east of town with J W Cure and G W Craner securing coal and mineral rights and timber this month, aiming to start with farmer trade. About 120 acres in the strip reportedly sit above a five foot coal vein. Mrs John Finnerty and daughter Rene visit Thomas Cavanaugh, while Stephen Miller recent news remains unclear.

Forest City Cora Morris Griffin Mre John Finnerty Rene Providence Thomas Cavanaugh Stephen Miller

Old-fashioned ragger social held in Tunkhannock home

Special to the Scranton Tribune reports a social event at Mrs. Frank Ace's home on Second Street Friday afternoon. The piece notes the county superintendent of schools election on the first Tuesday of May, and mentions HW Jarvis seeking re-election. It also lists leaders of the local Improved Order of Red Men for the new term.

Scranton Tribune Tunkhannock Frank Ace Second Street HW. Jarvis James Wynd Shupp Hill Sachem L. T. Felton

Local Business Trip Mentioned in Brief Note

Bend today Mrs Crosler accompanied him. R F Howard and F W Lewis are doing business in Binghamton today.

Tour to Yellowstone Park Under Pennsylvanian Rates

The Pennsylvania Railroad offers a low cost Personally-Conducted Tour to Minneapolis for the National Educational Association Convention July 7 to 11 1902 with a Yellowstone Park extension. It departs New York and Philadelphia July 6 and returns July 20, covering all expenses including one berth.

Natonal Educationnal Association Minneapolis Pennsylvania Raiload Company Yellowstone National Park Yellowstone Park Pennsylvania Railroad New York Philadelphia

Neely Buys Tiffany Farm. Moves to Township Residence

J R Neely of Lorain Ohio purchases the L Q Tiffany farm in the township and will live near Mr Jacobs house until a new residence is built on the farm. The note mentions local clergy, moving offices, illnesses, and series of social visits around town.

Pullman Sloper Tour Offers Deluxe Rail and Park Travel

A special Pennsylvania Railroad tour from Pittsburgh to Yellowstone National Park features a Pullman train with dining sleeping and observation cars. Rates start at 150 dollars east of Pittsburgh, 142 dollars per person when sharing, and about ten percent less from Pittsburgh. The three day Minneapolis convention period covers hotel-free travel aboard the train. Reservations advised. inquiries to Geo W Boyd, Assistant General Passenger Agent, Broad Street Station, Philadelphia.

Pullman Sloper Pennsylvania Railroad Pittsburg Minneapolis Geo. W. Boyd Broad Street Philadelphia

The Lyceum Show Picnic Delights Crowded House

The Lyceum last night hosted a multi act bill featuring Emmet Dewy Friend Karl Irene Myera Stan Irwin’s Shig Show and Billy Van with W West’s minstrels. The audience enjoyed a lively program of vocalists comic sketches and two strong olio acts highlighted by Percy Foutchie bicycle tricks.

Lyceum Emmet Dewy Karl Academy Irene Myera Hilly Vat Billy van W. West West Clement Slewart Georgid Jones Harry Bylvester Wilson N. Miller Chirhs Mosedale Billy Vandolin King N.S Van Percy Foutehie Ile

Farmer Thrown From Mowing Machine Recovers After Pill Remedy

A farmer near Littleton Massachusetts was thrown headfirst from a mowing machine and suffered a severe shoulder injury. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with curing him and his wife after a week of treatment. The pills are described as purifying blood and aiding nerves, with broad claims for treating rheumatism and various ailments.

John William Smith Littleton Mass St. Vitus Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N. Y

Tilo Brothers Stage Midair Feats Rivaling Fratchies

The act features the Tilo brothers performing a sequence of midair aerobasic feats that compare favorably with Fratchie’s bicycle stunts. Overall the show stands above average amid similar displays.

Tilo Brothers Fratchie

Irene Myera Company Presents New York Day by Day

At the Academy of Music yesterday the Irene Myera company presented New York Day by Day. This afternoon the program includes The Power of Money and tonight features War on Women.

Academy of Music New York Irene Myera Companys

Emmet Devoy Stars in Friend Karl at Lyceum Show

The Paterson Evening News praises Emmet Devoy as a German dialect comedian who also sings and acts. It highlights his ability to blend humor with sentiment in dialogue, calling him nearly unique for this range. The production is said to be well mounted with an excellent company.

Karl Emmel Devoy Lyceum Paterson Evening News Emmet Devoy

Seats on sale for The New Yorkers with Dan Daly

Seats go on sale this morning at 9 for The New Yorkers. Dan Daly will appear as the famous comedian. The show scored a sensation during a four month run at Herald Square New York and brings the original company to town with its full production.

Dan Daly Herald Square Theater New York

Are You a Mason to Open at Lyceum Monday Night

The Waite Comedy and Stock company opens at the Academy of Music for a weeklong engagement starting Monday April 7 with a strong company and a lineup of plays including the production of Under Two Flags featuring a complete scenic production and notable electrical effects.

Waite Academy of Music

Furnished and blank rooms for rent and housing ads

Public notices list multiple rental offers across Adams avenue Linden street Lackawanna street and Wyomling avenue. Rooms advertised furnished with heat bath gas and private family options while a separate ad seeks two male boarders at a private residence. Also a horse team listing and a job notice for a young girl seeking work.

Adams Avenue

Theatrical Notes From Chicago On Winter Season

A Chicago report outlines rejoinings and casting for next season. Ezra Kendall revisits with Jennie Dunn to perform a popular sketch, Climbers may reach London with Milward and Amelia Bingham’s part, Fanny Ward aims to match Clara Bloodgood, Minnie Dupree rises in A Tale of Plymouth Town, W. Swyth manages the production, Vilda Pong returns to England, Bertha Galland gets support shifts, Mrs Leulie Carter to star in Zana, Charles B. Manton enjoys a strong season in Taming of the Shrew, and Wayne Blite works on a border drama with Annie Oakley as a potential star.

Chicago Ezra Kendall Jennie Dunn Artur London Deale Milward Amelia Bingham Fanny Ward Clara Bloodgood Minnie Dupree Plymouth Town W. @. Swyth Vilda Pong England Laurel Frohman Bertha Galland Mm. Leulie Carter Zana Charles B. Manton Tim Moat Wayne Blite Annie Oakley

Briggs cleans privy vault and improves pumps at Briggs

A. B. Briggs, proprietor, reports improved pumps and no odor after cleaning the privy vault. Orders may be left at 1108 North Main Avenue or Eicke's drug store at the corner of Adama and Mulberry. Both telephones listed.

B. Briggs A. B. Briggs North Main Avenue Eicke Adama Mulberry

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