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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1894

Page

3

Personal News From Scranton and Surroundings

A stream of social and business notes from Scranton and nearby towns lists visits by residents of Athens Shickshinny Town Line Bethlehem Wilkes Barre Lock Haven and Montrose. Highlights include weddings to be held at the Gian Hide Presbyterian church guests at events and a Supreme Court figure visiting the city. Notables at the Hawkers dance in Loomis hall Wilkes Barre include Senator M E McDonald Dr John Serenal and others.

Bowman Cortright Shickshinny Straten EY. Herrison Town Line George C. Adams Oneonte Wyoming J. W. Borhek Bethlehem Waa Carlondale Botn McCommick Lock Haven Scranton Yestur- OT Ryd. Seymour Or. Fallon Philade Inbiaj Fulton Borping NF Siakles A. H. Motellam Montrose Elby Bo Me- Colum Supreme Court of Pennsylvaania

Court notes and filings in Old Yorge and surrounding districts

Tax collector J George Rely fled his bond and faced a 25000 surety. writs of replevin sought to recover 260 of household goods seized from Patrick Jordana’s estate. Delaware street grading appeals withdrawn. awards and bids noted. Marriage license granted to Frederick Lowrey and Jessie Mainwaring. County tax duplicate settled by A J Kelfer.

J. George Rely Old Yorge Dourt Charles Riddle Mia Sablow Keir Moses Ace William Riddle Casper Wronier James H. Jones Gisiice BE. Wade Doh Carbondaly and Forestty Railway Company Thomas Frederick J. Lowrey Jessie Mainwaring Carbondale A. J. Kelfer

Wonderful music boxes repaired and tuned in Philadelphia

Gautachi and Sona advertise orchestral organs and music boxes at 108 Chestnut Street Philadelphia. They offer custom tuning and repairs with new tunes and improvements for old music boxes.

Gautachi & Sona Manufactuvars Chestnut Street Philadelphia

Lehigh Valley Rail Opens Solid Vestibuled Service

The Lehigh Valley Railroad inaugurates solid vestibuled through service between New York Philadelphia and Chicago via Grand Trunk connections on trains 8 and 7 leaving Wilkes Barre Pittston and Wilkes Barre for Chicago then onward to New York and Philadelphia. The trains feature heated cars lit by gas, dining cars on European plan, and smokeless coal powered locomotives. Passengers from Scranton can reach the trains through Lackawanna and Western or Delaware and Hudson routes.

Lehigh Valley Railroad Company New York Philadelphia Chicago Grand Trunk Grand Trunk Railways Wilkes Barre Oetbouns Pittston Scranton Thee Delaware, Lackawanna

West Side Notes of A Woman’s Assault and Club Socials

James H Casey seeks arrest for Annie Cavey after a quarrel that left him bloodied and claiming she tried to kill him with a beer glass. The social by Marquette club at St David’s hall drew about seventy five couples with music by Prof Johnson. Funeral for Ellen Hester at St Patrick’s Church followed by Hyde Park cemetery. Simpson Chapter Epworth League held a program and social at the Methodist church. A Welsh tea by Mrs Henry Ferber attracted many and proceeds toward the debt. Druid Glee Society formed to compete in Wilkes-Barre with officers named.

Casey Marquette Club Kate Hester Simpson Henry Ferber James H.casey Fourteenth Street T. T Morgan Fifteenth Ward Mra Annie Cavey Lord Waeter Ecounty St. David's Hall Johnson Robert Cooper Tom Buels George Griffiths Harry Reinhart George Schoen Redward Meredith Will Griffirs Charles Mansfield John Wittling Alvin W. Beera Missea Macgie Lewis Ids Phillips North End Quanta Epworth League Simpson Methodist Episcopi! Church Druid Glee Society Lewis Watkins Wilkea- Barre John Kelly John T. Davies Theophilus Bowen Thomas DL. Thomas Norma Williams Henry Taylor Pittsburg

Trials in Clayton trespass and Jersey Central suit proceed

Court heard Estella Clayton versus Hill and Connell with non suit motion to be renewed after all testimony. Thomas v Post disputed wages. jury favored Post. Patrick Kearney sues Jersey Central for flood damage. adjourned after witness hearing. Anglemeyer v Third National Bank verdict for plaintiff. Brannen estate insurance suit to resume. Flynn v Moran defendant awarded 153.44. Quick v Hadley verdict for 27.12.

Edwards Central Company Anglemeyer Parisis Trespasa Salt Mra Estella Clayton Hill Connell Major Warren McPherson Clayton Chl Thomas R. T. Post Post Thomas Sharon Patrick Kearney the Central Railroad of New Jersey Lackawanna River Water Street Mr. Kearney A. A. Chase ME. McDonald Joseph O'Brien O. Willard Witheasea W. E. Reinhart Third National Bank John Brannen Margaret Brannen Presidential Life Insurance Company of America Col. F. L. Hitchcock Halslander and Vosburg Margaret Branson Minooka Mra. Bransen Enos Flynn Patrick Moran W. H. Quick William Hadley Quick

Notable South Side Gossip and Labor Shifts in Scranton

The South Side notes detail Honeyager and Gillespie failing to pro rate profits at their Lackawanna Avenue saloon amid partner disputes. South Works sees John Heffron resign as foreman and Michael P. Shallow replaced by Henry Swarts. the plant runs full-time on the new double shift. Police nuisance report names Cyclone Kate and others, while local notices mention Louis Schwaas as district engineer and various personal items from residents and visitors.

Honoyager Gillespie Harry Swartz South Works Upper Lackawanna Avenue Charles Honeyager Anthony Gillespie Aherifa Honeyager Mra Joneyayer Travole Bicker!uys John Heffron Lugkawanna [Ron and Steel Company Lackawanna Arenas Heffron Michael P. Shallow Edward H. Lynde Henry Swarts North Works Shallow Lince

Tribune Coupon Offer For Readers at The Tribune Office

Four coupons presented at The Tribune Office entitle the holder to benefits of the offers on popular books. The Tribune offers 16 cents and four coupons for any volume in the Colonialera Series with over 100 titles. 69.75 and four coupons for a 10 volume set of Dickens works. 20 cents and four coupons for any book in the Rugby Series. 50 cents and four coupons for any book in the Oxford Series.

Tribune Tenn Avenue Spruce Street Dickens

Councilmen Push North Main Walk Plan In Second Ward

Councilmen Finn and Morris vow best efforts to lay fligstony walks along North Main avenue from Court street to Providence square via Park place. Funeral today for Join Jermyn killed on the railroad near Victoryville with interment at Washburn street cemetery. Providence Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid hosts an evening Dollar Banking Social in church parlor run by Mrs. William Bright with a ten cent admission.

Finn and Morris Second Ward

Evening of Aesthetics by Mien Tillis Lewis and Pupils

Misa Tillie Lewis and her pupils presented an engaging program at the Young Men's Christian Association hall. Performances included Bertha Morris reciting Grandma at the Masquerade and Etta Green receiving an encore for a selection from Leala the Forsaken. Arnold Zurilub, last week injured on railroad tracks, had his leg amputated and was moved home to 27 Adama Avenue. he is convalescing. A note promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills. Mrs Mary Millett of Beranton died aged 57. funeral arrangements announced, with a requiem mass at St. Peter's Cathedral and burial at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery.

Misa Tillie Lewis Young Men's Christian Association Sewing School For Scandal Bertha Morris Grandma Etta Green Nacena Jack Zurfioh Hin Arnold Zurilub Dickson Lackawanna Hospital Adama Avenue Mr. Zarflab

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