Local items include society meetings and court notices
Community notices report club meetings at Turner hall and the Waomaotts Temperance Union, jury and electoral preparations, church elections at St Luke's, and marriage licenses in Scranton and surrounding towns. Dozens of local names, places, and dates are listed with brief event descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blues
Turkey
Hubert McKeowan
Maidibon
Young Men's Christian Association
Tirecfork
Weeper
Selety
Penn Avenue
Carl Stalbor
Turner Hall
Green Ridge
Christan Temperance Wnlon
JsTy
Dickson Avenue
James Hogan
Dickson City
Wille Hopking
Mary Hogan
Leigi
Penny Club
St. Luke's Church
Dovision
Washington Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Eddy Crook and Olyphant
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
J. and
T. Walton
Dodgetown Bridge
Waomaot’s Christian Temperance Union
Linden Street
Dr. Ware
B. O H. Throop
George L. Dickson
John Jermyn
A. O D. Tolland
William T. Smith
Samuel Eines
J. M. Everhart
Everett Warren
J. HH
Besnell
Price
Theodory G. Walfe
Lackawanna Flag and Library Assorliation
Law Library
James WH
Torrey
H. Osthaus
Trenasurer
James W. Takford
Board of
H. A. Knapp
W. A. Wilcox
John R. Jones
James FE. Murr
Clemens
John Ff. Mannion
Merk Charles F. Wagner
Seeelone Court
T. J. Matthews
Spritue Brook
Commis Adies
Knight Templars Outfit From Horatman Co Philadelphia
Clothing and uniforms for Knight Templars available from Horatman & Co Philadelphia through FP Mucklow Hoyle & Mucklow 416 Lackawanna Avenue and McLane now in her new store Washington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight Templars
Knight Templar
House of Horatman & Co
Philadelphia
Mucklow
Ae McLane
Washington Avenue
Scranton council sparks dramatic reorganization clash
In a heated session the Carter Hatton fusion ousted Democrats in a chaotic council reorganization. Grier wins chair while Nealis faction challenges proceed. Bailey delivers inaugural mayoral address and outlines city priorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Ple Nenlin
John PL Mahon
Ciuctus
Ita
Artairs
Repubicans
Nenalis
Mahon
Crinpulen
Nealis-Mahon
Grier- Hatton
Nealis
Hatton
Miro Gither
Mr. Grier
Nealle
County Jail Notes Report Domestic Abuse and Disorderly Conduct
P C Connolly of the North End was jailed after dark on two charges refusing to support his wife and threatening her with bodily harm. Committed by Alderman Roberts in default of bail. Patrick Murray of the West Side also jailed in default of bail for abusing his wife and neglecting to provide for her. Mary Donahoe of Taylor committed by Burgess Griffiths for 10 days for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. ¢. Connolly
North End
Alderman Roberts
Patrick Murray
West Side
Mary Donahoe
Taylor
Burgess Griffiths
Scranton Singers Shine In Grand Messiah Performance
Wayde Evans and the Singers and Instrumentalists under his direction wow Scranton with a triumphal Messiah at the Frothingham. Soloists Kathrin Hilke Ruth Thompson J Henry McKinley Enison Bushnell and Bauer’s 22 piece orchestra led by Haydn Evans earned high praise as the audience filled the theater for a night of refined choral and operatic rich music. Proceeds for the Railroad Young Men's Christian Association amount to about 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Essiah
Frothingham
Th Scranton Choral Union
Mme
Kathrin Hilke
Ruth Thompson
J. Henry McKinley
Enison F. Bushnell
Bauer
Haydn Evans
Miss Thompson
Mme. Hilke
Mr. McKinley
Mr. Bushnell
Mime Hilke
Bushnell
Mr McKinley
Choral Union
William Connell
Berb
Sturges
CD. Sanderson
Bob, Fuller
FL . Platt
Rtce
W. F Hallstead
G. M. Hallstead
Charles Schlager
Horace Hand
W. J. Hand
J. Ben Dimmick
Mra. Thomas Brickson
Henry Belin
HW. P. Simpson
H.W. Kingsbury
A. W. Dickson
Dr. McLeod
TH. Watkins
FL HL Clemons
A. Warman
Cyrus Jones
J. B. Megingel
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Roping Them In Accomplice Arrests Reported
County Detective Leyshon obtained a warrant for Michael Murphy of Wright Court West Side on charges of unlawful conduct with 14 year old Maggie Connors. Murphy, about 21, faced a hearing with Connors testifying the act occurred December 4 at the Conway den in Nealls Court. Murphy posted $500 bail awaiting court while Connors and three other young girls remain at the House of the Good Shepherd. Also noted is a separate item on a hairdressing parlor move and a birth in Factoryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leyshon
Alderman Wright
Michael Murphy
Wright Court
West Side
Murphy
Maggie Connors
Margette Conway
Nealls Court
New Store Promises Value and Low Prices on Styles
A new shop touts choice styles and harmony of value with prices starting at 150 qworth for straw shapes and up to 1.0 for hats trimmed by skilled trimmers. The motto emphasizes good values over cheapness with a money back guarantee and evening hours on Saturday and Monday.
Banister's Shoe Store Reopens with New Stock
Banister, a prominent Lackawanna avenue shoe dealer, reopens after cleaning and remodeling. He has disposed of most stock in a recent sale and now offers the newest footwear, including the "New Woman's Shoe" and russet shades. Shoppers are urged to compare goods and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banister
Lackawanna Avenue
Brussels
Agra
Grand Millinery Opening in Washington Avenue Parlour
Miss Leah Pardee to open millinery parlour at 201 Washington Avenue on Thursday. The shop will stock a complete line of domestic and imported millinery goods with a large display of Persian pattern hats available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Pardee
Washington Avenue
Great bargains at Koneeny’s Hairdressing Parlors
Bargains on hair switches advertised at Koneeny’s Hairdressing Parlors located at 317 Lackawanna Avenue. The notice highlights notable prices and promotional offers, inviting customers to visit the shop for discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koneeny
Vienna
Lackawanna Avenue
Woolworth’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ave
Commonwealth Shoe Store
Ackawanna
The
Eaundry
A. B. Warman
Penn Ave
Williams & M'Anulty's
Sage
Young Men's Christians
Nation Entree
W. J. Fpeed
W. M. Suliven
John UH
Gyura Chantas
Barbara Kiss
Throop
Henry Hoberts
Mayfield
Lizzie Walker
Carbondale
Soph M. Gower
Sarah Gaughan
Bellevue
John Hudak
Mary Mandulak
Filgerton
Stephen Rip
Mary Rutchka
John Callone
Josephine Rosachi
Penty J. Davin
Plains
Sallie H. Seaman
James Perry Blake
Easton
Romain Rowley Dickson
Conmon Council
Mayor Gailey
Cricer
Bereeney
Neally
Sweeney
Keller
Aves
Neya
Crier
Newlis
Grier
Lily
Select Council
Counnell Chamber
Bweeney
Nenlis
Chairman Grier
Democratic Council
Neals
Oliver
Nealls
Firler
Simon Thomas
R. EF
Thomas
Gilroy
Moir
Woengel
Connell
Messrs. Gordon
M. Grier
Flanaghan
Mesera
Wenzel
Noone
Reagan
Zeidler
John P. Mahon
H. ¢. Hatton
Mott
Loftus
Platton Hector Simon Thomas
R. E. Olver Kelier Siansel
Gordon
Reage
Flanacan
Nea _ aes
Hickey
Norton
SELEC
Lavelle
Chittenden
George Sanderson
Lansing
Connell Awore
Kearney
Robinson
Bailey
Sanderson
Owiner
Beamish
the Mayor
Elty
Subure
West Lackawanna Avenue
Scramton Fire Department
Loris
Albright Memorial Library
Board OF Health
the Board OF Trade
Board of Trade
Traction Company
James G. Bailey
Lfe
Boland
Mty
Edmund Robinson
High Hoon
Select Council of ‘3
Charles W. Westpfahl
Roche
Select
Counell
Vie Messrs
Westpfahl
Lauer
Schwenk
Kelly
Messrs
Hattle
Godfrey
Valley Passenger Railway
Ninth and
Swetland Streets
Muldoon & Bowie
Linden Street Bridge
A. E. Kearney
Eighth Ward
Morris Williams
Lackawanna Institute of History and Science
Monroe Avenue
Vine Street
Fourteenth
Academy Streets
Division
Fourteenth Streets
Seamans
Patrolman Mills
Arthur Frothingham
Messiah
Wayde Evans
Maggie Conway
Mokn
W. W. Berry
JEW. Cn PLC
Rupprecht
Crystal Palace
Baptist Church
New Spring Cape
D. Bolz
Wyoming
Shaw
Emerson
Clough & Warres
Carpenter
Waterloo
Malcolm Love
J. Lawrence Stelle
Spruce Street
Aneaa
Christian
Lackawanna Ave
Sawyer’s Millinery
A. R. Sawyer
Wyominn Wholesale and Retail Milliners
Spruce St
Jermyn
Powell & CO
Banister's Shoe Store
Turnquest & CO. Diamonds
Lacawanna Ave
Columbus Monument
Woehington Av
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