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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1898
Page
7
stylish young women will want a par to wear with her skaster bonnet. these are swagger superb quality patent leather with round toe and straight across tips. buyers can expect dealer prices from 4.00 to 5.00 dollars in the passage.
In men s department the new elf tops arrive at the store with vesting styles on display. Dealers ask five dollars for each item as market pricing and value assessments are shown.
The Wilkes-Barre Record can be purchased in Scranton at AL Meinhart's newsstand located at 14 Wyoming Avenue. This outlet distributes the newspaper through Mac Lackawanna Avenue.
Dr George C Knox moved his dental office to Rooms 74 and 5 Connell building. Thr rier slane of St Pauls convent at Cirect. Hldice will ber tafd this afternoon. April V. TR Gitte will CONUUGL ii serie Ws meetlies in the Peoples Prohibition church on Adame avenue across from armory beginning to Heht. The Jermyn tradesmen and Gravity pond section. The Trinwen and Western Company WIE tretnen todays. The jout Youngs Monanetitme sacha will be held tomorrow evening in Sormuntan Merele elit toomes. The Crim caeh Younes Men's Institute edanellie the ci with Wo FR Shean resident dame Maron tyadiiee ner and TTL McDonougeh secretary.
This afternoon the Merry Workers hold a sale at the home of Mrs S Moffatt on Linden and Quincy. Proceeds from the sale will support the Home for the Friendless which is in urgent need of funds. The public is invited to attend during the advertised hours.
Aprication was made to court yesterday by seventy four taxpayers of South Abington for a division of the township into three districts. It is proposed to form districts comprising the village of the meeting, Canton, Clark’s Grove, Park Summit and Chineholm. The township has 400 voters.
Willam Clearwater fixed April 1F in Monsbure to play Je tone Keogh for the championship of the work. Keogh will practice in the city and depart for Pittsburg the day before the event.
The Institute of City Teachers held its first session yesterday in the high school auditorium with Professor H G Wrombough presenting a brisk address on language. Dr MacArthur of Calvary Baptist Church spoke on Sunny Spain from Historic Hilltop praising McKinley and American aims. The event featured student displays, a welcome by A B Stevens, and remarks on patriotism, education, and the language problem.
In the main court room Judge Gunster and Judge John Glove preside over the March term. Several cases were settled or continued for settlement, including a $119.53 judgment for the plaintiff in Miess, Baker & Co. against William Richardson and others. James F Borle vs T J Kelly and the Boyte estate case proceed with disputes over insurance shares after a fire. The Butland and England v Hull case, or the Cutidge matter, was given to the jury with no verdict reached by night.
A protracted board of control session ended after fierce debate over teachers’ salaries and building plans. Key motions sought raises, building bids, and sales of old properties, with clashes between Mr. Gibbons and President Francois shaping adjournment after 1 hour 45 minutes.
Community derives a concert by Yale ensemble tonight during Easter week. Audience urged to attend this memory event at a chosen venue, with proceeds or tribute noted in local notices.
Berry items and a 8 inch dish are listed with a surprising price shift to 8 cents. The note mentions green tea sets as part of the same sale line.
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