Suburban Aldermanic Court Hearings and Local Notices
Alderman John presided over cases involving assault and domestic disputes on Scranton and Beranton streets with bail set at $200 and $100. A separate Italian-named case followed with a similar bail. A 15-year-old girl lost a gold watch and chain. three Arabian women were suspected but no witness testimony established ownership. A social event concluded with refreshments after a brief meeting. West Side Business Directory lists Florist and Photographer services and second hand furniture dealer on Main and Jackson streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Annie Armatrong
Scranton Street
Davi Doueherty
Beranton Street
Darby
Joseph Patth
Ninth Street
Dominica Munn
John Davis
Viola Haldeman
South Ninth Street
Robinson Street
Hyde Park
Miss Haldeman
Amena Abraham
Amera Abelle
Mary Simon
Local West Side honors Mrs. Richard Owens with tea set gift
A large gathering on the West Side honored Mrs. Richard Owens of South Sumner Avenue with a costly tea set presentation. The evening featured refreshments as Captain Hannah Masland and Lieutenant Nellie Green of the Salvation Army traveled to New Bedford for Nellie’s brother’s wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Owens
South Sumner Avenue
West Side
Local residents visit and small social events noted
Mrs. John Decker and daughter Lillie of Peckville visit Mrs. EK Bender on Fast Market street. Various neighbors from Moscow Monsey Avenue Honesdale and Wilkes-Barre are mentioned visiting relatives, plus a Green Ridge Ready Pay store event with Chase Sanborn coffee and a Cranite loaf souvenir. A grand afternoon and evening program is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Decker
Lillie
Peckville
EK. Bender
Fast Market Street
Page
Moscow
Edward Laughlin
Monsey Avenue
John Blowers
Warren Pierce
Carbondale
Bunday
Kathe Hattler
John Warren
Honesdale
Ridge
Hall
New York
Philadelphia
W. E. Schoonover
Moosle
W. J. Barrett
Honesdale Street
C. H. Treverton
Wiliam H. Treverton
Mattie Potter
Elmhurst
W. W. Hall
Local social notes and events from Archbald area
Trobert Sherwin departs for Philadelphia for a short stay. Edward Charles of the Haltimore Mutual Aid society leaves Allentown. Miss Josie Denney of Carbondale visits North End friends. Ladies' Aid of North Main Avenue Baptist church to hold a festival Thursday 6 to 10 pm. Mrs J Wescott and son Winfield of Hazleton visit Parker Street hosts. Miss Mamie Jones returns from Atlantis City. Archbald's hall hosts a Providence United entertainment with Misa M M Davis Lulu Simms GFE West Gwen Thomas Morgan family Minh Davis and others. Choir members meet in Archbald's hall Wayne Avenue for business. Funeral of Mrs Walters held at John Kays residence Brick Avenue. Rev W O Davis officiated. Interment at Washburn Street Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Masland
Nellie Green
Salvation Army
New Bedford
Masland
Scranton Army
West Side Board of Trade
Robinson Stret Mud
Nothon
D. B. Williams
Heckerstown
Hayes Williams
West Side
Mansfeld
Hyde Park
Green
Plys Congregational Church
Evenig
Marshet Morgan
St. Mark's
Whetstone
Lewis Hancock
Wilkes-Barre
Margaret Morgan
John Morton
M i. Wymbs
Jackson Street
Washburn Street
DD. P. Jones
Tabernacle Congregaional Church
Epworth League
Trampton Street
B. T. Stone
Trobert Sherwin
Philadelphia
Edward
Charles
Haltimore Mutual Aid Society
Bristol House
Allentown
Josie Denney
Carbondale
North End
Ladies’ Aid Society
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Robert Williame
Parker Street
Mamie Jones
Atlantis City
Archbald’s Hall
Providence United Whole
Misa M. M. Davis
Lulu Simms
G. FE. West
Gwen Thomas
Morgan Family
Minh Davis
William Burke
Margaret Pugh
Ian C. Davis
David Smith
Katie Saltry
Armstrong
Archlnnd
Wayne Avenue
Walters
John Kays
Brick Avenue
W. O. Davis
Welch Baptist Church
Court notes appoint viewers for public road in Laikawannas township
Dunning Jr Brooks Hass and Joseph Reynolds were appointed to lay out a public road from Taylor to the Archbald mines in Laikawannas township. The court confirmed the viewers report on a new road in South Abington township. In the alderman election contest for Twentieth ward the deposition deadline was extended to April 2 at 9 am when the rule is returnable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alk. Dunning, Jr
Brooks Hass
Joseph Reynolds
Whewera
Faylor
Archbald
Laikawannas
Abington Township
John J. Murphy
Social Farewell For Minooka Star Joins St Bonaventure
Farewell social planned for John O Neill of Minooka before he leaves Friday for St Bonaventure College Allegany New York to play on the baseball team. He is a promising amateur player and total abstainer. Also notes of Albert Westpfahl and Miss Mary E Shelp's marriage at Hawley and other local happenings including a special South Side board of trade meeting and town incidents. The South Steel mill is closed briefly with a planned reopening later in the week. The Evangelical Church of Peace fall will reopen tomorrow night after being delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O' Neil
Minooka
Callery's Hall
St. Bonaventure
Allegany
N. Y
O'Connell Council
Young Men‘s Institute
Buffalo
Albert Westpfahl
Mary E. Shelp
Hawley
Mise Shelp
Prospect Avenue
Mr. North
Hickory Street
Martin Cannon
Cedar Avenue
Lizzie Brady
Genet Street
St. John's Church
Fig Street
M. P. Judge
South Side Board of Trade
Germania Hall
Tealties
P. J. Hickey
Spraks
John Cramer
Century Hose Company
Martin McDonough
Thomas Kerwin
Elm Street
Hyde Park Catholic
Evangelical Church of Peace
Surprise party honors Mrs. Lester Brady on Spencer street
The article notes a Saturday evening surprise party at Mrs. Lester Brady's Spencer street home with guests including George Furner George Crabb Curtis Wilds William Youngs Preston Smith Esme Jackson Charles Cramer Frank Hecore J W Schultz George Black W T Loveland Fred Relber J Cole Charles Schultz and others. It also mentions a move by Mark Simpson to his mother's West Drinker street house and a smoker event by the Ethan Allen court Ancient Order of Foresters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Brady
Spencer Street
George Furner
George Crabb
Curtis Wilds
William Youngs
Preston Smith
Esme Jackson
Charles Cramer
Frank Hecore
J. W. Schultz
George Black
W.T. Loveland
Fred Relber
J. Cole
Charles Schultz
West Drinker Street
Ethan Allen
C. H. Hayes
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
James Hopkiney
New York City
Blakely Street
Dunmore High School
Erie and
Wyoming Valley Baseball Club
No. 1
the Tribune
James Payton
John Coleman
Ward and McDermott Lead Prep Baseball In New Haven trip
The team planned practice at the grounds with Ward in red sweater and eager to captain. McDermott cancels Wednesday game due to poor field conditions and will depart with the squad for a Thursday opener in New Haven followed by games in Paterson, New Bedford, Newark, Brockton, and Fall River before hosting the Cuban Giants and Carbondale returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Chiles
Bee
Pete Bogan
Flack
McAndrew
Lefi End
Herr
Getis
Cronin
Stemmell
H. P. Simpson
W. G. Parke
Baseball Association
McDermott
Senator Ward
Tom*Power
Allence
Wer
Etlcker
Syracuse
Hartford
Barnie
New Haven
Paterson
New Bedford
Newark
Brockton
Fall Hiver
Pyle
Carbondale
Amateurs fall to professionals in seven inning scrimmage
About 600 spectators watched as the Young Men's Christian Association youths faced the pros in a hasty practice game. Scranton led early but Mullarkey and Cronin of the professionals allowed seven hits in five and two innings respectively, while the Y M C A scored four, and Mullarkey tied the outcome with a mix of walks and hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDermott
Men's Christian Association
Bernie
H. P. Simpson
Brooks Brothers
W. G. Parke
Mullarkey
Cronin
Stemmell
Getts
Waterloo
Ind
Scranton
Fagan
Ike
Young Men's Christian Association
Tom Brooks
Williams
Moore
Brooks
McAndrew
Eagan
Chiles
Reese
Hert
McAndrews
Hess
Herr
Sweeney
Barrett
Malott
John Brooks
H. P.O
Ward
Cesrreenss
Flack
O Cronin
Fao
BK. Sweeney
Heescas Ins
Molly
P.O
A. FE
Mallett
Heese
J. Trooks
Gb. Nolan
T. Brooks
Ah Williams
C. Moore
Andrew
MC. A
J. Paoaks
J. Brooks
W Itams
Y. M. Hi
Barratt
Nolan
Firat
Orrora
Elal
Getta
Magan
McGinniaes
Harry Wright Games Across Cities Recall Memorial Day
Reports from Rockford Baltimore and Philadelphia recount Harry Wright memorial events. Umpire H. H. Waldo presided in Rockford while crowds in Baltimore and Philadelphia enjoyed sunlit Memorial Day games. Scores varied with the league and old teams totaling several thousand attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Tls
Old Forest City
H. H. Waldo
A. G. Spalding
George Wright
Harry Wright
Baltimore
Syracuse
Cincinnati
Cincinnati American Association
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News of the Suburbs
West Side Events
Alderman John's Court
Mr. Doty
West Side Business Directory
South Main Avenue
Harriet J. Davis
Starner
J. C. King
Green Ridge
Providence
THE
Samters
South Side News
John O'Neill
Dunmore
Swayne
Harry Wright Games
Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Worrild's Dispensary Medical Association
Dupont
Wapwallopen Mills
Luzerne County
Wilmington
Delaware
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
Wyoming Avenue
Scranton, Pa
Third National Bank Building
Thos, Ford
Pittston
John BH. Smith & Son
Plymouth
James Moir
Lackawanna Avenue
Three National Bank
Winton
Anteed
Hunt & Cornnell Co
Discoun
C. M. Florey
Humber &Co
Humber
England
Russia
France
Portugal
Mass
Chase
Farrar
Linden Street
Court House
J.D. Williams & Bro
Lackawanna Ave
Eseries Chicagn
Matthews Bros
R. Parker
the Frothingham
Wagner A Reis
William Morris
Michael —Strogofe
Seine
Jule Verner
A. D'Ennery
Senate
Sardou
Kidder
Augustus Cook
Augustus Pitow
Academy OF Music
Margaret Mather
Frederick Pesidis
Coenen
Tenens
Tos Broadwayne Theaters
Misa Mather
Juliet
Robert Browning
Eugene Blair
the Gladiator
Hanlon Brothers
Flatch
Davis’ Theater
Wanderers
New York Harbor
Maloney Owl and Manufacturing
W. Collins
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