Local Notices and Visiting Names From City Scene
A jumble of names outlines recent visitors and residents in the area. H B Dadwin came from Honesdale, W B Disco from Jermyn, Adjutin W S Millar visited, Aaron Agyguatus Chase spent Sunday at Lake Butler, and Mr and Mrs A M Young from Clark's Summit were in town yesterday. Various others from Tunkhannock, Mehoopu ny, Avorn, and Ashier dropped by. Dr L M Goton moved his office. J J Mefa kes and Dodd Ment Co. representative Mr McCaskey noted as a New York publisher in town. John Mcraw’s son at the University of Pennsylvania mentioned in telegram news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Dadwin
Honesdale
W. B. Disco
Jermyn
W.S Millar
Bnokiyo
X.Y
Aaron Agyguatus Chase
Lake Bulett
Mia FM
Young
Clark
Sumi
H. Partowell
Tunkhannock
N. Swartwood
Mehoupony
Wyoming
Neulter Aml
Kallam
Avorn
Eo Wella
J. W. Fenner
Aahier
Seracton
L. M. Goton
Wantington Avenue
Washing Avenue
McCaskey
Duncannon Record
Tor
Henry Mclraw
Philadelphia
John
Pentsylvania
Salvation Army Music Rally Lights Up Raymond Court
Warriors of the Salvation Army held a 20 minute open air meeting in Raymond Court near Crater Street yesterday afternoon. Music and colorful costumes enlivened central city streets before marching to the West Side barracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warriors
Salvation Army
Raymond Court
Crater Street
Weat Side
Interesting Matters Will Come Up for Discussion Tonight
The board of trade holds a regular meeting at Lackawanna avenue rooms this evening. A report from the special committee on few rooms will be heard and several standing committees will present reports for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Lackawanna Avenue
Jury Verdict Against Guernsey Brothers in Herrington Suit
Saturday morning testimony in the case of A. B. Herrington against Guernsey Brothers before Judge Rice concluded with the jury returning a verdict of 877219 in favor of Herrington after a brief deliberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey Brothers
A. B. Herrington
Rice
Mr. Herrington
Fire Department Purchases Gray Horses for Chemical Engine
Chief H. F. Ferber bought a team of gray horses on Saturday for the fire department. The animals will pull the chemical engine planned to be housed at the Pheniz Hoae company. Hanars returned from New York with carpets rugs and mata Ponp avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ical Engine
H. F. Ferber
Cee
Pheniz Hoae Company
Hanars
New York
Stolen horse, church services, and weddings noted
Report covers a horse theft on Jackson Street near the Delaware Lackawanna line, a fire at St Marks Lutheran church on Fourteenth Street with evacuation and minor damage, and multiple local events including Rev Blair’s sermon at Washburn Street Presbyterian Church and the Gore Robbins marriage in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Blair
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Mary Gore
Ruben Robbins
William Howell
Washburn Street
John O'Mills
Jackson Treat
Delaware Lackawanna and
Mr. Malla
St. Paul Pioneer Corps Plans Seventh Annual Ball
The St Paul Pioneer Corp will hold its seventh annual ball in the ice armory on Wednesday evening. Hyde Park lodge Free and Accepted Masons will meet tonight for work in the IC degree. Roy A Williams funeral set for 11 o clock at his home on West Market Street with interment at Maner Chunk. Train leaves Jersey Central depot at 12 80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Pionter Corpa
Iee
Thin
Hyde Park Lodge
Frea
Charles Watkins
Lafayette Street
Binghamton
N.Y
Frienza
Roy A. Williams
Eld
Weat Market Street
Maner Chunk
Jersey Central Depot
North End civic notes and stage cast for Ol Homestead
North End residents hear plans for an Ol Homestead production by Liberty Hone Company at Company H Armory on April 20. The piece features Uncle Joshua Whitcomb and a long cast including W D Jefferson, Arthur Sturges, Anna Walsh, M H White, and W D Jefferson as maître d’. a separate report covers bicycle patent by W J Devers, a meeting to form a Republican club led by Samuel Lewis and K R Richard, and local updates on T P Hoban, Mrs James Gunning, and a North End civic gathering at Fenner and Chappell’s hall with 75 members enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ol Homestead
Liberty Hone Company
Company H Armory
Joshua Whitcomb
W. D. Jefferson
Cathy
Babe
Wilcan Josed Arthur Sturges
Taylor
Cy Prime
Iene
Gordon Wrighter
John Eiwarda
K. Boetweiler
Fakie Teddy
Robert Thomas Port Ace
Uene
Joseph Patel Jones
Baume
Andrew Phelan
Tainie
Aunt Tidy
Anna Walsh
Wilwarda
Nellie Daggan
Ernest Foster Charles Connolly
Firet
Will FL Barks
BE OF Malley
Veter Saltry
Cid Oaken Hucket
Quartette
A. K. Dotweiler
William Burke
Stipe Thaniger
M. H. White
Martin Barry
Seulwa
Risa
Mc Early
Growt
Jerary Central
W. J. Devera
Weat Market Street
Devers Ia
T. P. Hoban
New York College of Pharmacy
James Gunning
West Market Airnet
North
Fenner & Chappell’s
Samuel Lewis
KR. J. Richard
Lewis
Republican Club
New Policemen May Be Appointed After Council Meeting
Mayor Connell plans Thursday night council discussion to appoint ten new policemen. The mayor faces a flood of applications and may assign several positions to central city wards, which are currently underrepresented while most officers live in suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
Central City
Haighta Templars Set for Pittburg Conclave Trip
Haighta Templars plan travel to Pittshore for the annual conclave from May 1 to 26. The group, organized by Cour de Lion Commandery, Kaigihte Tempar, will depart on May 1 and return after attending events in Washington and Old Point Comfort aboard an aerial train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cour de Lion Commandery
Kaigihte
Templara
Pittshore
Washington
Old Point Comfort
Kentyoel Tiny and Sona Makers in Philadelphia
Kentyoel Tiny and partners Ceaphol and Sona operate a Philadelphia workshop at 1080 Hestone Street producing orchestral organs and hand gauges. The firm advertises old music instruments renewed with new tone and Pod components.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentyoel
Ceaphol & Sona
Hestone Aireet
Rev P C Christ Addresses German Catholics on Deckinnik License
The Rev P C Christ of St Marys German Catholic church comments on an editorial about the Deckinnik license, praising ingenuity but warning against response as whining. German residents hold a meeting at St Marys Hall to voice indignation, with resolutions adopted similar to those at St Johns church. The report notes other city items including a fire on Prospect Avenue, local visits, several deaths, and a business shipment arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Deckinnick
Scranton
Willian Deekilniak
South Male Avenue
Ligorne Street
St. John's
St. Mary
Liverstroet
Andrew Klows
Eiwil
Weat
Michael Kramer
Walher Stepper
St. John's Church
the Tribune
Stev. P
Prospect Avenue
William Connell Hosa Company
Michhael Langan
Avenus
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Stelle & Seeley
Wyoming Ave
Weder
Shaw
Emerson
Snow
The
Weston Mill Co
Daniel Scotten
Polka
Garney, Brown XO
Linden Street
HH. B. Ware Suecia
Salvationists
Ray
Mond Court
Board OF Trade Meeting
Hels
Fire Department
Chem
West Side
MR. O'Malia
Shannon ‘Tateene
Jackson Street
Box Y
Sowner Avenue
St. Mark's Lutheran Clurch
Fourteenth Street
Franklin and
Columbia Engine
Perber
Thibuse
Mr. Blair
Washburn Street Presbyterian
Cooperstown
N. Y
Poutics Pilate
Jesus
Filate
Christ
Gol
St. David's Fail
North Main Avenue
St. Patrick's
Iria Cathole Benevolent Tolon
Plato
Naltie Carran
M. J. Covne
Carmel Finey
Sarah Gildings
Mary Finnerty
Mis Selina Noon
Benjo
Sclee Ty Messia
McLaughilin
Wolf
Mary Toomas
Misa Rose Connery
Oloonth
Joan McTiernan
Wna
William Howell Baried
Theo Foneral
Willian Howell
Bia
Lafayett Street
LC Floyd
D D
Shuipaon Matherlier Boiseomel Ohne
Slocum Indye
Eicher HH
Williama
Williams
John R. Jones
Henry J Dieview
Jones Lerstiern
Thoma Carson
Ebbles
Gore
Misa
William Gore
Hampton Street
Oxford Atraer
Yr. T. Morgan
Mary Sore
Lndy
South Main Avenue
Hampton Atract
Newa
Privr
F. T. Price
Mears’ Hall
B. R. Davis
Sandusky, C
Plymouth Congregational Church
W. H. Freeman
Faiicartois
Ladies’ Aid Society
Jenkins
T. W. Phillips
Thomas D. Evans
D. D. Evans & Company
South Main
North End
Ion
Thura
Pittburg
Jotinsox
Hea
Court House
Eqiare
St Mary's Hall
River Street
Praderick Brown
United States Army
Fort Worth
Alex
John Kenavey
Youngatown, O
Sarah Kenavey
Mineola
Patrick Clark
Stone Aventis
Woelock
South Sil
Harry Haak
L D. Power
Peter Keil
Pittaton Avenue
Meiner
Hartakers
Pittuton Avenue Cemetery
Hanis
Rage
Mate
Evry
A. W. Jurisch
Spruce Street
Ani
Victor Witebl
Huntington's
Home Bakery
Washington Ave
Lacka Ave
Bleyela
Rochester
Florey & Holt
M. C. A. Building
JOLE
Heywood
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
Anessthene
Henwood & Wardell
Lackawanna Ave
J.G. Seamons
ORS. Henwood & Wardere
G. Slamons
Cheviots
Clothiers
Fashion
Cartaius
Ehoop
Christian, Art
Syies Or
Capes
G. W.ourens & Co
Court House Square
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