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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1902

Page

10

Wyoming House Sold In Wilkes-Barre To John Lee For 4000

In Tunkhannock on April 11, the Wyoming house on Bridge street, once run by Lewis Comstock, was sold by Mrs. Thomas Harding to John Lee for 4000. Local events include a grand jury report on a bridge project at Noxon and a court verdict of guilty in the adultery case Commonwealth v Charles LeRoy.

Scranton Tribune Tunkhannock Lewis Helen Telix Angart Wilkedare B. E. Biddleman Wilkes-Barre Wyoming House Bridge Street Thomas Harding John Lee Jabex Lee Keeler House Devenreod Chester A. Wartron Bayre Burs Sunnyside Cemetery Pilanbeth Kietor Lewis Hy Comstock Ridee Street Henninger Second Street Charles A. Sisk Pactoryville John Overfield Meshoppen B. OM. Stone Stull Tila Son Stone Werdnesaay Kcnt Noxon Township Austin P. Burgess Forkston Commonwealth Va Gordon Baker Beaumont Commonwealth Judson Lutes Lamweny

Factoryville Community Notices and Local Movements

Factoryville notes show residents attending visits and relocations. W. G. Wrigley moved to Bunker Hill. Mrs. Skillhorn hosted in Scranton. Philadelphia’s Mrs. Cogswell and Slaveyville’s Mrs. Transue guests of Mrs. Knapp. Week in town includes church schedule change and a district school event at Aculems Saturday evening.

Maeas

Chord lodge officers installed at Forest City meeting

The Chord lodge Independent Order of Odd Fellows in Forest City installed officers last evening. A social session followed as Miss Cori Morris Cristin Mrs Grundage and Milas Lucas entertained a large audience. Attendees included Raven I. Chirk at the Wyoming Conference hoping for continued service.

de Tie Scommnton Tribune Forest City Chord Lodge Ormier of Odd Fellows Salisbury Harford Lodax Cori Morris Cristin Grundage Milas Lucar Bob Carpenter Osgood Carbondale Pennsylvania Raven I. Chirk Atttendance Wyoming

Dundaff Borough Ledger Early Trout Fishing Report

Special to the Scranton notes a Tuesday opening of trout fishing with some anglers starting early. About a quarter of residents travel to Montrose on Monday to attend court and visit Judge Searles. Local figures such as Howard Roberts and Squire Welln are cited in nearby Forest City and Carbondale business trips.

Montrose Searles Howard Roberts Adam Hye Daan Charles Lozier Forest Iiy Squire Welln O.T. Hull Forest City Capbondale

Minnie Van Valkenburg Weds Dr. Joseph Hayes in Boston

Word comes from Pittston that Miss Minnie Van Valkenburg formerly of the West Side and a nurse at Boston City Hospital married Dr. Joseph Hayes, a prominent Boston physician, on March 7 at Miller and Bryden in Port Blanchard.

Baseball lineup featuring Tighe and Moran in key infield roles

The afternoon lineup lists Edward Behmalte on the mound with John McGuMe at first base Frank Toole at second base P R R Schmalte at short Jamea Moran at third base John Tilane in left field Jake Schmalte in center field and John Patrelough in right field.

Tighe Edward Behmalte John McGuMe Frank Toole P. RR. Schmalte Jamea Moran John Tilane Jake Schmalte John Patrelough Flaht Feld

Local Auctions and Sporting Notes From Scranton Area

Dealers received two morbids of mules from Kansas City and a selection including chestnut saddle horses and a Shetland pony. The Anti-Saloon League targets speakeasies. constables must report openings or risk removal. William McAndrew reorganizes Pittston Reds to play Wilkes Barre pros on April 28 at the YMCA Park. A Bryn Mawr wedding and a major horse race headline a busy local scene with races, stability shifts, and a grand wedding at Holy Rosary Church.

Kansas City Anti-Saloon League William McAndrew Port Chritiih Traction Line Pittston Reds Wilkes Barre Young Men's Christian Association Wilkes-Barre J. C. Howell Bellevue Boward Luckey Barre Vienna West Side Fair Grounds John Harris Barney Sinigis Plymouth Harevis I. He. Talbert Sine Balegis Skyler Harvis Balgis Aby Eiwoo Smith Wilkes Harve Thewis Renshaw J. Bh. Wandell John Shields Alles Mary Hawkes Weert Bide Park Wilkes- Ihre Miwood Smith Thetelty Pittston Gareden Village G. W. Tienediel Susquehanna Avenue Jessle Mubian Iin Muurrvlage Maile Aynest Steiner Erle, Pa Benedict Enis West Pittston Pr Severson Wort Bide Methodist Episcopal Church Oppenhein Clara Henediet Henrietta Steiner Bile Misa Helen Henelet Hoor Frederick Fietner Wale Steiuen North Rain Street

Commencement Exercises Held at Hopbottom Monday Evening

School and several others attended the commencement exercises at Hopbottom on Monday evening.

Hopbottom

Final Sermon Ends Peters Visit Binghamton Noted

Rev Mr and Mrs Peters of Binghamton NY visited Mr and Mrs Hawkins. Walter Maynard to run the Acre milk station. Rev G D Fisher preached his last sermon as Methodist pastor. Graduates to Factoryville for portraits. names listed. Grand Army men prepared ground for cannon in park. now fenced. Mrs Mace of Binghamton visits sister Mrs Paris Tiffany. Mrs Tompkins returns to Hitford rooming in Mrs Hotchkiss house.

Scranton Tribune Harford Are. Peters Binghamton N. Y Hawkins Walter Maynard Acre G. D. Fisher Methodist Episcopal Church Factoryville Elizabeth Estabrook Ethel Tiffany Normama Darrow Maud Wilcox Nelma Little Charlotte Stearns John Bulley Paul Corse Willam Sherwood Grand Army Mace Paris Tiffany Tompkins Hitford

Local Social News From Hopbottom April 17

Miss Julia Cruse with home talent will present an event at the Universalist church on Tuesday April 1. Mrs Floyd Wrigley of Factoryville visits her aunt Mrs Will Jeers. Russ Edna Brown hosted Prof Hunt and Grace with the graduating class at dinner. Rev Willard Ballau returns to Maine after a visit. his wife will summer with relatives here. Jessie Lord heads to Scranton area for summer. Alta Finn hosted Scranton friends Sunday. W D Wright leaves J W Guernsey position to tour for Levy Bros. Jewelry.

Brooklyn

Marriage Ties Local Couple At Taylor German Church

Miss Anna Roth and John Delninger were married yesterday at the German Evangelical church in Taylor. Rev. Adolph Weber performed the ceremony. A reception followed at Neighey’s hotel with 150 guests and a dance in Nelgley’s hall with over 200 attendees. A Nebo Congregational church opening event continued in the basement with large crowds. A shooting match at the Pureview hotel grounds favored Daniel Underline. Several local women enjoyed a trolley ride to Moses Taylor hospital to visit patients John Jones and Ethel Steele.

Anna Roth John Delninger Adolph Weber Deininger Michiel Strine Pyne Neighey's Puirview Moses Taylor Hospital John Jones Ethel Steele J. Gb, Daniels BT. Daniels H. M. Howells T. Willingma Lydia Winterburn Robert Llewellyn D. X, Lewin T. M. Davis Mra David Davis Thomas Griffiths Thomas Ann Stesle Rheneser Gritty

FOR RENT AND FOR SALE CLASSIFIEDS IN DALT O N AREA

Classified ads list numerous rental offers including furnished cottages and six room flats in Dalton with steam heat and modern improvements. Also listed are rental store buildings, several single rooms with heat and bath, and various for sale items such as a one carat diamond ring, a bay horse, a gasoline engine, and household goods. Also includes wanted notices for rooms and houses, a milk route purchase, and hatching poultry equipment.

The Hunlway Gin Night at Lyceum and Miss New York Acts

The article notes Lyceum’s Hunlway Gin Night and the Academy Sing denking performances in afternoon and night shows. It highlights Miss New York and Miss New York Jr. at the Star, along with other acts and dancers featured in the program.

Lyceum New York

Help Wanted Classified Items and Requests

Various short ads seeking loans and real estate help. Requests include private family board for two men, a two-room with board option for two ladies and a gentleman, a private elevator hoist suitable for carriages, and lodging at 807 Harrison Avenue. Also notes about monetary amounts and contact details for N WY Walker and James H Kenny Parsona VA.

James H. Kenny Parsona Harrison Avenue

Lyceum Comedy Troupe Promises Strong Voices Tonight

A local Lyceum stage event promises an engaging comedy with a cast chosen for strong trained voices and careful selection. The piece hints at roles influenced by English character types and notes several performers shaping the production.

Lyceum Theawer Eloyer Mippoeed Dion Oaly Elverins Waly

Ancle Thiswell to Star in Title Role Amid Stage Buzz

Amelia Hinglamn secures personal success with A Modern Magdalen and receives New York praise for her opportunity. Dixey seen as fitting life role. Chicago plans two new theatres and Dearborn site cost set at 100,100. Khel Barkymose escapes serious harm in Boston after a mistaken ammonia dose. Curtain held nine times before she appeared. The Mod solidities company plans Wilkes-Harre Scranton appearances. Henry VIT scene production by Wagenfuls and Kemper fuels demand. Merchant of Women favored for next engagement.

Thiswell Amelia Hinglamn New York Henry Dines Wilton Lavkase Artur Byron Hier Dixey Chicago Dearborn Dewrbormbe Khel Barkymose Boston Wilkes-Harre Scrantonmial

Bankrupt Proceedings in Wist et Court Scranton Notice

In the Middle District of Pennsyl vania a bankruptcy proceeding for W P Connell & Son of Scranton is announced. A meeting of creditors is set for April 7 at 10 AM in the Government Building Scranton to examine the debtor and wind up affairs. Officers of the Scranton trade association liquidators are named with dissolution, and creditors are urged to file claims and attend.

Lagtelativns Aetak Wornton Waorrburg Tuestay Co. Operative Hall Imant Neamt Dstrict Varieta District Ingilance GRO W. Jenkins Atlett W. W. Simpson Wistelot Court United States Penn-vivanda Connell & Son We P, Connell & Son Scranton Avery Huilding van Wormer Hebree Lawkawantin Store Assoviation Linited Scranten Mennlvania Ite Lia Inder Commonwealth of Popwestrania Elwil Lackawanna Serna

The Mery Company Cantata At Blakely This Tuesday Evening

The Olympia orchestra and Blakely Ju nior players present The Mery Company cantata at Blakely Hall Tuesday evening. Tickets cost 10 cents at the door with proceeds aiding admission and a church event. Local students Flora Alice David Oliver David and Henry Merry attended a funeral yesterday.

Blakely Mery Company Olympia Peleolung Vieahie Juventa Dynelug Myhou Lawrence Charles Lewsley Mhees Flora Alice David Oliver David Henry Merry Curbommlaly Jointy Sullivan George Bixquelunna Ookla Meir W. W. Jenkins W. W. Jenkins Sestwadis. Mei, Henry Wilgut, of Carbondale Willi Adinierlon Muent Hailsle New York

Theatre notes swirl with cast changes and staging woes

The report lists Kulth ready to balk a theater in Mittebng while Ditehiniet den Meyentl pays for reads. Mies Ruswell gifts a trooed of altanvomneds to Mise Templeton as Dolly Vardon preparations advance. Te dips into management disputes cloud Cupralin show plans and star shifts amid a troubled season ending.

Kulth Mittebng Willy Ming Belle Carter Pine da Mare Mies Ruswell Hiealili Puy Tumpleton Eiroig Cole Weber Ahololes Hite Way Anmerleau Ponlirette Soulehy Worth Miltonoe Frohian

Dressmaking for Children and Ladies at Lauer Avenue

Fragmentary notice lists Joseph Bue Butel and Beranion Pa as names. Mentions dressmaking for children and for ladies, and a shoemaker on Alaws Avenue. The readable text is incomplete but suggests a miscellaneous advertisement related to dressmaking and tailoring services in the Beranion area.

Joseph Bue Laulee Alaws Avenue

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