News of the Suburbs and Local Notices
Constable Lawrence Rooney shows improvement after internal injuries feared. Pat Langan arrested again on a wife beating charge after earlier release by his wife paying expenses. Diphtheria claims two children from Austin Heights, dies at ages 3? and 6. Local obituaries, church talks, and community notes follow with multiple small items on residents, visits, and neighborhood events.
Local social notes from Warren to Kingston and area
Thomas Williams and James Harris of Warren street spent yesterday and Sunday with friends in Wilkes Barre and Kingston. Thomas Morgans is slightly indisposed at his home on School street. Mr Weyler of Taylor visited Mrs Thomas on Wayne avenue yesterday. David Evans is well at his Deacon street home. An AW entertainment and pie social will be held at Puritan Congregational church under the Sunday School. The funeral of the late John Harvey will take place this afternoon from his Throop home. Members of Ton haluka Tribe of Red Men are requested to attend the funeral in a body. Robert Sherwin of Lewis drug store has returned from a visit with friends in Philadelphia. Arlington Junior Social club will hold its first grand ball on May 6 in Company Harmony. Miss Susie Jones hosted a pleasant party at her Wayne avenue home last evening with games and merriment and refreshments. T G Detweller harnessmaker is confined to his Church avenue home. Henry Protheroe of Osterhout's is slightly indisposed at the Bristol house. Rev A F Davis of the Welsh Baptist church was among Carbondal friends yesterday. All interested in organizing a Young Men's Institute will meet at O Malley's hall tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Welsh Baptist Church
E. H. Ripple
Mary Jane Lewis
Alfred Lewis
Luzerne Street
Wareanet Davis
North Main Avenue
Aswell Court
Ees
Erica
As O'Clock
Honcedale
B Keresky
North Sumner Ie
Tunkhannock
Temaing
Stephen Markwick
Washburn Street
Susan
Markwick
Whyde Park Lodge
St. George
West
D. Jones
Tabernacle Church
Peters
York &C O
Emma Karr
South Sumner Avenue
Florence Kramer
Swetland Street
Daleville
Gomer Price
Anna
Oak Street
Main Avenue
Thomas Wiliams
James Harris
Warren Street
Wilkes-Barre
Kingston
Thomas Morgans
School Street
Mr. Weyler
Taylor
Thomas
Wayne Avenue
David Evans
Deacon Street
Puritan Congregational Church
John Harvey
Throop
Fenner & Chappel's
Robert Sherwin
Lewis’ Drug Store
Philadelphia
Arlington Junior Social Club
Company Harmony
Susie Jones
T. G. Detweller
Church Avenue
Henry Protheroe
Osterhout's
Bristol House
A. F. Davis
Welsh Baptist Church
Young Men's Institute
O'Malley's Hall
Community Notes From Local Church and Fair Efforts
Mrs D J Binith of Cherry Street returns from visit to Middletown N Y. An assistant barber arrives for W L Purcell on Drinker Street. The Epworth league and Ladies Aid host a reception for Rev and Mrs C H Hayes. The Loyal Legion plans a May fair with booths and a Pennsylvan ia Kid production. Admission 25 cents first night 10 cents other nights season tickets 3 0 cents. Jessie West receives a blevery from her parents. Edward Bishop of Fifth Street visits Carbondale friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Binith
Cherry Street
Middletown
N. Y
W. L. Purcell
Drinker Street
Epworth League
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
C. H. Hayes
Loyal Legion
Jessie West
Edward ‘Bishop
Fifth Street
Carbondale
Local Notes and Coming Events in Greenwood District
PB McCahill returns home after extended Western New York visit. Greenwood mines key fund to hold regular meeting tonight at Fasshold's hall. William Toole of Greenwood leaves for the Pacific coast. Thom Murray, famed Jeasury hit keeper, visits town. Independent Social club hosts annual social at Taylor rink tonight. Martin Conaboy, former Greenwood resident, back after fifteen years away. O’Connell Court No 184 YMIs baseball team seeks a game with Columbus Council No 174 soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PB. J. McCahill
New York
Greenwood Mines Key Fund
Fasshold
O'Connell Court
Young Men's Institute
Columbus Council
Fireman Michael J. Cox Funeral Plans Released
Remains of Michael J. Cox, a Hotel Jermyn fireman, died after Saturday’s heat at Lackawanna hospital. His body was taken to his Parsons home for the funeral service this morning. A requiem mass will be held at St. Dominic's Church with interment at Wilkes-Barre Catholic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Michael J. Cox
Jermyn
Lackawanna Hospital
St. Dominic's Church
Wilkes-Barre Catholic Cemetery
Mystic Cure Promises Quick Relief for Ailments
Patent cure advertised for rheumatism and neuralgia claims radical relief in one to three days. It asserts rapid removal of the disease source and immediate disappearance of symptoms. First dose noted to benefit. price listed as 70 cents. Sold by Carl Lorenz, druggist, 418 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lorenz
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
Courts List 106 Cases for Three Weeks Term Beginning May 25
Deputy clerk Myron Kasson releases the trial list for the Three Weeks Term of Common Pleas Court starting May 25. First week includes Stephen Evans vs William Smith and many wage and trespass actions. second and third weeks cover numerous assumpsit, ejectment, trespass, and equity cases involving Scranton, Carbondale, and area firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Myron Kasson
Lst
Common Pleas Court
Stephen Evans
William T. Smith
Finch Manufacturing Company
The
Sterling Company
Caroline E. V. Konecny
Emma “Mittel_Staedt
Interpleader. Co
C. Steereve
D. K. Oakley
Assumpant
Sonn P. Jones
Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad Company
Joseph Fellows
C. Smith
Able & Barthold
Martha Pritch
Joseph Hi. Gunater
Asaignee
Vie
George A. Jessup
Et. al
Assum
Ann O'Grady
Prudentia Vanenine Company
Assumpelt
C. PF. Rowlby
Caroline Forster
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company
Alkerman Dros
Appent
Michael Finnerty
John Finnerty
Thaac E. LaBbar
Greenwood Coal Company
Princry F. R. Flack
Bridget
Mary Kinney
F. R. Walker & Son
W. H. Whithers’ Paper Company, Limited
Assumpsit
Michael Flynn
George E. Hill
Wiliam von Storch
Va. C
von Storch
Emory J. Ehrgood
Moscow Water Company
Frank Welle
City of Carbondale
Treapana
Bridget O'Connor
Scranton Traction
Frances Lewitt
Central Railroad Company of New Jersey
Patrick Blewitt
Enos Flynn
Annie Barrett
Replevin
H. H. Burschell
Scranton Traction Company
John Scoppeacrassy
Paul Delbune
Ap- Yoos 'A
A. Conrad
N. C. Mayo
Evan H. Evang
City of Scranton
Patrick Jordan
John McGinty
WEREK
Jamesee & Co
H. T. Howell
Apmea
Joseph Church
Wade M. Finn
Op Star
Premne
P. J. Conway
Appea F. Oy
Hannay
William Haggerty
Ap Michaelyn
Appea Mary Path
Susan Keator
Berlin Iron Company
Carbondale
Ch City Railway Company
Aspelt
Jonn" W. Pyonesse
Lillie M. Mackey
Assit
Charles J . Barber
John Coren
Ge TanEaser
Wesday
J John Co. Moran
Eels
Sra Sons
Frank EK
Fisk Ve. Industrial Benefit Association
E. Heller & Co
Hartnett
American Press
Anneahe Bureau
Peequar Gillotta
Ferdinando
Aatonis Oxomsne Ve. A. Ferdinando
Ellen O'Donnell
Charles du Pont Breck
Thomas Reese
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Thomas Carson
William Atkins
John Mearns
J. W. Gilpin
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure and Health Remedies
Munyon's Stomach and Dyspepsia Cure claims to cure indigestion and related stomach troubles with symptoms like heartburn, headaches, and loss of appetite. Other products including Rheumatism, Kidney, and Vitalizer cures are offered at 25 cents to $1 with free home guidance from Prof. Munyon of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
Prof
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Market and Stock Report from Wall Street Review
Stock exchange activity shows broader scale with gains across leading issues. Grangers, Union Pacific, Southern Railway, Louisville and Nashville lead advances as con solls rise in London trading and gold withdrawals draw limited impact. total volume 242,431 shares with mixed intraday shifts and strong speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Stock Exchange
Jocabull
Grangere
United States
London
St. Paul
Loulaville
Nashville
Bears
Ely
Consolidated Gas
Grangers
Union Pacific
Southern Railway
Missouri Pacific
Louisville
Flint
Pere
Terre Haute
Tota Gales
William Linn
Allen & Co
A. P. Sareseth
New York Produce Market Prices Report
Flour and rye products show dull to steady demand across grades with mixed quotes. Wheat and corn futures trade softer on spot and futures, while lard beef and pork markets remain weak in Philadelphia with prices for city and country options noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minnesota
City Mills
Wale
Wake
Sigalie
Chicago
City Extra India
Western Steam
South America
Aiso
Ilo
Ilalie
Western Dairy Old
Tan Oyo
Do. Creamery
Malic
Do. Held
Elgins
Wir
State
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Best City Family
Llaltec
Toledo and Buffalo Markets Report From April 20
Toledo grain closes with receipts and shipments in wheat corn oats and cloverseed. cash prices and futures listed. Buffalo and Chicago live stock markets show cattle hogs and sheep with varying bids. readings include steers cows bulls and lambs with prices. Oil market notes from Oil City and Pittsburgh show options at 1.21 with credit balances around 1,290 to 1,200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Buffalo
N. Y
Extea
Union Stock Yards
Oil City
Pittsburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
News of the Suburbs
West Side Events
Lawrence Rooney
Rooney
Pat Langan
Langan
Lewis and Lowry
Ninth Street
Hoy
Charles Adkins
Austin Heights
Roy
West Side
South Main Avenue
Haurriet J. Davis
Starner
Hoto
Provence
Dunmore
Ww. Townsend
Frank Carlucci & Shesaesumpah
Thomas ‘Bartkowski
Stowers Park Sone Ing and Provision Company
A. . Bhilo
Joseph Haldeman
Edward Casey
Eel Ve
Elizabeth Snyder
Patrick Golden
Ap E. Shifter
M. EK. Kirwin
Ann McAndrew
Bridget Naughton
Tresapans
Thomas A. Evans
Peter Gallagher
James Jordan
Ann Langan
Margaret Leitner
Anthony McHugh
Walter B. Christmas
Jemima Powell
J. G. Wolf
Joseph H. Seward
John Hardwick
Universal Fashion Company
John H. Ludwig
Owen Connolly
John 8. Jenkins
Thomas Shannon
James H. Connors
Thomas R. Edwards
Mary Roberts
R. C. Rule
William H. Davenport
Edward Brandt
Mra
F. A. Reese
B. H. Throop
James Gavigan
Atlantic Refining Company
Mary
Peter Luxemberger
Scranton Company
Weenick Ve
L. C. Hathaway
Ingersoll Seargent Drill Company
Greigaville Salt Mining Company
Ausumpah
Spruks Hros
Fannie D
May
Davis, Beynon & Moses Va
Elk Hill Coal and Iron Company
Martin Joyce
William Morgan
William Jordan
R. W. Marian
People's Street Railway Company
Luzerne County
Adam Brooka
Thomas Sansenbaugh
Dennis Quigley
Wrought Iron Bridge Company
Mangele Rozell
James W. Smith
George W
Mary A. Hughes
Borough Taylor
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Mary D. Wilmore
Rick Leonard
William Brock
W. Gibaon Jones
Suburban Electric Light Company
John Laybourne
W. Frason
United Life Insurance Company
Aasumpalt
Ww. C. Synaral Va
J. F. Baumeister
Vanden
Brem
Northwestern National Insurance Company
Uskumpalt
Brandles
Executor
Prussian Natonal Insurance Company
Aasumpal
William Fiock
Prowman Nasional Insurance Company
Ussump
Wall Street Review
Tobacco Co
Canada Southern
Ohio
A&n
Cc. c
L. Po
Dist
C. Fae
Loula. & Nash
Texas
Ontario
Ami
Phil
Read
Southern R. R
Southern
Peeme
Texas Peetite
Vy BM
Wabash
T. Wabash
Tihswena Union HX
Peeteneeen
Tilly O
Chicago Board OF Trade
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Scranton Co
Wanna Iron
Pirat Seater
Pittston ‘Trac
Arteeae Doe
Dickson Menuh von Lacka
Towip Beky
Winton
Vernon Oal Coose
Humber & CO
Humberactories
England
Russia
France
Portugal
Mass
Chase & Farrar
Linden Street
Court House
the .’. Fashion
C. M. Florey
Wyoming Avenue
TRE Frothingham
Qyner& Reis
T Lensees
Serdou
Augustus
Chas L
Davis, Alvin ‘Joslin
Re ‘Es
Wahtyr
J.D. Williams & Ui
Lackawana
Baldwin
Hunt & Connell CO
Daniel Drew
Walt
All Street
Thornburgh & CO
Bankers & Brokers
Broadway
Anteed
the Huot & Connnell Co
Cripple Creek
Sis
Cafe Investmenthe Tooke
Omn
Consolidat Ind Masncadsteepion
I. Isabella and
Union—Goldning
Mechem Investment Company
Jackson Street
Chi
Bank Ploor
Anager
James Moir
Firet National Bank
Comprisin Rythi
Lukte
Flo
Tait Zng
Ennine Tan Enowa
the Tribune
Academy OF Music
Batansay Euve
Ueen
Carrie Louis
Ery
Con Zera
Urtis
E. Robinson
SOXS
Pisa Loge Beer
Aylesworth's
Easual
Wyoming Ave
William S. Millar
Center ST
Patticnier
Ike
Dhet
Tribune
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