Dunmore Social Notes and Local Updates
Mrs E A Wert spent last week visiting Wilkes-Barre. Miss Winifred McLeoud of New York visits sister on Walnut. Mrs Richard O'Hara and children return to Philadelphia with Miss Mary Dwyer. Miss Wilson of Mt Pocono visits sister Mrs Hugh Burke on Riggs. Frank Lynch of Olyphant spent last week with Dunmore friends. Martin McLane hires on at T B Leonard hardware Scranton. Miss Elsie Close of Huffalo vacationing with mother on Him street. Misses White Collins McLean of Brooklyn visit Miss Kate Gallena on Butler. J Horan trips to New York City. Borough stores to close at two o'clock evenings after May 1. Miss Delia Williams of Carbondale visiting friends. Edward Horan returns to Villanova College after Easter. Funeral of Mrs Mary E B Ellis held at home with Rev J C Leacock sermon from Corinthians. Interment in Dunmore Cemetery. Minnie Brown of Headleys visiting cousin Minnie Dexter. Sallie Sly of Honesdale visiting friends. Bertha Bold visiting relatives in Waverly. Chauncey Decker at Nag Ang. Blanche and Henry Bloes visiting relatives in Goometown. Miss Jennie Palmer visiting relatives in New York. Henry Benjamin moves family to Maplewood to farm starts. Miss Mary Hallinal visited Hawley friends. Josie Calmartin visiting Pittsburgh friends. Mrs W D Decker spent Saturday visiting Hawley friends. Ladies Aid of Methodist Episcopal church to meet Wednesday afternoon for reorganization. Miss Mary M Manley dies at home of her father P D Manley on Chestnut. Confirmation services held at Episcopal church by Bishop Rullson. sixteen confirmed. Loyal Legion meeting Saturday evening drew large attendance and an interesting program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Wert
Wilkes-Barre
Winifred McLeoud
New York
Conroy
Walnut Street
Richard O'Hara
Miss O'Hara
Philadelphia
Mary Dwyer
Miss Wilson
Mt. Pocono
Hugh Burke
Riggs Street
Frank Lynch
Olyphant
Dunmore
Martin McLane
T. BP. Leonard's
Scranton
Elsie Close
Huffalo
Him Street
May White
Kate Collins
Mary McLean
Brooklyn
N. Y
Kate Gallena
J.C. Leacock
T Corinthians
Myre
Emi
Methodist Biscopal Church
Dunmore Cometery
Minnie Brown
Headleys
Minnie Dexter
Sallie Sly
Honesdale
Bertha Bold
Waverly
Chauncey Decker
Nag Ang
Blanche
Heny Bloes
Goomietown
Jennie Palmer
New York City
Henry Benjamin
Maplewood
Benjamin
Mary Hallinal
Hawley Friends
Josie Calmartin
Pittsburg
W. D. Decker
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mary M. Manley
P. D. Manley
Chestnut Street
Episcopal Church
Rullson
the Loyal Legion
Season Opens With Scranton and City Baseball Action
East coast baseball fans enjoyed clear weather as twelve National League clubs and eight college teams played Saturday games. Providence was routed by Brown 14 to 8, Bethlehem’s Lehigh fell to Pennsylvanians 44 to 4, and New York and Brooklyn tied 9 to 0 as other leagues posted lopsided scores. Attendance reached 27,000 with headlines focusing on Haddock and Baltimore expectations, while Cleveland eyed the champions and injuries touched Blake. A special Ontario and Western rail train carried fans to the Scranton game, with plans for another trip to Bondale to see the game today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrantons
Haddock
Baltimore
Hanlon
Davis
Russo
Schriver
Meekin
Farrell
German
Wilson
William McGinnigte
Brooklyn
Clevelands
Baltimores
Younes Nor
Cuppy
Blake
Cleveland
South
Toam
George Tobest
Ontario and Western
Aybondale
Scranton Beats Binghamton In Lopsided Win
Scranton's lineup used two pitchers and strong defense to defeat Binghamton, Delaney striking out nine in five innings and Fox adding four more. Binghamton pitchers Mulderis Blackman and Murphy struggled with control. College games note Princeton 4 State College 3. Brown 14 Providence 8. Yale 14 William & Mary 4. Lehigh 4 Pennsylvania 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Barnie
Binghamton
Delaney
Fox
Mulderis
Blackman
Murphy
Princeton
N. J
State College
Providence
R. J
Brown
New Haven
Yale
Williama
Bethelehem
Pennsylvania
Lehigh
Mordl
Brady
Censessesens
Winklemian
Clark
Whitehead
Bensbe
Prrcennesees
Binghamton OO
Renan
Seuseresiveses
Stliger
Allen
Saeeseeses O
Purcell
Seerees Diumnyon
Black
Mulgpie
Seranton
Pox
Mulderti
Murph
Mulderig
Plichesa
Mulderii
Plicher
Ward
Sweeney
Galiney
Wilkes-Barre Signs McLoughlin. Radbourne Reported Dying
Pitcher McLoughlin formerly of Carbondale signed by Wilkes-Barre. Ex pitcher Old Hope Radbourne reported dying at home in Bloomington Illinois from quick consumption. Corcoran says George Haddock will probably retire from the diamond and add to his business in Bouton. Hoe thinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLoughlin
Carbondale
Wilkes-Barre
Old Hope
Radbourne
Bloomington
Corcoran
George Haddock
Bouton
Hoe
Boxing Night at Music Hall Promises Eight Fights
Tonight at Music Hall a boxing tournament under Champion James Judge of the South Side will feature eight bouts starting at 8. A $25 purse awaits any 105 pound man who can outbox the champion in four rounds. an exhibition by Judge may also be shown. Judges are Captain P J Durkin and John Mitchell with timekeepers Joseph J McNally and Thomas Kearney. Announcer is Huntington of Pittsburg. Entries include Thomas Gardner of Excelmor A C, Peter Mackerel of Twilight A C, William Kane of Excelior A C, Daniel Hayes of Pittston A C, John Madigan of West Side A C, Philip Monahan of Excelsior A C, Harry Mitchell of National A C, Anthony Gordon of Excelsior A C, John Viche of Excelsior A C, Willan Gilmartin of Olympic A C, John Gilbride and Richard Hicks of National A C, James Metouldrian of Excalsior A C, Professor J J Murphy, Richard Euvers and Charles McGinley in other classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
James Judge
South Side
Elever
Judge
Finy Mannetoovwer
Angas
P. J. Durkin
John Mitchell
Joseph J. McNally
Thomas Kearney
Mr. Huntington
Pittsbury
Thomas Gardner
Eixcelmor Athletic Club
Peter Mackerel
Twilight Athletic Club
Olyphant
I-Pound Chais
William Kane
Hxcelsglor Athletic Club
Daniel Hayes
Pittston Athletic and
Pittston
Johin Madigan
Weat Side Athletic Club
Seranton
Philip Monahan
Excelsior Athletic Club
Harry Mitchell
Natonal Athletic Club
Scranton
Anthony Gordon
Swarts to Shoot Three Matches Against Carver
I D Swarts of Scranton plans three matches with Dr W F Carver in Wilkes Barre this week. Swarts has 74 hits in 75 shots and Carver is famed as the Evil Spirit of the Plains with a single miss in a hundred. Matches start Friday at 10 30 a m at Driving Park with 60 cent admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cireles
Wilkes-Barre
Carbondale
H. D. Swartz
W. F. Carver
Plains
Swartz
Carver
Jermyn Socials And Obituaries From May Gatherings
Fred Hartnoll of Dunmore spent Sunday with Jermyn friends. A May 2 Sunday school book reception at the Methodist church. Funeral of J J Sampson’s child from Jermyn Methodist Episcopal church at 2 p m today, interment Trose Hill. Frank Oakley moved into C D Winter’s former house. Neple club second social at Gilmore hall on May 16. Scranton visitors J T Lotsey and Dr Spencer of Carbondale in Jermyn yesterday. Sacred Heart church fall service closes Thursday night. Funeral of Mrs Joseph Lepp from Scranton with Rev F Gendall preaching on Watch, therefore watch. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hartnoll
Dunmore
Jermyn
Methodist Church
J. J. Sampson
Duryea
Methodist Episcopal Church
Trose Hill Cemetery
Frank Oakley
C. D. Winter
Neple Club
Gilmore Hall
J. T. Lotsey
Scranton
Spencer
Carbondale
Sacred Heart Church
Joseph Lepp
F. Gendall
John Mason
J. G. Nicholson
William Kirkpatrick
Samuel Langman
Hosmer Fowler
Eugene Avery
Reading trade talks and railroad tensions forecast steel slump
Industrial topics discuss President Roberta of the Pennsylvania railroad denying rumors of Pullman parlor coaches ending. Lehigh and Wilkes-Barre weigh slope shifts near old No. 7 slope at Treackow. Trade conditions show slow improvement with raw materials higher. Reading demand for 21 percent tonnage stirs arbitration debates while court policy and receivership loom over anthracite coal. Potential revenue gains from freight rate shifts could reach about six million dollars, with profits depending on arbitration outcomes. A San Francisco call item notes prune orchards as a better bet than mines, citing a farmer’s high returns per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta
Pennsylvania Railroad
Comming
Lehigh and
Wilkes-Barre
Treackow
Reading
New York Tidewater
New York
Tidewater
San Francisco
California
W. F P. Long
Omaha
Palace
Potterville
Alnee
Georg Frost
Stocks and Bonds Open With Mixed Trading in New York
New York traders tried to spark a rebound at the open but lack of support pushed prices down 4 to 7 percent early. By midmorning buyers returned and several leading issues hit weekly highs, with strength in St Paul Kansas Texas Northern Pacific Northwest Rock Island and Erie. Rumors about anthracite coal executives addressing allotment matters in Philadelphia next week provided some lift as overall activity remained light. Net gains of 4 to 1 percent by close and total trades of 116000 shares marked a strong finish from a weak start. The day’s New York price table, compiled by G du B Dimmick for William Linn Allen & Co, lists active stocks and bid offers with a broad spread across many listed names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Paul
Kansas
Texas
Northern Pacific
Northwest
Rock Island
Erie
Philadelphia
Tribune
G. du B. Dimmick
William Linn
Allen & Co
Spruce Street
Scranton
Chicago and Buffalo Cattle Market Totals Apr 20
Chicago market reports cattle receipts 400 head steady market with varied classes from common to extra stockers and calves prices shown for cows bulls and calves. Buffalo market dull to steady with on site head counts and mixed classes including sheep and lambs and hogs. noted receipts and prices across several categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Buffalo
Esate
Fotr
Si Ie Ee Weatern Mercers, H
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Claims Quick Relief
Morton L Hill of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in every muscle and joint for six weeks with eight doctors failing to help until using the Mystic Cure for Rheumatism. He says she improved immediately and walked in three days, claiming it saved her life. Sold by Carl Lorena Drugist at 418 Lackawanna Avenue. Beranton, eae
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton L. Hill
Lebanon
Ind
Carl Lorena
Lackawanna Avenue
Beranton
Eae
Bargain sale on mens goods and fabrics in various discounts
A long list of discount offers across men s shirts night shirts neckties dress goods silks and pins. Prices cut from former levels with sale prices and bulk quantities noted, including silk and wool blends 40 inch fabrics china silks opera silks mourning pins and handkerchiefs, emphasizing large quantities and half price style deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
G5ec
Great Notion
Wanted ads from Scranton area seek sales and services
A page of classified notices in Scranton lists several WANTED items including salesmen for tobacco and cigars, agents for stock subscriptions, and two energetic saleswomen guaranteed eight dollars a day. Also seeks a well known man to solicit stock, a driver, and a general representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwardc, Fish & CO
Borden Block
Chicago
Th. Galesmen
J. Edward Cowles & Co
Lis Chambers Street
N. Y
Professional Cards in Scranton Area Listings
Directory of physicians surgeons and professionals with practice addresses in Beranton Scranton area. Includes Dr G Edgar Dean, A J Connell, W B Allen, G L Frey, L M Gates, John L Wentz, Dr Kay, Gr Clark & Co seedsmens, Republic Savings and Loan, Elk Cafe, Westminster Hotel, Grantin House near L&W depot, architects David & Von Storch, E L Walter, Lewis Hancock Jr, Brown & Morris, Mega Brothes printers and related services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Allen
North
Washington
G. L. Frey
Wyoming Ave
Vine Street
L. M. Gates
Washington Avenue
Madison
Kay
PENN
Ehii
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Hite
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Brrom
Pat Terieg
Ileason
Robinson
Clarke
Ale- Gill
Cotes
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Grady
Murray and Campbell
Coce
Meckin
Farrelly Stein
Lynch
Boston
Moston
Moerver
McGuire
Nichols
Guncel
Keefa
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Louis
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Emalie
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Pitthburry
Louvisville
Pittburg
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McDermott
King
Toston
Pitteburess
Lewisville
Bt. Louis
I. D. Swarts
Acs
Unceasy
Rel
Giticura
Mia
Win
Kirby
Akron
Erle, Co
Stocks and Bonds
sToOcks
Bld
Ai Dime Ley
Firet Nat'l Bank
Green Rye Lum
Lacy Car, Co
Scranton Forging Co
Nat'l
Nat'l Boring & Duilldhe
Resessse
Thuron Coal Land Co
Scranton Bedding Co
Scranton Axle Works
Scranton Glass Co
Jie & Stopper Co
Dickson Mig Colsea
Lackawanna & Mont
Lucka, Lumber Co
Ae ‘Ki Ne Ust & Safe Opomic CO
Eee
M. & M. Savings Bank
Providence & Abington Turnpike Co
Scra'n Savings Bank
Rose Railroad
Nat'l Hank
Honta Glass Co
Spring Brook Water Co
Lacka
Store Association
Suren Sais Allegheny Lumber Co
MIDS
Scranton Trac. Co
Beon'y Steam Heat & PoWer
Madison Avenue
Povomons
Scranton Glesa Co
Ask. Iid
Affont
Toledo
Ing
Am, Tobacco Co
Bugar Re’, Co
Atch
South Fa
Ohio
Chicago Gas
Chile
Mil & Bt
Delawire & Hod
Dist
C. F
Mleetinie
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Mitty Louis
Nash Ny
Manhattan
J Central
F Wolfe
Nor
Pacific
Chicago Board OF Trade
Prichs
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Chicago Cattle Market
Connolly
Connolly & Wallace
Court House
Ingram
Brussels
Aya
Vanch
Scranton Tribune
Tribune Publishing Co
Tal
Davin’ Drug Store
Mango Chemical Company
John Street
L .Ad. P. HL
Photog Apa
Edeain Secunia
Pees L. Grifin
Lis Wting Avenue
Chas Schlager
Franklin Avenue
Carson & Davies
West Lackawanna Avenue
Thomas BE
Evans
Luserno
Hyde Park
John Jermyn
Wyoming Avenue
W. M. Jermyn
Priceburg
Heal Estate
M. Nash
Jane
Acres
Elm
Korat
Postoffice
Addréas D
Jackson Street
Robert Merrifield
Eh Pruce Street
Mall Farm
Coun Egys
Franz
Houses On Credit
Philadelphiia
Seasdard Silverware’ CO
Aluminum Novelty Co
Broadway
Hinde
P. GO
Box 460
Une
P.O
Box
Sas
Masa
Mermreau & Connell's
Taviorvista
Dickson Olyphant
Feeckville
Archbald
E. H. Cali
City
Frank Leslie
Moody
Adama Ave
Iate
Lackawanns County
Henry W. Palmer
Lemuel Amerman
John T. Richards
T. C
Academy Street
N. Nicholls
Robecs Avenue
Link
Horaca
Frank Boyce
Dickson Avenue
C. H
Hp- 4 Tel
Care Tribune
F. R
Physicians and Surgeons
G. Edgar Dean
Court House Square
A. J. Connell
Cor
Francke
GR. Clark & CO
Nursarymen
Waxhinton Avescue
Avenue
Peat
Jessups & Hand
Commonwealth Building
Washington Way
Cas Howad
EB & Han
Jessup
Af Willard
Winnie & Knapp
Cotniveliort
Hea Polilican
Avehue
Menton
Patterson & Wilcox
Bay
Well
Well Te “Patterson, William A. Wildon Alfred Hand, William J. Hand
Commone Wealth
W. F Boyt
Burr Building
Washington R Avenue
Henry M. Seely
Price Building
Wiashington Ave
Frank T. Qreal
Ats Law
Peer
Coal Exchange
James W. Oak PC Ford
Commonwealth
Samuel W. Edgar
Oller
Spruce S St
Von
Watres
Lackawann’ Nve
Townsend
Dime Bank
Moncey
P, I, Smith
Ommce
CR Pitcher
F. Killam
Jas
J. W. Hamilton
Commonwealth Bild'g
J. M. C. Rance
School OF the Lackawanna
Collee
Thomas M. Cann
Walter H. Buell
MISS
Worcester
Adame Avenue
William A. Taft
Odontothreapia
G. C. Laubach
R. M. Stratton
Office Coal Exchange
Republic Savings and Loan Association
N. Callender
Dime Bank Building
Grand Union Tea CO
Jones Brob
Jos. Kurttal
Borantion
Ava Gler
Schenck
Broadways Union Square
Westminster Hotel
Architects
David & von Storch
Architec Fooms
EB. L. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Spruce A.t., Cor, Wash. Ave
Brown & Morris
Arch Ouis
Price
Ee Baudr
R. J. Bauer
Hulbert
MEGA
Rone Brothers
Phintrrs
Frank P. Brown Co
Ware
Lackawanna
Thomas Alley
Williams
Rex
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