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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1902

Page

12

Hallstead Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Miss Alice May of Scranton visits Miss Jessie Van Zandt this week. Mrs Fimma Delevarn and daughter of Binghamton visit W F Simrell. Will Ward and son Howard and John Humphrey visit Ward's parents in Buffalo. Miss Lucy Packard visits Binghamton Thursday. The Women's Christian Temperance union meets at Mrs F D B Chase's home Friday afternoon. A house cleaning day is planned at the Young Men's Christian Association hall Sunday at 2:40 PM. Mrs G M Luatab visits Binghamton earlier in the week. Charlie Corwin and Norman Wilcott join the Herald office. Mr and Mrs John Chine of Carbondale visit their son at the Mitchell house. Mr Burns of Binghamton calls on town friends Thursday. Miss Bailey of Lanesville and William Buckley of Conklin attend.

Scranton Tribune Hallstead Alice May Scranton Jessie van Zandt Fimma Delevarn Binghamton W. F. Simrell Will Ward Howard John Humphrey Young Men's Christian Association Hall G. M. Luatab Charlies Corwin Norman Wilcott Herald Office John Chine Cirbondale Mitchell Mr. Burns Miss Bailey Lanesville William Buckley Conklin

Cure Liver Trouble With Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery

A 19th century advisory promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for liver disease and related symptoms. It includes a testimonial from Michael Maher of the falls, claims to revive yellowing and illness, and offers the People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser free in exchange for stamps.

Dr. Pierce Michael Maher Thlefalls Messrs O'Rourke Hurley Goulden People People's Common Sense R. V. Pierce Buffalo N.Y

Dittston News Briefs Include Death of Local Resident

Percy Stout aged 72 died at noon after a long heart ailment. He lived in Pittston for over forty years. Funeral Sunday afternoon from his Wyoming Avenue home. Civil engineers surveyed the cannon ball trolley route yesterday. Farrington of Sayre and Ackles set Luzerne avenue grade for new Macadam road to start Monday. Among soprano soloist applicants for First M. Church noted.

Pittston Percy Stout Wyoming Avenue West Pittston Ines Farrington Sayre Ackles Luzerne Avenue West Side

Local Notices and Arrivals Roundup

On Thursday May 1 at 8 p m the service will be open to all who care to attend. Charles Holmes has moved into the Hiram E Hannas house on Main street. Miss Marie Millaine has resigned from J Coddington's store and seeks a position out of town. The Hagerty girl is seriously ill. Mr and Mrs F H Belden visit Cortland friends. Moses Shields of Nicholson was in town on business. A new engine arrived from Scranton for yard service. Miss Margaret Carrigg moves into rooms vacated by William Hover. Miss Marian and Miss Lilian Kurz spend Friday night and Saturday at Unsonville.

St. Lawrence Church J. Fagan A. L. Waterman Binghamton Isabelle Lowe Elmira Miln Street B. Whitiker Waverly Tiang May ‘Toby Charles Siewsart Baptist Church Charles Holmes Hiram Ehannas Main Street Marie Millaine J. Coddington Thomas Haggerty F. H. Belden Cortland Moses Shields Nicholson Scranton Margaret Carrigg William Hover Marian Lilian Kurch Unsonville

Local notes from Dundaff April 24 Oneida County villagers and visitors share seasonal updates

Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Dundaff residents moving seasonal households to Crystal Lake Fernhall prepares for a full summer crowd and locals harvest spring crops. It notes Elmer Ridgeway's new house near Fleetville and gospel singer J E Wells performing in Scranton and Chinchilla.

Local Harford Notes and Community Notices

Harford reports include B. F. Jones and E. M. Watson visiting New York. Mrs. Win Reynolds and children from Deposit visit relatives. Rev. G. D. Fisher absent. Nev. Hawkins fills Kingsley pulpit. Leroy Dunn and sister Mrs. Payne take over the Sarah Jones house May 1 for $450. Sugar social at F. A. Lat Bar home April 24. Mrs. Hall to Harford April 4 with millinery goods for a week. Mrs. M. J. Chamberlain visits Plains for her father’s illness. Mrs. T. M. Maynard and son Walter in Scranton Saturday.

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Local notes from Nicholson area April update

Mrs HW K Wile King of Jersey City visits her parents in Nicholson. Miss Kra Wilcox and Miss Driggs spent Saturday with Esther Wilcox at Clark's Summit for treatment with Dr Lynch. Station Agent Kelly traveled to Montrose on Tuesday and Wednesday for business. Dr H K Wilkins of Jersey City visited his parents Sunday. Miss Bessie Stephens left Thursday.

Local Notes From Wilkes-Barre And Pittston Area Events

Miss May Stanley and Miss Lulu Keddie of this city sang before the church music committee in Wilkes-Barre. Elwood Smith to train Cameron Cool’s racehorse for Syracuse track. Pittston Male Glee Club to sing at Pittston hospital and give a concert in Avoca late May under Washington Camp Sons. Stephen Schwartz of Hugheston dies at 87, funeral Sunday. Nathan Morse named justice of the peace of Hughestown. Mrs. D W Scott killed near Ransom after being struck by a second Lehigh Valley train. Lehigh Valley Coal district reorganization may shift supervision. Thomas Thomas to report to the general manager after district detachment.

Avoca Washington Camp Sons of Lehigh Valley J. H. Pierce West Pittston Lehigh Valley Coal Company Valley Company Newton Coal Company Upper Pittston Connell and Babylon Duryea Connor Thomas Thomas Thomas

Tunkhannock Social Roundup Sees Visitors and Events

Local notes report Mrs. M. Dunham of La Porte visiting in town. Fr Wilbur and daughter Elizabeth travel in New York state. A new stone platform rises in front of the Wyoming Democrat building on Tioga street. Katharine Rhodes visits Mrs. Frank Ave on Second Street. John Selpham and wife visit Mrs. Stephen Robinson. Frank Ross of Binghamton, formerly of Tunkhannock, in town. Mrs. Martha Bunnell returns to New York for June. Edwin Cracker of Cleveland tours with cousin Edwin N. Stone. Presbyterian church social set for this evening. Mrs. Robert Batnalyne recovering slowly at home on West Tioga Street.

Tunkhannock M. Dunham la Porte Rey Fr. Wilbur Eiizabeth New York State Wyoming Democrat Tioga Street Katharine Rhodes Carey Frank Ave Second Street John Selpham Russell Hill Stephen Robinson Second Frannk Ross Binghamton N. Y Martha Bunnell New York Edwin Cracker Cleveland Ohio Edwin N. Stone Cracker

Union Temperance services set for Sunday at Baptist church

Factoryville reports a Sunday evening temperance service at the Baptist church led by Rev. J. N. Lee, pastor of the Methodist church. The event gathers local congregations to promote temperance values in the community.

Scranton Tribune Factoryville Union Temperance The Baptist Church J. N. Lee Methodist

Her Son's Life Saved by Chamberlain's Remedy

A Virginia mother recalls her 50m son suffering severe cramps from colic cholera and diarrhoea. A neighbor gave Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, three doses restored consciousness and he recovered within twenty four hours. The remedy is sold by all druggists.

Chamberlain Mary Haller Mt. Crawford

Williams Pink Pills Endorsement by Local Bank VP

William C Larmon, vice president of the People's National Bank of Bolem New York, testifies to dramatic health gains from Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He suffered five years of fatigue, heart trouble, head pains and poor blood but after four pills saw marked improvement. Pills touted as a cure for blood weakness and nervous disorders with endorsements and purchasing details.

William C. Luresman People's National Bank Bolem N. Y Dr. Williams

Local church notes and visiting relatives update

The church will deliver the sermon with Rev. Lee reappointed for another year by the conference and the people. Mrs. Phoebe Bailey left for Canada after six weeks with relatives. Col. D N Mathewson of Washington DC visits relatives, while his brother Christopher recovers from a serious condition. Rev W M Hiller, former pastor, granted superannuate relations and will reside with his daughter in Port Jervis.

Lee Phoebe Bailey Canada Col D. N. Mathewson Washington, D. C Christopher Mathewson W. M. Hiller Methodist Church Mra. C. N. Skinner Port Jervis

Preaching in Primitive Methodist church at Priceburg

Rev. Wilson Bentley will lead Sunday services in Priceburg at 10 30 a m and 7 p m with topics The Principles of Secret Orders and Good Out of Apparent Evil Sunday school begins at 2 p m All Knights of the Golden Eagle unit No 049 are asked to meet at the Odd Fellows building at 10 a m to attend church together

Primitive Methodist Wilson Bentley John Wesley Castle Knights of the Golden Whagle Priceburg Odd Fellows

Primary election notice in First Legislative District 1908

Republican voters in the First Legislative District are informed of a primary election on Saturday April 26 1908 from four to seven pm to nominate a legislative candidate and two delegates to the Republican State Convention at Morrisburg June 11 The vote will be counted Tuesday April 2 at 10 oclock in Cooperative Hall Each candidate must register with the district chairman including full name and post office address and pay assessment fifteen days before the election to appear on the ballot District vigilance committees will conduct the election and the return judge will report results to the district convention Signed GEO W JENKINS Chairman Attest W W BIMPSON Secretary

Morrisburg Cor Operative Hall Variow Geo W. Jenkins W. W. Bimpson

Auction of textiles and bedding at Scranton venue

A public auction announces sale of 50 000 yards Brussels and linen goods including carpets sheets napkins and blankets. Items listed also cover beds springs mattresses and table cloths. Auction starts Tuesday at 1 a.m. at 20 Lackawanna avenue near Scranton Street Railroad waiting room conducted by Cummings & Bro. agents.

Renal Mt Et Carpets Brussels Wuvloa Ag Lackawanna Avenue Scranton Street Railroad Peon Avenue Cummings & Bro Avice Tioneers Lackawand Avenue West Scranton Street Railroad Pen Avenue Cummings & Cro Awe Lioneers Aix Tuckawanna Avenue Penn Avenue Cummings & Dro

Storage Offer For Household Goods In Scranton

The Scranton Storage Co. presents dry clean ventilated rooms with individual keys for the storage of household goods. Over 30 rooms are available to the public, designed for secure personal storage.

Scranton Storage Co

For Rest and Rent Ads From Scranton Pennsylvanian

Classified rental and sales notices list furnished rooms a six room flat with bath steam heat and modern improvements across many streets. Listings include store spaces, eight to twelve room houses with steam heat, and one block from street car. Also several sales for horses books piano phaeton shade trees and nursery stock, with contact details and addresses in Scranton and surrounding areas.

Fred Mulberry Street Pine Street

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