Fashionable Footwear Ad Promises Unique Color Options
An ad extols a new style with a popular toe and colors not available in the city stores. It notes a chance to prove quality and distinctiveness against standard offerings.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1898
Page
7
An ad extols a new style with a popular toe and colors not available in the city stores. It notes a chance to prove quality and distinctiveness against standard offerings.
An ad for Schank and Spencer appears at the Beranton news stand run by M Meinhart on Wyoming Avenue in Mac Cha...
Funeral services for Jonaffrey are set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery. Local improvements include renovations at the Delaware, Tatokowenina and Wilfer stations and a push to hire a singer after a union meeting. Residents are urged to attend a prepared list of notices, with reports of a postponed Kinilelte meeting and a drive for veterans' insurance policy adjustments.
Delegates from Scranton and nearby towns met at City Hall for the sixth semi annual session of the Associated Board of Health of Lackawanna County. Quorum issues prevented an evening session. papers on diphtheria prevention and pure milk supply were read by Dr. John Price and Albert H. Welles, with discussions on sanitation and cooperation among boards.
Mrs. Sarah A. Skeels of Lennville Jasper County reports twenty five years of digestive suffering cured after one package of Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets. She praises the remedy, notes relief for six months with no distress, and recommends trial to others.
Frank Bartley of Binghamton earns high praise in a Chicago Dispatch feature calling him the coming mitt. The article notes his win over Shorty Ahearn and his strong showing against Dewar, citing Bartley’s speed, power, and two handed ability while acknowledging needed experience for top-class championship status.
PJ Collins of Bhadrack & Collings Wilkes-Barre and Miss Lilly Campbell of Wilkes-Barre were married yesterday at 7:40 AM in St Marys church Wilkes Tirte. Thon J MBmoulter of Olyphant performed the ceremony. Groomsman John Shea and bridesmaid Mamie Campbell assisted. The couple left for Washington and Old Point Comfort on the Lehigh Valley line after the ceremony. Both are well known locally.
Ninety seven witnesses from the Twelfth ward are examined as Langestaff challenges Treasurer Kelly in a Baker ballot law contest. Sixteen witnesses allegedly disqualified and eight questionable were noted. hearings continue with focus on posturing and legality of votes.
Police committees of Select Connell met to consider the Patrolman Hawks case with Wade M. Finn and Robert Robinson among those noted.
The Wilkes-Barre Lutheran conference held at St John’s church East Mauch Chunk and will continue today. It covers Monroe Carlton Susquehanna Bradford Wayne Pike counties as one of Pennsylvania’s ten ministerial conferences. It lists 39 congregations 13 000 members and 93 Sunday schools. Officers: Rev Lindenstruth president Rev Randolph German secretary Rev Kuntz English secretary and treasurer.
In Scranton a notice records April Y Harris presenting to Mr and Mrs Isimoe Morris of North Grom ley avenue. The brief item notes family ties and a ceremonial greeting.
The police committee of the seweret council met to review Mayor Batley’s communication about removing Patrolman John Hawks from the force. No decision was reached after lengthy discussion. a further meeting is planned Thursday before the select council session. Hood's Sarsaparilla claims cures for scrofula catarrh and other ailments. Hood's Pills are advertised as the remedy.
The notices report deaths of Rev. Thomas Barker Ann Owens Jaah Victor and Ada Yeardsley in Scranton area. Interments are private or at Washburn Street Cemetery with services at residences or local churches. Details include ages and residence addresses as read in the public notices.
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