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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1897

Page

6

Brothers David and Charles Jacobse in court over board sum

Local notices describe David Jacobse suing his brother Charles for nine dollars in board arrears and then filing a second action for nineteen dollars to secure the nine. Charles denies owing the extra amount, claiming he has funds belonging to him in the possession of David. A hearing is set for Saturday as the dispute centers on repayment and partial deduction of the board.

David Charles Jacobse Alderman Kelly Charles Howe

St Leo Battalion Holds Meeting on Delegates Entertaining

St Leo's battalion met at North Main avenue rooms to plan entertaining delegates from the Catholic Total Abstinence Union national convention. A committee of Captain M J McHugh James Tegan and T J Gilroy will confer with St Paul's Pioneer corps and Father Matthew society to arrange related actions. Committees will meet tonight at Co operative hall to set Friday evening August time for the event.

St. Leo's Battalion North Main Avenue Catholic Toinl Abstinence Union M. J. McHugh James Tegan T. J. Gilroy St. Paul's Pioneer Corps Father Matthew Society

Lackawanna Western GOPers Nominate Jones for State Leader

A district convention of the Lackawanna Western district of the Patriotic Order Sts of America met in Masonic hall North Main Avenue. J Archie Jones and J M Topewell were nominated with Jones elected unanimously after balloting. A. J. Colborn for state president, William Weand as secretary, and Irwin Smith as treasurer were endorsed.

Lackawinna The Patriotic Order Stns of America Masonic Hall North Main Avenue J. W. Prups Kald Mount Taylor Fleetville Providence Chark’s Summit Hyde Park J. Archie Jones J. M. Topewell Jones A. J. Colborn William Weand Irwin Smith

Local Social Notes From Meridian Street Visitors

Miss Ruth Brooks returns from a two weeks stay at Lake Ariel. Miss Hessie Fraunfelter visits Mount Pocono. Mrs. John Edwards spends Saturday with Mrs C De Puy in Lincoln Avenue. Miss Mary E Pryor of Manch Chunk is with friends on West Side. Mr and Mrs Hayes reside on Twenty first street.

Ruth Brooks Meridian Street Lake Ariel Hessie Fraunfelter Bouth Hyde Park Avenue Mount Pocona John Edwards Moscow C. &. DePuy Lincoln Avenue Mise Mary FE. Pryor Manch Chunk Virithne West Side Mrs. Hayes Twenty

Work accident at Briggs shaft injures Michael Campbell

Michael Campbell suffered a severe crush injury to his right hand while coupling cars at the Briggs shaft yesterday morning and may require amputation. He is the son of Patrick Campbell of 242 Price Street and was taken to his father's home after the incident.

Michael Campbell Briggs Shaft Patrick Campbell Price Street Howell G. Reese Washburn Fairest B. G. Beddoe George . Reynolds West Side Hospital Patrolman Matthews Lowry Saul Gurrell Thomas and Hart West Side Lieutenant Williams Mies Minnie Bouman South Hyde Park Avenue Rutland John R. Neat George Richards William Pethrick Ietrict Fourth Ward Moberta North Main First Welsh Baptist Church John Kiley Vfifth Joseph M

August Dress Materials Sale Prompted by Tariff Change

On Tuesday August 3 the store places on sale dress materials designed for separate skirts suitable for late summer wear. The Dingley Tariff Bill is cited as raising value of such goods, urging patrons to take advantage of the sale as prices will not be duplicated while imported wool is taxed.

One Offering Storm Sells Fine Imported Goods

A local shop promotes top quality imports from renowned French and English looms. Goods include navy and black woolwear offered at low prices as direct imports.

West Side Business Directory Notaries and Services

Notary public B. G. Morgan & Son offers real estate foreign exchange and ocean ticket services with prompt monthly settlements at 114 Jackson street over Musgrave's drug store Harriet J. Davis Florist provides cut flowers and funeral designs at 14 South Main avenue two doors from Jackson Street Secondhand furniture dealer J. C. King buys and sells various items at 701 to 703 West Laekea Wanna avenue

West Side B. G. Morgan & Son Notaries Public Foreign Exchange Ocean Ticket Omee Jackson Street Musgrave's Harriet J. Davis South Malin Avenue J. C. King Weat Laokea Wwanna Avenue

Funeral of Edward Burns Held at Holy Rosary Church

The funeral for Edward Burns was held yesterday morning from his mother's home on Bloom Avenue. The cortege proceeded to Holy Rosary Church where a high mass and a moving funeral sermon by Rev. J. J. O’Toole were conducted. Interment followed at Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery as friends and relatives attended from near and far.

Edward Burns Bloom Avenue Holy Rosary J. J. O'Toole Hyde Park Catholic Henry Williams Wayne Avenue Marie Thomas Spring Street Atlantic City A. A. Woeburg Philadelphia Thomas Edwards Dwardsdale Harry Weiss North Main Avenue Olyphant Mabel Weiss Wilkes-Barre Celia Ruddy New York City Weat Market Street George Birkman Church Avenue Elmer Reese William Street Mary Manley Mary Grimes Paterson N. J Charles Constantine Charlese Hopewell Lexington R. J. Edwards David Reese Armit Thomas Dennis Kane Rockwell Street Butte Montana St. Joseph's Young Men's Literary and Benevolent Society Farview East Market Street Delaware and Hudson East Market Street Crossing

South Scranton Social Notes and Local Incidents

Local events include the Accidental Fund of Connell and Co. planning an annual outing at Artesian-Wellgrove on Saturday August 21. A Pittston Ave and Brook Street basement accident left a man named Caff with minor injuries. Admissions, funerals, and marriages are reported, including a Mass at St. Peter's Cathedral and a wedding officiated by Alderman Storr.

Connell & Co Artesian-Wellgrove James Dailey James Harrett A. J. Battle Harvey's Lake John Gibbons Edward O'Brien Morgan Jones James P. Touhill Pittston Caff Pittston Avenue Brook Street Mins Henahan Hmozleton John Smith Prospect Avenue P. A. Lavelle Kate Lavelle Breck Street Atlantic City Kate O'Malley Bromley Avenue Nice Anna Roland Misa Mary Sweeney Crown Avenue St. Peter's Cathedral Hyde Park Henry Biden Weaton Mill St. Mary’s Charles Phillips Maple Street Mise Efe Helr Elm Street Alderman Storr John Roth Groonsman Liutie Schour

Poltech Central Democratic Club Formed in Zry wacd Hall

Sunday afternoon the Polteh Central Democratic club organized in Zry wacd's hall on South Washington avenue. Officers elected include President W. Zrywacs and Vice President D. Becker with 100 members enrolled yesterday.

Brian MccManamy George Hueener Meagra August Storr Henry Henn Adolph Hammer Mintes Mame Bridget MceManaman Magete Briding Lisaie Phillips Minnie Jusius August Charles Fred Albert Hier Polteh Central Democratic Club Zrywacd South Washington Avenue W. Zrywacs D. Becker Joseph Gadbelsh Fnancelal Albert Ludka Michael Poch W. Kiecinal John Siewardowski

Local notes and visits fill Sunday from Providence to Lake Ariel

William McDonnell of Providence visits sister Mrs Peter Zerflue in Cherry Street. Richard Wardell resumes work after ten weeks ill. Mr and Mrs William Edwards leave their home with Ira Bidwell for Atlantic City. Mr and Mrs R P McDonough visit Moscow. Miss Mary Wells returns to Dalton after visiting town. George Williams family stay at Newton Lake. RR Winters travels on business. Call for bicycles to stay on roads and off sidewalks. Two children knocked down near Dr Carty's. Leave items at Jones milk depot. Miss Bina and Miss Mary McDonough vacation at Atlantic. Miss Jennie Sawyer visits Green Ridge. Purcell building fire damages floor and bedstead. Schenniskie away with family at Lake Ariel. Mrs O Donnell hears noise around 2 am. Purcell offers 10 dollar reward for information leading to conviction of arsonists.

William McDonnell Providence Peter Zerflue Cherry Street Richard Wardell William Edwards Ira Bidwell Atlantic City R. P. McDonough Moscow Mary Wells Dalton George Williams Newton Lake Winters Purcell William Schenniskie Schenniskie Lake Ariel

Local Travelers Head Westward and Overseas

Mrs John Hall and son Herbert departed on the 12 50 Lackawanna train bound for New York to sail on the Majestic for a months long visit to England with a return expected about November 1. John Wilburn and family set out for Montreal with intent to reside there permanently. Miss Mary J Loughney and her cousin Miss B Tighe of Carbondale left today for a brief sojourn at Atlantic City.

John Hall Herbert New York Majestic England John Wilburn Montreal Canada Mary J. Loughney B. Tighe Carbondale Atlantic City

Friendship's Test Reveals False Favors in Detroit Tale

A Detroit Free Press piece recounts a young woman seeking honesty from suitors. Marian proposes a dramatic test, she performs poorly yet all praise except Mr Watson. He truthfully critiques her, and she mistakes flattery for sincerity, vowing to quit him and pursue the stage.

Marian Tom Charlie Sarah Bernhardt Mr. Watson

Positive facts about Scranton Keystone City's features

Scranton is described as a prominent Great Convention City with a 1,000,000 dollar hall, a new senate, numerous cemeteries, a crematory, and a population over 100,000. The city boasts 3 theatres, several public halls and schools, 7 churches, hotels, 3 hospitals, pure water capacity of 4,000,000 gallons daily, unlimited electric power, and a $200,000 Board of Trade Building. It lists 10 manufactories employing 3,000 workers, extensive parks and streets, trolley lines, coal advantages, banks, a library system, and cultural institutions, with coal shipments and a large assessed property valuation and debt under $900,000.

Keystone State Board of Trade Peckville Olyphant Throop Taylor Pittston United States National Banke Capital Surplus Savings Banke Srplum Masonic Temple Society of Natural Sciences

Obituary notices from Peckville and vicinity report multiple deaths

Joseph Croup died at his daughter Mrs. P. J. Hollister’s home in Peckville after paralysis. He was born in Union Luzerne County and leaves an adopted daughter and siblings. John P. Flynn, 26, died at home on North Ninth Street after six months illness. funeral plans pending. Mrs. Hubert Albrecht died at 413 Cedar Avenue leaving husband and infant. Hilda Morgan, four and a half, died at Evans Court. funeral at 3 PM from the family home. Interments at Prospect and Washburn Street Cemeteries noted.

Joseph Croup P. J. Hollister Hickory Street Peckville Io Union Hemlock's Creek Luzerne County Aege John Wayne Coounty Elien Ewingle Bradford Caroline Cobb Hollisterville Croup Grassy Island Delaware Hudson Collery Pioteer John P. Flynn North Ninth Street West Side Mary L. Flynn Flynn Johnson Dunmore Mr. Johnson Hubert Albrecht Cedar Avenue Slater Charles Peter Neuls Neuls Hilda M. J. Morgan Evans Court Washburn Street

Innocent Looking Operator Impresses Telegraph Girls

A Chicago branch telegraph office tale ends with a young man who admits his past as an operator. Two telegraphers mock his chatter like a parrot then he exits, leaving a moral about not trusting smooth talker behavior in youth.

Chicago News

Patent Cold Remedy Claims One Day Cure

A vintage drug advertises Iaxative Bromo Quinine tablets promising a one day cure for a cold. It pledges refunds at drugstores if the treatment fails, with the item priced at 25 cents.

Lehigh Valley Offers Special Round Trip Tickets

The Lehigh Valley issues special round trip tickets from all stations at one way fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale and valid Aug 1 and 4, return by Aug 5, inclusive. Carbondale Pa July 16 1897. Hood's Sarsaparilla testimonial notes improved sleep and health after use.

National Meet Philadelphia Lehigh Valley Carbondale Hood George W. Norris

Professional Directory of Physicians and Attorneys Scranton

A dense listing of doctors and lawyers with office hours and addresses. Includes DR KAY at 208 Penn Ave, DR BATESON at 7 N Washington Ave, and others like DR FREY at Jewell Building Spruce, along with numerous attorneys in Commonwealth Building and Lackawanna Ave. Includes veterinary and architect entries and contact details.

Kay Penn Ave

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