Local notices and social roundup in Carbondale
The Carbondale column lists daily notices of employers accepting ads for job work, local visits and guests, engagements, illnesses, travel plans, and family events. Readers are advised hours for notices and a broad range of names, addresses, and local happenings across Wayne and Lackawanna counties.
Wedding at St Rose Church Involving Flannery Coffey and Sontag
Rev. T. Coffey joined Miss Mary Flannery of Land Street and Charles Sontag of Jeffrey Street in a holy matrimony at St. Rose church yesterday morning. Miss Lizale Flannery attended the bride while Thomas J. Kennedy served as best man. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride's home and the party planned a short trip to New York before settling on Booth Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. ¥. Coffey
Mary Flannery
Land Street
Charles Sontag
Jeffrey Street
St. Rose Church
Lizale Flannery
Thomas J. Kennedy
City
Scranton
New York
Booth Main Street
Ladies Guild Hosts Ice Cream Social at Retten Home
The Ladies Guild of Trinity church held a pleasant ice cream social on the grounds of Hon. Co. E. Retten Tuesday evening. A large crowd attended enjoying mandarin and guitar tunes by Hunt and Wilson, with a Mozart band serenade after the opera concert at Hotel American. The lawn glowed with four engine headlights and many Japanese lanterns enhancing the decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Guild
Trinity Church
Hon. Co. E. Retten
Hunt
Wilson
Hotel American
T ¢ Mozart
Local Man Detained Over Poultry Theft Report
Patrolman McAndrews spotted Abram Glagler acting suspiciously on Pike Street near a shaft. A pack he carried held six chickens. He gave conflicting statements and was jailed. By noon Mrs. Mary Brown accused Glagler of stealing her chickens. The alderman set bond at 100 dollars, posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAndrews
Abram Glagler
Pike Street
No. % Shaft
Abram
Mary Brown
Alderman Jones
Glaxier
Est House Proprietor Charged After Warrant Issued
Michael Kenny of the For est house at Simpson faced charges for keeping a disorderly house after John J. Meehan obtained a warrant for his arrest. Meehan and several inmates were present as the place was vacated. Meehan, who stayed all night, allegedly lost considerable money while intoxicated and sought legal relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kenny
Simpson
John J. Meehan
Justice Glynn
Meehan
Mitchells Hose Company Votes to Attend State Convention
A Mitchells hose company meeting on a Tuesday evening decided to attend the state firemen's convention in the fall at Wilkes-Barre. The discussion also settled a band for the event, with Mozarts to be employed for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell's Hose Company
Wilkes-Barre
Miner John Comma Killed in Coal Roof Fall at Mine
Italian immigrant John Comma, 17, of Edgerton, was instantly killed by a roof fall at the mine on Tuesday afternoon. His partner Frank Scobie was seriously injured and taken to Carbondale hospital. Dr. Shields of Jermyn attended the case. Comma leaves a widow and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Comma
Edgerton
Frank Scobie
Carbondale Hospital
Shields
Jermyn
Comma
Harry W. Gross
Texas
R. W. Davis
Jermyn Sehoole
Davis
Thomas Jordan
Music
Scranton
Eirick Magee
Hill Street
Frank Heroblu
Anna Itunt
Mary A
Local residents aid travel updates and health notes
Misges Anna and Agnes Brennen from Dundaff street have returned from an extended visit in West Virginia and at Niagara Falls. William Stewart, formerly of this city, is staying a few days at J. Berry’s on Cunson Street. S A McMullen with mother and niece Helen Berry left Tuesday for Lanesboro Iowa. Mrs McMullen will visit the west while Mr McMullen plans to return in two weeks. Mrs Join Gallagher on Brooklyn Street is dangerously ill. Mrs Thomas Moyles of Simson was taken ill yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Griewold
Charles
Pottaville
Fallbrooktreet
Moosic
George Yarrington
Newton Lake
Lucy Casper
West Pittston
G. EB. Samson
Canaan Street
William Sherer
Archbald Street
Scranton
P. A. Duffy
Larkin and Duffy
Marie
Crystal Lake
Henry Chapman
John Maxwell
William Carter
Rees A. Price
John WB. Price
David Chilton
Porter Smith
Samuel Davis
Henry Essler
Maud Wheeler
Poyntelle
May
South Wyorming Street
Augusta Baker
Carrie Benedict
M. L. Rawlson
George Smith
Son Prank
Terrace Street
Philadelphia
Mildred Greene
Waverly
Louise Slocum
Helen Shields
Misges
Anna
Agnes Brennen
Dundaff Street
West Virginia
Niagara Falls
William Stewart
J. & Berry
Cunson Street
S. A. McMullen
Helen Berry
Lanesboro
Iowa
Miss Berry
McMullen
Join Gallagher
Brooklyn Street
Thomas Moyles
Simson
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for Women’s Health
A veteran physician touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female weaknesses and diseases. The ad promotes women sending letters to consult free of charge and mentions the medical adviser book The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson
Pierce
Reds Hold St Thomas College In Tie At Six In Seventh
Yesterday afternoon the St Thomas college team visited and battled the Reds to a 6 to 6 deadlock in the seventh inning. Morris pitched for the Reds and was nearly invincible, while Griffin of St Thomas allowed several hits but had good support from Logan and Posner. The game broke up amid a wrangle with the Reds batting next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas Colloge
Reds
Morris
Griffin
Logan
Posner
R.h.le
Taylor
St. Thomas College
St. Thomas
Retis
Kellet
Lowry
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Reese's Hall
Evan Jones
Wilkes-Barre
New York City
Wallyland
Welsh Congregational Church
William M. Thomas
David Bevan
Taylor Street
Richard Thomas
Hyde Park
Miss May
James Morris
Tallie Griffiths
Washington Camp
P. O
Lackawanna Valley
Lizsie
Cordelia Owens
Gertrude Morris
Henry Powell
Edgar Btone
Henry Reese
Wille Griffiths
Jennie King
South Side
Wis
Tucailuy
John Rundle
Nicholson
Peeahontas Lodge
Archbaldo Talent Company Rehearses The Congressman From Texas
Local theater group under Harry W. Gross rehearses The Congressman from Texas with plans to stage it Wednesday and Thursday of next week.
Jermyn Social Roundup Across Scranton and Carbondale
Jermyn residents visit friends in Scranton and Carbondale. W R Dodson made a business trip to Beranton. Various locals attended events, funerals, and a Crystal Lake outing. The Ranch King play for Jermyn citizens airs at Enterprise Hall. School directors name F N Davis as principal after Borard resigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mioe Hila Muthow
Scranton
W. R. Dodson
Berunton
Harp
Pittston
Johnne
Gouth Main Straet
James Monte
Ming Killoon
Carbondale
Thomas Dooley
Plymouth
Patrick Lawalney
Houth Main Street
F. Baker
Beecher Crawford
Jonathan Davis
Eimon
West Pireton
Jaime Notinson
Thomas Bevan
Carbindale
John BE. Humphrey
Mras Monroe Brown
Emimna Botte
J. D. Stockers
Edmund
Peter Butler
Crystal Lake
Anna Gendall
Annie Henwood
Polly
Emma Solomon
Laure Till
Gertrude Davis
G. E. Moyer
John Hockings
Richard
Frank Gendal
John
George Dyer
John Gardner
Cemetery Street
Lydia Wall
Starricca
Isaac Weller
Ruth
Marie
William O. Hill
Main Street
Ned McDonald
Joe Tennis, Jr
Wolfred Mannering
J. C. Roche
Wallace Young
Mannering
M. E. Bennett
Jim Brennan
J. Farcell
Mr. Hastings
Alice
Archie Martin
Murphy C. Donovan
Ireland
William Nicholson
Dan
George Pendred
Kate Mannering
Mise Gertrude Wall
Alice Hastings
Hastings
Mise TE. Burritt
Pug
Mable Davis
GG. Plyer
Lancashire Fire Insurance Company
Co. B. Harvis
Misees Josephine
Hattle Hill
Jermyn
F. N. Davia
D. Borard
Community Notes From Peckville and Vicinity
Mrs Myra Oakley returns from Asbury Park. Mrs J Callender and grandson Chirence visit Fleetville. Miss Carrie Bnyder of Beranton visits Nellie Peck. Miss Mamie Richards of East Orange stays with Mr and Mrs Wint Brundage. Emory Brong visits Monroevonte. Edith Chapman visits Nellie Hell at Jermyn. Liberty pole to be raised Aug 7 if weather allows. Luin Baker visits Hoboken. NY and Scranton Coal team defeats Holford 18 to 10. Funeral for Joseph Croup held at Mrs Hollister’s home with large attendance. Rev B C Simpkins delivers sermon. Singers John Wune, Albert Chapman, Jennie Frear, Sophie Bimpkins perform. Burial at Prospect Cemetery. Pallbearers from Harper Lodge 707 IOOF. Walter Lloyd returns from Newton Isle with bass and trout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Oakley
Asbury Park
J. Callender
Chirence
Fleetville
William Guest
Carrie Bnyder
Beranton
Mise Nellie Peck
Mamie Richards
East Orange
N. J
Wint Brundage
Emory Brong
Monrovconte
Mises
Edith Chapman
Nellie Hell
Jermyn
Misa Luin Baker
Elmer Daken
Powder Mills
Hoboken
New York and Scranton Coal Company
Holford
Ontario
Joseph Croup
P. J. Hollister
Hickory Street
B. C. Simpkins
Methodist Epicropal Church
John Wune
Albert Chapman
Jennie Frear
Sophie Bimpkins
Prospect Cemetery
A. R. Dunlap
John Tuthill
Geo. W. Thomas
William Bell
George Newton
Harper Ldge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Walter Lloyd
Newton Isle
Picnic in the grove near Storrs breaker and mine accident note
A notice urges a Saturday picnic near the Storrs breaker and Storra Mine site. It also reports the Delaware Lackawanna and Western will pay workers at the Storrs mines on Friday, and lists several men including Ames Wilkinson and George Eley as Republican county delegates candidates. The local post office move is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storr’s
Storra
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Storrs
Wille Jones
Caurmalt Street
Byracuse
Laads
Ames Wilkinson
George Eley
Joseph Wall
Charles Schmidt
William Erbe
John Ward
William Socisiughl
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Shannon & Co
New
Hotetkeeper
Peckville
Priceburg
Theatme
E. C Wes
Atetore
Feira Rivanabl
Aten
G. Clark
Che Smith Premier Typewriter
Order of the Ge
Che Smith
Syracuse
N.v
U. S
Arcade
N. K. Fairbank Company
St. Louis
Boston
Crystal Lake, PA
Susquehanna County
Fern Hail
Pennsylvania
Hotel
le Chevalier
Ocean Grove, N. J
Matthew
First Avenue
Ashury Park
G. W. Matthews
Cuisina
Fern Hall Farm
Tally-Ho Coaches
Dundaff, Pa
Albert
University Place
Broadway
L.& E. Frenkle
B.lm. Bate
York
Everett
Rea Ornee
Heart Lake
Crofut
Prop
Alford
Westminster Hotel
Sixteenth St
Irving Place
Murray Hill
Murray Hill Park
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
F. R. White
Geo. Murray, Proprister
St. Denis
Eleventh St
Grace Church
Papalarite
William Taylor
Sheriff's Sale
Conrad
Lacka, Ave
Duces
Royal Medicine CO
River Gt
Chicago
Lim
Matthews Bkod
Wruge
Élet Serautos
the Newark
Atore
Newark
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Waconmakers
Bittenbender & Co
Scranton, Pa
Lackawanna Lumber CO
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Fort Allegany
General Office—Board of Trade
the .Dickson Manufacturing Coton and Wil
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Pottsville
Reading
Norristown
J. R. Wood
B. Hutchinson
Erie Railroad
Hawley
Lake Ariel
Points
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
Liberty Street
N. R
Whitehall Terminal
Eppect
Mountain Park
Atlantic Oi
Newark and
Elisabeth
Bunday
Reading Terminal
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Athlehem
X .m
Ocean Grove
Lebanon
Sundae
North River
Whitehall Street
Southerry
B. m
Rooklyn
Staten Island
Coney Island
Grand Central Depot
Long Island Railroad
H. BP. Baldwin
H. BP. Baldwin, Gen. Pass. Agt
J. H. Olhauben
Tobyhanna
Binghamton
Oswego
Mira
Corning
Bath
Danaville
Mount Morris
Buffalo
P. m. Nicholson
Binghamton and Elmirra Express
Utica
Richfield Springs
Lily
M. Ithaca
Northumberland
Wilkes
Harre
Bloomeburg
Danville
Williamsport
Harrieburg
Ria
Nanilooke
Nierm
Kingston
M. tLatin
oMoo
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Siet
Arake
Beranten
Delaware and
Hudson
Sor
Priadelphia
Cte
Sie Lahti
Aber R
M. Tae Biack
R. BR
Lehigh
Valie
R. A
North
Wilkes Hagre
South
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Hasleton
Bethlehem
Easton
Cisne
Siamond
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Geneve
F& We
Geneva
Rochester
Nisgare Falls
D. H. BR
Lehigh Valley
Ruwais
Suspension Bridge
H. Wilbur
Chas
Lbe
Gen. Pass
Philo
A. W. Nonnemacher
Pass
Bouth
Pateranton
Lackawanna Avenue
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Aid
Pravklin 'At
Weehawken
Codaeie Wie
Hawcock Oor
Starlight
Bolind Presto
Whiwood Sante Poyntelte Palais Orion Rail Plesnat Mt Sonndale
Forest Chy
Lee Seti
Mayteld
Winton
Agua
T. Vitor
Ontario & Western
Day
Tatha
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