Scranton Social Roundup of Visitors and Notables
J W Wright of Sunbury visited Scranton yesterday while Mrs John Lunney of Jackson street hosted friends in Carbondale. Numerous locals hosted or traveled to family gatherings and events across Pennsylvania and Massachusetts, including a state convention of the Sons of St George in Wilkes Barre and a YWCA conference in Northfield Massachusetts as Scranton figures attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Wright
Sunbury
Scranton
John Lunney
Jackson Street
Carbondale
John J. Healy
Pleasant Mount
Ninth Street
Isa Bridget Brehony
Philadelphia
Marie Devanney
Price T
THAT CRYSTAL AFFAIR LIKELY TO HOLD UNTIL COUNCIL MEETS
A meeting at Crystal house produced no change in the stalemate. Mayor Connell, Chief Ferber and Crystal leaders condemned the company action while Crystal representatives defended themselves and refused to back down. Trustees’ meeting for last night failed to occur. The mayor may press the council to take up the case and seek a formal recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal House
Connell
Ferber
Padden Sealed Warrants After Campell Assault Charge
Patrick Campbell, Providence corre spondent for the Standard, reports being assaulted Sunday by Dominick Padden the wrestler. Campbell swore out a warrant with Alderman Bat for arrest, the constable to serve. The incident references a Standard article from the prior Saturday. A fragmentary obituary notice follows for James Han and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Campbell
Standard
Providence
The
Dominick Pada
Padden
Campbell
Bat
Ejected Customers After Saloon Fight on Cedar Avenue
In the early morning at 403 Cedar avenue proprietor George Fuchs confronted Jacob Kellerman and his son after a dispute over a bagatelle game and a 15 cent beer tab. Kellerman drew a revolver. Fuchs threatened with a billy. Police were called and Kellerman fled, later losing his weapon to friends. Meanwhile an ambulance accident near Wetter’s coal wagon injured a horse, with Vet Sitterly and Dr. Sitterly assessing prospects for the animal. Local notices include weddings, a funeral, church announcements, and a Patriotic Order Sons of America meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fuchs
Cedar Avenue
Jacob Kellerman
Peckville
Kellermans
Puchs
Kellerman
Fuchs
Billy
Henry Wetter
Lackawanna Hospital
Wetter
Mr. Vetter
Sitterly
Queens Exhibition Delights North End at Armory
The Queens performed an exhibition in the armory to a full house with Mrs Queen's divining of audience thoughts. They announce shows tonight and tomorrow night and are praised by press and public. Nearby, residents visit Lake Winola breezes and several locals travel for visits and excursions. Rev J J O Toole returns from vacation.
Dunmore Community News Briefs Highlight Visits and Local Events
Mr and Mrs Saxe welcome a young son. Peter Duggan moves his family to this place from the West Side. Peter Jackson’s four month old son died. funeral at 2 pm today. John Flannagan visits from New York. Council to meet tonight at borough building with business planned. Miss Sarah Monle returns to Brooklyn after visit. Large attendance at temperance reunion at Mountain Park. Mesara Edwards Beck Tay lor visit town. Lake Winola trip for several residents. Leo Harrington’s child injured by wringer. Misses Thorn ton Eden depart for New York for vacation. Seven cars transport Methodists to Lake Aries excursion. Anna Young of Dunmore wins Demorest silver medal. P J Horan’s house being renovated. Fargo family from Nanticoke visiting. John Genter of Scranton meets with merchants. School board to meet tonight at central building. H M Spencer confined at East Drinker Street home with grip. Two illuminated Elk excursion trolley cars run to Dunmore last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Monle
Brooklyn
N. Y
Dunmore
Mountain Park
Mesara
Edwards and Beck
Taylor
Town
R. Winters
South Blakely Street
M. L. Speck
Monroe Avenue
Lake Winola
Leo
H. M. Spencer
East Drinker Street
First to Sleep in Philadelphia Manufacturers' Club Home
J A Lansing of Scranton Pa slept in the club home the night rooms were readied for samples and furniture arrival. He found the third floor room comfortable and vacated next morning. Charles R Connell, also of Scranton, later asked for a room and occupied the one just vacated. The piece suggests naming a Scranton room. Also notes St Luke's summer home contributions totaling 437 85 and 10 00 from various donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Manufacturers’ Club
Philadelphia
J. A. Lansing
Scranton
Manufacturers’ Club
Lanning
Charles R. Connell
Lansing
St. Luke's
P. Civersicaneerstecess
A. J. Common
Band Stand Project Abandoned After Subscriptions Refund
Secretary D B Atherton of the board of trade canceled open air concert plans after collecting 106 dollars for a city band stand. Musicians and county officials balked at the site, prompting refunds to donors while Atherton sought a workable program. Separately, Peter Sweeney posted bail of 600 after Megargee’s store tapping incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasants
D. B H. Atherton
Board of Trade
Atherton
William Connell
Ciizens
Tribune
Peter Sweeney
Martin Gurrell
Megargee
Archbald
Mary Sweeney
Horsford's Acid Phosphate Promotes Nerves and Digestion
An ad praises Horsford's Acid Phosphate for vitalizing nerves aiding digestion and brain function. It claims the product improves life quality and frames it as a medicine and a beverage. Also mentions Pillsbury's Mills flour capacity of 17,600 barrels daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
Pillsbury's Flour
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norton’s Bulletin
Norton’s
Lackawanna Avenue
Mary Purner
Cohoes
Hertha Smith
Cedarenue
B. Kirkpatrick
Ten Park
James Torrey
James McWilliams
Adams Nne
Fall River
Run
Newport
H. Lohnsbury
Port Jervis
Saul Melby
W. ©. Beaumont
William Maylin
Jahn Broadbent
Joseph Jarvus
RB. House
the Sons of St. George
Wilkes- Barre
Young Woman's Christian Association
Northfield
Mass
Mary Dunn
Mia
L. A. Watres
Miss Tolles
Sa Doersam
Miss Adams
New Yalea
Irector
Hood
A Han
James
John Mc Ple
Third Street
News OF
South Side
North End
Michael Kelley
Minooka
Anna Hurley
Stone Avenue
St. John's Church
Hilda
Peter Hiltz
Pittston Avenue
Mr. Schalinger
Missouri
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Patriotic Order Sona of America
Freehan's Hall
Charles Willard
Gibbons Street
Gertie Bimrell
Breck Street
Pittsburgh
Harmory
Joseph Gillespie
Oak Street
le Grange
John Saltry
West Market Street
Carleton
Providence Epworth League
L. M. Gates
Eva Meredith
Armory
Cony H Armory Hall
William R. Owens
Blewer Pugh
Mary Evans
Sarah A. Evans
Mary J. Edwards
Hannah J. Evans
J. Jenkins
Mias Jenkins
Owen James
M. A
Roger Wiliams’ University
Tennessee
Welsh Baptist Church
W. F. Davies
Nelson Atherton
Wilkes-Barre
C. H. Scharar
North Main Avenue
Vermont
Christian Church
Farview
Charles Ziegler
Asbury Park
Charles Rockwell
Anna Mulley
Mary Rockwell
New York City
Guy Osterhout
Harry Young
Lake St. John
Thomas Davis
Mulley
Spring Street
Box i
A. P. Lavelle
McDonagh Avenue
J. J. O'Toole
William Street
MR. Lansing's
Bwayne
Swayne
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Bilver
Noel
Rexford’s
Lackawanaa Ave
Pratis
Lackawaama
D. B. Atherton
R. J. Bauer
Bauer
Court House Square
County Commissioners
Senta
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Ocean Grove
Beranton
Asbury
Libbey Cut
Glass
Haviland
China
Rookwood
Pennsylvania
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Schank & Koehler
Spruce Street
New York
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Arcelsior
Club
E. Grewer
Philade!l
Weneny
Evenue
N. A. Hulbert
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Sordecker Brothers
Krarich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
Green Ridge Sanitarium
Marion St
Green Ridge
A. E. Jordan
Heapital
Boston
Heapitel
Mears
Lackawanha
James & Kelly
Pittsburg
Spruce ST
OL Amd Manufacturs
Meridian Street
W. Collins
M’g'r
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
Megargel & Connell
Scrantos, Pa
Moers
Curtis & Wheeler
Ance
Oxford
Lagkawarna Store Association
Lacka. and
Jefferson Aves
Fonomlc
Wnt Covell
C ,Rigker & Co
John Hamlin
West Lackawanna Ave
Scranton Training School
Katharine H. Clark
Reading, Mass
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