Local Residents and Visitors Listed in Daily Notices
Messy city social notes show Mrs William F Hallstead at Richfield Springs NY and Chirlet Center 8 in Buffalo for the summer. Officials Esdras Howell and P J Rune travel, while many locals return from trips to Montrose Boston Chautauqua and Port Jervis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Hallstead
Richfield Springs
N.Y
Chirlet Center
Buffalo
Esdras Howell
Leike Idlewihte
Arthur Keller
Quincy Avenue
Montrose
J. & Swisher
West Side
Hotel Etberon
Fred Bonno
Harold
Port Jervis
P. J. Rune
New York City
Catherine Lynott
Olyphant
Plbl Lynott
Olive Street
Sidney Williams
Jefferson Avenue
Boston
Maude Nelce
Pottaville
Grace Nelce
Dickson Avenue
J. Ne
Fred Wademan
Fleetville
Gertie Simrel
Brook
Jackson Street
Bilsabeth Lewis
Mansfield, C
Refund Promise for Syrup Cure and Cigar Sale
Undersigned agree to refund money on a bottle of Gregne's Warranted Syrup of Tarif le fatla to cure cough or cold. They also offer a 4 cent bottle to prove satin. Names include J. Bone, Amore, Yu, John TP, Donahue, and Donahue notes Hey refunded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregne
J. Bone & Amore
John TP. Donahue
Firemen Convention in Scranton Weekly Programme Announced
A circulated notice to all state fire companies invites attendance at the Klute convention in Scranton on October 24 to 6 with a grand parade on Thursday. Officials outline hospitality arrangements, lodging options, and a detailed program including tours, openings, heats, hose and ladder races, and prize drills with entry rules and judging standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penti
Scranton
Lehion
Electric City
Departiment
Cos
Court House
Joseph Danner
Dan J. Newman
Joseph W. Hall
Larrest
Wniformed
Darktown
Firet
Peice
Pris
Howe
Lewer
Daniel Sullivan Dead at Four After Seven Week Illness
Daniel Sullivan of 238 Meridian street died yesterday after a seven week illness. The four year old, employed as a track foreman by the Delaware Lackawanna and Western for twenty five years, leaves a wife and brother James Sullivan of Ithaca New York. He was a member of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Mutual Aid Society. Funeral is set for nine o clock Saturday morning with a mass at St Patrick's church and burial in Cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Sullivan
Meridian Street
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Lackawanna
James Sullivan
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Ithaca
N. Y
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Mutual Aid Society
St. Patrick's Church
Cathedral
Neave-Price Nuptials At Larch Street Home
Frank J. Neave a Telephone company lineman wed Maude Price of Chicaro age 11 at 2 PM yesterday at 413 Larch Street in a ceremony by Rev. FE J. Maughton. A reception followed and the couple will reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Neave
The
Telephone Company
Maude Price
Chicaro
F. W. Wells
Larch Street
FE. J. Maughton
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Lehigh Valley Offers 5 Dollar Falls Trip From Scranton
Lehigh Valley Railroad announces a round trip to Niagara Falls from Scranton at a special fare of five dollars for travel August 12 to 14. Tickets valid on most trains except the Black Diamond Express. Contact local ticket agents for details. The Highlands of Ontario promotion invites tourists to a summer resort north of Toronto with lakes, boating, and health benefits. P. P. Dwyer of Grand Trunk Railway provides free illustrated publications. Mention this paper when inquiring. Smoke Pocono Bear cigar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Niagara Falls
Scranton
Lehigh Valley Ticket
Highlands
Ontario
Toronto
Canada
P. P. Dwyer
Eastern
Grand Trunk Railway System
Dun Building
Bromway
New York
Sardine and Melon Bargains in Local Ad
Bargain notices advertise fancy boneless sardines at 15c per can or 1.75 per dozen and bone in varieties at 12c per can and 26c value. Full halves 19c and 25c boneless full size at 82.75 per dozen. Magnum melons at 35c and $3.48 per dozen with fancy Gem melons and iced water melons included.
Cal Peaches Pears and Gages For Iced Tea Ad
An old advertisement lists fruit lines for iced tea including peaches pears and gages. It also promotes Royal Crown Ceylon and Mandehling Java coffee, with prices around 40 to 82 cents and a line for Triple Blend and O. G. Java.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Crown
Ceylon
Java
Prof Howell home from western trip after national convention
Professor George Howell superintendent of public schools returned with wife and daughter Annette from a five week tour of San Francisco Los Angeles Denver and other points. He was elected a member of the nominating committee at the National Educational Association convention in Los Angeles and observed 14 000 teachers in attendance. He noted a deadly train wreck near Newman and described desert crossing and Tunnel Pass views as highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Denver
Cal
Lincoln
Neb
Milwaukee
Wis
George Howell
Annette
Howell
Fiducational Asscriation
Daniel Protheroe
Tribune
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Scranton
Moc
Newman
American Desert
Ogden
O. T. Carson
Ohio
Lyte
Millersville State Normal School
Mra
Hewell
Henry T
Aac Jones
Thomas F. Price
Southern Pacific
Tunnel Pass
Bay
Pacific Coast
Pike's Peak
Cog Railway
Philip Jones
Col
Bruce
William J. Bryan
Protheroe
Provo Club
California
D. Dy
Evans
George Eynon
Nickel Plate Road
Buffalo
Carriage Accident Injures Nay Aug Toll Gate Keeper
J. W. Van Buren, toll gate keeper at Nay Aug and Elnhurst Boulevard, was thrown from his carriage early yesterday. Two of his riders were fractured and he sustained internal injuries. He lives at the upper Hate house and drives down each morning when a horse shied at a broken tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. van Buren
Nay Aug
Elnhurst Boulevard
Mr. van Buren
Upper Hate House
Carriage Accident Leaves Man With Minor Injuries
The occupant of the carriage fell to the ground but Mr. Van Huren kept hold of the rein and stopped the horse. He recovered enough to reach the gatehouse, where he was found dizzy and medical aid summoned and a cab called to convey him to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Huren
Gete
Another Libel Suit In City Court
P Quinn of this city sues John A Irwin for libel after Irwin solicited for a firm run by Quinn who assisted asso isl and paid his hotel bills and rail fare during a tutoring period Irwin then went to this city and made libelous statements to General Manager T J Poster Quinn alleges the statements harmed his reputation Irwin held in 30 cents bail for arraignment Attorneys M P Cawley and W F Shentz represented Quinn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Irwin
Millett
Wbel
William P. Quinn
Irwin
Quinn
Central Pennsylvania
International Correspondence School
T. J
Mr. Quinn
M. Pr. Cawley
W. FL Shentz
Street resurfacing advances in central city work
Barber Asphalt progresses rapidly resurfacing central city streets. Lackawanna avenue is near complete except for a small lower end section. Washington avenue is finished to Vine Street. Spruce Street work starts this morning. The firm aims to pave central streets in fine condition for the September letter carriers convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber Asphalt Company
Lackawanna Avenue
Washington Avenue
Vine Street
Spruce Street
Salem Camp Meeting in Mone sdale District at Salem
The board of directors of the Mones dale district Methodial Episco pal church has issued a circular for the Salem camp meeting set for August 15 to 23. Ample board and lodging are arranged and transportation hacks from Lake Aries to Salem are engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monesdale
The
Methodial Episcopal Church
Salem
Lake Aries
Referee Dawson reports partial judgment in Scranton case
Attorney C W Dawson acting as referee filed with Prothonotary Copeland his report in Tarrett and Jordan versus the city of Scranton. The plaintiffs seek 1 005 34 for advertising in the Scranton Truth not paid. the referee awarded the full amount. Also included is a personal testimonial about Beecham's Pills and various local notices of excursions and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Dawson
Copeland
Tarrett & Jordan
Scranton
Langstaff Election Witnesses Count 113 in City Hearing
The Langstaff election contest sets a record with 113 witnesses examined in one day. Names from several wards including First ward and Dunmore are listed, with numerous residents and officials cited among those questioned. The report notes the day as the largest in the city’s history and indicates continued coverage on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longstaff
Dunmore
Court House
Langstaff
Witnesess
Paints Offered With Quality and Supervision Promised
The catalog rejects inferior paints made from bad oils and white lead. The firm offers quality paints either locally produced under direct supervision or bought from reputable houses. A small quantity covers a large surface, indicating high coverage and value.
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Fowler
Harold Fredericks
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Westcott
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Rough Rider
Dooley
Sheldon
M. Norton
the Griffin Art CO
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Scranton Transfer Co
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Checka Uageage
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Warman
John I. Wentz
James Moura
Fiysfalo
Hall
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G. W. Mevsler
Mies Hagel Heasjer
Migs Edna Curvi
G. W. Hessler, Jr
Paterson
Atlantic City
T. J. Coyne
Hip Niy
Marine Hospital
Fred Nelee
Thomax
Wyaminge Avenue
State Pharmaceutical Board
Williameport
Nelee
Jermyn
Taner
Mremen’s Convention Committee
Parade Pries
Tve
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Wverr
Plpe
Neave
E. J. Haughton
E. G
Coursen
Prof. Howell
Elmhurst
P. Quinn
Salem Camp Meeting
Dawson
Chamberlain
Ll. Boggs
Stumptown
Gilmer Co
Griffin Post
Lanesboro
Seven County Veterans’ Association
Hook and Ladder Company
Mountain Park
Tuesaday
Algo
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Beecham
Pilla
Schank & Spencer
Smith
Wilbur Bisbing
James Linney
Joseph Hoen
Fifteenth Ward
Firet Distelet
David RB
Dimes
H. A. Hall
Dante FP Robinson
David J. Davi
Charkee Marker
John Davis
Thomas Davis
John Weal
Goo Coburn
Lo i. Siont
Henry Corm
Fred Marker
John P. Heath
Thomas , Willlime
Lennard Schlager
Christ Marker
Thomas Williams
David Kew
Henry Lyman
Lowis PHane@elk
Julius Knopp
William Schlager
DJ. Lewis
T. 8. Williams
C. M. Bontols
Roland Jones
Joseph Larner
John 8. Williams
David Reynolda
H. Hall
J. A. Griftithe
W. J. Priew
David J. Davie
W. J. Thome
W. J. Davie
John Snyder
John J. Davin
John Nicholson
John Sehlgur
Richard BR. Jones
William Lieber
Alfred Mofrer
David Pe Evins
Eilwanl Peters
William Cadwean
Luther Lew Abgolom
G. Jones
W. 8 Jones
Samiel R. Jones
David
Davie
John W. Thillips
Charles Lieber
Jon Re Mall
Jeli
Pirot
W. A. Brevene
Henry Davis
KE. Carty
Merry Kemble
RW. Winterstein
Thos. Yours
Thomas KR. Young
George P. Young
Nelson Swingle
Joshua Warfel
Jan, Turnbull
John Astack
Dawson Cummings
M. J. Cuble
William Henwood
David Schroeder
Percy W. Carr
John BD. Madison
Gost
Clarke Bros
Bell & Skinner
Hotel
Jermya
Maloney Oil and
Matthews Bes
Eae
Base
Felton
Hand & Payne
Washington Aves
Pierce’s Market
Penn Avenue
Conrad
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