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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1895

Page

8

Woman Struck by Passenger Train Near Carbondale

Mrs Frank Lustanador wife of the No 3 plain watchman was struck by a passenger train near Gravity road while carrying her baby. The limb was badly injured requiring amputation. She was taken to Emergency hospital. The baby was uninjured.

Frank Lustanador No. 3 Plain Rai Road Hubbard Lustanador Delaware and Hudson Delaware and Hudson Ambulance Was Telephoned For and Mrs. Lustanador Dra. Bailey Aries

Hotel Anthracite stockholders elect officers and directors

At a 10 o'clock meeting the stockholders of Hotel Anthracite elected officers for one year and approved a slate of directors including Mendrick Trautwean Bronson Simpson and Patterson. Edward Henderson was named president and Edward Clarkson treasurer with S Jones secretary. Kinback Bros chief William Kinback has returned home after a quiet vacation, reporting improved health and ten pounds gained.

EF. Mendrick A. P. Trautwean W. W. Bronson John J. Simpson L. A. Patterson E. Hendrick Edward Clarkson Jones William Kinback Kinback

Sewer odor drives families from city lower wards

A foul sewer stench near a white outlet and near an almost dry river bed below Eighth Avenue forces residents from the lower city to spend evenings uptown. Cyclists and passersby encounter the nauseating area as they ride and question the cause of the worst spots in the vicinity.

Eighth Avenue

Child Hangs In Hammock Breaks Arm

A boy, son of Mrs. Ellen Dondican of Gordon Avenue, fractured his arm above the wrist when a hammock rope snapped while he swung yesterday morning. Dr. A. F. Gila treated him and made him comfortable.

Littl Ellen Dondican Gordon Avenue A. F. Gila

Personal notices from Crystal Lake to Elk Hill residents

Local readers note a stream of personal mentions. Benjamin Singer returns home from Crystal Lake. Several visitors arrive or depart including Miss Tessie Keeran from Scranton, B H Wickwise recovering at home, and Mrs. Mary Rivenburg from New York City. A camping party departs for Elk Hill and other residents travel to Clifford and Atlantic City.

Benjamin Singer Crystal Lake Charles Cavanaugh Dundas Street Tessie Keeran Scranton B. H. Wickwise Thomas O'Connell Margaret Seventh Avenue Atlantic City Misa Rose Stark G. P. Potter Starkville Alfred Walkey Jermyn F. E. Jenkins Bell Bowers Gell Vannan Newton Lake Mary Rivenburg Laurel Street New York City David Morgan Olean N. Y Cora Bell South Church Street Charles McCann Colina & Hackett Oscar Wonnacott Wayne Street Kate Griffitha S. Shields North Church Street Allen Texas Daniel Scurry Mise Lelia Bolton North Main Street Clifford W. H. Platte Dallna Binghamton Trinity Church W. P. E. Morss J. B Mary Lindsay Frank Marshall Wheeler Montroe Kimble

Fall Goods Price Listings For Home Fabrics and Decor

A catalog of home textiles and decor items including carpets oil cloths linoleums mattings lace curtains chenille curtains tapestry curtains window shades and wall papers. The notice lists prices adjustments and fall sale prompts for household upgrades.

Forest City court records and local visitors noted

Sheriff Lenard visited Susquehanna early in the week while residents and visitors from Binghamton Carbondale Scranton and Montrose were seen in town. Court opened with cases including Commonwealth vs John Fitzpatrick a rape and assault case involving a five year old girl. Witnesses for the McAndrews testified as proceedings adjourned to Wednesday morning.

BE. A. Lenard Susquehanna B. A. Lyons G. C. Leonard Chenango Street Binghamton Harry Watrous Carbondale Horace Hand Scranton W. 3 Mulford Daniel C. Darrow Peckville Darrow L. B. Miller Forest City Montrose E. BR. W. Searle Edgar South Orange Rosemont Cottare Louis Sprout Inzane Commonwealth John Fitzpatrick James Andrews the Tribune Littl

Priceburg Notes and Local Social Occurrences

George Helvie improved his South Main property with an attractive fence. I K Goodman and family, Morris Weiss and family, and Jacob Weisberger and family spent Sunday at Scull Pond. Patrick McGowan of Providence visited the Grove house. Maggie and Frances Myna han of Binghamton visit Mrs. James Twist at the Grove house. John Stark, formerly with William Smith of Main street, returned to Pittston. Julia McHale of Buffalo visits local friends. The Main street cellar of Thomas Logan was entered. beer and whisky stolen. The thieves are unknown. Stephen Beddoe and Misa Annie Benton were married by Rev. W. H. Holder. Peter Mackerel of Olyphant and Mira Mary J. Wahl to marry at St Patrick’s Church this afternoon. Mira Nellie McDonough of Olyphant and Mira Ingold of New Haven visited yesterday.

George Helvie South Main Street I. K. Goodman Morris Weiss Jacob Weisberger Scull Pond Patrick McGowan Providence Grove House Maggie Frances Mynahan Binghamton James Twist John Stark William Smith Main Street Pittston Julia McHale Buffalo Thomas Logan Waa Stephen Beddoe Misa Annie Benton W. H. Holder Peter Mackerel Olyphant Mira Mary J. Wahl Awill St. Patrick's Church Mira Nellie McDonough Mira Ingold New Haven Conn Laula Ives Ward Ives New Presbyterian Church T. D. Lamb Conklin Marvey Barnes Railroad Young Men's Christian Association Scranton Frank Vedders L.ef Tiffany Nicholson Clarence Thomas Corbettsville J. Marsland Franklin L. W. Church R. W. Searle Susquehanna John Davis J. D. Lindsley Heart Lake Warren Shmmrell Sodna Bay William Hoover Candor N. Y Kitts Carrie Summerton Troy van Wert Fred Barnes Cortland Fred Bell Chase Avenue J. W. Chidester Julia Edwards Textile Cant. Bache Wright Montrose 8. Bernstein New Raybin Frank Robert Lamb Royal Tribune Fred D. Lamb Mtr

Local Social Roundup and Event Notices

Miss Emma Kennedy of Clinton N Y guest of Miss Vinnie Rose. William OConnell returns from New York trip. Charles Knapp back from Fort Wayne Ind. Annie Sharp and Nellie Farnum of Port Jervis home after visit. Amity Club to play Scranton Amateurs at Liederkranz picnic Scranton Aug 15. Musical benefit for New York Kindergarten Association at Presbyterian chapel Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Andrew Thompson and Miss Edith Torrey back from western trip.

Emma Kennedy Clinton N. Y Vinnie Rose William O'Connell New York Charles Knapp Fort Wayne Ind Annie Sharp Nellie Farnum Port Jervis Amity Club Scranton New York Kindergarten Association Presbyterian Chapel Andrew Thompson Edith Torrey

Hallstead Notes and Local Society Circles

Ha llstead community string of social, religious, and sports items with names like Laula Ives Ward Ives Rev J Marsland and J D Lindsley. Mentions a Presbyterian church cornerstone, paydays at the silk mill, a railroad YMCA baseball game against Scranton, and forthcoming visits from the Delaware Lackawanna and Western pay car. Includes a fishing report, Burns and Cortland posts, and local preparatory notes for meetings reunions and travels.

Community Notes From Moscow and Vicinity

Rev. A. D. David visits Ocean Grove while Mrs. Sutherland of Savannah guests Mrs. W. Havenstrite. Women’s Christian Temperance Union attendees at Mrs. Millard’s home include Mrs. Vaughn Clem ents Gardiner Lamer eaux Cannon Malone Watts Davis Ehr good Parry Depew Madisonville guest Anderson. Ice cream social planned on W. F. Clements lawn tonight.

A. D. David Ocean Grove Sutherland Savanah, Ga W. Havenstrite Women's Christian Temperance Union Millard O. BE. Vaughn W. F. Clements F. B. Gardiner Lamereaux B. J. Cannon Rev. Scott Turnereville Methodist Epiacopal Church L. B. Brown Brooklyn N. Y Mra. J. Dunstone Scranton Miss May Murphy Dunmore Mita Stacia Cowboy

Rev Williams Jerome Visits Old Haunts in Pontiac

Jerome of Pontiac Mich visits town this week reconnecting with old friends and recalling his childhood haunts. He notes a warm welcome and speaks of his father former rector of St. Mark's Church now in Philadelphia in good health. John McConnell wins clay pigeon shoot honors with thirteen participants. New Milford baseball team plans a Friday opera house hop and discusses a game with Harford on Friday at home. Janitor Brewer activates new electrical system and lighting. Graded school building undergoes renovations and repairs.

Williams. Jerome Pontiac Mich Jerome St. Mark's Church Philadelphia John McConnell A. B. Smith New Milford Opera House Harford

Magnetic cures touted by Dr Smith at Linden Street Clinic

Magazine style feature claims magnetism and electricity cure chronic disease with cases like Mrs Greathe, a 60 year old once unable to swallow solid food for eight years. After six years of no relief from other doctors a friend saw an ad for Dr Smith and staff and she was cured. Free consultation offered at Linden Street clinic opposite the courthouse with hours for most days.

F. BH. Smith Mra Greate Smith Stat Linden Street Court House

Clark's Summit Hosts Queen City Show at Night

Clark's Summit enjoyed Monday night entertainment by Dad Bakers Queen City show in a crowded tent. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Ricker and son were in town yesterday. L. Clark resigns as blender of Aquide at Fred Weilchel's hotel and plans to resume at Bill Jenkins' hotel in Scranton. Edward Smith of Ashley visits D. F. Smith's. P. Lits, H. P. Wilcox, W. B. Parker and H. N. Patrick embark on a fleeing tour.

H. N. Patrick

Local notices from Old Forge area and appointments

Friends visit from Pittston Hawley and West WilkesBarre area. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs John B Millers home this afternoon. Dr Thomas Wilson opens Garbutt office. William Faraday becomes Lackawanna Station assistant. James Conway named court supervisor to fill paternal vacancy.

Ble Frank Howe Libor West Pittston Mra Tyer Jennie Hawley Ladies’ Aid Society John B. Miller Thomas Wilson Garbutt William Faraday Lackawanna Station James Conway John Conway

Ladies head to New York for voyage to Wales aboard Brittanic

Mrs Priscilla Watkins and four others departed yesterday afternoon for New York to sail to Wales aboard the Brittanic for a several months vacation. The Taylor Pyne and Holden mines were settled yesterday. Edward Moran, a Pyne mines driver, was kicked by a mule early yesterday and broke a bone. The Mocoes and Batemashers played a game.

Priscilla Watkins Evan Williams David T. Harrie David Davis John Morris New York City Wales Taylor, Pyne Holden Edward Moran Pyne Mocoes Batemashers

Now Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by a new remedy. it relieves pain in the urinary passages, back, and kidneys in both men and women, and stops water retention almost immediately. offered by C. M. Harris, Druggist, 6 Penn Avenue, Scranton, Pa.

C. M. Harris Droggist Penn Avenue Scranton

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