Personal and Social Notes From Scranton Area
Samuel McKeeley returns home from the seashore. Miss Nell Rafter of Gordon street is at Atlantic City. Geore Millett and William Decker spent yesterday at Lake Winola. Mrs. T. A. Patten visits Philadelphia and Mount Holly. David Williams of Philadelphia visits Enoch Evans of Evanscourt. Miss Marie Holleran of Market street visits her brother in Philadelphia. Miss Alice Corwig of Penn avenue visits relatives in New Albford. Lieutenant John Davis resumes duty after vacation at Rebury Park. Deputy Clerk Emil Bonn returns from Long Branch for two weeks. Miss Gallagher and Miss Gallagher of Pitteton visit Miss Scanton. Deputy Sheriff Ryan resumes duties after recovery from illness. Deputy Clerk Thomas Daniels back from vacation at Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Praet and Miss Annie Praet of New York visit Mrs. L. B. Wright. Elizabeth Roche and William Roche of Deseronto entertained by Mr. and Mrs. John K. Roche of Capouse Avenue. Andrew Conlin, lineman for Scranton Traction, back from Wall River, Mass, after his mother’s death. Miss May Transue of Tenth street and Miss Stella Yoho of South Bromley Avenue spend two weeks at Delaware Water Gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel McKeeley
Nell Rafter
Gordon Street
Atlanticity
Geore Millett
William
Decker
Lake Winola
T. A. Patten
Philadelphia
Mount Holly
N. J
David Willams
Vie
Enoch Evans
Evanscourt
Marie Holleran
Market Street
Alice Corwig
Penn Avenue
New Alilford
Busquehanna County
John Davis
Rebury Park
Emil Bonn Rers
Long Branch
Miss Gallagher
Genevieve Gallagher
Pitteton
Scanton
Lafayette Street
Ryan
Miciesel
Mike Elizabeth Roche
William Roche
Deseronto
Ontario
Mrr
John KE. Roche
Capouse Weynue
Andrew Conlin
Scranton Traction Company
Wall Hiver
Mass
May Transue
Tenth Street
Richardson Adjudged Public Nuisance and Jailed
Mrs Richardson of Nay Aug Avenue was found guilty of being a public nuisance at a hearing before Alderman Howe. She was fined 10 and costs and committed for thirty days for disturbing neighbors with intoxication and alleged opium use. She owns property in the North End valued at 6000.
Moonlight Excursion by Local Mail Carriers to Lake Ariel
Local mail carriers plan an August 31 moonlight excursion to Lake Ariel. Train departs Erie and Wyoming depot at 7 16 p m and returns at midnight. Music by Bauer's band. Tickets cost 7 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Ariel
Erie and
Wyoming
Bauer
Commission of Mine Inspectors to Report on Pittaton Accident
With report Thursday the commission of mine inspectors appointed to investigate the accident at the Twin shaft colliery Pittaton will report to Governor Hast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Shaft
Pittaton
Hast
Christ's Religion and Humanity Sermon Urges Selfless Walk
Rev. William H. Swift preaches at First Presbyterian Honesdale urging Christians to imitate Christ by surrendering personal will and living for others. He emphasizes self-denial, endurance of suffering, and the primacy of love as the motive power shaping faith into action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honesdale
First Presbyterian Church
Christ
Willam H. Swift
Honesdale Presbyterian Church
John
Swift
Hodge
Calvin
Augustine
Algoeo
Paul
Chad
Jesus
Leonuse
Tran
Luther
God the Father
Alr
God
Apostle
Christ Jesus
Heaven
Earth
Pather
Jesus Sayist
Franklin Company's Troubles Spark Fire Dept Meeting
Mayor Hailey calls a joint meeting of fire department committees to address internal troubles at the Franklin company on the West Side. Petitions from West Side taxpayers prompt the gathering as council reviews impending removals and charges against several permanent men filed with Chief Hickey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hailey
Fire Department
Franklin Company
West Side
Hickey
Death of wanderer Patrick Fitzpatrick near Matthews oil house
Coroner investigates a death near Matthews oil warehouse in Dunmore. Patrick Fitzpatrick a British pensioner with a wife and two sons in Dunmore was found dying from a lung hemorrhage by a party of tramps at about 3 am. A post mortem confirmed lung bleeding as the cause and the inquest named the circumstances and witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews Oil House
Patrick Fitzpatrick
Dunmore
Matthews
Longstreet
Fitzpatrick
Matthew
Thomas McLeod
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Meleod
Raub
Spruce Street
Eany
Tramp
How to Save Money at Our Store This Week
The notice touts low prices to attract careful buyers and announces day to day specials. It highlights framed pictures at 25 cents, Keep Clean hair brushes for 39 cents, steel scissors at 19 cents, and umbrellas discounted as stock is closed out.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Liberty
Norton’s
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton
THE
Weston Mill CO
Scranton, Olyphant
Carbondale
Garney, Brown & Co., Manufacturers
Court House
C. D. Shumway
Washington Ave
Tribune Building
O ‘Thomas Daniels
Atlantic City
A. A. Praet
Annile Praet
New York
Ely
City
Mis. L. B. Wright
William H. Swift
Gethsemane
Jerusalem
Matthew Tate
Calvary
Hood
McCgarrah
China Hall
Millar & Peck
Wyoming Ave
Rexford
School For Kindergartens
Scranton Training School
Era
S. W. Underwood
Winchester
School OF the
Lagkawann
Scranton, PA
Thos, M. Cann, LL. D
Walter H. Buell, A. M
Onyx
Oliver
A. E. Rogers
Welsbach
GAS Appliance CO
Aylesworth’s
Wyoming Avenue
Nout Netity Avenue
Ton
Brownie
Sollms & Hagrett
Lackawanna Avenue
Wintown
M. P. M’cann, Hatter
Ang Wyoming Avenue
Knox Agency
Koehler
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