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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1896
Page
8
Carbondale readers are informed that theater advertisements will be promptly attended by Hannon & Co. at their North Main Street location. Offices open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. daily for inquiries and listings.
The Athiene Institution faces a pending accounting for expenses, with a Carbondale body aiming to report soon. Months of operation show members benefited from the routes, but reduced payments on a required fee sparked review of whether the colony will continue operations.
A confused report notes a fire incident at an old site with 48 people involved and poor drying facilities. It discusses company vows and plans for a repeat operation to improve asset safety and conditions.
Mise Keenta Smith of Ninth avenue leaves for OTiti with relatives visiting Cat ford Mrs. Chou Wouticote and Tegune Wetherby of Wayne street are guests of relatives in Cat ford. Numerous visits to Crystal Lake Elk Lake and Scranton noted with residents from Middletown Brooklyns Street and Prospect areas visiting relatives and friends across towns.
Mr and Mrs George Nemingher returned to their home in Weatherly yesterday after a few weeks visit with the...
Former's parents Mr and Mrs QO H Williams welcome Arthur Thompson on vacation with his monk Mrs Jata Thompson. Miss Grace Walker of Scranton visits her giant Mire A C Bond. Mrs Charles William entertains her mother Mrs Ey Stevens of Washington DC and sister Mrs J O Sewall and son from New York. Dr H N Webb of Jersey City visits Ralph Williams. BG Bacon and wife Missen Macon fod Creek join weekly trip to Lake Nicholson for a campout. The community Saturday event at Woe Land's farm hosts Universalist church members and families at Ivy Vale Cottage by Lake Winell for one week.
A thief broke into the Lohteh Vallow house Saturday evening and stole a quantity of foods consigned to Hue Webster and Cheare Paene. A town festival is planned in Lhe terol Sn. Almsehurel this evening with the S10 fn gokl chimed.
residents of New York visit friends in town while the tannery faces another suspension. A. Smith Sr. from Meantrose seeks legal action. WIL Gillespie from Binghamton stays town side. Cortland, NY man Ry. Simpl Three arrives in town. Annie Chinombertin is very ill. Professor Horton, public school principal, begins law practice in Susquehanna county. Mountain Park hosts seven congressmen on August 28. Local residents camp at East Lake. Harford Monday visit noted. Mart Palmer of New York plans town visits. work progress on the chimed mill expected to be ready in about three weeks.
Mies Salie Stare and frievida da Wuigthe caanta Mead Mes visit with relatives. The dirth son of Daniel Garnw ix aguilar Merk. A funeral for Thomas Cravendice and interment at Prospect cemetery are noted.
Report from Montrose describes a grisly murder at Brackneyville with the Kellys jailed in county jail. Names including the Gage family and local residents appear amid court activity and a labor accident history. The piece notes a threshing machine mishap, medical details, and surrounding community movements as court term continues.
In Forest City a disorderly incident involving an alien population led Burgess Maxey to demand fines. A woman accompanied a subject to a ladh and used illusion to transport herself, a physician declared her fine, and she was returned home. The Forest City graded show opened with a similar faculty lineup to last year.
The Taylor band and the Wil lide Pett rile Glub plan their annual day out at Lily Late. Miss Mame Tidd visits relatives in Stroudsburg. Health officials require all children to be vaccinated before the next term. doctors will issue certificates for teachers. Mr and Mrs John B Reese visit Clark's Lumenit. Minooka tribe No 47 runs an excursion to Mountain Park. Union band races Cherm Alfred Harris and William White on the back road. Harris wins by one yard.
Aire. W. C. McMillan of Chicago visits the home of John M. Werte erigen on Main street. Mrs. & T. Price visit Jen Hinesville. Joehn Diamond and Mrs. Winters attend Sumlay at the Wyentine camp. Endless Charlies Swanher and farming stein Swiday visit the Wyoming camp arenas. Howard Latekes of Wile turn attends Suredeey in town.
The Tadies of the Dita Baptist titreh will serve tea cream and Coke in their church parlors on Wednesday evening of this week.
Johan Faraday Jr., representative of George Custerlodge, leaves for Gettysburg for the grand lodge session. Mrs Jacob Stewart of Nichols NY and her daughter visit with her son T J Stewart CW Broadhend and family hosts. William Farady and Harry Harding visit Philadelphia as Miss Woodward returns home to West Chester.
In Brvai the scene at the justice court grows tense as Mrs Stillmion questions a calm process. An old lady fears a murder plot while a crowd senses a deceptive calm. A husband hushes plans as a whispered rumor hints the judge is not yet before them.
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