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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1899

Page

7

Local Obituaries and Funeral Notices in Carbondale

Multiple deaths reported in Carbondale brothers and sisters mourn the loss. P F Coogan of Seventh Avenue and Main Street died at 4 am leaving a newborn. Mrs Coogan remembered for virtuous life and church memberships. Funeral Saturday at St Joseph Church with high mass. John Missett of Schoenectady dies at his father’s home in Brooklyn Street while visiting. Survived by wife, three children and extended family. Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers member. Henry Kelly of Wyoming Street dies after brief illness aged 23? years. survived by husband two children father, two brothers, three sisters. funeral Saturday 8:30 from Rose Church with requiem mass.

P. F. Coogan Seventh Avenue Main Street St. Tosephurch John Missett Youn Missett Schoenectady Thooklyn Street The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Henry Kelly Wyoming Street Women's Catholic Benevolent Association Legion Yconnor Joseph P. Oconnor Mark Campbell John Gilmore Henry Becker From T Rosechurch

Burdick to Wed Purdy Daughter in Wayne County

George Burdick travels from his home to Wayne County to wed Dr N J Purdy's daughter Ella Purdy. The bride, sister of Mrs Irving Stone of Birkett Street, is known in Baptist circles and comes from the local farming family with Dr Purdy practicing there.

George Burdick Cite N. J. Purdy Wayne County Ella Purdy Irving Stone Birkett Street James Carey Elixe Walker Mayfield St. Nose Church

Laundry Rivalry Expands With New Plant Plans

Pioneer and Oyelondale stem laundries prepare for intensified rivalry as Alexander Mitchell eyes Sept 1 readiness. He negotiated to buy Carbondale laundry but will build a new plant instead on a site possibly former Byrne liquor store.

Pioneer Oyelondale Alexander Mitchell Carbondale Byrne

Local social notes and travel mentions from the city

A jumble of social notices describes residents and visitors. Alten of Binhamton was oddiest in the city yesterday while A Berry attends a Terry family reunion in Poughkeepsie New York with about forty guests. Mrs Abner Amey and Mrs Mise Touhe Andrews spend a week at Her tek Center. Mrs John Stephens visits Wilkesbarre. William Sherer and daughter Rosie return from Scranton. Several others travel to Binghamton Scranton and Pulaski Kentucky. An ad notes Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured a man.

Alten Binhamton A. Berry Terry Poughkeepaie Abner Amey

Local Notices and Health Updates From Town Streets

Flephon Beldoe removed Chen Albert to Mayle street. Willc Mooper of Albert street injured in Johnson's mine and improving. Miss Hom Oakey convalescent at home. John Wealow will hold regular session this evening. Postage can be obtained at Me W L Kennedy on Majin street. A nearby drop letter box is in operation at the lower town end.

Flephon Beldoe Chen Albert Hivaninae i

Death of Mrs Missett in Jermyn and Mayfield News

Personal news from the borough describes the death of Mrs. Arthur Missett on South Main Street after two months of illness. Born in Ireland in 1857 she resided here many years and belonged to Sacred Heart church groups. She is survived by an installed blind husband and funeral arrangements are noted with interment at Archbald cemetery.

Arthur Missett South Main Street Ireland Altar and Rosary Society Sacred Heart Church Insbanis Archbald Graves Andrew William & Wall Brome Lodies' Aid Society Methodist Episcopal Church Baptist Sunday Webb Broschous Barber Murray Lillian Peck Stanley Newton Peckville Myr W. T. Hoberts Lake Chapman Billa Griffiths Scranton Kate Griffithe Main Street Jennie Battenberg Oa Fal Battenberg Stroudsturge Echools Kester & Dunn the Tribune

Wilcon Pine Company Members Called to Hose House Meeting

Members of the Wilcon Pine Company are requested to attend at the hose house in full uniform tomorrow evening at 7 29 prior to the Throop Hose company picnic and clambake. Foreman Woodroad Sets the meeting for Last Wordseaday evening at the home of Mr Arlond W Jenkins.

Wilcon Pine Company Woodroad Arlond W. Jenkins

Local notes from Perkville and vicinity

Marital union blesses Mr and Mrs Mathes as Rev J B Thomas ties the knot. W B Biges and Walter visit relatives at Warden. Mrs RK Kessler and Frances of Brandt visit Rev and Mrs WH Moon. Sterrick Creek Coal pays workers yesterday. Mr Callender of Wilkes-Barre visits Judson Callender of Tell Place. No 1 school furniture arrives. occupancy planned for September 1. George Tutlis injured Wednesday from a fall. deep facial gash and body bruises. homebound. Mrs May Barnes and Lena at Lake Sheridan. Farmers picnic at Lake Chapman draws many locals. J H Kinback visits Electric City. Homer Reed of New York City visits G B Reed. William Nestrock injured by falling coal. taken to Lackawanna hospital. Duly Fard Man Ant Steed advt. Hood's Sarsaparilla promoted as nerve tonic. Hood's Pills for constipation.

Matilda Magdalene Mathes Thomas Perkville Biges Aon Walter Warden RK. Kessler Frances Brandt WH. Moon Sterrick Creek Coal Company Callender Wilkes-Barre Judson Callender Tell Place George ‘Tuthiis Lhe May Barnes Misa Lena Lake Sheridan Lake Chapman J. H. Kinback Electric City Homer Reed New York City G. B. Reed William Nestrock Sterrick Creek Lackawanna Hospital Delaware and Hadson

Death of Daniel Lewis In Taylor Street Sheds Light

Daniel Lewis died at his parents home on Taylor street yesterday afternoon following an injury at Pyne Mill where he worked as a driver. He was a member of the Philem Di Vision and Lackawanna Lodge. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Public events include the Red Men parade and Epworth League social at the Meathodle with community attendance and a Taylor Hose company appearance in Red Men parade.

Daniel Lewis John Lewis Taylor Silver Morynthin Park Francis Genduall Wyoming Carninp Grounds John Tt. Price Olen Falls N.Y Taylor No. 412 Po. S of A Order of Hed Men United American Mechanics Taylor Reds Hall Carbondale High L. C. Mauer Nettle Brooklyn

Christian Endeavor Society elects officers at meeting

The Christian Endeavor Society chose officers at a recent business meeting. Preeidmot Mia J W Pentecist view prembent Alfred Waiters recording secretary Miss Pearl Gard corresponding secretary James T Jennings treasurer Everett Honham organist Mre Arthur Kebren assistant organist Mies Lia vie Ebdon and committees named for Lookout Committee Missionary Prayer Temperance Social and Flower duties with Walnut Street home meeting details. At a later WDOT meeting, President Mrs Augustu Westgate was elected.

Christian Endeavor Society Preeidmot Mia J. W. Pentecist View Prembent Alfred Waiters Miss Pearl Gard James T. Jennings Everett Honham Mre Arthur Kebren Mies Liavie Ebdon Lookout Comintee Bonham John Mareland W.T John Iw. Michael Temperance Committee Alfred Waters Pearl Gard Willan Taylor Hughee Bovial Aire EL Monham W. A. Cartington John Huches John Marland Ernest Peterson Flower Arthur Kehren Mive Lizx Hbden Ralph Arranger Bert Bonham Elmer Morgan The Seeley Delaware Street WDOT Augustu Westgate

Local Society Notes and Oddities from Vandling Area

First vice president Mrs. W A Carringtien and other officers listed. Visitors include Hugh Johnson in Carbondale Vandling and Wesley Kearns in Vandling. Miss Mary Helen John improving after appendicitis. Mary Jane Beers wed David Parry at Vandling with Rev Evans officiating. Guests and local movers noted across Vandling Richmendale Jermyn Bowie Beran Jon.

W. A. Car-ringtien Stiles Elizabeth Roberts Fonny Buckland Eligabeth Weere William Erchemery Henry Weed Hugh Johnson Carbondale Vandling Wesley Kearns William Beally, Jr Vending White's Valley Mary Helen John Mary Jane Beers Richard Beers David Thomas Parry Richmendale 4G Evans Kate Parry Thomas Beers Parry Deppy New York Harry Vistard Voniting Voniting, Visited In Town Yesterday Mite Mamle Patths Bowic Beran Jon Mrr David Regan Wandling Jenn W. Grant Jermyn

Outlaw Corbeddu the Sardinian Bandit Dies After Battle

A famed Sardinian brigand Corbeddu, who led a feared armed band and staged daring robberies across 19th century Italy, is killed after a hard fight with carabineers. His rise from cattle thief to legendary outlaw included freeing two French hostages and living in a cave high on a remote hill.

Famus Bardini Origand Corbeddu Carabineers Carbeddy Fle Vold Olena Sardinia Corbeddun Oran Ciuet Spada Corheddu Min Tewari Pralle Putty Signor Crispi Marongin Corbddu Widmort

Fragmentary Quote From Lardon Graphic Page

A torn graphic excerpt shows dialogue about family plans and asking a girl, with lines reading There’s nothing left now but to ask the girl and who are you going to do. The fragment hints at a dramatic or domestic scene without full context.

Woman in Legacy of Marriage Story Mentioned

The Cleveland Leader notes a feature on matrimony and asks who is the legacy woman. The tone hints at a personal journey as the writer plans a trip to Utah.

Uta Ieveland

Treatment claims for deafness and catarrh cure

An advertisement asserts ear inflammation and Eustachian tube issues cause deafness and that catarrh can be cured. It offers $100 for any Dowmera case not helped by Mall's Catarrh Cure and promotes Hall's Family Pills, with Toledo based Cheney & Co as sellers.

Mall F. Dg Cheney & CO Toledo Hall

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