Local notices from Lackawanna County Carbondale community
Public ads and job work orders left at Shannon & Co. North Main Street will receive prompt office service. Linery remains confined to her home. Miss Marie O'Neill visits New York City. Miss Fannie Kmpp returns from Kingston visit. Miss Dora Griggs of Scranton visits grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Orland Griggs in Carbondale.
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Shannon & Co
New Rdenters
North Main Street
Linery
Marie O'Neill
New York City
Fannie Kmpp
Kingston
Dora Griggs
Scranton
Mia
Orland Griggs
Miss Mary How ard and James McDowall wed at St Rose Church
Yesterday morning Miss Mary How ard and James McDowall united in marriage at St Rose church with Rev W A Nealon officiating. Miss Ellen Howley attended the bride and Martin Murray served as best man. The couple celebrated with a ride to Crystal lake and a reception at their Mill street home, with many friends in attendance and gifts received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Howard
James McDowall
W. A. Nealon
St. Rose Church
Ellen Howley
Scranton
Martin Murray
Gordon Avenue
Crystal Lake
Mill Street
Elftts
Carden Lee Wedding Ties South Side Couple
Yesterday afternoon Miss Elizabeth M. Lee daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Lee of the South Side married Patrick Jerome Carden Jr of Dundaff street. Brides maid Lizzie Lee and James Boland attended the groom. The bride wore white silk with chiffon and ribbons. the maid wore white organdie. They will set up housekeeping in a newly furnished Dundaff street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth M. Lee
Samuel Lee
South Side
Patrick Jerome Carden
P. Carden
Dundaff Street
Lizzie Lee
James Boland
Baseball at Alumni Park features Carbondale and Honesdale series
A five game set at Alumni Park begins tomorrow at 3 30 pm with Carbondale selecting players Pidgeon Gendall Geary Gallagher Regan Doyle or Welsh Nealon Mooney Cox and Carpenter. Labor Day hosts two games as the new Carbondale team faces Mayfield and Archbald for a purse of 10 per game.
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Carbondale
Honesdale
Alumni Park
Carbondaleians
Pidgeon
Gendall
Geary
Gallagher
Regan
Doyle
Welsh
Nealon
Mooney
Cox
Carpenter
New Carbondale
Mayfield
Archbald
Young switchman Thomas Gallagher Injured Gravis Road
A 19 year old, Thomas Gallagher of Powderly street, was seriously hurt Tuesday evening on the gravity road. He fell under a freight train as it passed while attempting to board near his home. Wheels passed over both ankles. He was taken to the hospital after Dr. Battles treated him. doctors hope he may be saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Gallagher
Thos. Gallagher
Powderly Street
Frank Toerrel
D. I. Battles
Union Picnic Draws Large Crowd From City and Jermyn
The Sunday schools union picnic in the city and a Jermyn group proved a decided success. About fifty car loads conveyed attendees to the mountain top for a day run by and for young people who enjoyed a delightful outing.
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Jermyn
Honesdale Triumph Over Alumni in Ninth Inning
Honesdale defeated Alumni 12 to 10 in a ninth inning rally led by Tlowerdale who delivered the decisive run. The game featured a close four-run frame and a tense late push.
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Honesdale
Tlowerdale
Monday Night Runaway and Local Incidents Chronicle
A team of horses driven by Samuel Cramer and owned by Oscar Maines and Richard Bunt ran away after unloading lumber for L. W. Hoffecker, injuring Maines' horse and causing a fatality an hour later. A fire alarm near Jermyn and Mayfield woke residents at 2 a.m. with a small blaze at Mrs. Quinn's residence. A birthday party for Hattie Hill entertained several children, and local residents traveled for visits. A milk price rumor proved unfounded as dealers denied a milk war. Various local activities include a ball game where Mayfield beat Avoca 4-0 at Par View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Cramer
Oscar Maines
Richard Bunt
Cramer
L. W. Hoffecker
Main Street
Episcopal Church
Maines
Bunt
Jermyn
Mayfield
Ths
Walker Hose Company
Williams
Hill
Hattie
Eloise Shields
Neilie
Ruth Gendall
May Davidson
Florence Miller
Ethel Bell
Grace Maynard
Hessica Gardner
Minnie Parks
Hattie Darrow
Katie M. Barrett
Teresa Donovan
Avoca
Richard Gendall
Honesdale
Lackawannas of Scranton
Tureday
Furni
Greenfield
Selbat & Cents
Mamie
Katie Clark
Providence
Mise F. Cahany
George & Dunn
E. Moyer
Crystal Lake
Haydn
William Wivell
Littl
Neht
Parview
Local Social Roundup At Dunmore Street And Nearby
A string of social visits and parties fills the Dunmore Street area with gatherings hosted for Miss Tillie Ayland and other locals. Guests from New York and nearby towns enjoyed music, refreshments, and friendly company, with many returning travelers and surprise parties noted.
Local Notices Dense with Fraternal Meetings and Visits
Councilman John Weber stays in Atlantic City while District Deputy Mra William Davis visits Pride of Lackawanna lodge. Lackawanna Valley council meets in Van Horns hall. Miss Ida Sperber plans a three week visit to Larnesboro. Knights of the Golden Eagle meet at Reese's hall tonight. Jess Owens visits North Taylor parents. Cross stone walk being laid near Feltsville intersection. Taylor Rose Buds set to hold an event on the 4th. Large turnout views Knights of Pythias parade in Scranton. Willam Tiddy’s building foundation starts on Taylor Street.
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John Weber
Atlantic City
William Davis
South Scranton
Pride of Lackawanna Lodge
Lackawanna Valley Council
United American Mechanics
van Horn
J. E. Davia
William
Hillside
Ida Sperber
Larnesboro
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Reese's Hall
Misa Jessie Owens
Scranton
North Taylor
Feltsville
North Main Street
Taylor
Knights of Pythias
Seranton
H. J. Davis
Willam Tiddy
Taylor Street
Taylor Rose Buds Baseball Club
Raffle For Gold Coin Postponed After July 24
A raffle for a six dollar gold coin has been delayed since July 24 though many tickets have already sold. Town caller James Wood of Lackawanna visited yesterday. Rachel Hughes of Hyde Park stayed with friends here yesterday. Thomas Fivans of this place spent yesterday in Honesdale. Mrs Henry Evans and children and Mrs Davis of Plaineville were guests of Mrs BE Bvare on North Main Street yesterday. The Union band plans a grand picnic at Weber's Park Saturday with several bands. James Gilgelson of Archbald visited friends in town yesterday.
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W. G. Kirby
Scranton
P. Serff
Fort McKinney
Wyoming
L. Roesiger
Kittie Doyle
Mame O'Boyle
John Lingfelter
Robert Tralles
Crystal Lake
Annie Powderly
New York City
Mart Wade
John Carden
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Brotherhood of Railway
South Main Street
Decker
Dundaff
Naomi
Freda, Harris
James Devihs
Jersey Ty
Agnes Coleman
Tom
Pittston
Magele McKean
Nicholson
Henry Roessler
Frink
Beesie
Lottie Ellis
Maud Copeland
Anbury Park
Patrick Pace
P. J. McAndrew
Thomas Walsh
Daniel Seeles
Parsons
Gomer Morgan
George Mills
Crystallake
City School Board
Mitchell Hoss Company
Glynn
Aimpson
Honesdale
Anthracite Park
Taylor
Lewis
Edith Frank
Beranton
Martha Singer
Samuel Mills
C. L. Moore
Asbury Park
Kate Butler
Chicago
G. Gallagher
Biss Grace Tallman
Sawyers
Mil
James Wood
Lackawanna
Mise Rachel Hughes
Hyde Park
Thomas Fivans
Henry Evans
Mra. Davis
Plaineville
BE. J. Bvare
North Main Street
Union Band
Weber's Park
Jamen Gilgelson
Archbald
Local Visitors and a Municipal Delegate List
Mise Hattie Jenkins of Dunmore and Miss Pelle Penwarden of Honesdale visit at the West End Jenkins home. Oscar Travis of Lee visits friends in town. W B Stevens withdraws from the Third ward Republican delegate race. Mrs Michael Schonk and Mrs Howard Clark of Plymouth visit the Chapman home with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Hattie Jenkins
Dunmore
Pelle Penwarden
Honesdale
A. H. Jenkins
West End
Oscar Travis
Lee
W.B. Stevens
Third Ward
Michael Schonk
Howard Clark
Plymouth
Henry Chapman
A Stroke of Economy in Using Fruit Skins and Cores
A home economy note extols cooking fruit with skins and cores to save flavor and pulp. It gives methods to make jelly and marmalade from apple, quince, and peach scraps, detailing a test using six quarts of peels and cores to yield juice, jelly, and preserves.
Electric cabs touted as roomy silent electric carriages for city use
The London Electric Cab Company plans electric cabs like luxurious broughams with electric lighting and rich upholstery. They promise no noise or smell, easy driver communication, and ranges from 40 miles a day up to 80 miles with extended charging. The firm will raise £160,000 in 21 shares.
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London Electric Cab Company, Limited
Electric Supply Com
Cooperation Arrangements With London Electric Supply For Cabs
Companies agree to cooperate with the new firm to provide motive power. Special arrangements with the London Electric Supply Corporation will supply electricity at a very low price. Electrical experts estimate total cost per cab per day at 1.26, far less than drivers currently pay to proprietors.
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Panies
London Electric Supply Corporation, Limited
Hansoma
Mark Twain Escapes Fire by Denver Proofreader
In a Denver tale retold by the Chicago Times Herald Twain faced dismissal after a saloon opening piece was trimmed into a garbled mockery. A stealthy proofreader claiming job protection altered the copy, saving Twain from firing by presenting a cleaned two line item in the edition.
A Poor Guide Book From the New York World
An old country couple confront a New York book seller over a guide to the city. The man accuses the dealer of deception for charging thirty cents and promises to seek ash-hoppers and soap-bilin’ establishments the wife wants, while the seller defends the guide as comprehensive.
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New York City
Air
Pious Courtship Ends With Holy Kiss
The Rev John Brown of Haddington famed author of Self interpreting Bible kept seven years of courtship with Janet. After six years and six days he asked for a kiss and, after a blessing, kissed her. Six months later they were married, the Argonaut reports.
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John Brown
Haddington
Brown
Janet
Moir
John
A Good Plan From Puck Humor Sketch
Hobson challenges Dobson as he paints his name inside an umbrella. Dobson jokes that the previous owner would have lacked nerve to swipe it if his name had been inside. The exchange mocks clever ruses to deter theft with playful wordplay.
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Puck
Hobson
Dobson
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A. J. Colling
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