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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1898

Page

6

Day's Doings of North Scranton Reception Hosts

Miss Libbie Davenport hosted a West Market street reception for friends in her home, with guests including Edith Aikman Kate Smith Celia Devers Mary Devers Magele Vervie Rachael Hiphillips Rachael Jong Maggie Willams Rachael Smith Mamie Owens and escorts Oscar Davis Willie Davis Owen McGinnes Harry Aikman William Lewes Griffith Thomas Frank Price Lester Meredith John Jones and Robert E McMillan.

Libbie Davenport West Market Street Miss Davenport Edith Aikman Kate Smith Celia Devers Mary Devers Magele Vervie Rachael Hiphillips Rachael Jong Maggie Willams Rachael Smith Mamie Owens Oscar Davis Willie Davis Owen McGinnes Harry Aikman William Lewes Griffith Thomas Frank Price Lester Meredith John Jones Robert E. McMillan Samuel McKeever Jacksontreet Minnie Morris Mary Davis Washburn Street Harvey's Lake, Meu Joseph Gallagher Jackson Street Lawrenceville Mra Kate Farr-Fenton North Main Avenue Cape May Albert Carson Thomas Fivans Lake Idlewilde James J. Shea Ithaca N. Y Weat Scranton Williame Thomas Evans West Side New York City Thomas Ceegrove Long Branch G. W. Chase A. W. Chase W. N. Chase North Bromley Avenue Christina Martin Libbie Jones Pittston Wright Broadbent Lafayette Street Sherman Broadbent Nazareth Rachel Powell North Garfield Avenue Harvey's Lake William T ™. Hughes Pitieton Jess Alvin Barzler North Rebecca Avenue New Jersey

Bucknell Signs Thomas Thomas as Freshman Football Player

Thomas Thomas, son of a patrolman, signs to play for Bucknell University football next season and will enroll as a student. He previously starred for Amity football and gains prominence beyond the local area. Manager Rush Kress finalized the agreement. he departs for the university September 10.

Thomas Thomas Bucknell University Thomas Amity Rush Kress

Marriage of Dominic Kline and Kate Brady at Holy Rosary

Dominic Kline of Hudson Street married Miss Kate Brady of Kieser Avenue at Holy Rosary Church on Wednesday afternoon. Rev. J. J. O'Toole performed the ceremony. The ceremony was witnessed by many, with a reception later at the bride’s parents’ home. The couple will reside on Kieser Avenue.

Libbie Davenport Kate Brady Dominic Kline Holy Rosary Church Maloney Hudson Street Kieser Avenue J. J. O'Toole

Maloney Files Licensure Case Against Lloyd Street Vendor

HOC Maloney appeared before Alderman Roberts to charge Andrew Miller of Lloyd Street with liquor selling without a license and selling on Sunday and election day. Witnesses testified and bail was set at 800 dollars.

T. Hoc. Maloney Alderman Roberts Andrew Miller Lloyd Street Ball

Man Discharged, Boss Seizes Staff Over Debt and Larceny Charge

George Butkavitch left county jail Monday and went to his boarding house where his staff had been seized by Alexander Maricka for a debt. Maricka faced Alder man Roberts on a larceny by bailee charge and was held on bail. William Proudlock suffered severe hand injuries at the Pancoast mine while operating a car wheel. A dog bit James Reed, the young man.

George Butkavitch Alexander Maricka Alderman Roberts Butleavitch William Proudlock Amelia Avenue Pancoast Proudlock James Reed

North Main avenue items and local notices

The clipping lists community updates including a dog bite incident involving a child and medical care, visits by Mrs. Gibbe, and travels of Mrs. Dawson and Miss Devers. It notes funeral plans for John Henry, the Eastern Star Knights of Malta attendance, and local chatter about preserving shade trees on North Main avenue with sidewalk widening.

Remarkable Early Fall Dress Goods for Children's Wear

Describes appealing fall fabrics and dress goods aimed at school wear for children. Promises seasonable bargains and invites patrons to visit the Dress Goods Department to gain greater benefits than imagined.

Wives and Misses Saltings and Wool Fabrics on Sale

Mixed lot of Saltings in Coverts Silk mixtures and fancy checks offered for early autumn. 20 pieces all wool mixtures in choice styles meet fashion needs with a special price this week. 60 inch Chevron Saltings pure wool fabric at 69c, down from 85c. Imported pulls sold for 21.25 and 145 a yard offered as a loss leader. Base price this week 60c.

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For the Children Cloth Sale Beats Prices This Week

Advertises multiple fabric pieces at low introductory prices for children wear. Highlights limited quantities such as 25 and 20 pieces at special rates. Describes designs including checks in blues greens browns reds and assorted fancy mixtures with values from 5 to 71 cents per yard and claims hard service durability.

Welsh Festival Promises Bright Choir Return in West Scranton

West Scranton residents anticipate a Welsh singing festival at the First Welsh Baptist church on South Main avenue with Dr. J W Williams of Swansea and Dr. Joseph Parry as guest organizers. The choir plans final rehearsals to ensure a strong program, with local families and visitors sharing news of travel and visits in the days surrounding the event.

Parry Dr. Williams First Welsh Baptist Church Mildred Coons Mary Culkin Kilkullen Carbondale West Joseph Parry William Mason All Cymru Tomorrrow

Social party hosted by Miss Culkin in Booth Van Buren

A party of friends gathered Wednesday evening at Miss 8B Culkin's Booth Van Buren residence to honor guest Miss Julia Kilkullen of Carbonale. The lawn glowed with Chinese lanterns as numerous locals and visitors enjoyed decorations and hospitality.

Thomas Thompson Elmhurst Nellie Bigtlin Anna Dowling Lizzie Jordan Nellie Gilboy Catherine Mame Gurrell Kath Langan Allée O'Connor Nellie Mullen Annie Mamie Lee Kathe Kulear Katie Mary Cavanaugh Mary Healey Margaret B. Tigue Margaret McCoy Nellie Jane Coleman Nellie Quinnan Mary Culkin Misses Farrell Sydney N. Y Annie Healey Colla Nellie McDonald Taylor Margaret Mullen Boston Frank Golden M. J. Fox Thomas Mahon James Cavanaugh Frank Michael McTwin Timothy Peter Metoy Samuel Gcinadin William Kenny John J. McFadden Patrick Duffy John Connell James Reap Jon Larkin James Cusick William Vaneton Edward Walsh John Healey Daniel McVeagh Martin Gilvary

Miss Mildred Coons Hosts Clark's Summit Guest at Home

Friends gathered at the Mears residence on South Main Avenue last night for a social in honor of Miss Guesie Polhemus of Clark's Summit. Attendees included Misses Anna Reese Anna Coons Gussie Polhemus and several local men.

Mildred Coons M. Mears South Main Avenue Guesie Polhemus Clark's Summit Anna Reese Anna Coons Gussie Polhemus FE. Hageman George Daniels Forbes Eaton Walter Arthur Davis William Elias

Funeral of Mrs Emma Diehl at Hampton Street

The funeral of the late Mrs Emma Diehl was held yesterday afternoon from 1004 Hampton Street. Rev James Renninger of Hampton Street Methodist Church officiated. A church quartet sang several selections. Interment followed at Washburn Street Cemetery with pallbearers George H Taylor Henry Smith John Thomas Jacob DeLong H K Jones and Clem Marsh Sr.

Emna Diehl Hampton Street James Renninger Hampton Street Methodist Church Washburn Street George H. Taylor Henry Smith John Thomas Jacob DeLong H. K. Jones Clem Marsh

Willam Thomas Honored With Pleasant Surprise

Willam Thomas was tendered a friendly surprise gathering last evening at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs D O Thomas 445 North Main Avenue. Attendees included Mr and Mrs N Willams Mr and Mrs J Smith Misses Kate Walthers Bird ella Evans Edith Lloyd Sarah and Margaret Morgan Clara Reed Eliza beth Morgan Elizabeth Williams Norma Meredith Millie and Gertrude Thomas Genet Williams Margaret Griffiths Elia Thomas Margaret La Rue Mary Burke Condit Keene R J Griffiths William Thomas David Price Charles Hooley George Eder George Nichols Richard Grey Peter Lewis and Frank Nichols.

Willam Thomas D. O. Thomas North Main Avenue N. Willams J. Smith Kate Walthers Birdella Evans Edith Lloyd Sarah Margaret Morgan Clara Reed Elizabeth Morgan Elizabeth Williams Norma Meredith Millie Gertrude Thomas Genet Williams Margaret Griffiths Elia Thomas Margaret la Rue Mary Burke Condit Keene R. J. Griffiths William Thomas David Price Charles Hooley George Eder George Nichols Richard Grey Peter Lewis Frank Nichols

Social Whirl of Local Residents and Guests

Miss Carolyn R Blume hosts Miss Cora B Tinsman from Portland Pa with a visit from Stroudsburg. Mrs William Blume returns from Stroudsburg while Ella Mullen Winifred Connors and Al'soe Connors arrive from Latte Artet. Mrs Amelia Boyce and Mrs A B Ketcham visit from Waterbury Conn. Kathryn McGoff at Clarke Brow visits Atlantic City. Mrs Thomas Sheridan hosts from Olyphant while Kate Elisabeth Culkin and Fannie McLain return from Lake Ariel. Mrs Patrick Healey and daughters from Division street visit Pittston. Jennie Lewis and May Richards spend time at Asbury Park. George McKeever of Delhi N Y listed.

Carolyn R. Blume North Main Avenue Cora B. Tinsman Portland William Blume Stroudebure Ella Mullen Winifred Al‘soe Connors Division Street Latte Artet Amelia Boyce A. 8. Ketcham Waterbury Conn A. J. Boyce Lafayette Street Mise Kathryn McGoff Clarke Brow Atlantic City Thomas Sheridan Olyphant Thomas McAndrew Byron Street Kate Elisabeth Culkin Chestnut Street Fannie McLain Lake Ariel Patrick Healey Margaret Devine Catherine Mullen Pittston Jennie Lewis May Richards North Rebecca Avenue Asbury Park George McKeever Delhi N. Y

Lecture by Mrs Staine on foreign missions at Wasdburn Street church

Mrs W I Staine wife of Rev W J Stains of Danville will lecture to the Indies of the Foreign Missionary society at Wasdburn Street Presbyterian church this afternoon in the church lecture room. She will discuss the countries she has visited and Go with the B Y P U to Glen Oneko on August 4. Tickets for adults 1.25 children 75 cents available at Grand Union Tea South Main.

W. I Staine W. J. Stains Danville Indies Foreign Missionary Society Wasdburn Street Glen Oneko Delaware and Hudson Station Grand Union Tea South Main Avenue Wymour Peares Frink Street Jackson Street Baptist Church Oelock Washburn Street J. Jubert Chestnut Street Bert James Bromley Avenue K. of K. Literary Club First Welsh Congregational Church W. J. Davies

Local Social Notes From Green Ridge And Nearby

Green Ridge residents report guests and returns from travels including Mrs. Stark and Miss Blanche Potter from Lake Winola. Attorne y BF Killiam of Paypack visits Green Ridge. Dr Arndt Mr Eshelman return from Promised Land camping. James Kearney secures Adams Avenue trading contract. Mrs E F Berle and son depart for Canada for two months. Emma Patterson visits Honesdale guest of Mrs DeWitt. Mrs Holmes and son visit Mrs C S Jacobs.

Mrs. Stark Cannonsville N. Y Theodore Dougherty Wyoming Avenue Alice Benson Marion Street Lake Winola BF. Killiam Paypack Green Ridge Arndt Mr. Eshelman Promised Land Mins Blanche Potter Monsey Avenue James Kearney Penn Avenue Adams Avenue E. F. Berle and Son North Washington Avenue Canada Emma Patterson Honesdale DeWitt Capose Avenue Holmes Fred

Local Notes From Carbondale To Greenwood And Wilkes-Barre

Mrs Bridget Howley of Carbondale returns home after a visit. Miss Bridget Cusick of Pittsburg visits her cousin Miss Anna Cusick in Stafford street. Harry Doud of Washington DC spends vacation with parents in Greenwood. Greenwood nog coal miners paid Saturday. Miss Kathryn Jeffers visits Wilkes Barree friends. Thomas Morgans seeks Republican nomination in South district for third legislative convention.

Bridget Howley Carbondale Bridget Cusick Pittsburg Anna Cusick Stafford Street Harry Doud United States Fish Commission Office Washington, D. C Greenwood Kathryn Jeffers Wilkes-Barre Thomas Morgans South

Obituaries for Matthias Draplewak and others in Pittston area

The death of Matthias Draplewak at his Nanticoke home follows general debility. He was an early Polish resident, a former grocer and drugist on Market Street, retired, then operated a Ridge Street shop. Survived by wife and children, funeral at St Stanislaus with high mass. interment in St Stanislaus cemetery. Isaac Petersen of West Pittston died at 87, a former Exeter farmer, survived by wife and five children. funeral from the house. Louis Rosar's one year old son died, funeral set for tomorrow afternoon.

Matthias Draplewak Nanticoke Nanticonke Market Street Ridge Street Frank Baker Anthony Stanley Dehn Montana Nanti«coke Mary Yearing Beranton Bt. Stanislaus Church Bt. Stanislaun Cemetery Isaac Petersen Exeter Street West Pittston Exeter Henry Peterson Martha Vincent Ashley John Nichols Lewis Peterson George Phillips Louis Louis Rosar South Side

Woman Accuses Special Policeman David Clearwater

The Alder man Lentes issued a warrant for the arrest of David Clearwater a special policeman on assault and battery charges. The Lentes girl testified that Clearwater beat her and pulled her hair after she and other children were dismissed from the coal station near the National breaker. Clearwater waived arraignment and posted bail with John Gibbons as bondsman.

Michael Lentes Lentes David Clearwater National Breaker Clearwater Mr. Crearwater John Gibbons

Ladies' Ald Society Outing at Lake Winola

The Ladies' Ald society of the Hickory Street Presbyterian church spent yesterday at Lake Winola for the society's annual outing. Members present included Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Nordt, Mr. and Mrs. John Nehr, and Mesdames Fickus, Hartman, Lengler, Art, Hammen, Buntz, Mantz, Mursch, Schunk, Sohns, and Rhilel.

Ald Society Hickory Street Presbyterian Church Lake Winola W. A. Nordt John Nehr Mesdames Fickus Hartman Lengler Art Hammen Buntz Mantz Mursch Schunk Sohns Rhilel

Funeral of Mrs Rechstiner

The funeral of Mrs. Conrad Rechstiner of Mountain avenue was held yesterday afternoon at the family residence with Rev. F A Doty of Cedar avenue Methodist Episcopal Church officiating. Interment followed at Forest Hill cemetery with pall-bearers A R Henry Frank Kleinshrodt Otta and Rudolph Frantz.

Conrad Rechstiner Mountain Avenue F. A. Doty Cedar Avenue Methodist

Weisser Injured at Cedar Avenue Firm Shop

Frederick Weisser of Gutheing Krayer and Weisser was hurt at the firm’s Cedar avenue premises while cutting beef. A knife slipped from a rack striking his right knee and causing profuse bleeding. Dr Kolb attended the wounded man.

Frederick Weisser Gutheing, Krayer and Weisser, Butchers Cedar Avenue Weisser Dr. Kolb

Illness delays Miss Demuths wedding to August Mann

Miss Minnie Demuth lies seriously ill with doctors Kolb and Longstreet in constant attendance. The Dob Dover New Jersey groom to be, August Mann, waits as the Tuesday ceremony nears. Doctors say she cannot rise for the appointed hour though she desires the marriage to proceed.

Minnie Demuth Doctora Kolb Longstreet Miss Demuth August Mann Dover N. J Kolb Tribune

Knights of St George Plan Social Event at Hotel Best

A Knights of St George committee met at Hotel Best Wednesday night to organize the society's upcoming entertainment and social. Local members and guests discussed tasks and details while preparing for the event.

Smith brothers reunion set at Ross Park Aug 26 1888

Hallstead reports the annual reunion of the seven Smith brothers from Franklin to be held at Ross Park in Binghamton on August 26, 1888. Dr. Merrill adds an extension to his barn. Various visitors include C A Davis and wife of Afton visiting their son Rev John A Davis and Mrs Amelia Trowbridge of Owego visiting friends. A juniors organized lawn social and flag raising at the parsonage drew a successful crowd with a musical program and remarks by Rev L W Church and Sec F P Brown. Mrs H Dedrick of Newton New Jersey visits her parents Mr and Mrs M P Currier. Miss Herring of Carbondale appears among attendees.

W. T. Loveland Clark’s Green Michael Barrett Franklin Street Dennis Hawk Little England Dunmore Cemetery Mise Eva Osterhout South Blakely Street Clifford Louisa Hughes Floes Dudley Street Carrie Morris Plymouth F Rends Crand Electric City Engine Company Dunmore Keystone Hall Fred Wahler Knights of St. George James Williams Cedar Avenue Company C. Thirteenth Regiment Camp Alger Joseph Rempe Mamie Rempe Alder Street Kate Graf Honesdale John J. Schneider Danville Jennie Kaestner New Hotel Kaestner John McDonough Times Jacob Fruechtel Pittston Avenue Helan Kolb Miss Cooper Easton Hermon Young Willow Street Joseph Golden Hawley Richard Nailin St. Michael's College Toronto Canada John Morrison Theresa Nallin Carbondale Marie Collins Irving Avenue Nicholson Cassie Hannah Devine Prospect Avenue Staten Island Anna Dougherty New York City Smith Brothers Franklin Ross Park Binghamton Merrill C. A. Davis Afton John A. Davis Amelia .Trowbridge Owegy L. W. Church F. P. Brown Newton, N. J M. P. Currier

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