Events of Day in West Scranton
News items and personals highlight West Scranton life with accidents and a funeral report. The F. 8. club hosted a mine party at Bellevue mine guided by Inside Foreman Hubert Owen. Guests toured caverns and returned to Miss Finn Freeman’s home for refreshments.
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West
Scranton
F. 8
Bellevue
Hubert Qwen
Finn Freeman
South Math Avenue
Miss Freeman
Anna Lewis
Mae Davis
Eva Anne
Ellen Russel
Loretta Cannon
Molina
Florence Freeman
Bertha Drew
Plymouth
Robert Bonney
Harold Yost
Milton Moore
Koward Davis
William Clark
Clarence Maycook
Dick Richards
Funeral Notices for Saunders Swartz and Forbes Families
The funeral of the late Mrs. George Saunders was held yesterday afternoon at her mother's residence on Price Street with Rev. Dr. P. Jones of Tabernacle Congregational Church officiating. Interment followed at Washburn Street cemetery. The infant child of William Swartz of Washburn Street was buried at St. John's Catholic cemetery after services at the family home. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Forbes also had a funeral yesterday afternoon, with interment in Cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Saunders
D. FP. Williams
Price Street
P. Jones
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Washburn Street
William Swartz
St. John's Catholic Cemetery
Injuries in Weston mill accident reported
Mr. Custard of Farview avenue suffered a smashed left foot at the Weston mill and was taken home for treatment by Dr. Beach. Edward Humphreys of Petterbone street sustained serious injuries to his side and back while at work.
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Mr. Custard
Farview Avenue
Weston Mill
Beach
Edward Humphreys
Petterbone Street
Local Patent Remedies Listing at George W Jenkins
An old merchant listing shows Paine's Celery Compound Pinkham's Compound Pierce's Golden Medical Dis Mellon's Food priced at 75 cents and 38 cents respectively, with George W Jenkins on S Main Avenue offering these items.
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Paine
Pinkham's
Pierce
Mellon
Local Accidents Reported Across Town
Reports from Mr Pleasant mine describe a rail laying accident with a fatal result. A one year old, Ralph Williame, suffered serious injuries from a ten foot fall at Moscow while visiting his aunt. A banana slip on South Main avenue injured a man unnamed. George Thirwell and Samuel Reavers, a Lackawanna brakeman, were also injured in separate incidents last week.
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Pleasant
Beach
Ralph
John Williame
Acker Avenue
Moscow
South Main Avenue
George Thirwell
Dow
Samuel Reavers
Lincoln Avenue
Lackawanne
Bachelor Move and Merry Maddens Host Teatime at Chestnut Street
Miss Emily Darling entertained the Bachelor Move and Merry Maddens at her Chestnut Street home last evening. The gathering included many local young people, with readings and solos performed, flashlight photos taken, and refreshments served by Miss Darling with assistance from Margaret Williams and Carrie Darling. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. W M Darling, Mr. and Mrs A Krichbaum, Misses Fula Shaw, Margaret Witllane, Emily and Carrie Darling, and several gentlemen.
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Emily Darling
Chestnut Street
Roya
Lake Winola
Mies Darling
Margaret A. Williams
Carrie Darling
M. Darling
A. Krichbaum
Fula Shaw
Margaret A. Witllane
Emily
Mevsrs
E. J. Coons
G. M. Daniele
Edward Davis
Robert Bradley
Arja Crisiths
Robert Carson
Walter James
William Snow
Dpd
Morse
F. Nicholls
Social Event at Diamond Mine Honors Plymouth Guest
Miss Bessie FE Davis hosted a party last night at the Diamond mine in honor of Miss Carolyn Henderson from Plymouth. Evan P. Davis and William Watkins guided guests through the mine. flashlight photos captured the group. Attendees included Miss Henderson, plus Misses Bessie EF Davis Mary Daniele Livia J Davis Cora Williams Florence Davis Erinn Lewis Margaret Crawford Lyn Lander Jessie Crawford and M Williams and Menars. James FE Davis Walter Lewis Harry Watkins Elmer Jenking and William Watkins attended.
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Bessie FE. Davis
Carolyn Henderson
Plymouth
Evan P. Davis
William Watkins
Bessie EF. Davis
Mary Daniele
Livia J. Davis
Cora Williams
Florence Davis
Erinn Lewis
Margaret Crawford
Lyn Lander
Jessie Crawford
M. Williams
Menars
James FE. Davis
Walter Lewis
Harry Watkins
Elmer Jenking
Bicyclist Clashes With Pedestrian In Miln Avenue Incident
A young woman unnamed bystanders says she was struck by a reckless bicyclist on Miln avenue near Jackson street. She suffered severe bruises as police address a surge of amateur pace meets between Jackson and Washburn as authorities crack down on rider conduct.
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Seorcher
Miln Avenue
Jackson Street
Jackson
Washburn
Moran Faces Alder Hearing Over Throwing Stones
Mr. Owen Moran, a well known character of Patagonia, went before the alderman to answer for an incident involving throwing stones. The proceedings and potential consequences were outlined by local officials.
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Owen Moran
Patagonia
Arrest Warrant Issued Over Stone Throwing Dispute
Last night Moses issued a warrant for Miss Mary Griffiths of Christ Court on charges of stone throwing. Evidence showed a quarrel between Mrs. Griffiths sister and Moran’s mother led to a fight. stones were thrown injuring Mrs. Moran’s property. The case was settled with Mrs. Griffiths paying costs.
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Hetwe
Mra
Griffiths
Social and church notices mingle with community events
A long list of local goings on spans socials at Plymounth church and various parishes. Events include choir rehearsals at St Marks and Jackson Street Baptist, a talk by a delegate to an international council, construction contracts for St Marks, miners meetings, club runs by Electric City Wheelmen, and numerous family gatherings and acknowledgments of bereavement.
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Christian Endeavor Society
Plymounth Church
John Slants
Chestnut Street
German Presbyterian Church
Phillipe
Jackson Street
St. Mark’ Lutheran Church
Meg
H. A. Davis
Comeimarl Abeldase
Montas
First Congregational Church
Tr. Ternational Council
Reston
Af &T. Mark's Lutheran Church
Brink, Evans & Company
Hiawatha Council
Daughters of Pocahontas
Local Residents Take Short Trips and Visits
The Misses Phoeble and Carrie Shiffer of South Hyde Park avenue spend a few days at Alford. William John the shoeman spent yesterday in Wayne county. Miss Mary Cosgrove of North Matin avenue visits Hawley. Miss Hauie Shiffer visits relatives in Stroudsburg. Mr Levi Williams of South Main avenue is seriously ill with pleurisy. Mr and Mrs Ren Siveliv of North Bromley Avenue left for ten days in Athintle City. Miss Mattie Logan returned from Plymouth where she visited Miss Hazel Nicholiv. Mr David Perry of Carvington spent today.
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C. Logan
North Main Avenue
Byron Slate
Great Bend
James Evans
Hyde Park Avenue
Morea Thomas
Jackson Street
Ahree
Old Country
Ether Sander
Elim Street
Schuylkill County
Sarah Wright
Shenandoah
John McAndrew
Swetland Street
Franklyn Phillipe
Anna Chivies
Lake Tollewtd
Charles Sanker
Honesdhale
Evan L. Male
Cuba
Thomas Male
Luzerne Street
M. FB. Lande
West Locust Street
New York City
Albany
George Nichols
Virginia
Lac Fayette Street
P. J. Grady
Tenth and
Washburn Streets
Mamie Hurst
Tenth Street
Messia
John Larkin
Thomas Langan
Stroudsburg
Phoeble
Carrie Shiffer
Alford
William John
Wayne County
Mary Cosgrove
North Matin Avenue
Hawley
Hauie Shiffer
Levi Williams
South Main Avenue
Ren Siveliv
North Bromley Avenue
Athintle City
Misa Mattie Logan
Plymouth
Misa Hazel Nicholiv
David Perry
Carvington
Doctor J J Sullivan Wounded By Runaway Horse
In North Scranton yesterday morning Dr. J J Sullivan broke his right arm when a harnessed horse bolted after the doctor fed it oats he had just undid the bridle and began to feed it. He was thrown against a fence and the carriage was wrecked requiring a vacation and a new carriage.
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J. J. Sullivan
Man Arrested for Attempt to Sell brass at Mulley's Hardware
John Kerrigan of Charles Street was arrested after trying to sell a piece of brass found at Mulley's Hardware. Axe Mulley alerted Patrolman Saltry. Kerrigan was held while Constantine identified the item as mislaid brass from Leggett's Creek breaker. He was released after it was deemed no crime had occurred.
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John Kerrigan
Charles Street
Mulley
Axe William Mulley
Saltry
Kerrigan
Charles Constantine
Leggett's Creek
Consantine
Wee
Surprise party honors Miss Hattie Richards at School Street
Thursday evening a group of friends hosted a surprise party for Miss Hattie Richards at her home on School Street. Attendees included numerous Misses and Messrs such as Lizzie Leonard Margaret Edwards Kenn Edwards Gertrude Harris Edith Williams Rena Jones Howell Davis Mossie Osborn Richards Wil Robinson Edwin Beans Will Davis Joseph England Albert Thomas and others in a Pleasant evening gathering.
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Hattie Richards
School Street
Lizzie Leonard
Margaret Feidlwards
Kenn Edwards
Gertrude Harris
Margeret Jervis
Mary Whitmore
Annie Jones
Liewie Moser
Prachel Evans
Ids James Edith Williams
Rena Jones
Liege Davis
Margaret Jones
Ttnchel Phillips
Corsie Jenkins
Tre
Howell Davia
Mossie
Osborn Richards
Wil Robinson
Eewin Beans
Will Davis
Joseph England
Albert Thomas
Edmund Day
Bert Green
Charles Harris
George Nichol
John Lewis
William Lewis
Garfield Tavis
Thomas Carwardine
Harry Dimers
Donald Price
David Means
John Richards
Hugh Rodham
Tomnel Richards
John Jones
Joseph Metcalf
Scphabet Glee Club Heads to Crystal for Sunday Visit
The Scphabet Glee club of twenty five members under Willian M. Davis travels to Crystal to spend Sunday as guests of District Attorney Jones. Funeral services for Mrs Catherine Caruy were held yesterday. mass and burial followed at Hede Park with Rev John J O Paele officiating. East Market Street paving work now extends to Myilort Avenue.
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Scphabet Glee Club
Crystal
Mem Thers
Jones
Willian M. Davis
Catherine Caruy
Holy Howry Church
John J. O'Paele
Aude
Hede Park
Market Street
Myilort Avenue
Local Social Notes From Hawley and Nearby Towns
Joseph L Golden of Hawley visits relatives of Daniel Golden in Oak Fire t and Mrs John Gebling of Wine avyy nue hosts. Mrs Thomas Lewis of Plymouth guests on North Main Avenue. Miss Margaret Jervis of Wayne Avenue visits in Jermyn. Linzie Dougherty of Mytert Avenue returns after two weeks with friends in Towandu.
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Joseph TL. Golden
Hawley
Daniel Golden
John Gebling
Clank’s Green
Thomas Lewis
Plymouth
North Main Avennue
Margaret Jervis
Wayne Avenue
Jeff
Jermyn
Mire Linzie Dougherty
Mytert Avenue
Towandu
Minooka and Pitteren Brothers Set Match at Home Grounds
Readable notes say Minooka team and Pitteren Brothers will contest for honors on the home grounds tomorrow. Kathryn Jeffers and Mars Fagin enjourning at Lake Ariel. John Kearney begins erecting a new residence on Church slick. Greenwood colonies workers to be paid today.
Green Ridge Social Notes and Local Picks
Green Ridge residents share travels and visits including Misa Harriet Jackson returning from Paypack, Dwight and Clayton Beaord heading to New York state, Harthon Smith visiting at Lake Allol Manners' pharmacy, and The Misses May and Cora Snyder visiting Hive edale Midas Helen Tweed planning a two week stay in Philadelphia and Cape May. Mrs Frank Van Dyke departs Marton Street after a long journey. admonition to take prescriptions to Manners' Pharmacy. We consider our whisky and goods above par.
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Misa Harriet Jackson
Capone Avenue
Dwight
Clayton Beaord
Parker Street
New York State
Harthon Smith
Lake Allol Manners
Green Ridge
Misses May
Cora Snyder
Penn Avenue
Edale Midas Helen Tweed
Sanderson Avenue
Mhe
Philadelphia
Address orders to Sharkey in Cedar Avenue listing
The fragment notes an order directed to C. B. Sharkey at 1914 Cedar Ave with a phone number 6083, referencing travel to South Side central city and central Hyde Park.
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South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
C. B. Sharkey
Cedar Ave
Six Boys Charged With Malicious Mischief
Six juvenile defendants were arraigned before Alderman Lentes on a charge of malicious mischief. They admitted breaking a large plate window in a drug store owned by Mrs Powers. They were discharged upon promising to make good the damage.
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Lentes
Leni Kurta
Henry Sohail
James
Sue Mullen
Peter Burah
Scranton Athletic Club Excursion to Lake Ariel Today
The Scranton Athletic Club plans its annual excursion to Lake Ariel with William Connell Hose Company leading a large event. Bauer's band will provide music as workers and friends enjoy a holiday gathering. a carpenter fell from scaffolding on Pittston Avenue and Kim Street yesterday. Edward Steindel's funeral will be held from his Pear Street home tomorrow afternoon with interment at Pittston Avenue Cemetery.
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Scranton
Charlea AR
Connell
Mila
Hese
Bauer
Willl
Pittston Avenue
Kim Street
Edward Steindel
Pear Street
Pittston Avenue Cemetery
George Meckele
Mahe Street
Atlantic City
Stella Mosar
Birch Street
Moscow
Funeral of Mrs Grady and local street walk debate
The funeral for Mrs Michael Grady will be held this morning at from her Chestnut Street home. Mass will be celebrated at St Marys Church and interment at Mares cemetery. Rev Joseph Maison will preach at the Methodist Church tomorrow morning and evening. Community notices cover residents visiting relatives and a Dunmore borough ordinance requiring five foot sidewalks along West Drinker Street and Electric Avenue to Adams Avenue, sparking opposition and debate over enforcement and cost.
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Michael Grady
Tome
Chestnut Street
Mase
St. Mary's Church
Mares Cemetery
Joseph Maison
Methodist Episcopal Church
Clare
Steve
Trenton
N. J
J. M. Smith
Kim Street
Frank Bilekens
Chertinut Street
Crystal Dake
William Spettigue
North Blakely Street
Moneslate
Haitor
the Tribune
Bir
Dunmore
Webster Avenue
West Drinker Street
Electric Avenue
Adams Avenue
John Rink
Brink
Mr. Brink
Wes. Drinker
Hleotrle Avenue
Traction Company
Round Woods Tract Open for Sale of Lots
The Round Woods Tract offers lot purchases at the Tent on the tract or Watson Diehl Kemmerer Traders National Bank Building. A free souvenir of the tract is available on request by postal card. Souvenir distributed at Nortons Book Store Lewis Reilly Davies Phelps Drug Store Reisman News Stand Central City and Clark Bros Jenkins Drug Store Hyde Park.
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Round Woods
Watson, Diehl & Kemmerer
Traders National Bank
Norton’s Book Store
Lewis, Reilly & Davies
Phelps’ Drug Store
Reisman’s News Stand
Central City
Clark Bros.’ and Jenkins Drug Store
Hyde Park
Dunmore Taste Honor Noted in Public Benefit
A dated notice from Dunmore Pennsylvania dated August 17 1500 references Edward J Woodward and public benefit as a long standing honor. The fragmentary text implies a ceremonial or ceremonial like record of civic favor for the named individuals.
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Dunmore
Edward J. Woodward
Dunmore, Pau
Box Office Mixup Over Seat Posts and Refund Questions
A long box office line forms as a richly dressed woman with a poodle questions seat posts and exact locations. She debates price and seat validity while others express discontent and a box office clerk explains seat assignments and refund expectations.
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George W. Jenkins
Tor S Main Avenue
Miss Darling Entertaine
Globe Warehouse
Thomas Francis Meagher Club
Harl Gar Hall
J. O'Grady
Thomas Reddoe
North Garfield Avenue
Fler
Tric City Wheelmen
Scranton i+evere
Ball Park
Ower
Co-operative Hall
James Nordhiam
Ligerne Street
Flannery
Twentythird Street
Scranton Clee Club
BR. Price
South Decker's Court
George W. Zintel
Misa Chace le Martin
Tunkhannock
Excelsior Camping Club
David Williame
Evans’ Hall
Benjamin James
Columbias
Young Women’s Christian Association
Choral Society
Salvation Army Hall
Ensien
Lewis
Cleveland
Ensign
Adjutant Richards
South Manchester
Conn
Hostetter
North Scranton
Dr. Sullivan
Misa Hattie Richards
Miss Richards
South Scranton
William Connell Hose Company
Short News US
Bittenbenda
Wyoming Avenue
Chemnitz
Louis Hermsdorf
Toc
United States
Gse
Mother Hubbard
Empire
Round Woods Tract
The
Chicago Tribune
Dolar Seyte
Hitler
Toadle
Central Railroad OF
New Jersey
Ting
Mauch Chunk
Glen Onoko
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Maweh Chan Pao Pethy
Fido
Senate
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