Wedding Bells for Tolwiatina Couple in Grand Methodist Ceremony
A social event highlights a grand wedding in Rye New York where Tolwiatina residents Miss Mancaret Hilen Feller and PF Binghamtan wed at the Methodist Episcopal church. The couple will honeymoon in New York and sail for a European tour, with guests including Charlies M. dvcoha and others from North Wales PA and nearby areas. The ceremony featured a formal reception at the bride's father PF Mellor's home and a banquet catered by Hanley of the city TH eoophe Hote mt, marking a festive social milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatehanna
Hanley
Mt Anid
New York
Local residents and visitors listed in social notes
Personal items detail movements of many local residents and guests from Green Bridge and Atlan tic City to New Haven Wilmington and Lake Sheridan. Names include Mr Marie Jordan Mrs John Boo Mallee and Miss Estelle Harber with travel to Pan American exposition and five cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reedy
Eugene Curick
John Boo Mallee
Peter Sqoomaker
Jermyn
Wilmington
Del
W. & Millar
Sullivan County
TD OR
Vickes
Mt. Helly Springs
Maya
Tessie
Krona Crrex
North Main Avenue
Wells
Lake Sheridan
Abelimateet
Minor Feinberg
Mra
Hartman
Fannie
New York
OL Molamb
Loch Webster Avenue
W. Ko My Farlan
Tholgware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
RB Kern
Remubloan
W. D. Coston
Estelle Harber
Wyoming Avenue
Waverly
Dalton and
Clark
Powelbee Pe
T. B. Blanton
Agnes VM. Stanton
Washington, TD. C
M. F P. Stanton
Capone Avenue
Wohnen T. Walsh
Carbon Street
James J. Marien
Mineral Offert
Pan American
Niagara
Falla
Cleveland
Detroit
Nicholson Station
River House
Niverhowsee
Howard Davis
LL. Trowlson
Scranton
T. W. Winley
Benton
A. T. Walters
LL. Oster
Milwaukee
Wis
EF. T. Thompson
C. BK
Omfeld
Chicago
T. P Blevena
William V. A. Poe
J. Marseilles
Durant. Mise
W. J. Lyman
Sadie Campbell
Joseph R. Schwalb
Buffalo
A. Durten
E. Tt. Hirkhels
Orange
N. J
J. Davis
Pittston
Edward Smith
Wilkes-Parre
W. D. Evans
Byacune
Anita Yeaman
Madison
Seeley
Philladelphia
J. T. Crew
Noxen
Kant
Lancaster
Kerave EK. Morton
EB. Arkeey
Bimini
Mia
RR. Connell
M. Foreyth
Springville
J. Cochen
Wilkes-Barre
A. L. Collins
P. Jd. Langan
Beranton
M. S Behroeder
Jersey
Chry
Theoore Koenig
Jersey City
Joseph R. Schimalb
J. Koenig and Family
J.C. Arksey
Misses Merrills Private School to reopen September 9 1001
The Misses Merrill's Private School at 412 Jefferson Avenue will reopen Monday September 9 1001 for primary and intermediate pupils. Houses for sale rent or exchange advertised by Traders Real Estate Co at 125 Washington Ave with the phrase try the new clear Kleon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Merrill
Jefferson Avenue
Real Hetave Co
Washington Ave
Nicholson Deluge Delays Trains and Floods Homes
A severe rainstorm hit Nicholson Delaware County washing out Lackawanna tracks between Nicholson tunnel and Tunkhannock bridge. Bridges and buildings were carried away, farms flooded, cellars emptied, and trains rerouted via Erie and Delaware and Hudson lines causing widespread delays and emergency relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Delaware and Hudson and Erie
Binghamton
Nicholson
Lack- Aowanna
Scranton
Idewalke
Lowlanie
Delaware
Erie
Fenie
Favtersville
Delhiware and
Hudson
O'Clook
Factoryville
T. B. Clarke
E. M. Hine
Nicholson Tunnel
Niagara
Tunkhannock
Special Low Fares to Cleveland Via Lehigh Valley
Tickets on sale September 8 to 12 for travel to Cleveland Ohio via the Lehigh Valley Railroad. Consult Lehigh Valley ticket agents for details. Prompt delivery in hot weather helps. Order ice cream at Hanley's 420 Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Lehigh Valley Railroad
G. A. EB. National
Lehigh Valley Secket
Hanley's
Spruce Street
Liederkranz Excursion Planned to Lake La Gore
The Liederkranz club schedules an excursion to Lake La Gore on Monday August 24. Hanley’s ice cream remains a popular summer dessert option. The note lists 420 Spruce Street as an address reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liederkranz
Lake la Gore
Hanley's
Spruce Street
Local Money in Chicago Supports Illinois Telephone venture
The Illinois Telephone and Telegraph company raises funds chiefly from Chicago investors to challenge the Chicago Telephone monopoly. It plans ten miles of tunnels in the business district and the Stronger Automatic Telephone switchboard to provide secret direct service with five cent per call pricing, aiming for 15,000 downtown telephones by next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Telephone Company
Mimola Telephone and Telegraph Company
Fas
United States
White House
Executive Department
Washington
Berlin
Havana
Cuban
Chicago Daily Tribune
Illinois Telephone and Tele-graph Company
Equitable Trust Company
Russell
Wheeler
Iiinela Telephone and Telegraph Company
Conference With Recorder On City Assessment Method
The board of assessors will confer with Recorder Connell this week to decide how to value the coming year’s properties. Debate centers on classifying blocks as built up or suburban and whether to visit each property or assign districts for valuation. Connell favors a collective visit to ensure fair values and reduce appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
as#encore
Connell
Axecesore
Allegheny
Recorder Connell
Adames Challenges Frost Will Over Dowie Ties
Mrs. Henry W. Adams of Arizona plans to contest the will of Miss Josephine Frost of this city died in Chicago last month. The Chicago second will bequeaths all Frost possessions including a Spruce street double tenement to Zionism led by Dowie. Adams alleges undue influence by the Zionist leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Adame
Arizona
Josephine Frost
Chicago
Miss Frost
Adams
Finley
Dunmore Man Committed on Attempted Assault Charge
Walter Gillan of Dunmore was committed to county jail by Alderman Lentes in default of 800 bail on a charge of attempting to assault 16 year old Mary Melivert. The girl's parents Mr and Mrs Mehnert filed the complaint, alleging Gillan employed her as a domestic and the incident occurred weeks ago while his wife was away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gillan
Dunmore
Alderman Lentes
Mary Melivert
Gillan
Mehnert
S P C AWS Yearly Report Issued In Booklet Form
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has released a neat booklet with the annual meeting report and a summary of Agent FE H Kray’s year. It lists officers and patrons and will aid those active in the group’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
FE. H. Kray
Local Newsroom Ball Club Plans to Challenge Wilkes Barre
Local newspapermen organize a baseball team and aim to meet the Wilkes-Barre scribes either next Saturday or the following week. Practice last Friday drew few players, so the session was postponed at the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre Scribes
Down-The-Valley
City and School Taxes 1901 Delinquent Payment Schedule
City and school tax duplicates for 1901 are in my hands for collection. A 3 percent penalty starts Sept 1, 191 and an additional 1 percent each month until paid. Unpaid taxes after November 1 will be placed on the delinquent list as provided by law. E. J. Robinson, City Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Robinson
Scranton College of Music Announces Private Season
Scranton College of Music at 420 Spruce Street lists Haydn Evans as director with branches in Fiano Organ voice and elocution. Private season only with lessons, rates for September first week. college open for pupils Tuesdays and Fridays. Also mentions Hanley’s Pure Ice Cream at 424 Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spruce Street
Haydn Evans
Fiano
J. J. Mazor
Viella
Nellie Hallister
Pauline Hall
Fifteenth Week Opens in Educational Contest
The Fifteenth Week of the Educational Contest begins this morning. No changes in standings during the week. Emery remains the only entrant in Table No. 2 to file returns by Saturday. Miss Pedrick posted the largest total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Pedrick
David
Wimmers
Garfield Anderson
Misa Grifffin
Mise Meredith
If This Was the Last Day, These Would Win
The fragment notes Meyer Lewis and Scranton as potential winners, implying a hypothetical final day contest or vote with named individuals and a local setting.
Contests See Pedrick Lead As Week Nears End
Milas Pedrick scored the most points on Saturday and nears seventh place, closing the gap on Miss Meredith. Garfield Anderson extended his lead over Miles by 45 points, eyeing fourth as the group tightens with 57 points separating top and fourth. Nine contestants are listed with Week Fifteen underway and near final weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milas Pedrick
Miss Pedrick
Miss Meredith
Garfield Anderson
Wo Ooff
Willian Miles
Miles
Medical Books and Surgical Instruments Seized at Private Sale
Belonging to the late Dr. Blanchard, medical books and surgical instruments are offered at private sale. Enquiries directed to A. W. Dickson, administrator, or F. K. Tracy, attorney, Commonwealth Building, Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Blanchard
Esale
A. W. Dickson
F. K. Tracy
Commonwealth Building
Scranton
Keep Posted Aout Home Affairs Grand Opening Promoted
The Tribune announces a summer mail subscription at 12 cents weekly with flexible address changes. Complaints directed to The Tribune office. The Oriental Tea Palace at 321 N Main Ave invites readers to its grand opening tomorrow with a free Japanese teapot giveaway and Pocono Cigars advertised by Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Oriental Tea Palace
N. Main Avenue
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Second Grammar A Exams Held August Twenty Eighth
Notice states a second examination for Grammar A pupils with 65 percent average or more will be held at the High school on August 28 in the morning. Grammar A certificates for the High school will be issued on August S81 at the office of George Howell superintendent.
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Aig
Vigilance Committee
David J. Davis
EK Db. Fellows
Grammar A
A. m. Grammar
George Howell
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Baby Bazaar
Lackawanna Business College
Guernsey
the People's Bank
Feoman
Loelsedle
Deh
Alent
Mamawnesin
Marie Jordan
Green Bedge
Atlantic City
Traven
Kleon
Binte
Oak Streets
Packer
Connell Morgan
Ritkeslee
Fredenberg
Stephens
Dr. Kelly
Nive House
Oak Street
Farturyville
Foster
Rine
Hixson
Tehigh Valley
Woesburg
Towanda
In Foster
Foster Creamery
Harmon Smith
Scranton’s Piano School
Lata Ingue
J. Alfred Pennington
E. G
Coursen
Illinois Telephone and Telegraph Company
C. D. Simpson
H. H. Brady, Jr
Edwin W. Gearhart
J. B. Russell
Wilkes- Barre
A. G. Wheeler
J.B. Ruseeell
TL Simpson
Cleo
B. Eddy
S. P. C. Aws Yearly Report
Scranton College of Music
Meyer Lewis
Wilhelmina Griffin
Providence
Henry Schwenker
South Scranton
William Miles
Hye Park
Carbondale
Ray Buckingham
Emhurst
Norma Meredith
Hyde Park
Vida Pedrick
Clark's Summit
August Brunner, Jr
Frank Kemmerer
David CO. Emery
Arthur cC. Griffis
Montrose
W. H. Harris
Miss Minnie Wallis
E. J. Sheridan
Haw
Jennie Ward
Olyphant
Robert Campbell
Green Ridge
Ston Bisarsalnig
T. Aniforsenm
Miss Coriffin
Mia Pedrick
Lewis Bee
R. Buckinehon
King Miller
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Cramer Wells Co
Wyoming Ave
Title Guaranty and Trust Ce
PENNA
L. A. Watres
A. BH. McClintock
T A. Knapp
V.prea
Ralph Hull
Correspondence Schools
Scranton, PA
T. J. Foster
Elmer H. Lawal
Treas
R. J. Foster
Stanley P. Alien
Nice
Tipe
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