Social visits and person notices around Scranton area
A sequence of brief social notices lists Mrs. Mama Palmer visiting Atlantic City, Mrs. M. L. Smith in Montrose, Mrs. J. H. Hopkins visiting her father in Waverly, and several others visiting friends in Lake Winola Scranton and nearby towns. Notables include contractor John Snaith in city and Rev. Samuel Marquis to marry May Spyder in Warren Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mama Palmer
Green Ridge
Atlantic City
M. L. Smith
Hallstead Place
Montrose
J. H. Hopkins
Waverly
Lillian Weed
Adams Avenue
Lake Winola
Nias Riley
Mill Creek
Nellie Richards
Second Street
Auntie Reese
Plymouth
William Street
Providence
Anna Clark
Alice Maloney
Pittston
Scranton
Kate Gallaghy
Carbondale
Marie Kelly
Lackawanna Avenue
Mre
Mia
James Fitch
Mulberry Street
Saratoga
Frank McCawley
Third Street
New York
Hudson
John Snaith
New York City
Court House
Amanda Missa
Balamanca
Niagara Falls
John Williams
John Short
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Car Counting Office
Chauncey H. Derby
Plymouth Tribune
Richard TE
Frothingham
Samuel 8. Marquis
St. Luke’s Church
Miay Spyder
Warren
Ohio
The New Hoss and Hoss at Frothingham Theatre Friday
On Friday the Frothingham theatre presents The New Hoss and Hoss with Jacques Kinger Carrie Keeney Harry Crandall Charlie Aldrich Hugh Ward Clar ios Palmer and others. The farce promises a lively show with music and specialties as a highlight.
West Side News: Draw on Gammon's Hill and Local Obituaries
The report notes a draw on Gammon's Hill between Sims Davis and John Coyne. It also covers services at Simpson M. E. Church for Mrs. Samuel Davis and Miss Elna Utter, with interments at Washburn Street cemetery and Hyde Park Catholic cemetery respectively. It includes funeral attendees, pallbearers, and remarks from local pastors. The piece ends with a civic note on Republican clubs and West Side political sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gammon's Hill
Sims Davis
John Coyne
Simpson M. E. Church
Samuel Davis
North Hyde Park Avenues
T. J. Collins
Scranton Street Baptist Church
Lewis Moras
H. D. Jones
Washburn Street
P. G., Morgan
O. P. Swazey
George Hutchinson
Charles McGowan
Charles Corless
C. Jones
Elna Utter
Orlando Utter
Brown’s Court
John Quinnan
Price Street
St Patrick's Church
Father Whelan
Hyde Park Catholic
Local Social and Sporting News Roundup
E E Moore returns from Berwick due to a relative’s illness while Stella Green of Archbald Street is back from a New York Boston trip. The Lightning Stars beat the Electric Stars 11 to 0 on Gammon’s hill and plan a repeat meeting with State of the West Side at 10 AM Saturday. A pigeon shoot on Gammon’s hill tied at thirteen birds apiece in a $100 side match between Bim Davin and John Coyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Moore
Berwick
Stella Green
Archbald Street
New York
Boston
Kathryne Nolan
Wilkes-Barre
Marie Peill
Michael Lillie
Gertie Welsenfine
Chestnut Street
Monroe County
Jnna Cusick
Syracuse
N. Y
Chicago Art Co
Penn Avenue
West Side
Simpson Methodist Neem
Ll. C. Floyd
D. D
Gammon'a Hill
Bim Davin
Eynon Street
John Coyne
Minooka
Furly
Paiae
New West Side Republican League Opens Headquarters
The West Side Republican league opened its new headquarters with a large crowd and speeches. Dr W A Paine chaired the meeting with remarks from Joseph D Lewis attorney Fred W Fleitz and J R Farr praising the organization and Republican ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican League of the
West Side
W. A. Paine
League
Columbian Quartette
Joseph D. Lewis
Fred. W. Fleitz
Jobo RK. Farr
Republicana
New Steamer Tested by Neptune Engine Company
The Neptune Engine company tested a new steamer yesterday on Washington avenue showing strong water output and rapid suction. Chief Engineer Ferber supervised the trial with witnesses from Wilkes-Barre fire committees and local officials. After the demo the engine was housed and a banquet followed at P J Hickey’s hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neptune Engine Company
Washington Avenue
Spruce Street
Court House Square
Ferber
Adama Avenue
Court House
Robinson
Cedar Avenue
Feber
Thovs
Barney Bosch
Seneca Falla Manufacturing Company
R. W. Williams
Wilkes-Barre
George A. St. John
William Willmaurer
Mechanic Steamer Company
Wade M. Fion
Charles H. Sobadt
P. J. Hickey
Morris V. Morris
The
Neptune Company
Harvey R. Long
P. T. Kilmartin
Charles Riker
Crystals
Wilkes-Barre Actor Shines in Richard III at Frothingham
Owen D. Jones of Wilkes-Barre scored a modest success last night as Richard III at the Frothingham. The performance showed careful study of Gloucester’s instincts and promising craft for future, while strong support from Miss Lewis, Miss Fairbrother, Joseph Ransome, Mr. Richards, and Mr. Douglass helped shape the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard III
Duke of
Gloucester
Mr. Jones
Miss Lewis
Miss Fairbrother
Joseph Ransome
Mr. Richards
Mr. Douglass
Another Meeting of Commissioners In Twelfth Ward Contest
A hearing in the Twelfth ward contested election case was held in the main courtroom where eighteen voters named in the additional bill fled Monday. Commissioners W. G. Thomas and W. W. Baylor presided with John F. Murphy for the contestants and D. W. Connolly for the respondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth Ward
Court House
W. G. Thomas
W. W. Baylor
John F. Murphy
D. W. Connolly
Child Dies After Clothing Catches Fire From Matches
A four year old boy of Bernard Keener of Bunker Hill died yesterday morning from burns after playing with matches. His mother Mrs Keener was badly burned attempting to save him. The report also mentions plans for a Scranton business directory edition by Tan Tunnel and tax notices for 184 years, with city treasurer R. G. Brown announcing collection hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Keener
Bunker Hill
Gautschi & Sons Organ Makers at 1080 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia firm Gautschi and Sons offers high quality organs with up to date tunes and careful repairs. Old boxes are restored and improved with new music while priced at ten dollars for specialty work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gautschi & Sons, Manufacturers
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Reopening of Cadar Avenue Methodist church
Notes of South Side describe the Easter weekend reopening of the Cadar Avenue Methodist Episcopal church with a 2 PM Sunday dedication. William Connell will preside as a large program of organ, hymns, solos, and scholarly addresses marks the ceremony, highlighting three years of growth and anticipated significance for the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
William Connell
John Davey
D. C. Richards
S. T. Jones
the Church
G. F. Reynolds
W. H. Peck
D M. Davie
L. Lloyd
Emma Koch Weds George Richter in Birch Street Parlor
Miss Emma Koch of 319 Birch Street marries George Richter of Dunmore in a front parlor ceremony at the bride’s home officiated by Rev. F. P. Zigleman. Attendants include Lena Koch and Dora Rontchler. guests from Dunmore and nearby areas attended the reception with Mozart's band serenading the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Koch
Birch Street
George
Richter
Dunmore
William Kocb
St Preacott Avenue
F. P. Zigleman
Mifflin Avenues
German Lutheran Church
Lena Kooh
Dora Rontchler
Richard Pontick
Chauncey Smith
Petersburg
Ecru Linsdowne
Mozart
Mra
Ida Rienter
Ida Royanolde
Oliver
Otto Bart
Minnie Boras
William Koch
George Rorick
Ryder
Wetzel
George Wert
Kuiper
Minnie Rentohler
Mary Rosar
Charles Rosar
South Side
Katia McLean
Minooka
Schoup
Green Ridge
Stock Clearance at Chicago Art Co. on Penn Avenue
The Chicago Art Co. on 127 Penn avenue announces a sale clearing out fine etchings. C.T. Boland of Pittston avenue left for New York. Elisabeth Fisher, 9, of River street, funeral tomorrow at 2 from St Marys German Catholic church with interment in No 5 cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Art Co
Penn Avenue
Jacob Mantz
Fred Erhardt
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Erie
Elisabeth Fisher
River Street
St. Mary's German Catholic Church
Intermont
No. 5
Fisherty, Boland and Sartor
Patrick Ruane
Cedar Avenue
Ladies Aid Society
Cedar Avenue Methodist Church
It Is Well With My Soul Funeral Amid Floral Splendor
A large funeral procession for the deceased featured a grand casket of ogaveus revolute leaves titled Gate Ajar from relatives. Rev. M D Fuller and Rev. G W Watkins led the first carriage with flower bearers from the Methodist Episcopal church. Out-of-town attendees included Mrs Ruth Widoer and James Griffin of Canada and Miss Lizzia Stilwell of New Jersey. Interment followed at Danmore cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M .D. Fuller
G. W. Watkins
William Linney
Jonathan Broadbeat
Methodist Episcopal Church
Counciman Wade Finn
Jobo Hawkes
Nathan Thompson
Monroe Brown
Fredericka
Moss Morey
George Stansbury
J. Kenricks
Mra
Ruth Widoer
James Griffin
Canada
Thomas Orchard
Carsbondale
Lizzia Stilwell
New Jersey
Danmore Cemetery
Wandering Pittston Woman Rounded Up at Binghamton Depot
Mary Gaher, a slightly demented resident of Pittston, wandered from home Saturday and aroused alarm among her children. Officer Heath found her at the Binghamton depot Monday, about to board an Erie train west, and took her into custody. By Tuesday she was placed on a train back to Pittston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Join Heath
Mary Gaher
Binghamton
Asabe
Erie
Heath
Mead
Pittston
Sbe
Wills Admitted to Probate in Scranton and Dudley
The will of Samuel Dolph of Scranton was admitted to probate yesterday by Register of Wills Kovhler and letters testamentary granted to widow Mindwell Dolph. The will of John Loftus of Dudtor e was admitted to probate with letters testamentary granted to Loftus and Patrick Winn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Dolph
Scranton
Kovhler
Mindwell Dolph
Decenied
John Loftus
Dudtore
Loftus
Patrick Winn
Novelty Summer Coat For Tennis Wear
A Nobby long cut double breasted blue and black serge coat is highlighted as the proper summer novelty in tennis apparel.
Funeral of Miss Adelina Griffin
The funeral for Miss Adelina Griffin was held yesterday afternoon from her residence at 1928 Providence Road. A large assembly attended the choral service conducted by Rev. M. D. Fuller and Rev. G. W. Watkins with choirs from Providence Methodist Episcopal Church and North Main Avenue Baptist Church. The service included scripture reading, hymns, prayer, and addresses by the clergymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelina Griffin
Providence Road
Assembly of Friends
M. D. Fuller
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
G. W. Watkins
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
M. D Fuller
Jesus
Pratts Book Store In Stock Full Line Of Supplies
Pratts Book Store advertises a complete line of blank books stationery and office supplies in stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratts Book Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stelle
Seeley
Wyoming Ave
ARE
Snow
Weston Mill Co
H. B. Ware
George Thatcher
Minatrala
Minstrels
Gotham
Harry Emmet
Academy of Music
Metropolis
Feld
Thatcher
Pillsnory
J. Grewer
Bucklen
Arnica
Matthews Bros
Wss
Hood
News OF
North Hyde Park Avenue
United States
New Republican Club
John R. Jones
J. Elliott Ross
A J. Colborn
Little West Side News Notes
Wild Rose Cottage
Haupt
Kind
Wallace Moser
Lou Jones
Alice
Margaret Evana
Theranton
Jennie Canan
Moscow
May Powell
North In
West Side League Rooms
Moir
Republican Party
W. Gaylord Thomas
Lackawanna County
John H. Fellows
Richard II
Pcranton
Ton Trmvnn
R. G. Brooxa
City Treasuren Municipal
Cedar Avenue Church
George C. Richter
Elizabeth Fisher
C.T. Boland
Pittston Avenue
D. L. Renniman
Coder Avenue
Hollisterville
Pitteton
Binghamton Depot
Wills
China Hall
Martin & Delany's
Wyoming Avenue
Lacka. Ave
Shimberg
Weichel & Millar
Freeman's New
ELRY
Freeman's
Miss Griffin
Sovenone
Lackawanna Ave
Japan
C. Ditchburn
Florey & Holt YM. Cc
Wm. Rogers
Rexford Jewelry Co
City
Aylesworth's
Wyoming
Maloney Oil and Manufacture Co. Oils, Nase
151 Meridian ST
Yeab Previne
Es Popes
Ty Waterooms
Columbus Monument
Washington Av
Scranten,Pa
WN. A. Hulbert
City Music Store
Steinwayt & Son
Decker Brothers
Branich & Back
WALL4
HAUEK
Ios
Anasthene
DRS
Henwood & Wardell
Teeb Eine
A. W. Jurisch
Spruce Street Bicycles and Sporting GooDs
Plover, Gendron, Fei Lovell
Diamo Mae
Saari
Hakltmann
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