Ed Sales Stars In Carbondale Baseball Victory
Eddie Sales shined at third base as Carbondale defeated Hazleton at Anthracite park. Danny Shields and Jack Luby also starred with strong defense and pitching. Patchen and Wetzel contributed key hits while Corey and Graham figures provided crucial plays. A lengthy recount notes Humble play, later reception, and newlyweds starting housekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthracite Park
Eddie Sales
Edwynne
Eddie
Quay County
Danny Shields
Cotch” Staltz
Jack Luby
McVey
Hazleton
Corch
Graham
Shields
Coreh
Danny Shicks
Patchen
Cocch
Danny
Danniell
Bul
Sinah McQuade
Bill
Sineh
Weetlake
Edils Sales
West
Angrie Moran
Mr. Pulke
Patch
Childs
Mareey
Wetzel
Balla
Stake
Chitis
Gore
Hazbeton
Napoleon
Jonlan
Carbondale
MURR
Shlebls
Maccey
McQuade
Weatlake
Q Wetzel
Gee
Lludy
Moran
Moschreseeves
Moore
Keener
Tore
Mt TE OS Carbondale
Salon
Massey
Balla Keener
Luby
Balle
Corcoran
Mary Doyle Weds John Flynn at St Rose Church
Mary Doyle of Farview street and John Flynn of Scranton were married at St Rose Church on a Wednesday afternoon. The ceremony was conducted by Rev John Loughran MI. Mary McGurl of Farview street served as bridesmaid with Michael Rogan participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Doyle
John Flynn
St. Rose Church
John Doyle
ofFarview Street
Mary Flynn
Scranton
John Loughran
Mary McGurl
Farview Street
Michael Rogan
Hood's Sarsaparilla headline claims widespread cures
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the leading remedy, noting thousands cured from disease and despair. It asserts the product has the largest sales and a vast laboratory, urging readers to try the medicine for its credited benefits.
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Hood
Brooklyn Street Sewer Nuisance Sparks Legal Action
Residents of Brooklyn Street plan to sue the city over a sewer nuisance described as unbearable and health menacing. Attorney Ira H. Burns of Scranton says the clients have a strong damages case after a thorough survey. The Lotus Literary and Social club hosted an informal gathering in the Opera House block with dancing and many young attendees.
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Brooklyn Street
Ira H. Burns
Scranton
Burns
Lotus Literary and Soceial Club
Opera House
Local Notes Highlight Scranton Visitors and Events
L. R. Tracey of New York and W. Williams of Scranton were in the city yesterday. Several local residents formed a new branch of a Pennsylvania company. Parochial residence grounds improved by Connor & Son. Agnes Shepherd hosted a reception at her sister’s home. A flagman, T. B Ryan, injured a hand while coupling cars. Emma Burke died of cholera infantum. funeral in St Rose cemetery. Frank Hollenback bought land near Herrick Center. Miss Edith Courtright returned from Scranton visit. Horsepower mishap at a gravity car head end. J. W. Abraham to speak at Baptist Tabernacle on Persia with stereopticon views. Armour & Co. delivery team ran away but caused no harm. Infant of Frank Pudjack buried in St Rose cemetery. Coogan family camping at Elk Lake returned home. Mrs. Clark Wrenx visiting Scranton. Mr. and Mrs. Crane entertained friends for Miss Leona Kimball. Emma Filson visiting from Corning. J. W. Dimock family enjoying Wayne County trip. Funeral of Michael Kruper held at St Rose cemetery. Lt. Edgar Jadwin of the U.S. Army in the city with his father. Abe Sahm improving.
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L. R. Tracey
New York
W. Williams
Scranton
HT. Reagdon
Lamar Vista Ald Agsoviathon
Pennesylvania
L. B. Smith
Moore Crago
Connor & Son
A. Ss. Baker
Crystal Lake
Agnes Shepherd
Sanderson Irving
Ninth Avenue
T. B Ryan
Erie
Emma Burke
Lawrence Burke
Pike Street
Er Westerday
M. BE. McDonald
Yesterna Des Ancient Order Foresters of America Lodge
Plymouth
Farview
Edith Courtright
Annie McTiee
Carbondale
Owen Timmons
J. W. Abraham
Baptist Tabernacle
Persia
Armour & Co
Delaware and Hudson
Dundaff Street
Frank Pudjack
Canaan Street
St. Rose Cemetery
R. F. Mason
Charles Orchard
Canada
Jean O'Connell
P. C. O'Connor
Atlantic City
Patrick McDonald le
Honesdale
Patrick Powderly
Washington Street
James Farrell
Wyoming Street
John C. Swindithurst
Maplewood Cemetery
Tiree
Coogan
Elk Lake
George Burrell
Samuel Mille
Asbury Park
Clark Wrenx
Elmira
A. A. Hall
Misa Leona Kimball
Hawley
T. KE. Crane
Terrace Street
Emma Filson
Corning
N. Y
J.J. Rebeluth
J. W. Dimock Ia
Wayne County
Michael Kruper
Edgar Jadwin
United States
Maple City Wheelmen plan Sept and prizes to follow
A meeting of the trace meet managers decided to hold a meet here on Sept 19 with events and prizes to be announced later. Entry info can be obtained from committee members John Samuel Brown John T Brady Emmanuel Freeman Paul W Ganiner Fred Dittrich and Samuel J Katz. Miss Emma Kennedy of Clinton N Y returns home today after visiting Miss Vinnie Rose.
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Trace
Maple City Wheelmen
John Samuel Brown
John T. Brady
Emmanuel Freeman
Paul W. Ganiner
Fred Dittrich
Samuel J. Katz
Emma Kennedy
Clinton
N. Y
Vinnie Rose
H. B. Snyder
Rondout
Canal Department
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Amity Social Club
Hartung
Doetsch
Dorin
A. M. Leine
Katz
Freeman
A. M. Dorin
Maple City wheelmen race meet backed by local figures
A cyclist impressed a large audience near the park yesterday afternoon by performing on the courthouse steps. J Sam Brown pushes various ventures, notably promoting the Maple City wheelmen's race meet, promising its great success. Conrad Schroeder secured the contract to repair Grace Church eastern vestibule.
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Court House
J. Sam Brown
Maple City
Conrad Schroeder
Grace Church
Old Folks Concert Praised Leader and Performers
The Old Folks Concert at the Methodist church last Tuesday evening was a grand success. Professor J Hayden Cousina trained fifty women free of charge, earning abundant praise as leader. Mrs J B Sickler won the prize with honorable mention to Mrs W J McCormic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. Hayden Cousina
W. W. Watkine
Jennie Frear
Mattie Pickering
W. J. McCormic
J. B. Sickler
J. ¢. Crarig
Tucker
Ashley
Sadley Matthews
Olyphant
Henry Chapman
James Dikeman
Bert
New Jersey
Barber
Lenoxville
Edgar
Albert Frisbee
Providence
Albert Chapman
Nanticoke
William Weam
Bell Place
Hugh Coppin
James
Nunticoke
George Cool
Susquehanna
J. W. Beck
Anna Coates
Jermyn
Edith Moon
Carbondale
John Guesadale
Local Items From Town And Nearby Areas
A fire destroyed Decker’s thrashing outfit and crops with possible cause from the steam thrasher. Residents report no insurance on losses. A group of young ladies from this area enjoyed a Lakeside camping trip at Lake Winola and have returned home. A lawn social hosted by the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union is planned for Friday evening on the lawns of E. S. Hinds and S. S. Beaman. Ashley & Shaw announce readiness to begin work on a new silk mill. bonds and plans prepared awaiting public summons to start. Miss Livazie Graham returns from Allentown and Lehighton after a month away. Charles McMillan and family at the seashore. Carrie McKay and Mamie Brader of Plains visit Mrs. Newlin on Main Street. Miss M. H. Connolly leaves for Jersey City. Langcliffe colliery workers to be paid today. The Greener sisters of Scranton are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Newton Hoskins. A. Swarts of Scranton visits Robert Campbell. Miss Edith Birch of Wilkes-Barre and Miss Anna Birch of Scranton are guests of Miss Kate Campbell. Mrs. Edward Laird and Miss Minnie Leonard plan weeks at Lake Poyntelle. Miss Kate McHugh of Dunmore visits Miss Josephine Dempsey. Rev J. R. Wagner and wife return from the Wyoming campground. M. J. Mackin of Taylor wins the gold prize at St Mary’s church festival. A large turnout from town attends the Methodist Episcopal excursion to Lake Carey.
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Decker
Welasay
Wellington Taylor
Peckville
Lake Winoola
Hinds
Beamans
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Friends of Temperance
Ashley & Shaw
Livazie Graham
Allentown
Lehighton
Charles McMillan
Carrie McKay
Mamie Brader
Plains
Anna Birch
Scranton
Kate Campbell
Edward Laird
Minuie Leonard
Lake Poyntelle
Kate McHugh
Dunmore
Josephine Dempsey
J. R. Wagner
Whfe
Wyoming Camp Ground
M. J. Mackin
Taylor
St. Mary's Church
Lake Carey
Montrose Beats Tunkhannock 19 to 17 in Ball Game
Local notes show visitors in town including Louise Warner and Harry Hancock from Lestershire and Scranton respectively. Montrose defeated Tunkhannock 19 to 17. Mayor Green of Binghamton toured town, and several residents returned from visits to Lake Ariel and New York. Court adjourned due to encampment amid casual chatter about farming and market distance.
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Louise Warner
Ocean Beach
Harry Hancock
Lestershire
Montrose
Tunkhannock
Tracy Sweet
Scranton
Mulford
Mayor Green
Binghamton
Local Notices Update From Berwick and Surrounding Towns
Miss Lettie Schneur returned home to Berwick after two months with her brother Johnson Schneur. John Wedge visits his parents at Walton New York. Miss Mitchell of Scranton spends days with sister Mrs Eli Conners. Johnson Schneur family visiting Berwick. Mrs Taylor and two daughters Maudee were callers this week. Mr and Mrs Mitton Hoodmocker and two children visited Mr and Mrs Stephen Cairns. Mr and Mrs Charles Cook attended a wedding in Nanticoke. Miss Fannie Connera of Green Ridge visiting town. George Taylor home from fishing trip at Longmuir. Edward Callaway of Archbald visited town Tuesday. Harry Griggs visiting his parents.
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Lettie Schneur
Johnson Schneur
Berwick
John Wedge
Walton
N. Y
Miss Mitchell
Scranton
Eli Conners
Taylor
Maudee
Mitton Hoodmocker
Stephen Cairns
Charles Cook
Mr. Cook
Nanticoke
Fannie Connera
Green Ridge
George Taylor
Ron
Longmu
Edward Callaway
Archbald
Harry Griggs
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by a new remedy. It relieves pain in the bladder, kidneys, back, and urinary passages for men and women, quickly easing retention of water. Sold by C. M. Harris, Druggist, 125 Penn Avenue, Scranton, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Harris
Penn Avenue
Scranton
Kaufmans Visit Eley and Dierks Buckrodd Wedding
Mr and Mrs Charles Kaufman of Stroudsburg visit Mr and Mrs Thomas Eley on Lincoln street. Henry Dierks and Miss Elizabeth Buckrodd wed at the bride’s parents home in Dickson with Rev Welscopf officiating. A large reception followed. William Craig of Scranton called in town Wednesday. Fred Bailey, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Bailey of Albert street, slowly recovers from illness. Albert Cleave of Main street made a business trip to Mudtown yesterday.
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Charles Kaufman
Stroudsburg
Thomas Eley
Lincoln Street
Henry Dierks
Elizabeth Buckrodd
Dickson
Welscopf
William Craig
Scranton
Fred Bailey
Frank Bailey
Albert Street
Albert Cleave
Main Street
Mudtown
Magnetic cure promises by Dr Smith and staff
A plea for magnetism as a cure all by Dr Smith and staff, claiming cures for ovarian tumors, epilepsy, hysteria, female weakness, constipation, and more. Advertises free consults except Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, at 60 Linden Street near the courthouse.
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Linden Street
Court House
Parish readers picnic plans described for Aug 29
Misa Sue Pyle will visit sister in Rufviaton Pennsylvania and join a Methodist Episcopal Sunday school picnic in a Russian park next Thursday August 29. Etta Bortree left for Denver Colorado. Jennie Florence Cannon Augusta Miller stay at Salem campground. Koslar Dunistone Walter Edward Van Brunt fishing at Land pond this week. Mrs Crawford hosted guest of Mrs J M Noack last week. J F Sayre and wife attended the Seven County reunion Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Maynard of Scranton visited I C Depew Sr Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Sue Pyle
Rufviaton
Etta Bortree
Denver
Cole
Jennie
Florence Cannon
Augusta Miller
Salem Camp Ground
Koslar Dunistone
Walter
Edward van Brunt
A Land
Crawford
J.M. Noack
J. F. Sayre
Mrs. Maynard
Scranton
I. C. Depew
Local reunion draws hundreds from seven counties
Mrs. Mary Correll and Mrs. Grace Jones of Dunmore visit Mr. and Mrs. IM Townsend and Mrs. M I Beamana for a few days. About 260 from the area attended the seven county reunion at Montrose on Wednesday. Mrs. Sarah Rice circle was largely represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Correll
Grace Jones
Dunmore
IM. V. Townsend
M. I. Beamana
Montrose
Sarah Rice Circle
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Hymen’s
J. Scott Inglis
Brooklyn
Lotus Club
Washington
Patriotic Order Sons of America
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Moosic
Scranton Young Men's Christian Association
Martin Loftus
Lika
Carrie Hutchings
William McMilon
Avoca
W. F. Waterman's
Tra Drake
Newton Center
Samuel Boam
Charles Robertson
Walter Hindn
Frank Lane
Powder Mill Lane
Mise Olive Pearl
Malin Street
Rev
G. N. Makely
Mr. Townly
Gentleman Acres
Chicago Medical
Surdical Institute
Dr. Reeves
Spruce St
Scranton, Pa
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Winton
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Wyoming Ave
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Stultz & Bauer
Moscow
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Empire Dry Goods CO
Eae Kross
Eros
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Goldmants Cut Price Store
Otherby Co
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