Local notices and social courtesies from Carbondale friends
Brief items list arrivals departures visits and social calls in Carbondale and surrounding towns. Names include James Purcell of New Orleans visiting Mrs Ann Purcell, Mika Rose Finnerty visiting Providence friends, and Misses Mame and Clara Grier guests of the Hoppings. Also noted are Dr H C Wheeler assisting in an operation and various travels of residents to Elk Lake Jersey City Scranton and Towerdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins
James Purcell
New Orleans
Ann Purcell
Mika Rose Finnerty
Terrace Street
Providence
Miewes Margaret and
Hannah Killoon
Patrick Boland
Archbald
Elk Lake
Charles Held
Scranton
G. Harold Porter
Jersey City
City
New York
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Mame
Clara Grier
Dickson City
Higsings
South Side
Carnival at Crystal Lake Brightens Summer Beginning
The Crystal Lake boat carnival Saturday night drew many Cabondate visitors. Fern Hall guests organized the first event of the season. The naptha launch Nellie May towed about fifty row boats around the lake. Boats were festively decorated with Japanese lanterns. Wilson and Munt performed guitar and mandolin selections. Prizes for decoration went to John J. Simpson and Frank Hubbard. Credit for the idea and effort goes to A. S. Tinker and H. W. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Lake
Fern Hall
Nellie May
Wilson and Munt
John J. Simpson
Frank Hubbard
Mesers
Tinker
H. W. Williams
Small G A R encampment attendance at Buffalo limited
A limited Grand Army of the Republic encampment trip to Buffalo due to unfavorable railroad rates. A small delegation will go, including W. B. Chase Ezra Tuttle William Bingham James Lynady William Blake and Jowl Gould. Mr Chase served in the Fourth Wisconsin Cavalry enlisting at fourteen. He hopes to meet comrades not seen since the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Buffalo
W. B. Chase
Ezra Tuttle
William Bingham
James Lynady
Willian Blake
Jowl Gould
Mr. Chase
Fourth Wisconsin Cavalry
Radee
Wagon Plunges After Collision Near Belmont Street
George Grady was thrown from his wagon on Saturday evening near the Ontario and Western crossing on Belmont street. The buggy top was broken and he sustained bad bruises as the horse carriage toppled down a steep swampy bank in a poorly protected roadside area. The dangerous locality in that township lacks roadside protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grady
Belmont Street
Ontario and Western Crossing
Miner Severely Wounded by Pick in Wilson Creek Mine
John Fallon, employed at the Wilson creek mine, sustained a serious hand wound when a miner behind him swung a pick and severed an artery while removing coal into a car. He was moved to Dr. J. A. Kelly’s office for treatment and will be unable to work for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fallon
Wilson Creek
J. A. Kelly
Arrest warrant issued for John Kelly of South Side
A warrant was sworn by Officer William Bradley of Carbon Dale township for John Kelly of the South Side on charges of assault and resisting a public officer. Kelly was held by Squire Atkinson in the sum of $00 for appearance at court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelly
South Side
William Bradley
Carbondale Township
Kelley
Squire Atkinson
Free Methodist Camp Meeting Attracts Four Thousand
The Free Methodist camp meeting near Thompson drew a large crowd with about four thousand visitors estimated in attendance on Sunday. The event was regarded as a success in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist
Thompson
Local and Personal Notes Trimmed From Regional News
Local and personal notes list residents and visitors, travels to Mont real Quebec Buffalo Hancock N Y Vermeant Clinton Pittston Oneonta Albany Troy Wilkes Barre New York City and mentions of family get togethers and hospital updates. D Scurry to return from Europe and a large Cooperstown conductor excursion drew fourteen hundred attendees. An arm amputation may be needed for Owen McDonough after railroad injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. DD. Lathrope
Montreal
Quebec
Annie Barrett
Buffalo
Emery Rolls
Hancock
N. Y
Isaac Singer
Canada
Philip Farrel
New York
J. W. Buckingham
Ararat
J. H. Herber
Wyoming Street
Alvin Herbert
Vermey City
Sarah MelMale
Annie McNamara
Clinton
Thomas O'Connell
Vermeant
Blanche
Eva Lavan
Pittston
Owen Coleman
Scranton
Peter Coleman
Thomas Pyne
Grove Street
James Symons
Wilkes-Barre
Thomas Flannery
Bund Street
Charles Fiynn
New York City
Pittutan
Missen Mary Band
Annie Burke
Nellie Lofiva
Mary J. Burke
Mita Sadie Lewis
Routh Main Street
Pitteton
W. B. 8. Paul
Booth Church Street
Oneonta
Albany
Troy
G. W. Keene
Lincoln Avenue
Alexander Layman
Cork
Coxsackie
D. W. Layman
Wayne Street
D. Scurry
Cooperstown
Owen McDonough
Arm Y
Michael McCarthy
Ontario and Western Pallmanie
Birthday party crowds mark Main street celebration
The home of Miss Annie Lydon on Main Street hosted a large surprise birthday party Saturday with many attendees. A variety of social events followed at Weber's rink including an Independent Social Club gathering and plans for upcoming excursions and church entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Lydon
Main Street
Miss Lydon
Ennies
Matty Ag Tarray
Annieannolly
Lizzie Mu
Molly Gilgailon
B. McDonnell
Marcie Lydon
Kim O'Mara
Mamie and
Magen Connolly
Annie
Celia McDonnell
Tellie Berger
Agnes Scanion
Mary
Hannah
Day
Messrs
Michael Murray
Charles Hammond
Andrew
Joseph O'Hara
Patrick Sullivan
Edward Murphy
Bedward
Stay Fox
Edward Connolly
Frank Lally
Michael Day
Daniel McDonnell
Anthony
Michael Lydon
Anthony Scanion
Charles Gragan
M. Gilroy
Daniel Mayes
William Fox
Anthony Lyon
Pellx
Independent
Weber's Rink
Cobleigh
Atlantic City
Libby Wilson
Port Jervis
N. Y
North Main Street
Primitive Methodist Episcopal Church of
the Archbald
Lackawanna Lodge
American Protestant Association
The
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Rendham
Welsh Baptist Church
W. Grablacher
Mes#ra
James Inglis
David Brown
Priceburg
Jordan
Farview
Taylor
Leana van Hergan
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Hen F Price
Old Forge
Mr. Highly
Philadelphia
Calvary Baptist Church
Runners Strike at Delaware and Hudson Mine Move
Delaware and Hudson mine runners strike after resisting foreman demand for wage advance. Miners work half day as mule relocation to new barn disrupts operations. more runners to be substituted for a full day. Local updates include visits, injuries, social events, and upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson
Mile
Maggie Post
Scranton
Richard Walsh
Philadelphia
Pattick Roach
Main
Harry
Clarence Steele
Yakima
Washington
Harry Steele
Hwy
George Dunn
Sons of Temperance
Winters’ Hall
Temperance Band
Scott
North Main Street
Gunbower
Allen
Romolo
Jabb
Silva
Ripley
Robinson
Sons of Harmony
Goodall
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Gomer Davis
Powder
James Timlin
Main Street
George Pondred
Pye Triode Order
Lawn of America
Reading
Hyde Park defeat by West Side Trowns in local game
Priceburg reports a 12 to 8 loss to West Side Trowns at Hyde Park. E F Secoomb of Pittsburgh visits his daughter Mrs W H Holder. Mrs Edward Greatrix visits daughter Mrs Thomas Cook of Wilhemina town. Olyphant Business College opens Sept 4. Various locals plan visits and entertainments, including St Pauls German Evangelist church preparations for a Smiths Music Hall event. Richard Barron and Thomas Turner attend Syracuse excursion. Professor M J Lloyd visits brother William Lloyd in Deposit NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Republican County Convention Plans and Vigilance Elections
The Republican county committee calls a county convention for September 7 in Scranton to nominate candidates for sheriff prothonotary treasurer clerk of courts district attorney recorder of deeds register of wills jury commissioner and more. Vigilance committee delegate elections occur September 4 with two delegates per district and certified credentials. representation based on McKinley state election votes. The notice includes an advertisement for Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills as blood purifier nerve tonic and indigestion remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Committee
Court House
Scranton
Recorder of Deeds
Register of Wills
Vigilance Committeen
William McKinley
United States
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Lackawanna County
Carbondale
Shannon & Co
Newededlera
Veterans AT Buffalo
Camp Meeting
Felix LE Brun
G. Clark
Penn Avr
Scranton, Pa
Jermyn
Republican County Convention
J. & Water
Hood
Nee Oy
Benton Viessaedetssssevscerens
Binkely
Gibthoe
Vescseveeseesevese
Dircho Cerns Snesnavies Tenn
Aistrigt Ccccees
Carbondale City
Silwart
Distete Heenee
Sneew Éth
Clifton Ee Eenee
Eteseaven Covington
Dalton Beeweeibeee
Dickson Clay
Senewee
Eesne Areme
Dunmore
Ehebowe
Veanea
Elmhurst
Fell
Aletrict
Sebeeses
Glenburn
Gouldsboro
Greenfield
Seeees
Iai
Jomotron
Ee Lackawanna
Bouth
di la Plume
Lehigh
Madison
Mayfield
Newton Sapaesees
Abington OW Forge
Olyphant
Jet
Enee
Distri Senees
Eeeeenee Pea Ransom
Arene
Renee
Oeaaesene
Roaring Brook Ee
Bree
Aenee
Coon St
Perery
Onee
Fist
Aletrict Veer Siet
Enon
South
Abington
Evesess
Waverly
Adinbon
Oenneene
John H. Thomas
Wonderful Men
Maen Sha Tr Salads Mattattel
Erie Medical CO
Niagara St, Buffalo, N. Y
Lochinvar
Harry Chant
Art Haskell Avenue
Dallas
Texas
Moy
Werus
Dr. Pierce
Th. Pierce
Susquehanna County
Pennsylvania
Pura Mountain
Cuisina
Fern Hal) Farm
Tally-Ho Coaches
E. Atwood
Dundaff, Pa
Spring House
Heart Lake
Alford Station
Murray Hill
Murray Hill Park
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
F. R. White
Matthew
First Avenue
Ashbury Park
N. J
G. W. Matthews
HOTEL
Albert
Cor
11Th Street
University Pinca
Broadway
L&e. Frenkle
Barbour
Credit House
Lackawanna Ave
Atlantic Refining
M, Bates
Ander New Manaent
Times
Everett
George W. Coleman
Murr Building
Ied
York
Leo
Murray, Promister
St. Denis
Greadway
Eleventh St
Grace Church
Denis
Rama Ek
Wolf & Wenzel
Adams Ave
Richardson Boynton
William Taylor
Canadian Pacific RA
Maine
Maritime Provinces
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Northwest
Vancouver
Gentile
Tacoma
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
B. V. Skinner
ER Remedy CO
Wks
Matthews Brow and Morgan & Co
the Newark
Asomax
J. A. Banister & Co
Newark
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Waconmakers
Iron, Steel and Blacksmiths Supplies
Bittenbender & Co
Lagkawanna Lumber
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Port Aleasny
General Office—Board of Trade
Dickson N Manufacturing CO
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Pottsville
Norristown
J. R. Wood
BL Hutchinson
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
Liberty Street
N. R
Whitehall Terminal
Mountain Park
Atlantic Ciy
Newark and
Fileaheth
Reading Terminal
Mauch Chunk
Allentown
Ethlenhem
Faston
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Lebanon
North River
A. m
Whitehall
South Merry
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Coney Island
Grand Central Depot
Long Island Railroad
H. P. Baldwin
Puss
Del
Lacka
Western
Folowsy
New Yo
Boston
Trenton
Washington and Way
Xpress
PSS
Remon
Oswego
Hura
Corning
Bathansville
Mount Morris
Huttala
Pinghamton and
Elmira
Allen and Righfeld Springs
Tihaca
Northumberland
Wilkes
Barre
Plymouth
Broomeburg
Danville
Northmberland
Williamsport
Altimore
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Erle Railroad
Hawley
Lake Ariel
Delaware
Hudso
Snn
Saratoga
New England
Wilkes-Burro
Prase
We Lenin Hoy
P. m. Aerie
Black Diamond Express
Lehigh Valley Railroad
D. A
Duprenay
Towanda
Geneva
Vie
RK BR
Rochester
Niagara
Vie D. I
Glack Diamond Sarass
Pullman
Butalo
Rufputeion
Rollin Bitr
Chas
G. Lee
Sau
Phila
Ann W. Nonnemacher
Bethlehem
Lackawanna Avenue
Ural
LSO
Albs Dally
Frankunstand
Weehawken
Cosasin Hancock
Preston Painwood
Poyntelle
Orara Plessant
Uniondale
Iseid Mayneld
Derinyn
Archibald
Eon Tere
Lie
Sigoines al Wenger
Ontario
Baothe West
Ite
Plitorott
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