Doctor H. B. Ware Announces September Office Start
Dr. H. B. Ware will be in his office on and after the first week in September. He will resume clinic duties and see patients starting that week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Ware
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1894
Page
6
Miss Mary Ellen Burke Seventeenth Birthday Party
Miss Mary Ellen Burke celebrated her seventeenth birthday with a late night gathering at the Burke home 1518 Pittston Avenue. McDonald's orchestra provided music as a host of young friends attended including Maggie Reilly Katie Hughes Mamie Gaffney Maggie Loftus Annie Loftus Katie McCann Lizzie Coyne Hannah Reet Mary O Hara Mary Tonney Bridget Burke Lizzie Coyne Agnes Coyne Lizzie Vook Maggie O Hara Bridget Tiffe y Nellie Sullivan Lida Hurley Katie Reap Aggie Costigan Nellie Kennedy Winnie Kennedy and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Burke
John J. Burke
Pittston Avenue
Miss Burke
McDonald’s Orchestra
Maggie Reilly
Katie Hughes
Mamie Gaffney
Maggie Loftus
Annie Loftus
Katie McCann
Lizzie Coyne
Hannah Reet
Mary O'Hara
Mary Tonney
Ridget Burke
Agnes Coyne
Lizzie Vook
Maggie O'Hara
Bridget Tiffey
Nellie Sullivan
Lida Hurley
Katie Reap
Aggie Costigan
Nellie Kennedy
Winnie Kennedy
Thos. Hughes
John Hughes
Timothy Finnegan
John Judge
Thomas Gannon
Harry Garlick
William
Local News Briefs Include Deaths and Meetings
Mrs Henry Logh dies at Cedar avenue and Alderstreet at age Y1. Funeral planned Sunday at 2 PM. Miss Jennie O Boyle of Archbald visiting cousin Miss Tessie Gibbons of Pittston avenue for two years. C W Westpfahl Fred Erhart and Jacob Mantz travel Monday to Erie for state camp of Patriotic Order Sons of America. Mrs Michael Higgins of Kimstreat dies after long illness. funeral plans not made. Carpenters union No 563 picnic at Central park well attended. P J McGuire of Binghamton spoke on Fember question. Anna Krebs to address South Side YWCA tomorrow afternoon. song service to follow. Neptune steamer sustains accident at Minooka fire. sediment clogged water plug. crew clears valves and resumes duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Logh
Cedar Avenue
Alderstreet
Jennie O'Boyle
Archbald
Tessie Gibbons
Pittston Avenue
C. W. Westpfahl
Fred Erhart
Jacob Mantz
Erie
the Patriotic Order
Soins of
America
Michael Higgins
Kimstreat
Carpenters Union
No. 563
West Side
Central Park
P. J. McGuire
Binghamton
South Side
Young Women's Christian Association
Misa Anna Krebs
Association
Neptune
Minooka
Delays and Bargains Echo Through Local Announcements
A fragmented old notice urges swift action on bargains from a five-brothers seller with cryptic references to products and a clearing out sale at a Ga avenue. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills as remedies for weakness nausea indigestion and biliousness with a call to try them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
No Cause For Deed Is Known In Scranton Suicide
George W. Sisco a 50 year old carpenter of Breaker Street killed himself last night in a barn behind his residence. He had been in Scranton earlier, paid taxes, and was found hanging from a rope tied to ceiling crossbars with a ten foot drop. Coroner to hold inquest. he was a member of Pont 159 G A R and Lodge 883 I O O F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Sisco
Breaker Street
Scranton
Nat
Sisco
Hemlock
Henry Beatty
Bert Sisco
Grace Sisco
Kelley
Street Commissioner Promises Proper City Street Repairs
Street Commissioner Kirst assures Scranton residents that streets will be restored to their pre disruption condition after street car and steam heating work. He explains a 24000 cash deposit by the street car company as guarantee, and states the asphalt company will cover repairs for years with a bond backing faithful performance. If work falls short, the cities bears the cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirst
Tribune
Tre Thiouxe
Scranton
Kirat
Asphalt Company
Thief Returns Satchel Stolen From Mrs Owens
The satchel stolen from Mrs. Owens on Ninth Street was found in the Traders Bank building hall by Parnes who turned it to Chief Simpson. An examination of the satchel revealed ownership and the pocketbook Mrs. Owens reported as missing. No clue to the thief remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Owens
Ninth Street
Spat
Traders’ Bank
Chief Simpson
General Coxey Will Speak at Mountain Park on Labor Day
General Coxey confirms he will be at Mountain park by 10 a m on September 1 to deliver an address before leaving on the 5 p m train. He notes prior duties in Springfield Missouri on Monday September 8 and asks committee secretary T J Walsh to arrange accordingly. The missive from Masson Ohio dated August 20 is signed J A Coxey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Walsh
Mountain Park
Ina
Coxey
T. F. Walsh
Dean Sut
Sp. m
Springfield
List of Names Mentioned in Inquiry Report
A sequence of names appears in an inquiry document including C. Evans, Andrew Kennedy, John J. Walsh, J. A. Kearney, M. M. Hughes and others such as Edward Evans Jr and Reuben Morgan. The long roster features Goucer Parry W. A. Hodgson W. J. Richards Andrew Nichols and several more individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Evans
Andrew Kennedy
John J. Walsh
J. A. Kearney
M. M. Hughes
Edward Evans, Jr
Thomas P. Lally
A. D. Richards
Reuben Morgan
Goucer Parry
W. A. Hodgson
W. J. Richards
Andrew Nichols
W. J. Williams
James Clark
K. J. Morgan
Absalom G. Jones
Morgan Morgan
Chris Cambell
Thomas G. Edwards
George Burton
Luther Edwards
W. H. Chapman
Funeral of Mrs. S Crowe in Forest Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for Sarah C. Rowe wife of W H Rowe were held at Penn Avenue Baptist Church with Rev D C Hughes and the church quartet. Daughter of Bartley and Mrs Crane she was 30 with two children and had been an investor for three years. Interment followed at Forest Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah C
W. H. Rowe
Ben
Enn Avenue Baptist Church
D. C. Hughes
Rowe
Bartley Crane
Penn Avenue Church
Forest Hill Cemetery
North End Committee Confronts School Over Street Encroachment
A committee of Corneli men Golden Norris and Battle met School Superintendent Harvey at 25 School Street to discuss the encroachment caused by the new boundary wall. Golden said citizens complained as the school authorities narrowed Street by five feet and that only a sidewalk width would remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelimen Golden
Norris
Battle
Harvey
No. 25
School Street
Tribune
Golden
Vacation notices and local society movements
Mrs Wade Finn and Miss Marion Bloom visit Asbury Park while others from Green Ridge and nearby towns spend vacations at Lake Winola Lake Henry Lake Ariel Avon by the Sea and Martha's Vineyard. Wedding tour ends and church duties resume as local officers raid a barracks and arrest a man and a woman during a drunken incident. Excelsior Hose drills prepare for a Binghamton parade with the Lawrence band and new uniforms enhancing their appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Finn
Marion Bloom
Asbury Park
A. Fuller
Green Ridge
Downsville
N. Y
Mica
Antta Humphy
Lake Winola
Marie Charlesworth
Marion Street
Lake Henry
Emma Brondage
Dickson Avenue
Lake Ariel
H. Pond and
Preston Park
G. A. Clearwater
Monsey Avenue
Caroline V. Dorsey
Indiana State Normal School
Delaware Street
M. MM. Cashmore
Philadelphia
A. O. O. Foresters
Pollet
Cahouse Avenue
McClell
Posh
Phillipsburg
Gordon Pellet
New York
Ford
Green Ridge Baptist Church
Tyer Jones
Wayne Avenue
Lackawanna Hospital
Jones
Spellman
A. K. Detweiler
Oak Street
North Main Avenue
Excelsior Hose Company
St. Mary's Hall
Binghamton
Parlor
North End
Real Devits
Excelsior Boys
Lawrence Band
Excelsiors
Parad
Bliss to Lead Evangelical Meetings in North Main Tent
Mr. Bliss directs a large Moody-tent setup on North Main avenue for afternoon meetings starting tomorrow. The 80 by 120 foot tent, near 2 000 seats, will host prominent workers like Rev. Skellinger, Rev. Floyd, Ray Hughes and others as West Side church singers gather for a 7 30 rehearsal. The events are expected to run about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody
H. M. Edwards
J. Alton Davies
North Main Avenue
Mr. Bliss
D. W. Skellinger
L. C. Floyd
Ray
D. C. Hughes
A. W. Cooper
William B. Owen
William Lull
A. B. Eynon
D. E. Hughes
Elias 2. Evans
Minor Worden
D. W. Morgan
West Side
Local Society Notes Prompt Busy Weekend Scheduling
Gomer Bower returns from Ocean Grove and many residents report illnesses and visits to relatives and friends at Lake Winola Lake Ariel Mount Pocono and other locales. The Week Side churches singers plan a rehearsal at North Main avenue, while road and transit concerns drive a public meeting in St David's hall. The funeral of William H Ellis is noted along with other obituaries and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomer Bower
Mears
North Main Avenue
George Schoen
North Lincoln Avenue
Will D. Griffiths
North Summer Avenue
Lake Winola
Lilie
Gertie Weisenfluh
Andrew Weisenfluh
Chestnut Street
Monroe County
W. E. Rowe
Schnell’s Court
Forest Hill Cemetery
Clarence Davison
Princess Bay
Burt Uliet
Thornhurst
William Gable
South Garfield Avenue
Gwladys Joseph
South Hyde Park Avenue
Waterville
N.Y
Joseph
Miss Williams
Republican League of the
Plymouth Congregational Church
Laurel Hill Park
Main Avenue
Jackson Street
Weat Side Board of Trade
Weat Lackawanna Avenue
Jonds Mines
Wirh Ellis
Funeral notices and tax sale ads in local column
The notice lists former organizers led by William Morley and Chris topher Hoberteen among funeral attendees with pallbearers from the lodge and fund. It notes a 3.45 p.m. Sunday Bible class for railroad workers at the Lackawanna avenue Young Men's Christian Association. Also advertised are shoe sale details, passbooks for local tradesmen, and city and school tax collection for 1894 with office hours at the Municipal building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morley
Christopher Hoberteen
Washburn Street
Lodge
Arthur Lewis
William T. James
Jonah Redman
Robertson
D. H. Lewis
John Avies
Rnailroad
Young Men's Christian Association
Lackawanna Avenue
Young Women's Christian Association Hosts Evening Services
Misa Kinghan will lead a half hour service in YWCA rooms tomorrow at 745 p.m. Short talks on the subject Words and varied singing will follow. An invitation is extended to all young women. The Dickson Banjo Guitar and Mandolin club will present a varied program at the YWCA social on 205 Washington Avenue Tuesday evening. A hearty welcome awaits all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
C. Kinghanm
Young Women's Christian Association
Dickson Banjo, Guitar and Mandolin Club
Young Women’s Christian Association
Washington Avenue
Colored preacher to speak at Laurel Park camp meeting
Rev. Joan Jasper of Richmed Virginia will be one of the speakers at the colored camp meeting at Laurel Park tomorrow. The theme will be Tie Sun Do Move, and the jubilee singers will assist at the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Jasper
DL. L. D
Richmed
Meiling
Laurel AL Park
Win Tabjnet
Hoss and Hoss Opens Season at Frothingham Theatre
The regular amusement season began at the Frothingham with The Frothingham production Hoss and Hoss before a large audience. A pod company led by Jacques Kruger presented the roles and delivered an enjoyable performance. The Bowery girl Maggie Brody character was overacted and could be toned down for better effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frothingham
Hoss and Hoss
Jacques Kruger
Maggie Brody
Bowery
Scranton Business Internata to Publish Leading Local Interests
Scrantona Business Internata and Tun Thinvxe plan a carefully compiled list of Scranton and vicinity’s leading wholesale banking manufacturing and professional interests bound in a book with photographic views of public buildings streets and portraits of leading citizens. Copies sent outside the city will serve as advertising and attract new capital. representatives will call on those listed to explain the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tun
Tux Tamune
Excursion to Glen Onoko by the Heptasophs
Tuesday excursion to Glen Onoko conducted by the Heptasophs promises enjoyment with Bauer's band providing a dance, music, and a concert on the pavilion. A caterer will be on the train and grounds for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Onoko
Bauer
Keerom 2
Pratt's Book Store Offers School Books and Supplies
Pratt's Book Store advertises ready access to a complete line of school books, school supplies, blank books, stationery, and office supplies available at short notice.
Novelty Summer Coat For Tennis Players
A blue and black serge coat described as Nobby long-cut double breast offers a stylish option for tennis enthusiasts this season. The item emphasizes summer suitability and proper attire.
Certificates Granted to First District Mine Foremen
Mine Inspector Roderick in Harrisburg issued certificates to those who passed the foreman and assistant foreman examination at Carbondale. Named: Peter Pinkney, W. C. Noyle, D. M. Jones, J. Senna, W. H. Jenkins, L. M. Evans, John F. Lynch, David.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roderick
Harrisburg
Carbondale
Peter Pinkney
W. C. Noyle
D. M. Jones
J.senna
W.H. Jenkins
L. M. Evans
John F. Lynch
David
Bucklon arnica salve sale notice
Bucklon's Arnica Salve advertised with a guarantee of satisfaction or money back. Claims to treat ulcers sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. Sold by Matthews Bros with price per box not clearly legible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Pratt's Book Stone In Stock Memorandums and Blank Books
Bill hooks and time books offered by Pratt's Book Stone. In stock and made to order, with memorandums and blank books available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hooks
Pratt
Music Boxes Exclusively at 1030 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia firm Goutschi and Bonn repairs and improves old boxes with new tunes offering wonderful orchestral organs and allowing any desired number of tunes for sale at ten dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goutschi & Bonn
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
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