Orpheus Glee Club Bids Farewell to William Roberts
The Orpheus Glee Club of which Allie Evans leads hosted a farewell at William Roberts home on Acker Avenue prior to his Kingston Pa move. Edward Davis, Robert Evans, William Davie, Thomas Toston and others performed solos duets and trios. Archie Jones entertained as humorist and Roberts thanked members and friends for their kindness before leaving in a week for his new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheus Glee Club
Allie Evans
William Roberts
Acker Avenue
Kingston
Edward Davis
Robert Evans
William Davie
Thomas Toston
Orpheus
Archie Jones
Mr. Jones
Mr. Roberts
Orpheus Club
Roberts
May Fisher
Lillian Kenwood
May Evans
J. Archie Jones
Tallie M. Evans
David Smith
Eamund RB. Davies
Thomas BD. Jones
William Morgan
Gomer Evans
Thomas Davis
Thomas Boston
William Davis
Archie Williams
Thomas Jones
New Clothing Firm Opens on Lackawanna Avenue
John Tt. Richard and partners from Collings and Griffin and Boyle and Mucklow, with George Wirth, plan a two week opening of a full men’s and boys’ clothing line in the former Famous shoe company space on Lackawanna avenue. Meeers is mentioned as former occupant. The firm’s members are residents locally known and travel today to Syracuse to buy goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tt. Richard
Collings and Griffin
Boyle and Mucklow
John E. Lewis
Sumter’s
George Wirth
Lackawanna Avenue
Meeers
Richards and Lewis
Mesers
Lewis, Richards and Wirth
Syracuse
Delivery clerk injured in wagon collision on Lackawanna avenue
Thomas Jones, a delivery clerk for T. F. Evans, was struck by a coachman for W. S. Freeman on Lackawanna avenue. One wheel of the wagon broke off and Mr. Jones was thrown to the ground with a narrow escape from serious injury as the car approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jones
T. F. Evans
Washburn Street
Lackawanna Avenue
W. S. Freeman
South Main Avenue
James
Miner Injured Riding Car Bumper at Diamond Mine
Thomas Jenkins of Thirteenth Street was injured at work in the Diamond mine yesterday morning. While riding on the bumper of a car he slipped and his right leg was caught beneath the wheels, badly crooking the limb. He was taken home then to West Side hospital where Dr. M. J. Williame treated the painful injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jenkins
Thirteenth Street
West Side Hospital
M. J. Williame
Social notes from Washburn to Coopertown areas listed
Mrs. Fred Baldry and daughter of Washburn street are at Ashbury Park. John H. Thomas Ed Hughes and Arthur Davie with friends in Priceburg. Miss Ruth Lewis from Swetland street returns from Lake Winona. Mrs. Frank Davis and Miss Lillian Morgans visit Mr. William Brace on North Hyde Park avenue with Nay Aug Park trip. Mrs. Thomas Williams and Carrie Harwin return from Lake Winola. Benjamin Renshaw of Philadelphia visiting A C Renshaw on North Main avenue. Miss Cora Leach returns from Cape May and Atlantic City. Councilman Horatio Fellows and daughter Jeannette at Coopertown, N Y. Mrs. Strong of South Main avenue hosts Miss Winnie Strong of Auburn, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred, Baldry
Washburn Street
Ashbury Park
John H. Thomas
Ed. Hughes
Arthur Davie
Priceburg
Ruth Lewis
Swetland Street
Lake Winona
Frank Davis
Lillian Morgans
Peckville
William Brace
Hyde Park Avenue
Nay Aug Park
Miss Brace
Thomas Williams
Lafayette Street
Carrie Harwin
North Hyde Park Avenue
Lake Winola
Benjamin Renshaw
Philadelphia
A. C. Renshaw
North Main Avenue
Cora Leach
Jackson Street
Cape May
Atlantic City
Horato Fellows
Jeannette
Tenth Street
Coopertown
N. Y
Strong
South Main Avenue
Winnie Strong
Auburn, N, Y
Funeral and local notices from city pages
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Griffiths was held from her home on Tenth street with internment at Washburn street cemetery. Pallbearers named were John Monies, John Nicholas, William Jones, Thomas Davies, Thomas Edwards and Valentine Heamn. Pearl Goodwin of North Main avenue showcases silk embroidery for a center table at Jonas Lane's Bones. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jordan of Jackson street welcomed a new son. A West Mountain disturbance led Alderman John to hear a case. four youths Grover Singer, William Mallin, James Gibbons and Sydney Harrie were released with a reprimand. Italians John Leona and Nicholas Chalker were fined $5 after a hearing for fighting on Ningh street. St Patrick's church choir members were asked to meet Tuesday at 8 pm with rehearsals on Tuesdays and Fridays. Simon Fox, 29, died at Everett avenue and Price street after pneumonia. he was a popular young man and church member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Griffiths
Tenth Street
Washburn Street
John Monies
John Nicholas
William Jones
Thomas Davies
Thomas Edwards
Valentine Heamn
Pearl Goodwin
North Main Avenue
Jonas Lane
Thomas Jordan
Jackson Street
West Mountain
John
John Lambert
D., L. and W. Company
Keyser Avenue
Grover Singer
William Mallin
James Gibbons
Sydney Harrie
John Leona
Nicholas Chalker
Ningh Street
Hart
Alderman Davies
St. Patrick's Church Choir
Simon Fox
Everett Avenue
Price Street
Funeral of Knights of Malta and American Mechanics
The funeral is set for tomorrow at 3 30 PM with interment in Washburn Street cemetery. A West Side Hospital board meeting chaired by President Hon John Rh Farr agreed to extend hospital use for sick civil governors and up to ten convalescents at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Malta
American Mechanics
Washburn Street
West Side Hospital
John Rh. Farr
Hastings
Farr
Provernor
Pickpocket Grabs Gold Watch During Carson City Game
Samuel Fidiam of Fast Market street reports a pickpocket stole a gold watch and fifteen dollars while he stood among a tight crowd watching Eureka versus Harmonies on Carson City grounds Notch section Sunday afternoon. His pocketbook was also taken and an instrument used to remove the watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Fidiam
Nellie Duggan
West Market Street
Carbondale
Holy Rosary Church
Edwin Evans
Oak Street
New York City
David Williame
Plymouth
John Brush
Winton
David Richards
Wayne Avenue
J. J. Edwards
Asterhout
Greater New York
David Jones
Atlantic City
Essay Price
Rockwell Street
Libble Davenport
Richard Davis
Green Street
Wilkes-Barre
Evan Gabriel
Church Avenue
Long Valley
Jennie Thomas
Olyphant
T. J. Davis
Ferdinand Street
W.T. Watkins
Mary Street
Cora White
North Main Avenue
Dalton
Michael Loftus
Sweeney Street
Hyde Park Catholic
Brishin
Elija Thomas
Taylor
Harmony
North End Stars
South Side Athletic Club
Lnoup of the Stars
Samuel Davis
Thirteenth Regiment
Camp Alger
Thomas Twiss
Howard
Lizzie Davis
Elizabeth Davis
Brick Avenue
Ashley
Ann Thomas
Forest City
Evan J. Gabriel
Towanda
Charles Genivan
William Eldridge
Town Notes Adrift with Visitors and a Bicycle Accident
William Whitcroft leaves for England to reside there. P Zerfluh returns from Lake Winds. Miss Jennie Daly visits town. James B. Quick returns from Indianapolis Knights of Pythias convention. J Brennan returns from Philadelphia. Miss Tesele Clarey takes a Crystal Mouldry post. Miss Anna Gagle visits the Allen family. Miss Mae Hornbeck returns to Moscow. Harry Yeager suffers a shoulder dislocation after colliding with an electric car on Washington avenue. treated by Dr. Winters and taken home to Moscow by cab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Whitcroft
England
P. Zerfluh
Cherry Street
Lake Winds
Jennie Daly
New York
James 8. Quick
Knights of Pythias
Indianapolis
J. Brennan
Philadelphia
Brian Brennan
Tesele Clarey
Chestnut Street
Crystal Moundry
Anna Gagle
G. W. B. Allen
Dudley Street
Mae Hornbeck
Moscow
G.W. Oswald
Harry Stevens
Howard Yeager
Washington Avenue
Young Yeager
Fred Stevens
West Drinker Street
Dr. Winters
Park Place Vacationers and Local Departures
Park Place residents and visitors are noted in brief items. Wade M. Finn and Willam Langstaff families enjoy time in New York. Frank James Charles and F W Terwilliger completed a two week cycling trip. J B Pritchard to return from Buffalo. Simon Ward of Globe store begins vacation visiting Buffalo Rochester Thousand Islands Toronto and other Canadian sites. Sergeant Cutler returns home on furlough Miss Cora Preston returns from Ontario New York vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade M. Finn
Willam Langstaff
New York
Frank
James
Charles
F. W
Sergeant Cutler
Cora Preston
Ontario
N. Y
Happenings in South Scranton Report Local Accidents
James Cafferty of Prospect Avenue injured in a South Mill accident while returning from Elmhurst. Milton Moore of Elmhurst boulevard injured in a bicycle collision near Nay Aug falls. he suffered a head wound, left arm bruises, and two dislocated fingers. Vincent Bluech broke his leg after slipping on a banana peel. Chief Hickey honored in York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmhurst
James Cafferty
Prospect Avenue
Vincent Bluech
Chief Hickey
York
Milton Moore
B. F. Moore
Elmhurst Boulevard
Nay Aug Falls
Moore
Dr. Gunster
Labor accident injures two men at South Mill
James Cafferty of Prospect avenue at Moses Taylor hospital suffers a left leg fracture after a heavy piece falls from a rail pile. Vincent Hinlech of Pittston avenue breaks the shin from a banana peel incident near his home. Dr. Kolb attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cafferty
Prospect Avenue
Moses Taylor Hospital
South Mill
Vincent Hinlech
Pittston Avenue
Dr. Kolb
Young William Budenbach Celebrates Birthday With Maennerchor
William Budenbach aged twenty seven was honored at his home 620 Irving Avenue last night with a reception hosted by his brother members of the Junger Maennerchor. The event was described as pleasant for the popular barber and his guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Budenbach
Irving Avenue
Junger Maennerchor
Delegates Return From York Convention With Souvenir for Chief Hickey
August Welsman and Charles Weber of Camp 430 Patriotic Order Sons of America attended the state convention in York last week and have returned. York firemen entrusted delegates a pretty souvenir for Chief Hickey of this city, to be presented tonight at the adjourned Century Hose company meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Welsman
Charles Weber
Camp 430
Patriotic Order Sons of America
York
Hickey
Century Hose Company
Century Hose holds special session on uniform report
The Century Hose company met in special session to hear the committee on uniforms report amid a dispute over a tailor’s contract. A committee will confer with the tailor today and the report will be heard at tonight’s meeting. Miss Bertha C Notz, daughter of ex- School Controller Herman Notz, will marry Joseph F Rutledge of Pittston tonight at 8 30 at the bride’s home with Rev Haus officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Century Hose Company
Bertha C. Notz
Herman Notz
Joseph F. Rutledge
Pittston
Haus
J. William Ritz
Frank
Ashland
Rita
RR. J. Ritz
Willow Street
Mame O'Loughlin
Philadelphia
Haas
James F. Beat
Anatasia Clifford
Prospect Avenue
School of Mines
Helen Keating
Nellie O'Malley
Stone Avenue
Henry Joynt and Son
Parsons
Richard Nallin
Robert O'Donnell
Lake Ariel
John Warner
Reading
Kate Coyne
Genet Street
Stroudsburg Normal School
Peter Hartman
Alder Street
Local residents return from short seaside and country stays
Several townspeople including Co. P. Jones and daughter Isabella, Daniel Stark, Mrs. Maud Holgate, Ralph Snowden, Mrs. C. W. Parsons, Daniel Clark, H. M. Cole, Sergeant William Hall, E. A. Kiefer, Earnest Thiel family, Mrs. W. S. Cobb, Mrs. Learn, Miss Edna Tiffany, Miss Dora Borner, Mrs. E. D. Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Harris, Miss Ethel Shoemaker, Miss Haycock, Mrs. James Atherton, Miss Charlinworth and J. HM Hull are reported returning or spending brief visits in local towns, counties, and resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. P. Jones
Isabella
Monsey Avenue
Ocean Grove
Daniel Stark
New York Street
Washington
Maud Holgate
Avoca
W. F. Osenbach
Capouse Avenue
Ralph Snowden
Bunset Avenue
Maplewood
C. W. Parsons
Fernbrook
Elmbhurat
W. 8. Cobb
Honesdale
Learn
Thomas
Delaware Street
Moscow
Edna Tiffany
Nicholson
Wilkins
Green Ridge Street
Dora Borner
Dickson Avenue
John Stone
Herbert
Rockaway Beach
Mies Charlinworth
Marion Street
Paypack
J. HM. Hull
Cor
Understanding Kidney Health and Disease Risks
The text explains that kidneys filter blood and remove acids and impurities. When diseased, blood becomes impure leading to rheumatism dropsy uremia and other illnesses. It suggests stimulating kidneys to cure and keep them healthy to prevent Bright's disease and other attacks.
Capouse Avenue Inhabitants Noted In Brief
Local notes record Misa Winnie Horn of Capouse Avenue returning from Maplewood. Mrs Emmet Simons of Capouse Avenue is reported seriously ill. Charles Weaver of Larch Street departed yesterday for New York City with plans to ride the full distance. Mortimer MevVittie of New York Street returned from an extended trip through the west and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capouse Avenue
Marion Street
Misa Winniie Horn
Maplewood
Emmet Simons
Charles Weaver
Larch Street
New York City
Mortimer MevVittie
New York Street
West
Canada
From freedom to prison to asylum and back again
Alex Smith of Park Place faced assault and lottery charges after arrest last March. Bail nonpayment sent him to county jail, then to the asylum where he recovered. He was discharged as cured and freed on bail, with the case dropped and non pros noted, making him effectively free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex. Smith
Park Place
Marcon
Frank Miller
Archbald
Criminal Court
Big Time at Montrose Peace Celebration and Reunion
Montrose hosts a town peace celebration starting tomorrow with a monster parade of allegorical and patriotic features. The Susquehanna County Veterans' Association annual reunion begins today and runs through Thursday with speakers including Judge Alfred Carte, Hon. Galusha A. Grow, and A. J. Colborn Jr. Excursion tickets from Scranton Binghamton and intermediate points are on sale for one fare round trip, with special train connections from Scranton at 4 a.m. to Montrose via Alford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
Susquehanna County Veterans’ Association
Alfred Carte
Wilkes-Parre
Galusha A. Grow
Glenwood
Susquehanna County
A. J. Colborn, Jr
Scranton
Binghamton
Alford
State Officers Visit Moosic Council 215
The state board of officers of the Junior Order United American Mechanics will tour Moosic on Wednesday evening. Rev Litchiter Pittsburg state councilor M D Dicker son Glen Riddle state vice councilor George B Bowers Altoona city solicitor will arrive tomorrow afternoon from Wilkes-Barre on the Delaware and Hudson train and stay at Hotel Jermyn. They will be met by a reception committee and go to Hutchinson's park for speaking and reception with local councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board
United American Mechanics
Moosic Council No
Moosic
Rev
Litchiter, Jr
Pittsburg
M. Dbd
Dickerson
Glen Riddle
George B. Bowers
Altoona
Wilkes-Barre
Delaware and Hudson
Hotel Jermyn
Moosile
County
Luzerne
Hutchinson's Park
Mayor Intervenes After Drunken Driving Arrest on Wyoming Ave
Musch of the South Side was arrested for drunkenness and reckless driving after his car collided with a Lackawanna laundry wagon on Wyoming avenue. He refused to obey orders, was taken to Center street station, and freed by Mayor Bailey following intercession by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musch
South Side
Black
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawanna
Center Street
Bailey
Muech
Taxes Without Penalty Extended by City Council
The common council approved a resolution to extend city tax payment without penalty to October 1. Only M. Morris and Oliver were absent. The measure passed unanimously after a brief roll call and awaits Mayor Bailey's signature. The change should ease the treasurer's office crowd observed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Select Council
Messrs. M. Morris
Oliver
Bailey
Yeateray
Outing for Newsboys at Nay Aug Park Thureday
Park officials and Scranton newspapermen prepare a royal outing for city newsboys at Nay Aug Park on Thursday. With good weather expected, hundreds are anticipated to attend to watch how the youngsters conduct the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Commissioners
Scranton Newspipers
Nay Aug Park
Thureday
Lowrys push for sewer first after North Main cave
C 8 Lowry warns that a recent cave in front of his North Main avenue property shows the danger of paving before securing mine workings beneath the street. He favors a North Main and Providence road paving plan but demands sewer improvements precede construction to prevent further collapses and damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Avenue
Lowry
Providence Road
Board of Health
Binghamton Leader Publishes Special Edition
A special edition of the Binghamton Leader issued yesterday in red white and blue titled Binghamton of Today features fine illustrations and portraits with biographies of leading citizens. The edition includes a month's worth of interesting reading and is described as a creditable issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton Leader
Binghamton
Ihs
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Scranton
Thomas Jamles
KEW
Hill
Globe Warehouse
North Scranton
Dunmore
South Scranton
Green Ridge
Bright
Hostetter
Liberty
Moosic Council of Jr. C
Foster & Co
T. G
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Lyceum Theatre
A * Purgunder
Ong
America
Forever Devil's
Columbia
Gand Ballet
Gaiety Theater
Davie Opera
Thune
Rose Sydell
London
Academy OF Music
Burgunder & Rbis, Lessees
H. R. Lang
Mamawee
Belasco & Fyles
Julius Cahn
Scranton Railway Company
Court House
Tribune
Grattan Donnelly
Russia
Genewal
F. Mack
Lillian Lamabee
West End Wheelmen
Wilkes- Barre
West End
Weert Ride Park
BE. C. Bald
Arthur Gardiner
Tom Cooper
Fort H. Kiser
C. L
Stevens
Jordans
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