Marriage of Miss Anna Weir and Frank Clune in Carbondale
Miss Anna Weir and Frank Clune were married at St Rose church by Rev J J Chifflin. Bride wore white duchess satin with diamonds. groom gave Miss Newton as a gift. A reception followed at the bride’s mother’s home on Dundaff street before a wedding tour. Out-of-town guests included Mr and Mrs T J McTighe and J Melvin from Scranton and others from Great Bend Buckhannon and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Weir
Frank Clune
St. Rose Church
J. J. Chifflin
Tillie Nealen
John Clune, Jr
Brion
Miss Newton
Dundaff Strie
Mrs. Clune
Mia
T. J. McTighe
J.©. Melvin
Scranton
Edward Gruslin
Great Bend
BE. Z. Doyle
Buckquehanna
Misa Anni Rodman
New York City
Mitchell and Bayles acquire Carbondale laundry plant
Alexander Mitchell and M. I. Bayles have purchased the Carbondale steam laundry from TD Ho Bart. The new firm took possession yesterday and plans to operate the laundry locally with Bayles bringing years of hustling experience to the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Mitchell
TD. Ho Bart
Carbondale
Mr. Mitchell
M. I. Bayles
Ie i
Campbell Seeks State Firemen Vice Presidency at Scranton
President Thomas Campbell of the Mitchell Hose company announces his candidacy for vice president of the State Firemen's association to be held in Scranton on October third. He is described as one of the most enthusiastic and popular firemen in the region and looks to strong support on election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Campbell
Mitchell Hose Company
State
Scranton
Campbell
Notable Local Visits and Returnees Mentioned in City Notes
A transient collage of residents and visitors appears in local notices. Names include Marty Swift the baseball manager, Mrs Frank Love of Cemetery Street hosting Miss Menta Campbell, Miss Julieavanaugh from Brooklyn Street hosting Miss Lixgie Riley from Wilkes-Barre, and Anson Bayley with daughter Nettie back from Boston. Other entries mention Mrs Ketabrook visiting her son Vivian in Narford, Julian Kilhullen entertaining Miss Lixgie Riley, and more residents returning from cities like New York and Rochester. The Mozart orchestra was in Allendanor and a cow belonging to Thomas Killoon was killed nearby. The Sixth avenue bridge is being repainted and funeral arrangements for Willard Evans are noted. An advertiser testimonial extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty” Swift
Frank Love
Cemetery Street
Menta Campbell
Stoke
Julieavanaugh
New York City
Ketabrook
Garfeld Avenue
Vivian
Narford
Julian Kilhullen
Brooklyn Street
Lixgie Riley
Wilkes-Barre
Anson Bayley
Nettie
Boston
Mass
Dudae Tas
Permy
James McMillan
Church Street
Rochester
N.Y
Hunde Pleknickers
Henrys Klotz
New York
Kennedy Davis Engagement Set For September Wedding
Cardine OWL ANHOUNcON the marriage of George Kennedy of Main Street and Miss Mary J. Davis of York Street will take place at the home of David Davis on September 6 at f m. The school board met in hospital session Monday evening and appointed janitors for the ensuing year No 1 building Mrs Edward Burns No 2 Martin Meagen No 4 Miss Kate McGowan The supply committee recommended a set of text books adopted by the board The Home Mission society of the Primitive Methodist church enjoyed a ride to Nay Aug yesterday Mrs John Struthers and daughter Jennie of Wyoming were callers in town yesterday Mrs Andrew Wiley of Carbondale was a visitor in town yesterday There was a pleasant gathering at the home of Margaret Tighe of Linspill last evening in her honor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardine Owl
George Kennedy
Maintreet
Mises Mary J. Davis
York Street
David Davis
Edward Burns
Martin Meagen
Kate McGowan
Home Mission Society
The
Primitive Methodist Church
Nay Aug Yeatering
John Struthers
Jennie
Wyoming
Andrew Wiley
Carbondale
Margaret Tighe
Lins “Pill
Taylor News Highlights Local Trades and Social Happenings
Milherin and Judge pursue building of the new Catholic church with lumber hauled though work paused by Building Trades council. Taylorville lodges and societies meet, silk mills plan later shifts, and town residents visit relatives or attend religious services as fall reopening plans unfold.
Wyoming County Fair Plans and Premiums Increase
The Wyoming County Agricultural Society announces its annual fair for September with higher premiums across classes. A new rule restricts stock competition to Wyoming County owners to boost entries. Races over the last three days are expected to draw crowds. Balloon ascension and a tribute jump are slated for September 5. Directors aim to make this the organization’s most successful fall yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming County
Morris Bwieher
J. 8. Swisher
Stranton
Tunkhannock
H. F. Metcalf
Like Carey
Tmnes
Borough to Acquire Land for Tunthannock Creek Public Park
The borough plans a public park along Tunthannock creek at the lower end. Aaron Brown offers to donate his strip if the borough can obtain the remaining land. Fr Col Sampson returns from New York with news of his ship Enbligraim front and possible two week delay for repairs. JW Stack of West Nicholson visited Tunkhannock on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunthannock Creek
Covneilman
Aaron Brown
Col. Sampson
New York City
Aqui
Sampson
Pree
Samfeen
JW. Stack
West Nicholson
Tunkhannock
Jermyn and Mayfield News Tells of Distress and Concert
A drunken business man threatened self harm on North Main Street and was guided to bed by bystanders and the chief of police. A Hungarian worker, Aleck Mulholuick, was badly injured when a plank broke and he was cut by a block edge. The Mayfield band will perform outdoors at J. Walker’s residence with a listed program. Local social notes mention visits, a celebratory stay, and various residents. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad closes the item.
Our graded school opens with new principal and social visits
The community notes the opening of the graded school on Monday August 28 with FE A Benson as principal. Mrs J Hager entertained Miss Lou Kennedy of Elgin VS and many attended the Dimmick camp meeting. Families hosted friends and relatives, and a charity entertainment was planned for St Mark's church at the opera house August 31 with ice cream and cake served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. A. Benson
J. Hager
Lou Kennedy
Elgin
Dimmick
Eugene Osborne
Ehi Wiren
Harford
Bt. Mark's
Lee Moss
Detroit
Albert Moss
Minnie Coleman
New York
David Davenport
J. A. Brown
Binghamton
J. B. Gillet Tank
Chautauqua
Charles Matthews
Frank Seymour
Bunny
A. Lyons
Montrose
G. D. Hinds
Scranton
Belle McCallum
Main Street
J. H. Bell
Great Bend
Local visitors and Pleasure trips listed in town notes
George A Chate of Baltimore visited relatives in town with James Taylor of Ithaca and Rufus Smith from Binghamton dropped in to see old acquaintances. Mrs Tiffany of Binghamton spent Sunday with her parents on Main street. Arthur Sprague returned from New York City and Willam Pike enjoyed weeks at Atlantic City. Mrs Addie Maynard and Edith Trowbridge with Miss Jo continued Atlantic City visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Chate
Baltimore
Mra
Lowe
Main Street
Arthur Sprague
New York City
Willam Pike
Atlantic City
Addie Maynard
Misa Edith Trowbridge
Mise Jo
Birthday Observance At Inkerman Families Attend
Mr and Mrs James Jopling and children and Mr and Mrs William Rook and children gathered at Inkerman for the seventy first birthday of James Jopling. Albert Newton returns from Wilkes Barre after visiting relatives. Interment for the late Mrs William Hill occurred at Prospect cemetery with the Red Men in attendance. Mentions of visits by Mr M W Callender and family from Pittsburgh. Treverton party returns from Norwich New York. Presbyterian Sunday school to meet at Taylors Grove this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jopling
William Rook
Inkerman
Albert
Newton
Wilkes-Harre
Ralp
Wilkes-Barre
E. H. Barber
Main Street
William Hill
Methodiet Episcopal Church
Prospect Cemetery
M. W. Callender
Pittsburg
Judson Callender
Local Social News and Obituary Briefs
Mrs J F Schoonover and daughters return from a visit at Orange Mississippi Hatthe Hollenbeck visits friends in Forest City Miss Carrie Lieberheim stays a week with Rev John Humphries at Meire’s N . Mrs A F Hayden visits her parents home in Stroudsburg Ladies Aid of the Methodist Episcopal church meets at Mrs L D Warner’s this afternoon at 3 Miss Leam of Stroudshire visiting B F Haydens Revlew vacationing in Wyoming county Jessie infant daughter of Mr and Mrs DeWitt Stanton dies Monday night funeral at the house today Mr and Mrs John Dymond spend the week along the Susquehanna river Mrs 8 Snyder and children at Penobecot for a few days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Schoonover
Orange
Hatthe Hollenbeck
Forestity
Carrie Lieberheim
John Humphries
Iure’s
A. F. Hayden
Stroudsburg
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
L. D. Warner
Miss Leam
Stroudshire
Funeral for Thomas Murphy Held at Archbald Cemetery
The funeral of the late Thomas Murphy of Hudson Street occurred yesterday afternoon. Interment followed at Archbald Cemetery. He died Saturday after a brief illness from heart failure at age 58, leaving a wife and children including Mrs. Thomas Rowland of Chicago Annie and Katie of this place and sons Edward in Chicago Michael and Hugh here. Mr Lowery of Scranton visited his sister Mrs George Taylor of Dundaff Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Melvin
Bl. M. Collins
Dover
Sarah Waters
Jermyn
William Owens
Mlinois
Thomas Murphy
Hudson Street
Archbald Cemetery
Murphy
Sage
Thomas Rowland
Chicago
Annie
Katie
Prince
Edward
Michael
Hugh
Mr. Lowery
Scranton
George Taylor
Dundaff Street
The Aldabra tortoise reaches prominence in Mauritius
A 500 pound Aldabra tortoise from Mauritius, reportedly 100 plus years old, captivates attention with its size and extraordinary endurance. Experts say the species survives on Aldabra's remote reefs, facing threats from human activity rather than predators.
Senseless Superstition and Medical Promises Run Wild
The piece condemns ancient and modern superstitions in medicine, recounting brutal ancient rites and praising Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for lung disease. It includes testimonials, appeals for free consultation, and a call to seek aid at the Buffalo institution, highlighting relief efforts for Porto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortahie
M.F
Tiv
Condi
Dr. Pierce
Core Tellus McCawley, Esq
Leechburn, Armatron, Co
Pierce
Mru
Bila Teylor Doda
Mireiongrive
Morgan Vark
Merce
H. Harris
St. EP
Pleres
Oate
Buffalo
N.Y
Pierre
de. Mercer
Heapital
Invalides
Bufalo
N. Y
Tr. Pieters
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Waldron
BIG Horse Sale
Cusick’s
Washington Ave
Anna Judge
Walter Boylan
Lizzie Hines
Judge
Bresnahan
Mindalin
Mize Anna Judge
James McDermott
Fred Rendle
Dod. Nelger
Taylor
Lizale Boone
Anna Judie
Tighe
Spellman
Boone
Waters
Hines
Corcoran
Boylan
Healy
Moore
Kelly
Thomas Tighe
Ane
Bresnaham
Moran
Pittston
L. Neiger
Mesere
Barrett
Mousten
Dunleuvy
Roylin
B. Reap
Beranton
Flora Poole
Wilker- Barre
M. J. Bosley
Tile Bosley
Oily
Phant
Margaret Duddy
Plains
Filla Doherty
South Side
H. PP
Pepe
Ter
Fairfax Avenue
St. Louis
Matthews Bros
Avoca
Taylor News
Traction Company
Milherin & Judge
Catholi
Building Trades Council
Scranton Traction Company
Westinghouse
McGill
Fuller
Mise Josephine Hil
M. EL Parsonage
Malin Street
Mix
Thomas James
Providence
Taylor Hose Company
James F. Judge
Order of
Red Men
Mise Hannah Hughes
Myde Park
Taylorville Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Harry Hood
Hyde Park
John G. Price
Ridge Street
Thomas Owens
Lake Tilewilde
Odi
Fir
Justhoe of the Peace
William P. Griffiths
Bureum
Thomas Hutland
North Scranton
First Congregational Church
Feltsville
Walter Dr. Edwards
Bellevue
Jermyn and Mayfield
Scrantonian
North Main Street
Businees
Sweeney
Graves
McGintes
Aleck Mulholuick
Delaware and Hudson
J. 2. Walker
Mayfield
Martech
Detroit Pree Press
Himbers
Snyder
Josephine AY
Mainstreet
Jena Gendall
Trnlph Fiver
Woodruff
Eva Woodside
Ware
West Pittston
Albert Moon
T. Street
Hannah Collins
Maggie Roche
Olyphant
Ontario
Badger
New York State
Neithor
Hood
New Ilford
Imimedt
Firile
Erie Medical CO
Burraco
Pittston News
Europe
W. le Watson
First National Bank
Jaume Johnston
New Brunswick
N. J
Mediterranean
Corton
Dela Ware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Phoenix Ridge Company
Judge Woodward
John T. Lenahan
Luzerne County
National Bar Association
Martin Howley
Jones
Ewxeter
Durian
Company M
P. A. O'Boyle
Albany
Saratian
John Williams
Waterstreet
Joe Burke
Suiness Aa
Increas Inc
Eddie Bechtold
Sly Pond
Joe Love
Buasquehanna
Ferry Bridge
Forest Castle
George Reap
Richard Tinghes
L. Severson
West Plateton
Meélane Chapel
Hanover Park
Wilford Watkins
Cavette
Jennings
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Uw
Toledo
Ohio
Lechenry, & CO
Drugettts
Milly
Sephine Millard
Chleago
Moody Training School
Madison Gathany
Mt. Hermon
Manss
Lackawanna Line
John Long
F. PP
Browne
Jomen du Rose
Wright
George O'Btrien
Edward O'Brien
William Street
Charles Read
Bh. C
Willam McCreary
Hallstead
Peckvillee
Forest City
Philadelphia Press
Mauritius
Walter Nothachild
Soological Garden
London
Madagascar
Zanzibar
Sialopagos
Woden
America
Adress Dr RV
Pieree
Porto Rico
Aue. S
Staton
Wilpartick
Brooklen
Porto Brientis
Biss Dung
Acre
Ewan Ie Artien
Tre
Ajax Remedy .Co
H. C. Sanderson
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