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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1899
Page
9
In Our windows a broad selection of instruments is advertised including violins violas double bass guitars mandolins banjos autoharps zithers and drums with cases and trimmings. The shop invites customer feedback on strings and promises a fine violin string worth examining.
The 8m. Phony orchestra will hold a full rehearsal tonight. A regular meeting of the board of health is tentatively scheduled. The Setanten Keramte club opens its annual exhibit next Tuesday in the Curter building. Delware and Tindson company employed yesterday at the Dickson mines. Alienman Kasson paid a bounty to DeWitt Stace who appeared with a silver grey fox. Delaware Lackawanna Western company payrolls reported at several local shafts. Card of thanks from Mrs. John Nix family for sympathy and flowers. Cable continued after Volened incident at Alderman Howe's court. A warrant issued for Thome Kd Davin, charged with assault. he was jailed after arrest. Whist tournament at Scranton Bicycle room rescheduled for Thursday with six teams from Circkendale expected.
The piece lists events such as Alumni Association of the University of Pennsylvania meeting at 8 o clock with Dr Lew Frey and local court matters. May Courtright of Cartter is arrested on assault and battery and security to appear. Coggins of Bellevue remanded for larceny with thirty days in county jail.
The Scranton Elks bowling team defeated a West End Wheelmen squad from Wilkes-Barre by 63 pins last night at the Elks’ alley. The detailed score follows.
The Beynon testimonial concert unfolds Thursday evening at the Lyceum featuring busked overtures, vocal solos, piano and violin pieces, with Brackett, Bartone, Hengnam, and Chance leading musicians. Strong entities include the Beynon event, Lyceum, and performers such as Evans, Watkins, Widmayer, Garagas, and Chance.
The quarterly meeting of the Methodist Women's Foreign Missionary Society was held yesterday at Elm Park Church with large citywide representation. Mrs C D Sinan presided. remarks were offered by Mrs Amelia Smith Mrs William Adgar Mrs Acker Miss Thnowley recounted treasurers conference methods and a committee planned the next gathering.
An old advertisement claims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has soothed teething pains for over fifty years and millions of mothers trust it for children. It touts gum relief wind colic and overall best remedy, sold by druggists worldwide for twenty five cents a bottle.
The Mayfield burglary case unfolds as District Attorney Jones links six robbers to the power house theft then traces them via Ontario and Western tracks to Carbondale Wilsons Creek and Ararat Summit. Witnesses describe confrontations, gunfire, and a dramatic chase, with Dalton identified and multiple suspects pursued across counties.
John Carey of Quincy Avenue won a case against Dunmore borough for 15000 in damages after a boy suffered an arm and back injuries from a fall into a gully on Quincy Avenue. Counsel Cornelius Smith and J Stanley Smith represent Carey.
Plaintiff's counsel filed reasons for a new trial in the Smith Loomis case yesterday. The court approved the bond for John Murray a constable of the Berc ond ward of Olyphant. Michael Bosak and James W O'Brien were his sureties.
The long warm spell has left excess stock in the cloak department. A large price reduction is offered to stimulate purchases across children's, misses, and ladies garments.
The ad lists multiple reductions across coats capes and plush capes from 6.08 to 20.00 with plush options at 8.76. Also featured are fur collarettes golf capes and ladies suits one third off, plus percale wrappers at 79c and silk waists down from 7.50 to 5.50 and other satin and silk items.
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