Gathering of Husbandmen at Lehman Torday Programme
Regular meeting of Luserne county Pomona Grange No. 41 at Grange Hall Lehman today. Morning session at 10:90 private for reports and business. afternoon session at 2 with music, welcome address by Ollie Snyder, and various presentations on cattle feeding clover crop value and more. Worthy State Lecturer W T Hill to be present. evening session at 7:50 for Fifth degree conferral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehman Torday
Luserne
Pomona Grange
Grange Hall
Lehman
Barnum
Branson
Iaater
Ollie Snyder
C. H. Huff
Chestnut Grove Grange
William Armstrong
Lahman Grange
Clark Hilderbrant
Solomon Lewis
William Gallaway
Maud Williams
Hrother William Gaga
Eliza Williams
Alice Machell
Walter Brodle
T. M. Dullard
Don Wiliams
Delbert Husted
Marion Schanley
D. M. Williams
W. T. Hill
Grange
Mrs Victoria Keithiine Funeral Observed Yesterday
The funeral of Mrs Victoria Keithiine occurred yesterday afternoon from her South street home with Rev B F McGee officiating. The obituary notes singing by Mrs E K Fry Mrs G E Mason Fred Bird and George E Mason, floral tributes from family friends and local groups, pallbearers J W Bennett George Bird George E Mason D S Kline and W R Toomb, and burial at Hanover Green cemetery with Undertaker Kniffen in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keithiine
Victoria Keithiine
South Street
B. F
John E
Chas. W. Keithline
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Order of Railway Conductors
Order of
Railroad Conductors
Emma
Sarah Baverwine
Allentown
Bouquet
Fred Smith
Lillies
Samuel Boyd
Mrs. Warren
J. W. Bennett
George Bird
George E. Mason
Kline
W. R. Toomb
Hanover Green Cemetery
Kniffen
Narrow escape and mine accident at Laurel Run
Thomas Durkin of Algonquin Coal at Laurel Run mines barely survived a gas ignition and blasting incident. He sustained facial and shoulder cuts from flying coal. John Rachabager, a 27 year old Polish miner at Stanton shaft, was trapped by a rock fall and badly bruised with a broken rib, taken to hospital for treatment.
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Thomas Durkin
Algonquin Coal Company
Laurel Run
Durkin
John Rachabager
Stanton
Bospital
Rachabager
Farmer Bellas Killed by Falling Oak in Woods
Wesley Bellas a 48 year old farmer from Huntington township three miles west of Shickshinny was killed instantly when a decayed limb fell from an oak while he chopped the tree. He leaves a widow and children William Emma Cor a and George. Funeral set for Sunday at 10 in the Congregational church Watertown with burial at Boott cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Bellas
Huntington Township
Shickshinny
Jane
Bellas
William
Mra
Emma Killian
Emma Killian, Mra
George Killan
Miss Cora
New Congregational Church
Watertown
Boott
Fox Chase Bicycling Hunt Delights Wilkes-Barre Wheelmen
The first fox hunt on bicycles by the Wilkes-Barre wheelmen drew wide participation and high excitement. Beginning around 9:30 PM as streets cleared, the chase ended with the fox captured after a long pursuit. An imprompture event drew cheers from riders.
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Wilkes-Barre
Divorce Suit Filed Over Husband's Drunkenness
Augusta Kraus filed for divorce from Anton y Kraus alleging continual drunkenness and cruel treatment. She is represented by attorney Thomas D. Shea. both live in Alden. The case is set for the next term of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Kraus
Thomas D. Shea
Antony Kraus
Alden
Local notes from the city in brief
A scattered digest of events including pety court cases bound over for trial, Y M C A lecture plans with Prof. Cumnock, marriages of John F. Stone and Henrietta L. Phillips plus Rev J T Logan and Sylvia Backenster, Calvary church supper, Y M C A evening school progress, Luzerne County Sportsmen Club meeting, Oratorio society fundraising supper, Rev H F J Snedecker declining a call, Rev W D Laumaster leading Y M C A event, Lawrence Myers v Lehigh Valley case, Edward A Lowe dies of typhoid at 47, engagement of Miss Smythe to T F Creeger Jr, Georgetown car breakdown on Hazle avenue, and Kingston pond skating.
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Squire Donohue
Lt. L. Cumnock
John F. Stone
Scranton
Henrietta L. Phillips
J. T. Logan
Free Methodist Church
Sylvia Backenster
Emans
Lehigh County
Calvary Church
Luzerne County
Tunkhannock Notes Include Funerals and Local Developments
Joseph Williams moves into rooms in the opera house block while Judson A. Jayne’s funeral is held this afternoon with Rev. W. M. Hiller in charge. Other items note Mehoopany lumber operations, sewer case progress, postal rules on lottery money orders, Arbor Day church choirs, and Lehigh Valley railroad retrenchments.
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Joseph Willams
Wall House
Opera House
Judson A. Jayne
W. M. Hiller
Methodist Church
Temple Lodge
A. M
Jayne
Mehoopany
F. M. Buck
Drake
Lehigh Valley
Geneva
Albert Lewis
Bear Creek
R. P. Crellen
Mauch Chunk
Captain Handrick
Graham
Arthur Harder
Ransom
Harder
Lehigh Valley Company
Coxton
Presbyterian Sunday School
Hether Baptist Church
Pittston
Baptist Church
John Madden
Warners Safe Cure Promoted For Liver and Kidney Health
The passage urges readers to combat chills and weak circulation by using War ner's Safe Cure. It claims the remedy strengthens the system, improves blood flow, supports the liver and kidneys, and prevents pneumonia influenza and other illnesses. It touts a world wide reputation and cautions against inferior remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Bright
Barth Storeroom Seeks Tenant Amid Local Stores
The Barth storeroom at the corner of Tioga and Bridge Streets awaits a tenant. Johnny Ryan, formerly of this place, lost two or three fingers while coupling corn at Sayre recently. No service at St Peter's Episcopal on Tuesday as Bishop Rullson postponed his planned visit.
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Tioga
Bridge Streets
Barth
Johnny Ryan
Sayre
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Rullson
Raffle for Harding widow postponed to December 28
The widow of the late EK. T. Harding will see the buggy raffle delayed until December 28. Grassy Island Delaware and Hudson breaker employees were paid yesterday. The fire department is preparing for their fair starting December 23. A Methodist Episcopal communion service is set for tomorrow morning with a love feast at 9 and preaching at 10 by Presiding Elder Thorpe. Resolutions from Warahpa Tribe 211 honor Christopher Severs with a thirty day charter drape and condolences to his family. notices also mention visits and rustication among locals.
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EK. T. Harding
Grassy Island
Delaware and Hudson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Thorpe
Scranton Tribune
H. E. Barnes
Sachem
M. D
Village Bell quartet to perform at Thomas Logan's hotel
PRICEBURG report notes The Village Bell quartet will render rejections at Thomas Logan's hotel this evening. Local events include visitors from Peckville and Blakely, a Scranton football game, wages at Sterra colliery, and local transport staff news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Logan
George Clark
Peckville
Fredrick Lloyd
Blakely
M. J. Lloyd
Scranton
William F. Erbe
Sterra
J. D. Sampson
Delaware and Hudson
St. Thomas
Burke
Help Wanted and Classified Notices Mix in 19th Century Ad Sprawl
A sprawling classified page fragment shows dozens of employment ads and notices. Listings seek agents salespeople cooks drivers clerks caretakers and a housekeeper with varying pay from daily wages to monthly salaries. Also included are educational ads for a school and a kindergarten with opening dates and contact details.
Central Railroad Timetable 1855 Lehigh and Susquehanna Div
Train schedule for Scranton Pittston and intermediate points includes departures to New York Newark Philadelphia and Atlantic City with express and local options. Returns listed from New York and Philadelphia paths with buffet parlor car service. Advertising agent J H Olhausen noted.
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Philadelpi Reas
New York
Mauch Chunk
Whentown
Pathehem
Banton
Philadelphia
Phiadelpnis Ifn S
Gon Aldy J. H. Olhausen
Gongah
Er ie and Wyoming Valley Train Schedules Released
Trains depart Beranton for New York and intermediate points at 7 00 a m and 3 23 p m with through service to and from Honesdale Hawley and oval points. Additional departures to Wilkes-Barre occur at 6 39 a m and 3 19 p m.
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Erie
Wyoming Valley
Beranton
New Yoand
Honesdale
Hawley
Oval
Wilkes-Barre
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Washington Avenue
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Capouse Avenue
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Thomas Beevane
Hyde Park
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Washington Ave
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Commonwealth
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Accountan Anu AU
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Gitvation
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Washington, Avenue
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Oakford Court
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Frank Leslie
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William A. Taft
D. C
Laubach
Wyoming Avenue
R. M. Stratton
Office Coal Exchange
Physicians and Surgeons
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Spruce Street
G. Edgar Dean
Court House Square
Kay
Penn Ave
Allen
North
Argue
Lacka Ave
Cor. Adams
School OF the
Architects
Edward H. Davis
Commonwealth Building
E. L. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Cor, Wash. Ave
Brown & Morris
Price
Republic Savings and Loan Association
N. Callender
Dime Bank
Leeds
Green House
North Main Avenue
Telephone Tx
Bauer
R. J. Bauer
Hulbert
Megargee Brothers
Tt Sp Pe
Ngton Ave
Berunton
Frank FP
L. M. Gates
Vere Avenue
Putadison Avenue
J. C. Bateson
Linden Street
ELK Cafe
Franklin Avenue
P. Zeigler
Scranton House
Dol
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Missenger Depot
Victor Koch
Westmingter
Hote
Irving
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Republican Bulldteye
Scranston
Patterson & Wilcox
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Ranton
Sewell Hatterson
William A. Wilcox
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Frank T. Okell
Coal Exchange
James W. Oakford
Samuel W. Edgar
Attorney-Atlaw
L.A. Waters
Lackawanna Ave
Urie Townsend
C. R. Pitcher
C. Smythe
Lackawanna Avenue
C. Comegys
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Bouthwear
Boke
Nicholson
Nanticoke
M. Smith
Achanton Division
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Delaware
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Farview
Waymart
Hontadale
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