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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1898

Page

6

West Scranton Social Highlights Stage Masquerade Ball

A detailed report covers a first annual masquerade ball at St David's Hall in West Scranton with Steiner's Band, elaborate decor, and a grand march led by Mr Gilroy and Mrs Barrett. It notes a cake walk, a committee parade, and a robbers’ entry attempt at Rev J B Whelan's residence with three thieves fleeing. loot included $10, watches, and jewel items.

St. David's Hall Hari Gari Mall Steiner Birghars J. B. Whelan

Burglaries Striking Local Homes Reported

Rector J A B Whelan of St Patrick's notes two residential burglaries on South Sundays Avenue near Jackson Street. Break ins occurred Monday morning but yielded no loot as the culprits fled before gaining access.

J. AB. Whelan St. Patrick’s Church Sunines Avenue Tel Jackson Iipst

Musical Event Features Modelles and Local Talent

A community concert tonight at St. Street Capist Church showcases The Midlettes and other acts led by the Widow Bal with George Bal as conductor. The program includes a novelty piece “A Novel Phefd of EYort for Clever Waven” and a twenty one piece ensemble. Admission is two hår per the card.

George Bal Ehnreh Boston Eyort Soyanton Eeliee Eyvobed Eounelhinge Rim Masten

Stenner's West Ride bind hosts masquerade in Moar' hath

The Paul organization Stenner's West Ride bind held a masquerade last evening in Moar' hath, featuring full bands, an excellent program, and many attendees. Committees included Coneral, Ro Stones We Jenkins, Stevens, Mills, How ele, Jenkins, Moyer, Kra gers, Pey, Pugh, and Dunn.

Stenner West Ride Moar

Diaptovwed Dite Tribes Convene in Heri Gari Hall

The dit e tribes of Diaptovwed cder Tied Men in the fly sixth district met last evening as the tieste of Punooka tribe No. Tl in Heri Gari hall North Main avenur for a state officers visit and a unified meeting. Five tribes, Panooka Navade Hard Eagle Tonnelaka Poconea, attended to discuss territory coverage and expenses.

Heri Gari Hall Main Avenur Annel Panooka Navade Hard Eagle Tonnelaka Poconea Lara

Red Men Gather for Convention and Plan Smokers

Attendees from multiple tribes and districts joined the Panooka tribe for a regular meeting and convention session. State and district officers included Jerome Hite, Thoms Ko Donnelly, f 1 Rogers, A. A. Ayres, and others. A smoker and entertainment are planned in Hatl Garihalt two weeks hence with arrangements by Morean, Davies, and Walters.

Teibes Ti Jerome Hite Steelton Thoms Ko Donnelly Philadelphia Rogers A. A. Ayres Peckville Tinfrick John OT. Howe Thie Distelet Wma W. G. Mowella Panooka Vishing Jocal Brothers Tnet Hatl Garihalt Morean TT A. Davies Evan Walters

Local residents return from visits across cities

Hon John St Farr of Ute side and Mr and Mrs FP Ab fede of Tenth street return from New York City visits. Mrs John Sutton of Viner Mile comes home from a visit here. Mrs Margaret Phelps of Wortancve fon returns home after a visit. Mrs Heese Bryant of latcerne street and J Thomas of Sadie place are visiting in Wilkes Barre. Michael Wheeler of Oxfam street is home from a visit in New York City.

John St. Farr Ute Side Pitladiipuila FP Ab Fede Tenth Street New York City John Sutton Viner’ Mile Margaret Phelps Wortancvefon Hee Heese Bryant Latcerne Street J. Thomas Sadie Place Wilkes-Barre Michael Wheeler Oxfam Street

Community Notices From The City Parish And Schools

Social event at 221 Washburn street hosted by Mr and Mrs George Carson invites the Sitivowen Bune day school class and Miss Margaret Lever to participate. Funeral and burial details for Anastasia Mttenell and Mary Welsh, with ceremonies at local residences and Cathedral Cemetery.

Margaret Lever George Carson Washburn Street Evans’ Hall South Main Avenue Perry Bras Ripple Division Sons of Anastasia Patrick Mttenell Meridian Street Henry Regan Thomas O' Donnell Joseph Winwool KE. Pogan W. Werth KP. Conner W. Higgins J. Mitha Jackson Street Boonet Church First Welch Congregational Church Tiantoh Phelps Residenen Seventeenth Street HS North Lincoln Avenue Cathedral Cemetery

Gen Sheridan council selects officers in Green Ridge YM I meeting

The Gen Sheridan council 4 Young Men's Institute held a Monday night session at Capouse avenue Green Ridge selecting officers for the ensuing term. Listed are President Luke Haran first vice Thomas Mahon second vice kd B P Kearney recording secretary A oR McDonnell general secretary John J Varley treasurer James Roach marshal Thomas Mayers and others on executive committees. A progressive party followed with rewards. John J McTague won first prize a pair of drone gloves from Griffin & Collis.

FP. OH Sheridan Council Young Men's Institute Capouse Avenue Green Ridge Luke Haran Thomas J. Mahon Kd B P. Kearney A. Or McDonnell Trianeral John J. Varley James Roach Thomas Mayers Charles Roche Thadeusa McDonnell John F. Hentran Peter Buckley John J. McTague Firay Griffin & Collis Clothiers and Font Furntehors H. Shedd Pontaveniut Jewac J. Learving Williameport Frank Edgar Secial Fomes Asbury Alara Chane Rovshin Furlever Gyan Ridge Odd Fellows Tombe Butndereon’s Park W. de Bogvder Hieary Silkminn Maplewood

YWCA Plans March Lecture by Shakespeare Scholar Professor Clark

The Young Women's Christian Association held a morning meeting to arrange for Professor B. H. Clark, renowned Shakespearean scholar and lucrative authority, to deliver a lecture in early March. His recent appearances at a notable institution have drawn substantial attention.

Young Woman's Christian Association B. AH. Clark Clark Hautauqua

Kemp's Halkam For the Throat and Lungs Ad

An early 20th century advertisement invites readers to visit Shute Cove to obtain a free trial bottle of Kemp's Halkam For the Throat and Lungs. The claim promises cure and relief for consumption and related ailments.

South Scranton Nuptials End With Large Society Reception

Miss Lizzie Baumgartner Rosen wed William C Klein at the bride's Pittston avenue home in a high society ceremony. Rev ER J Schmidt officiated as guests filled the parlor amid arches of roses. a long list of relatives and friends attended a grand dinner and dancing session before the couple set up housekeeping.

Mise Tliazie Baurgaitier Willan CC Klein Pittaton Avenue Crushon South Scranton John Schmidt Hamm Mrs. Klein Charge Hosen William Roth James F. Beet Philip Hartman Joseph Baumeartner William Tannler Fred Weiche Abram Weichel Jacob Weichel Job Weichel Charles Conrad Fred Kvelhhomt John Lantes Mere Worver Abram Miller John Fiden William Thole Peter Mobling Anthony Mehtin Jacob Geigerer Caroline Rosen Mary Heeler Annie Miller William Fickus Eve Rosa Albert Gutheing August Stor Thomas Hawkins John Trosen Veoe Miller William Smith

Holiday Craft Booth At Park Sells Fine Wares

The Interiorte displayed figs and hunting themed ornaments with mayorot roots. A large booth hosted by Mrs. Sellar Mrs. T Henry Miss Anna Hotty and Miss Anderson offered Christmas gifts. Candy table run by Misethet Kellar and Mins Johler. An oyster supper will be served. Park Ploew Literary Society met at TEB Terwilliger's Tuesday evening.

Sellar T. Henry Anna Hotty Mise Anderson Misethet Kellar Mins Johler Park Ploew Literary Society TEB Terwilliger

Obituary notices from Archbold and Scranton region

Obituaries report the death of John Rotlhmann of South Scranton aged sixty eight born in Copenhagen with long Reed years in the city and ties to the Zion Lutheran church and Carpenters union. Other notices mention Jane Ferguson of Archbold and Mixx Fillza Jones of Hyde Park Avenue Archbold, detailing survivors and funeral plans.

John Rotlhmann South Scranten John Vewra Bermnton Copenhagen Denmark Sprake Brod South Scranton Cononhagen Jn American Wis Thomas HH. Sprake Primped Avenue Nik Rothmann Mwe Carpenters’ Union No. 4 Zion Lutheran Chirch Alzelmann Pistor Washburn Street Cemetery Mixx Fillza Jones Thomias Jones North Hyde Park Avenue Newts

Funeral for John Ridenbach Held in Neptune Court

The funeral for John Ridenbach was held from his Neptune court home with a brief viewing day and Rev. W A Nordh officiating. Interment followed at Mittvton Avenue cemetery, under the care of Camp 440 Patriotic Order Lots of America. Pallbearers included Henry Deising and John Levert among others.

John Ridenbach Neptune Court Bervieoe W. A. Nordh Mittvton Avenue Bill A. Herbeter Peter J. Rogar Joseph Kramer Adolph Moger George John Rett

Annual Fair and Festival at Providence Church

The Providence Presbyterian church opens its annual fair and festival tonight with five decorated booths loaned by Jonas Lane's Sons. An ice cream parlor room, dinner service from 6 o'clock, and Lawrence's Orchestra concert accompany a menu of turkey oysters squash potatoes salad cranberry jelly pies cake and beverages. Orchestra program features marches waltzes overtures and hallan nights with dinner tickets at 50 cents for adults and 35 cents for children and 10 cents for room admission only.

Providence Presbyterian Church Jonas Lane Lawrence

Funeral and community notices from the era

The article records multiple local obsequies and church notices. Thomas Simpson of Oak Street funeral details and Forest Hill Cemetery. Edward J. Colvin at a Miss Wheeler funeral. Miss Mahoney’s funeral in Waverly. North Main Avenue Baptist choir practice. Ladies Ald soulély quilting event at Bundy’s room. Daughters of America Loyal Congregational meeting at Loouwed’s hall with officer elections. Country Twine Sockalu dance at St Mary’s Hall. Benefit ball for Mya and Jon McHale. Fife cornet band and Professor Teyler’s dancing group at West Market Hall. Martin Lofius new inside foreman at Devine McGuire. Ladies Aid annual fair at Christian church.

Thomas Simpson Oak Street Colonel Monies Pow Grand Army of the Republic Mr. Simpson Forest Hiil Edward J. Colvin Ages Mies Wliehel North Main Avenue Miss Mahoney Loouwed's Weet Tauket Street Mary's Hall Mary’s Hall Mya Jon McHale Fxeilsior Professor Teyler Weat Market Street Martin Lofius Devine

Sunday School Convention in Plymouth Wyoming district

The Primitive Methodist church Sunday school convention for the Wyoming district will meet on Tuesday December 14 at Franklin street church Plymouth. Morning delegates reception and district business followed by afternoon and evening singing essays readings and discussions. Choir led by W J Hooper and a double quartet conducted by W T Perkins will perform. Delegates from every town between Nanticoke and Carbone arrive.

Wyoming Primitive Methodist Church Franklin Street Plymouth W. J. Hooper W. T. Perkins Nanticoke Carbone

Future of Ninth Regiment discussed at Wilkes-Barre armory

A Wilkes Barre Times report notes a meeting of Ninth Regiment line and staff officers at the armory to plan the unit s future. Planned room allocations give City battalion use of the first door rooms and Seventh regiment to occupy the second floor.

Wilkes-Barre Guard Ninth Regiment National Guard of Pennsylvania Company B Kenny Company Ait Willams

Memorial day program outlines nature study and songs

The notice lists a memorial event with a nature study, recitation, geology, and songs performed by students and teachers including Oli Regners, Miss A Sands, J C Taylor, Miss G Winchell, and F H W Green. Superintendent George Howell and others oversee the program.

Mlukely Dew Law Pom Rh. N Davie Dunmore Oli Regners George Howell Setaneton Miss A. Sands Tudy J.C. Taylor Misa G. Winchell F. H W. Green Clark's Green

Fragmented dialogue about a father and neighbor

A garbled exchange discusses a father’s attitudes toward a neighbor described as an old maid. Johnny and a speaker argue about family relations and marriage, with unclear names and context.

Johnny Fin Sores Mmail— Adams Freemin

Blinks Family Faces Financial Strain Over Payments

In a Chicago Record snippet, Jimmy Blinks asks his father if their newborn will be taken away due to unpaid installments on a new plan. The exchange highlights stress from mounting bills and an uncertain future.

Albert Gray Baldwin Avenue Gray Cane Bright Emer Rouke Blinkses Jimmy Blinks Chicago

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