West Scranton Church Social and Local Notices Report
The Men s League of the First Welsh Baptist church held a social with a humorous program and devotional led by Rev PD BD Hopkins. A Christmas themed event, school savings, prize displays, and engagement notices follow, with candidates for common council in the Fifteenth ward and a masquerade ball at Mears hall highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Welsh Baptist Church
PD. BD. Hopkins
J. R. Hughes
Scranton Hireh School
Myfwany Beynon
Benjamin Hy, Lloyd
Elizabeth May
Local Injuries Reported After Weekend Mishaps
Johan H Williams of Back street injured when he slipped on a joist sidewall while delivering mail. Afr Miller of 1 Plampton street fell on pavement and twisted her leg. Mrs Heartwell of 42 Gynon street sprained her leg and was injured. Dr AL Crist attends all three. Unclear note: Valentine erne, of 2 Frink tree mn, Continental mine employee, damaged thumb at work Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johan H. Williams
Back Street
J. de Roberts
Jim
Afr. Miller
Plampton Street
Heartwell
Gynon Street
AL Crist
South Main Avenue
Nlentine Erne
Continental
West Side board of trade meets this evening
Monthly meeting of the West Side board of trade is scheduled for this evening at o o clock at the Electric City Wheel men’s club house on Mickson street. Local church groups and youth organizations hold gatherings tonight including the Omaha Ten of the Wardburn Street Presbyterian church event and the Baptist Young People's union meeting at Hickson Street Baptist church. An anniversary committee for entrin Sao ii Pontriatie Other Sons of America plans to convene in Washington hall this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Board of Trade
Electric City
Wheelmen's Club
Mickson Street
Omaha
Wardburn Street Presbyterian Church
GF. Clark
Mainaverine
Bertha la Monte
Ere Society
Migs Catherin
Burrall
Rive Street
Baptist Young People's al
St Browden Young Men's Society Nominates Officers
At the St Browden's meeting held in the hall last evening officers were nominated for the coming year. The election will take place on Monday evening, December 22. Also at the Simpson Methodist Episcopal Sunday school on Sunday, George L. Peck was elected superintendent and first assistant supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Browden
Simpeon Methodist Episcopal Sun‘las
George L. Peck
Local residents report visits and homebound residents
Mist Trene Thornton of Tenth Street is confined to her home by Tillens. Mrs William Angi of Hackettstown has returned home from a visit with relatives on Washburn Shed. Guovee Koerner of Mt Pocane is visiting his brother Charles Koerner on North Garnielt Avenue. Miss Reglina Canavally of Pree Street returned from a visit with relatives in Philadelphia. Miss Bertha Crawford of North Myde Park Avenue and Miss Daisy Jenkins of Plymeanth are visiting relatives in town.
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Mist Trene ‘Thornton
Tenth Street
Tillens
William ‘Tm. Angi
Hackettstown
Nod
Washburn Shed
Guovee Koerner
Mt. Pocane
Charles Koerner
North Garnielt Avenue
Reglina Canavally
Pree Street
Om Wisit
Philadelphiaia
Bertha Crawford
North Myde Park Avenue
Jims
Mears & Difigen
Daisy Jenkins
Plymeanth
North Scranton News Briefs and Local Notes
John J McGuire of Mc Guire & Grier is ill with the grip. Master Morris Watking on Providence road is very sick. Dawald Price on Spring street was seriously burned on the face and hands by an explosion of a gasoline stove Saturday. Mr and Mrs Thomas J Kilvans on Edn avenue welcome a baby girl. Two boys wanted at North Scranton bowling alleys. Shotton and Davis Willie Courtright of the Providence Register returned from a successful hunting trip in Columbia county. A number of friends gathered at the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J McGuire
McGuire & Grier
Morris Watking
Providence Road
Dswald Price
Spring Street
Thomas J. Kmvans
Edn Avenue
North Scranton
Shotton & Davis
Willie Courtright
The
Providence Register
Hoas
Columbia Courty
South Scranton Club Receives New Charter
A Pon sketch charter was granted by the courts and received by the Star Social club. The charter, decor, and local civic ties are noted as recent. Willian Wirth of Blickory street returns from a New York business trip, while Belwind Now plans a Buffalo visit after Christmas. Camp 49 Drim corps readies for its annual New Year celebration. Dr Bohley's Ling Menling Patnam promotes a cough remedy with no cure no pay and is sold by dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Social Club
Costello
Willian Wirth
Blickory Street
New York City
Belwind
Jeremin
Elde
Willl
Buffalo
Drim Corps
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Bohley
Green Ridge Wheelmen Meet. Local Notices From Capouse
Green Ridge Wheelmen hold monthly meeting at the club house this evening with directors urging full attendance for upcoming matters. Residents, including William Edgar and Mrs Martin, are mentioned in local notices. various residents are noted visiting Sea Cliffe and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Stevens
Capouse Avenue
Astor
Green Ridge
Willam Edgar
Sanderson Avenue
Pennaventre
Delaware Street
George Perk
Martin
Con Tanwrenes
Green Ridew Street
Sea Clive
T. Z. der
Wenal
Philadelphia
Obituary notice for infant Alice Madden in Grint setae
Alice Madden age 8 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Madden of Grint setae. The obituary notes her death yesterday in Tomes, with a funeral this afternoon at 3 o clock from the family residence. Interment at Carmel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Madden
John Madden
Grint Setae
Tomes
Carmel
Funeral Services for William Tiopking and Bridget O Malley
Funeral for William Tiopking will be held tomorrow afternoon at his North Robocot Avenue home with Pastor Th. DD. Bankins of First Welsh Monaist Church officiating. Interment in Washburn alreot cemetery. Bridget O Malley’s funeral is at 9 o'clock this morning from Ellen Turke’s 205 Ninth Street home with Burkill burial in Cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hte Aira
William Tiopking
North Robocot Avenua
Trew
Th. DD. Bankins
Washburn Alreot
Bridget O'Malley
Prier
Ceasedl
Ellen Turke
Ninth Street
Burkill
Cathedral Cemetery
Letter praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A testimonial from Mrs Laura Encrons of Walkersville Ohio praising the product for five years of ovarian trouble and discharge. She says the compound removed weakness and faintness within weeks, saved her from surgery, and restored her health. She urges others to try it and promises a rapid transformation.
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Lydian E. Pinkham
Laura Encrons
Walkersville
Oni
Another Case of Ovarian Trouble Cured Without an Operation
An advertisement urges women to trust Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for ovarian illness, claiming many cures without surgery. It invites readers to write to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for free advice and testimonials, and warns they must produce original letters to prove genuineness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydis EB. Pinkham Mediciue Co
Lyun
Mase
Manslaughter Plea Delays Sentence In Local Case
Concluded from Fhe 0. H. Soper a plea for clemency prompts the judge to postpone sentence until Saturday to allow inquiries into loss. Not guilty verdicts announced in cases against John Compaski and Mike Yubae for assault and battery with costs assigned to the county. Frank Koseginski, convicted of extortion by impersonating a county detective, sentenced by Judge Edwards to a $50 fine and three months in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Soper
Dembko Zumbko
Conte
Edward Myers
Wilhelm Cornin
Louis Myers
Frank Koseginski
Orphans Court hears Elizabeth Ziegler estate case and more
In the Orphans' Court Judge Vosburg heard additional testimony on Elizabeth Ziegler's estate with leave to argue set for Saturday December 12. Attorneys Dawson and Murphy represented the petitioner while Zimmerman and Pickus spoke for the defendant. In the Frances Jermyn matter Edmund Jermyn guardian bond of 150000 was filed and approved with George Jermyn and Joseph Jermyn as sureties. Bonds were approved in the Mary Lena Dickson and Helen Dickson minor estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
A. A. Vosburg
Elizabeth Ziegler
Deceaaed
Dawson and
Murphy
Winh Zimmerman
Pickus
Frances Jermyn
Mings
Edmund Lt Jermyn
George UL Jermyn
Joseph J. Jervimyn
Mary Lena Dickson
Helen Dickson
Minora
Testimony in Divorce Cases Heard by Judge Kelly
Testimony took place in multiple divorce cases before Judge Kelly. Involving parties such as Cages Wab heal yeelerdis versus Ilda &, Mitchet!, and Green versus Ada Geylock against Jacob Gar rack. Other filings include Wellie Kinney versus Edward Kinney and Thadeus Alerlos galas May ule Merlesy Curghineg Hudgon James Hudson, Mary Thyne versus Michael J. BMinne.
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Teathmony
Wab Heal Yeelerdis Betane
Kelly
Tru Mitchell
Nominat
Ilda
Mitchet
Mary St. Green
Nagainet
Birtles O
Green
Ada Geylock
Jacob Garrack
Wellie Kinney
Edward Kinney
Thadeus Alerlos Galas
Mayule Merlesy
Curghineg
Hudgon
Attorney Prank EE Boyle Leads Divorce Petitions
Attorney Prank EE Boyle led two divorce petitions with Prothonotary Copeland. Ruth Thomas was married to Uburlea Thomas on February 34 1891 and had reading ends early in the notice.
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Prank EE. Boyle
Copeland
Ruth Thomas
Uburlea Thomas
Woman seeks divorce from husband over years of abuse
Harriet Lerneor states Anthony Reever, her husband since October 20, 1881, treated her with such indignities that she left him on April 2, 1901. She asks the court to sever the marriage and grant a divorce.
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Seave
Harriet Lerneor
Anthony Reever
Manley Case Seeks $500 For Eye Operation Fees
Dr Z. F L Grant yesterday began action through I C Pitesimmons and John M McCourt to collect 500 dollars from Mrs W T McGreevy for professional services. In 1801 the defendant, then Miss Bessie Manley, received a delicate eye operation and a 500 dollar bill was tendered. The suit seeks to enforce the claim against the wife of Dr W McGreevy of Green Thidge.
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Z. FL Grant
Pesumpelt
I. C. Pitesimmons
John M. McCourt
W. TH. McGreevy
Bessie Manley
A&ee
Ww. I. McCheevy
Green Thidge
Court House Notes Roundup of Local Trials and Cases
Court proceedings reveal suspensions and rulings as defendants face liquor sales charges and liquor regulation revocations. A rule to show cause concerns age-related penalties in Commonwealth vs Wie. Multiple defendants, including Wilron and others, face trials and adjournments in a series of administrative and criminal matters.
Dunmore Worker Injured at Mine Breaker
A line about Jamece Melloray of Raat Drinker street employed at Mowers Whitty Coal company’s breaker. He was likely knocked into a cog wheel injury occurred yesterday, clothing snagged in machinery before rescue.
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Jamece Melloray
Raat
Coal Company
Potelved
Local Notice of Medical Evacuation and Community Updates
In a report of scattered items Agnes' Child of St. Mark's will hold a Wednesday meeting. Chief John T. O Nell has returned from New York. Drink of East Jonker Street is at his home. Miss Prick Willtorerely on restructuring, and urban travel notes mention a Pike County hunting trip by Winters Spenvar and Jobo Nighola. The text also notes Dr. Brown Wie Sun and removal to Lackawanna hospital. The youngest Aluddon daughter of Grove Street is mentioned.
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Dr. Brown
Lackawanna Hospital
Unibiaihy
Metlurry
Agnes’ Child
St. Mark's
Huh
Howe
Miss Prick
John T. O
Nell
East Jorinker
Tela
OW. Winters
Hal. Spenvar
Jobo Nighola
Pike County
Alice
Joli Aluddon
Grove Street
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Scranton
Men’s League
Welsh Baptist Church
Tendent
G. W. B. Doud
Wy Eh Harent
Robert Darvis
E. ¥. Harricons
Kiay Theeee
T. H. Jones
Guesie Brita
Wheatinn
Frank Willlimes
No. 12
West Side
St. David's Episcopal Church
Tice
Penn Avenue
William Hobinson
Hampton Street
Misa Alice Boneveld
Tock Street
Bev
Mr. Murdock
Kingston
David Robinson
Madhson Street
Ruth Palmer
John Gridithe
Egnont Street
Common Council
Joseph Woolley
Ligerne Street
Anthieite Sool Whh
Mears’ Hall
Peter Young
Imlze
General News
Dufour
G. W. Jenkins
Pennsylvania
Globe Warehouse
Sey
Margaret
Belinda McGurtin
Ferdinand Street
Mamie Gallagher
Mary L. Mahon
Margret Maton
Daisy Clark
Tessie Mulherit
Margaret McGurrin
Margaret Hopkins
Bellida McGurrin
Mamie Newer
Kate Grewer
Fate Heary
Annie Newscomb
Atamic McGuire
Nellie O'Malley
Joseph Rafter
Zell Grewer
Hugh Moran
Bert Mitchell
Will Tytler
Edward Malloy
Will Deyne
Patrick McGurrin
John McGurrin
Daniel Top King
Bert Devoe
Will Kenney
J. Bunnell
Moshoppen
Net
Mra
J. Cotson
North Main Avenue
Kane
Joseph Walsh
Olyphant
Latell
St. Mary's Hall
Weet Market Street
Tt Wia
John J. Kelley
Crant Pedtick
Jermyn
Columbian Literary Club
C. Seybolt
Carbondale
Putnam Street
WW OC
Honeywell
John Danvers
Wilkes-Barre
Jennie Davis
Church Avenue
Hirtleton
Mary Tiedey
Weat Market Street
Pittston
George W. Davis
West Market Streams
Crackerjick
Ninth Regiment
Old Town
the Tribune
Adv
South
Lane
Ali
Blickensderfer Typewriter
Slaple
Juanble-Efficleh
the Blickensderfer Mfg CO
Chestnut St
Mas. Pinknam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Laura Brine Coeuan
Commercial Hotel
Nashville, Tenn
Gina
Wadward P. GU
Court House
Mooney
VicWing
A. A. Chase
Scruitin Saal Company
Wilkes
Wiry
Deel
George Rush
Robert Wilron
Danieolan
Wilron
Michael Gilhust
Joseph Dayle
Taylor
Christopier Ligio
William Boull
Tore
Dunmore
Goldsmith's Bazaar
Gome
Lyceum Theatre
M. Rels
A. J. Duffy
Frank Ll. Perley
Julia Marlow
Seclal
Effie Ellsler
Mary Tudor
Soaty
Tom Lewis
Sam J Ryan
Incluediings
Maud J Huth
Senta
A. Wi. Vail
Jawaler and Opticlan
Spruce
Academy of Music
M. Tels
Lessee
Minoges
A. J. Duffs
Ansinees
Suallivs
Miarris
Woods
Tie Dixie Theatre
Henry Parnsworth
Dine
Lesson and Mundeer
Turner
Rialto
Santos’ Ja Oentes Rentomen
Gentes
Seeure
Star Theatre
G. Herrington
Rice and Barton’s Big Gaisty Co
Tery
Los Mera
Citer
Griffin Art Shop
Washington Ave
Curumel Cemetery
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