Death of Sergeant James Kanaki Survived by Wife in Seeleyville
Special to the Serantin Priteine Camp reports the death of Sergeant James Kanaki of the Thirteen, at tale post five o clock. He served eleven years in the guard and is survived by his wife living in Seeleyville Wayne County. He had been ill and died after a period of decline. The regiment plans to inter him northward when transportation is arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeleyville
Wayne County
Guard
Augusta
Mike Kengle
Adietu
Dee
Benten
Thirteen
Sergent
James Kanekl
Comacnes
Peewee Owas
Tale Post
Oelock
Otis Morte
Dmvietoy
Biel
Thik Tagether
Otter
Dana Levine
Bie
Ives
Warne
Joseph Kacks
Smith Hais
TP Mattes
Notable Holiday Shop Display Promises Unique Nifty Goods
A Christmas store touts exclusive and imported items for the holidays. It promises smart wearables and selections that justify the trip beyond the eighty five cent railroad fare, highlighting the economy of shopping satisfaction for visitors.
The Holiday Handkerchiefs Sale Ad
You can buy handkerchiefs with a guaranteed all linen quality. The ad promotes Plain White handkerchiefs from 6c to 19c and Pure Linen initial and embroidered versions up to 2.98, plus lace trimmed sets from 8c to 15.00.
MacKengie Camp Names New Quartermaster and Staff
Sergeant Lathrop Corporal Mallat and Sgt Scott L Shaver again serve as quartermaster for Company F replacing William R Newman who resigned His move frees him to return to active duty Private J Donald Hull resigns as chef for Company A and Private Thomas Lewis takes the post The camp name is now spelled MacKengie Richard J Bourke
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lathrop
Mallat
Scott L. Shaver
William RR. Newman
Thiet
Shavers
J. Donald Hull
Thomas Lewis
MacKengie
Richard J. Bourke
Team of Horses Killed in Crossing Collision
A Delaware, Lackawanna and Western train struck a hay wagon owned by florist G. R. Clark as it crossed at Tillinghast crossing. The wagon carried Christmas trees. both horses were killed, the wagon wrecked, and one horse was driven about eight hundred feet before being cut in two. The driver escaped with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
G. R. Clark
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Thirteenth Regiment
Serantin Priteine
Augueti
Callina A Corpis
Summerville
Young
Thirteenth
Corp Gonimuider Teleputes
Ent
Iwys
Second
Champ Meisengie
Cheieral
Conan
Thik
Austria
Vietnay
Commando Hrigalior
Gobi
F. 8
Strong
Asebaht Auta Gheerul
Auguste
Noscusta
Aus Seidier
Pere McCrea
Lackawanna Hospital
Sam Richards
Perry Bowman
Willard Lathrop
Henry Hoffman
Pubile Square
Wilkes-Barke
Hope
Army
Hood
America
Pilsner
Scranton, Pa
David M. Sapp
Miymouth
Satz
New York
Horner
R. J. Horner & Co
Fden Musee
Horner & Co
THE
Dickson Mfg CO
Scranton Ane
Cieneral Omece
Eugene
Eaeh
Eugene Field
Bool
Pete
Tiete
Monroe St
Chicago
Hook
Oir
Wsi
Cma OS
Scranton
Connolly & Wallace
Nene
Washington Avenue
Third National Bank
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William HL. Peck
Holmes’ Electrics
Standard Shoe Store
Lacka. Ave
Guardian
L. A. Watres
Jominson
A.M. Christy
Wm P. Hallstead
August Robinson
John P. Kelley
Urs
Everett Warren
Lk. P. Kingsbury
U. S& Johnson
Itres
Myer Davidow
Lackawanna Avenue
Pennsylvania
CARP
Brussels
Dresden
Wyoming Avenue
Lagkawanna Lumber CO
Aowood
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susqueshanna
Mina
Potter County
Psu
Coudersport
Porteeneny
General Office—Board of Trade
VIA
Old Point Comfort
Express Steamships
Old Dominion Line
Washington
W. L. Pryor
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Charles B. Scott
Franklin Ave
Just
Gillette Bros
Florey & Brooks
Washington Ava
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