Notable Residents and Visitors Pass Through City
Easton resident XX A Johnson is in the city while Mr and Mrs W M Gardner and their son of Honesdale were here yesterday. Clarke Bros senior member KE M Clarke is in New York. Ex Lieutenant Governor L A Warren has returned from Europe and is spending days in New York before visiting the city. Edward Gibbons, acting gateman for Barber Asphalt, was called home. In Irvington NY Monday, a death took his son. Scranton attendees at the Commercial Travelers association fair in Madison Square Garden include F Godfrey and P H Durkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Johnson
Easton
W. M. Gardner and Son
Honesdale
KE. M. Clarke
Clarke Bros
New
Irvington
N. Y
Commercial Travelers’ Association
Madison Square Garden
New York
F Godfrey
P. H. Durkin
Women Relief Corps To Stage Grand Army Hall Event
The Women’s Relief Corps No. 50 and Ladies of Ezra Griffin Women’s Relief Corps No. 60 announce an entertainment tomorrow at 8 pm in the Grand Army of the Republic hall 344 Lackawanna avenue. A drawing for a pair of all wool blankets will accompany the program featuring piano, recitations, graphophone selections, and banjo solo. Also notes births in Scranton: a son to George F Thirlwall and wife. marriage to Williams and Abeed in December at Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra
Griffin Women's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Lackawanna Avenue
Miga Daisy Poole
C.c
C.c.ccccsee «.»Miss Macy Hall Graphophone Selection, Master Edward Scragg
Hatthe Evans
Secccoes Wesseees
Harry Storma
Banjo
Stanley
Shoe Firm Marks Eighth Anniversary In Scranton
Lewis, Reilly & Davies celebrates its eighth year as a leading Scranton shoe retailer with seventeen salespeople and a two-section store. The event highlights the firm’s growth and local attention drawn to its sizeable operation and long-standing presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Lewis, Reilly & Davies
Forest City
Pennsylvania
Wyoming Avenue
Perjury Charge Trails Attorney After Book Heist
Attorney C. S. Woodruff was arrested on a perjury charge linked to a dispute over firm Taylor & Co. books taken from his office. Alderman Wright set a 3500 bond. Woodruff claims the books were placed in his care and later removed, while Joseph Hannick alleges felonious taking. A ruling on the search warrant kept the books pending Taylor and Hannick's court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Woodruff
Joseph Hannick
Oo. KB. Wright
Woodruff
Hall
Hannick
Dee
Taylor & Co
Mr. Hannick
Justice of the Peace
Doles
Tribune
J. F. Taylor
Joseph Hannick Doling
Taylor
C. Comegys
Justice of the Peace Doles
Donovan
Tam
C. 8
Rustees
Hannie
Mrs Walker Seeks New Trial in Scranton Court
In Scranton court Edith Walker again seeks a new trial after claiming Christmas Eve accident on West Lackawanna Avenue left her with $25,000 damages. Arguments by R Pitcher LH Burns for the rule and City Solicitor Torrey opposed. Minor cases include partition actions and guardianship appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Walker
Mayor s Court Sentences Issued By Mayor Bailey
Mayor Bailey presided over a morning session with a miscellaneous docket. Joseph Zacharias of Taylor drew thirty days for drunkenness and carrying concealed weapons. E. J. Ehrgood received twenty days for drunken and disorderly conduct. Frei Brown, a vagrant, was jailed twenty days for begging. Richard Gettings, a tailor, got ten days for causing a disturbance at Wright s Jewelry. George Bailey, in a sustained debauch, was sentenced to thirty days to sober up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Bailey
Joseph Zacharias
Taylor
E. J. Ehrgood
Frei Brown
Richard Gettings
Wright
George Bailey
Arson arrest in Taylor Avenue fire case
John 8 Bortree and George Dowling were arrested on an arson warrant by Alderman Millar after Albert Butterman reported his house set afire. A kerosene soaked wood pile and oil trail suggested an attempt to burn the residence near central city, with suspicion falling on Bortree who had recently pursued property interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8
Bortree
George Dowling
Alderman Millar
Albert Butterman
Mr. Butterman
Taylor Avenue
Butterman
Artist of Merit Miss Amy Fay in piano conversation
Miss Amy Fay, a New York City piano conversationalist, appeared at the Young Men's Christian Association hall under Mrs. Clarence Balentine before a several hundred strong audience. J Alfred Pennington accompanied. The program included Beethoven sonata Pathetique and Liszt Konzert etudes, Chopin nocturne, and a finale with a duet. The Philomel quartet and several solos completed the first part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association Hall
Clarence Balentine
Amy Fay
New York City
Miss Fay
J. Alfred Pennington
Sub-Deacon Orders Granted to John Holmes and John Morrison
John Holmes of Carbondale and John Morrison of this city received sub-deacon orders from Rt. Rev. Bishop O'Hara at St. Peter's cathedral yesterday morning. On Thursday they will receive deacon's orders and next Monday morning be ordained to the priesthood in St. Peter's cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Holmes
Carbondale
John Morrison
Bishop O'Hara
St. Peter's Cathedral
T. F. Coffey
Hey. J. Jd
DB. Weelby
J. W. Malone
Holmes
Mr. Morrison
O'Hara
Christmas Presents and Careful Selection of Lamps
The ad urges careful selection of china or glass and promotes a large stock to choose from. It emphasizes lamps that provide light first, then beauty, usefulness, and ornament. Prices are highlighted as making the choice easier.
Jewelry sale at Scranton's busiest gift store
The Busy Store promotes a seasonal sale with expanded staff and a broader assortment. Highlights include 260 solid gold rings at various prices, a boy's solid silver stem wind watch, and a lady's solid gold case with three front diamonds, all offered at surprisingly low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvin
Spectacles sale at Silverstone eye specialist
Save money buying specta cles at Silverstone eye specialist 30 Lackawanna avenue. Prices include solid gold rimmed $3.60 per pair nickel bows 0c to $1.00 aluminum bows 0c to $2.00 colored glasses 2c to $1.50 large line reading glasses 2c per pair opera and magnifying glasses at reduced prices free eye examination and satisfaction guaranteed Office hours 8 a.m. to 12 m 1 to 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Avenue
Lehigh Valley Ticket Office
Snow White Linen Sale Offers Table Cloths and Napkins
Every woman can find snow white linen with decorative designs. A fine assortment of table cloths with napkins to match is available for purchase.
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Norton
Lackawanna Ave
Weston Mill CO
Scrraton, Olyphant
DRS
Henwood
Wardell
Lackawann’ Ave
Reynolds
The
Women's Relief Corps No. 50
the Tribune
Reynolds Bros
Thirlwall
George F. Thirlwall
Thirteenth Street
Schank, & Spencer
Spruce Street
Bartree
Dowling
Tobyhanna
Millar
Palmer & McDonalds
Edwards
Finch Manufacturing Company
Sterling Manufacturing Company
W. J. Hand
J. W. Oakford
Chamberlain Coal Company
Coal Company
Sterling Company
J. A. Finch
Edwards & Barthold
Martha Pritchard
Thomas and Hopking
A. P. O'Donnell
Salvator Armello
F. Arigoni
Goldsmith Bros
A. G. Schoonmaker
M. F. Handler
Mary Barrett
J. W. Guernsey
M. J. O'Brien
J. R. Fleming
Robert Taylor
Albert Hier
Chamberlain
Kate Reap Hier
Frank M. Pierce
Hertha Fierce
Mai Reilly
Elizabeth Thomas
Henry Ettingham
King Lloyd
W. W. Murphy
Dickson City
John J. Fahey
Gadney & Walsh
PC. Langan
Francis Langan
Reynolds Bres
Hizonor
Castoria
Hotel
Jermyn
Arsist
A. Holle
Beethoven Dagio
Golde
Wagner A. Campanella
Hetesdecskas
Gu 'Etude Rollan
Chopin
Necterve
Roland
Liset 7
Sraverye
Philomel
Oe Bibles
Family Bibles
Reynolds Ot
China Hall
Haviland
Rexford’s
Thiele
Hatters & Furus
Lackawanaa Avenue
Nick
Kramer Bros
Popular Clothing House
Pocket Books
Haskell
Black
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