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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1896

Page

4

Munyon's Homeopathic Cures Offer Quick Relief and Prices

Advertising an assortment of Munyon's homeopathic remedies including cures for rheumatism indigestion liver and kidney issues asthma and colds. Each item lists a price from 2c to 1.00 and promises fast relief at drugstores with free medical advice from Professor Munyon at 146 Arch Street Philadelphia.

Munyon Price Unyon Price Price Sc Price Munyon Arch Street Philadelphia

Hannon & Co North Main Street Newsdealer Ad Notice

Advertisements orders for job work and items for publication left at Hannon and Co newsdealers North Main Street will receive prompt attention office open from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Hannon & Co Newsdealera North Main Street

Recitations and Singing by Miss Stephens School Pupils

Christmas exercises were presented by Miss Anna Stephens' school as it closed for vacation. The program featured choruses such as Chime the Bells and Hang Up the Baby's Stocking, recitations by Flossie Capwell, Charles Killeen, Pearl Lamoreaux, Ellen Linnen, and Hazel Wilson, plus dialogues and solos by Mary Hanson and Rosella Fay among others.

Anna Stephens Flossie Capwell Charles Killeen Pearl Lamoreaux Mary Hanson Edgar Lathrop Lois Dimock Maud Moyles Teabelle McMyne Joe Farrel Etta Linnen Harold Case Florence Penwarden Ruth Scocker Hazel Wilson Mary Moffitt Arthur Wall Edward Wade Raymond Whiting Frank Smith Frank Colwell van Allen Histed Ruth Bell Rosella Fay Edna Evans Nina Smith Charles Kafka

Injured by a Broken Hammer at Work

R. H. Boyle was using a sledge hammer when the handle broke. A three inch splinter pierced his palm. Dr. Thompson dressed the lacertated hand. The injury is serious and may keep him from work for some time.

R. H. Boyle Thompson

Remains of Philip Mang Laid From St Rose Church

A large crowd attended the solemn requiem mass yesterday morning as the remains of Philip Mang were carried from St Rose church after the impressive services.

Philip Mang St. Rose Church

Funeral of Frank Tappan at Trinity Church

Impressive services were held on Thursday afternoon at Trinity church for Frank Tappan whose remains were laid to rest in Brookside cemetery.

Frank Tappan Trinity Church Brookside

Local and Personal Notes from Stroudsburg Area

Mrs Margaret Joyce of East Strouds burg State Normal school vacationing with parents Miss Maria Reynolds and J William Robers guests of Mrs N E Rice of Scranton return home Misses Mary J McLean Jennie Kearney Joanna Murphy students at Stroudsburg State Normal home for holidays Morris and Ethel Aitken home for Christmas Mis gress John Scott injured by premature blast at Wilson Creek mine able to be out Mrs Alfred Bentley of Hospital street called to Altoona by her father’s death Miss Eben Reed Mead and Miss Angon Archbald visitors Arthur and Edna Stoddard hosted friends on Birkett street Miss Mamie Byrne and Willie Conerton city spent evening with friends in Forest City Ladies Auxiliary Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen hop and social New Year’s Eve SB F Stoutinger visiting son General Foreman Stoutenger Mrs Margaret Kirk and daughter Margaret attended Anna Brown and Ahmed Wilson wedding in Moosic Misses Lillian Baker and Frances Daley at Archbald kindergarten closing exercises Albert Rutherford home from Blairstown N J for Christmas vacation Mrs William Hubbard and Miss Gramer visiting in Scranton Mrs Mary L Crane guest in Montclair N J for two weeks returned home Miss Marion Crane arts student in New York City home for Christmas vacation.

Mra Margaret Joyce East Stroudsburg State Normal School Maria Reynolds J. William Robers N. E. Rice Scranton Mary J. McLean Jennie Kearney Joanna Murphy Stroudsburg State Normal School Morris Ethel Aitken John Scott Wilson Creek Alfred Bentley Hospital Street Altoona Eben Reed Mead Anna Gon Archbald Arthur Edna Stoddard Birkett Street Mamie Byrne Willie Conerton Forest City Ladies’ Auxiliary The Brotherhood of Railroad W. W. Watt SB. F. Stoutinger Round House Mayfield Syracuse N. Y Foreman Stoutenger Margaret Kirk Margaret Anna Brown Ahmed Wilson Moosic Lillian Baker Frances Daley Albert Rutherford Blairstown N. J William Hubbard Gramer Mary L. Crane Montclair New Jersey Marion Crane New York City

Local Tidbits From Peckville And Surrounding Areas

Peckville workers at Forest Coal and New York and Scranton Coal received yesterday pay. Masonic banquet at Olyphant attended by Mr and Mrs Frank L Taylor and Mr and Mrs Joseph G Bell. Methodist Episcopal Sunday school to present Christmas exercises next Thursday. Burglaries reported at Thomas McGinnes back road. nineteen chickens twelve geese and ducks stolen. Mrs Jennie Frear visiting Mayfield with daughter Mrs Hugh. Epworth League officers elected led by Herbert Frear and others. Firat ward assessor reports three hundred one voters. Health board praised. Blakely officials lauded. Church services list Reverend S C Simpkins preaching. Diphtheria cases dropping. bad posters removed in wards. Christmas pay due to many colliery workers. Misa Content Lutz to wed Oscar Miller at bride’s West End home next Thursday. Peter Rape, longtime Jessup resident, died last Thursday. funeral in Olyphant Catholic cemetery. Rhoda Jenkins hosting birthday party this afternoon. Mount Cobb vacation rumor and local notes from Stroudsburg State School.

Forest Coal Company New York and Scranton Coal Company Frank L. Taylor Joseph G. Bell Olyphant Methodist Episcopal Sunday School Thomas McGinnes Jennie Frear Hugh Mayfield Epworth League Herbert Frear Walter Williams Wm. Johns Nellie Peck Sophie Simpkins Gaylord Keller Blanche Taylor Maud Treverton Grace Taylor Firat Board of Health Blakely C. Simpkins Misa Content Lutz Oscar Miller West End Peter Rape Jessup Olyphant Catholic Rhoda Jenkins Cree Renee Ristmas Mount Cobb Apman & Boughton

Local Notices and Elections from Rutland Tioga Area

Professor F C Hanyen visits his parents in Rutland Tioga county Mrs Mahoney in ill health at her son Councilman Andrew Mahoney’s home Oyster entertainment by African Methodist Episcopal church at band room Epworth league officers elected President Julius Sherman first VP Sterling Bedford second VP Mrs John Mershon third VP Mrs C E Mahoney fourth VP Mrs Pardon Stone secretary N D Smith organist Dexter Singabaugh William D Spencer estate sale set for next Wednesday Dec 23 Vestal NY resident Tobias Plough leaves for New York City to visit a son after visiting daughter Mrs F H Parson at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage Cadets of the B Y P U and Baptist church officers elected Rev A Bergen Browe to preach at Baptist church tomorrow at 10 30 am and 7 30 pm.

F. C. Hanyen Rutland Tioga County Methodist Episcopal Parsonage Epworth League The Methodist Episcopal Church Julius Sherman Sterling Bedford Mra John Mershon C. E. Mahoney Pardon Stone N. D. Smith Dexter Singabaugh William D. Spencer Albert Johnson EF. G,. Trimby George B. Stone A. Bergen Browe the Baptist Church

Wyoming Seminary Welcomes Winter Term Students

New students enrolled include William T. Clark of Lysander N Y 85 M Edson of Skaneateles N Y H H Gamer of Binghamton N Y L R Holcum of Askam Pa John E Furgerson of Shavertown Pa and Horace L Rouse of Weatherly Pa A local obituary reports the death of Harry Von Krug son of Rev Von Krug a former seminary student The Amphictyon banquet is planned for Wednesday evening Dec 23 with alumni attending Adelphian society to visit next Saturday evening.

William T. Clark Lysander N. Y M. Edson Skanectalis H. H. Gamer Binghamton L. R. Holcum Askam John E. Furgerson Shaver Town Horace L. Rouse Weatherly Misa Luella Frace Clark's Summit Miss Lissle College of Business Miss Lamprell Harry von Krug Princeton University von Krug Fred Sampson Tunkhannock William Adelphian Society Amphictyons

Teachers Institute annual meeting reports limited attendance

The annual meeting of the teachers Institute la In seasion drew 43 of 477 teachers with sessions led by ex Superintendent Ryan due to H S Putnam’s illness. College students are home on holiday. George F E Woodruff visits family. the new court house roof and dome are being added. Towanada displays notable electrical window exhibits. W H Danner of Danner Brennan to receive prize. W H Cogswell visited Skinner's Eddy landlord at Table Rock. J Morgan Brown and wife traveled from Wyalusing for shopping.

Teachers’ Institute la Seasion Ryan H. 8. Putnam George FE. Woodruff Fountain Pen Company Court House Towanada W. H. Danner Danner & Brennan W. H. Cogswell Table Rock House Skinner's Eddy J. Morgan Brown Wyalusing

Young Firefighter Jonh Hebrond Dies at Lincoln Street Home

At 19 years old Jonh Hebrond died yesterday at 11 a.m. at his Lincoln street home. He was known for quiet, steady habits and leaves many friends. Eagle Hose company No. 1 opened its grand fair and festival last evening in Smith's hall with strong support from admirers and community members.

Jonh Hebrond Lincoln Street Hebrond Eagle Hose Company No Smith's Hall

Mayfield and Jermyn Auction At Bell Property

Sale of Co L Bell personal property held yesterday at 9 30 with deputies Ry an and Ferber present. Items sold include furniture, lumber, hardware, barrels and household goods with totals of 6451.00 and 1100.00 in Bell’s washery interest transferred to Schlager and then Crawford. Several residents and workers mentioned in attending notices.

Monsey tribe applauds W J Toman for success in finance and membership

In finance as well as membership, W. J. Toman is praised as one of the most ardent and efficient workers. The article attributes much of the Monsey tribe’s success to his efforts and to those of others who supported the cause.

W. J. Toman Monsey Tribe

Literary program delights at Methodiat church

A crowded Methodiat Episcopal church enjoyed a varied literary and musical program by Miles Carolyne V. Dorsey and her pupils. Miss Ira not only performed but directed. other participants included Misses Rose Thorpe Elizabeth Kilham Evangeline Dorsey and selections from Gail Hamilton Jean Ingelow Lew Wallace Charles A Adams Paul Dresser and Robert Burdette. The event reflected credit on Miss Dorsey. Mrs. Michael Judge visited her mother Mrs. Ludgate in South Scranton. Evan G Watkins traveled to Wyoming on Thursday. Services tomorrow at the Methodist Episcopal church will be held at the

Methodiat Episcopal Church Miles Carolyne V. Dorsey I=rey Rose Thorpe Elizabeth Kilham Evangeline Dorsey Gail Hamilton Jean Ingelow Lew Wallace Charles A. Adams Paul Dresser Robert Burdette Miss Dorsey Michael Judge South Scranton Ludgate Evan G. Watkins Wyoming Methodist Episcopal Church

Pastor Stev F A King News Aids Holiday Schedule

Morning services at 10 90 a m with the Mission of Jesus. Sunday school at 2 15 p m. Evening sermon at 7 p m titled Angels. All are cordially invited. Miss Henrietta Sherer of Scranton visiting relatives on Union street. Miss Mattie Hodge of Stroudsburg visiting her mother on Washington street. The Traction Company is reparking the road on Main Street.

Stev. F. A. King Mission of Jesus Angels Henrietta Sherer Scranton Union Street Mattie Hodge Stroudsburg John Hodge Washington Street Traction Company Main Street

Christmas Services At Methodist Episcopal Church

Special Christmas services scheduled at the Methodist Episcopal Church with morning and evening events on Sunday December 20. An arranged music program, Sunday school Christmas exercises on Christmas Eve, and an old time Christmas tree ceremony will be held. Public and all are invited to attend the festive program for children.

Methodist Epiaropal Church

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Carbondale Miss Stephen's School Honday J Scott Inglis Lacka Avenue Peckville Waverly Wyoming Seminary Towanda Priceburg Jermyn Co. L. Bell Sherims Ryan Ferber Roscoe Dale Charles Schlager C. Whitmore Mr. Bell J. L. Crawford C. E. Wells Mason & Snowden Attorney Patterson C. D. Winters J. D. Stocker Thomas Rich C. C. Whitmore William H. Merritt L. Kellar Stocker C. L. Bell Martin Bros Andrew Migses Beele Lillie Baker Mia George McLaughlin Farl Lee Kate Carey Kate Olcott Isaac Carey Eddie Maynard Terra Firma Mr. Maynard Theodore Spettigue William Broughal Grace Buckingham Myra Hills Thomas Jones David Jenkins E. J. Petera Watt's Hall Minnie Burton Parks Ida Carter May Henwood Hattie Mason Frank Jones Fred Hubbard David Reese de Forest Wall Scott Third Street E. Helmes John Bowen Bellevue John Tighe David Menderson William Davies Mary Prichard Penrose William E. Davies Philip Lewis Monsey Tribe of Red Men Hood Amelas Anian Hammond Table Grove Ilinoia J Druggists J. Hood & Co Lowell May Hood’s Pills ROYAL Newts Taylor Dalton Mercereau & Connell Wyoming Avenue Coal Exchange Hotel Castoria Davis’ Tailoring House W. J. Davis Moosic and Rughdale Works Laplin & Rand Powder Co’s E. M. Hetze Lackawanna Ave Scanton William Zachhans Spruce Street Z. Weingart Lackawanna Avenue Rug Department G. Kerr, Son & 60 Third National Bank Santa Claus DCA Outil
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