West Scranton day events mark weddings and funerals
Ceremony performed at residence of William R. Jones as Elizabeth Thionne wed Arthur Jenking. Annual Columbia Chemical Co ball, Panooka Tribe of Red Men event, and funeral for Peter Tierney noted. O'Toole injured. Masonic celebration planned tonight. Extensive list of attendees and arrangements described with floral decor and music by Bauer’s orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Jones
Columbia Chemical Company
Panooka Tribe of Red Men
Peter Tierney P. O'Toole
Elizabeth Thionne
South Main Avenue
Arthur Jenking
I South von Ruse
Soped
Willan
Deveest
Orion
Nile Jones
William Wiliams Weed
Thomas
Philatel
Phin
Mor
Jon
Phildelphe
William SK Thomas
Daewid Jenkins
John Thomas
Mercen Jenkins
Eee
Evan Jenkins
Thomasa
Jones
Jones, Mr and Stradotin
Hamlet Jones
Thinteldimes
Mary Taverick
Wate Phillips
Sarah Melbaum
Ysis
Elizabeth
Ellen Tones
David Anthony
David Willine
Reeete
Loewis
Liew
Eliyn Jones
J. Anthons
Ovi Meith
John Ova
T. Mons
Morgan
I. Avast
Ph den- Kins
de Davies
J. Gother
RL Burchell
W. Davies
Masonry Installation Ceremony Promises Local Events
A fragmented notice describes St John’s Day activities and an upcoming Masons installation ceremony. It mentions officers to be installed in Masonite Wall and a gathering at Moar’s ball after the ceremony, with marching to a nearby location and public proceedings surrounding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John'’s
Jute Trouble Remedy Sparks Curiosity
A fragmented note hints at a remedy described as wonderful for jute trouble with claimed effects. The text is garbled and lacks clear details about the remedy’s composition, source, or proven outcomes.
Seventh Annual Ball of Columbia Chemical Club at Mears Bell
The Columbia Chemical Company No 5 hosted its seventh annual ball at Mears Bell. Members and guests enjoyed music by Lowenice’s orchestra, with 24 couples dancing and a program featuring dances and jokes. Master of ceremonies John W. Walker presided, and a reception and committee team organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Chemical Company
No. 5
Mears’ Bell
Lownetice
Fin Couplman
Sane
Copii
Cumyuany Cireles
Mdi
Cereminies
John WH
Walker
Axsistant
Robert Heth
Joseph Oliver
Chacirman
Fran Walters
Mr Ptice
WL Jones
Boldis
H. Colle
Samuel Morris
Communister
Hirt Kigsley
Jet
W. Lana
Fo Phillips
BP. Warnke
TR. I. Williones
AL BL Holmes
A. J. Lewis
F Jeremiah
J. Kingsley
T. Jones
Wy ¥. Griffins
Accident hovers over North Main tinner PP O'Toole
PP O'Toole, a tinner for the plumbing and tinning firm of Gib ney and Willams on North Main avenue, met with an accident yesterday morning that could have been far worse. He is reported to be recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PP O'Toole
Gibney and Willams
North Main Avenue
Will
Retailers Slash Holiday Special Ties to Clear Stock
Store officials announce drastic price cuts to move all Holiday Special ties from inventory. They warn that many items now sell below cost as part of a clearance effort to finish the stock.
Man Injured After Fall From Roof in Jackson Street Incident
A man was confined to West Side hospital for several weeks after a fall from a roof on Jackson Street. He fractured his right ankle and suffered shock. He was placing a trough for roof drippings when a malvanized pipe became dislodged. He fell about eighteen feet, landed on his feet, but the jar was perforated and the ankle fractured. He resides at 440 Meridian Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Hospital
O'Toole
Jackson Street
Meridian Street
Epocial Services Plan At Hampton Street Methodist Church
Rev James Renninger leads a Sunday program at Hampton Street Methodist with chorister Trinman preparing morning and evening services. Morning includes scripture lessons anthems choir solos and a Bethlehem theme while evening features hymns and a full chorus with Mrs Randolph Jones as soprano soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Renninger
Hampton Street Methodist Church
Trinman
Ethotelock Wilde
Surprise party for Miss Eilan Cummings at Price Street home
Friends gathered Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs J F Cummings 1607 Price street for a surprise party in honor of Miss Eilan Cummings Vocal and instrumental music and dancing entertained the guests. Attendees included many named friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilan Comrnines
J. F. Cummings
Price Street
Mame Barrett
Maggie Bigelin
Annie Marrine
Idgzie Gerrito Bertha
Alive
Bessie McLeon
Celia Shearon
May Campbell
Sadie Quinn
Annie Connolly
Mame Reel
Sarah Swift
May Dougher
Tessie Boyle
Anne Kelly
Annie McDonougd
Mary Durkin
Mamie Vanston
Annie Callagher
Hessie Wand Marcelo Sharpe
Lisezie Dallas
Jenile Jones
Messrs
William Parrett
Arthur Mosier
William McNulty
Wille Regan
Patrick Mack
James Gibbons
Philin Meloon
Joseqi Martin
Robert Doucher
Willie Rohan
James Kelly
Willie Mu
Local Residents Welcome Visitors and Return Home
Lewis Lauman returns from Pottsville trip while Elizabeth Howells comes back from Parsons visit. Mr and Mrs For host Mrs Herman Hawes and niece Mise For from Tyrone. Rev James Hitches lectures in Kingston. Mrs Lot Ludwig hosts Mr and Mrs Albert Kenyon from West Erly. Ira Newton returns home for holidays. Mrs Prank Williams visits Williamsport with family. William Morgan visits Philadelphia. Jonnie Morecan returns from Stroudsburg visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Lauman
North Sumner Avenue
Pottsville
Mies
Elizabeth Howells
Parsons
For
Hampton Street
Herman Hawes
Mise For
Tyrone
N.Y
James Hitches
North Lincol Avenue
Kingston
Lot Ludwig
Hyde Park Avenue
Albert EF. Kenyon
Westerly
Flt
Ludwig
Ira Newton
Hagard, Pa
Sem
Helidaye
T. M. Miller
Washburn Street
Prank Willimaert
Williamsport
William. Morgan
Sunmner Avenue
Philadelphia
Mise Jonnie Morecan
Stroudsburg
Kemp's Balwim remedy for coughs and lung ailments
An advertisement touts Kemp's Balwim as a guaranteed cure and relief for chronic and acute coughs asthma bronchitis and consumption. The trial bottle is offered through druggists with pricing listed as ic and ec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Ic
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Boost Bodily Strength
Ad claims Hostetter's Stomach Bitters maintains bodily strength and keeps blood pure, promising ease and health benefits. The text emphasizes the tonic's effect on vigor and digestion as a daily aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theas
Sale of Ladies' Aid Society Treasures Nears End
The Ladies' Aid Society sale saw most items disposed of and the refreshment tables well patronized, marking a successful fundraiser event.
Scranton Deliberations Include Bonwagh Annexation Debate
Marquette council and Young Men's Institute held a monthly meeting on Tuesday evening with a debate over annexing Dunmore to Scranton. The negative side won by one point, with judges presiding as local residents were named among speakers and observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette Council
Young Men's Institute
Dunmore
Scrantin
John Hie
Pius Sweeney
James Lynott
J.od Mas
AL Byltott
Maret Street
W. A. Synott
MaeDon
Vavente
Joseph Pyvans
Patrick J. Malherin
John K. Moran
Patrick Carroll
John Higgins
Joseph McAndrews
Wasne Avenue
Sante
Laws
Dewey Hoes Company
Harrington
St. Mary's Hall
Mra
Kamback
Nay Aug Avenue
Church Avenue
Davis
Arthur Ditman
Deacon Street
Gsrip
Margaret Push
Green Street
John Edwards
Wayne Avenue
Rice, Lavy & Co
Resignation of Scranton Pool Board Director Cited Time Duty
Fred J. Terpe resigns as Scranton pool board director saying he lacks time to devote to duties. Names floated as successors include Heuster, O Malley, Spraks, Herz, Miller and Rosar, many of German descent, with Terpe suggesting his successor will likely be German.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Terpe
Scranton Pool Board
Cprenation
Mer
Terpye
Jagat
Tribune
Terppe
Spraks
Ambrose Herz
Michiel Miller
George Rosar
Woul
UH Appointed
St John’s Church Fair Aims for Better Days and Fun
The St John’s church fair progresses with improved planning and details. Yesterday featured children’s day with a phonograph concert and a doll sale. Last night drew a good crowd for an enjoyable evening as the entertainment committee mapped St Patrick’s total abstinence night with St Joseph’s Minooka choir assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Church
St. Patrick's
Society of St. John’s
St. Joseph's Church
Minooka
Comet Indge Knights Confer First Degree at Hartman Hall
Comet Indge and Knights of Pythiae held a regular session at Hartman’s Hall. Two candidates, Edwin Frable and Charles Rose, were conferred the first degree. Members urged to attend today’s services for Robert Robinson and other fraternal delegations. George Fruehan, Penn dental student, returns home for holidays. Funeral of Dr Stewart Heeser held in Hecktown cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comet Indge
Knights of Pythiae
Hartman's Hall
Edwin Frable
Charles Rose
Robert Robinson
Seranten Saengerrunde
Seranten Athletic Clih
Nay Auge Tribe of Red Men
Electric City
Oun
Eh Rosal Arcanum
Camp 400
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Club of Fifteen
John P. Roehe
Cherry Street
Fulward S. Durkin
Brook Street
Democratic Party
George Fruehan
Dental
University of Pennsylvania At
Philadelphia
Mickory Street
Stewart Heeser
South Scranton
Easton
Hecktown
Largest Stack to Select From Acknowledged by All
A broad array of options labeled as the largest stack to choose from received universal acknowledgment. The collection spans diverse categories and includes popular choices, reflecting wide public consensus.
Christmas Socials and Illness Across Lorenz Street Area
Local items report visits and gatherings at Lorenz store and homes on Washington Marion streets. Names include Mrs W H Wedeman ill, Mr and Mrs Frank Brown homebound with grip, Miss Anna Burke home from Manhattanville, and James H Powell awaiting rejoinment with the 11th U S infantry in January. Also notes Christmas bird collection at Lorenz store and holiday offerings at Jackson market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenz's
Washington
Marion Street
T. E. Howley
W. H. Wedeman
Market Street
Prank Brown
Penn Avenue
Lewis
Uniondale
Arch Johnston
New York Street
George Davis
Ledgedale
Green Hidge Street
William Storie
Dickson Avenue
IL Newton Croft
Lorenz
Grip
Jackson's Market
Capourse Avenue
Clive
Mr. Powell
Eleventh
United States Infantry
San Juan
Porto Rico
J. F. Hanagl
Fred. Woodhull
First Engineer Corps
Fred
Honolulu
Lackawanna and Luzerne Dental Association Elects Officers
The Lackawanna and Luzerne Dental Association held its monthly session in Wilkes Barre. Officers for the year were elected: President T. W. Thomas, vice president George C. Knox, recording secretary J. D. Mitten, corresponding secretary E. J. Donnegan, treasurer Nellie Carle. The annual banquet is set for January 17, 1890 at the Sterling hotel. Doctors Weatherly gave a microscope talk, with Scranton dentists Knox Struppler Stratton Donnegan Laubach Eynon and Wheaton in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna and Luzerne Association
Lackawanna and Luzerne
Hollister
Wilkes Barre
Scranton
BE. J. Donnegan
George C. Knox
T. W. Thomas
J. 2D. Mitten
KE. J. Donnegan
Nellie Carle
Weatherly
Wilkes-Barre
Knox
Struppler
Stratton
Donnegan
Laubach
Eynon
Wheaton
St Josephs Choir to Attend St Johns Church Fair
The St Josephs church choir will travel to South Scranton this evening for the programme at St Johns church fair. A good-sized delegation accompanies them. Michael King of Gilmore avenue is dangerously ill with pneumonia. The spring election stirs local healers. Due to the Incorporation of Mooselborough, several berths are to be filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Church
South Scranton
St. John's Church
Michael King
Gilmore Avenue
Moosle
Hilleil
Large Realty Deal in Pike County Opens Blue Stone Region
The New Jersey Standard Blue Stone company bought over 7000 acres in Pike County including Parker's Glen and adjacent hamlets for about 226 000. Deeds recorded in Prothonotary Weestlebrook's office last week mark the largest such transaction. The firm plans immediate operations and to employ over 100 men, expanding territory once controlled by John Kilgour, the Blue Stone King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey Standard Blue Stone Company
Pike County
Parker's Glen
Robert Muirhead
Jersey City
N.J
Frank Kilgour
Passaic
N. J
John Agnew
Paterson
Prothonotary
Weestlebrook
Biondard Company
Thue
John Kigour
Obituary of James Meklale of Olyphant
James Meklale, long respected resident of Olyphant, died at his home yesterday morning after a brief illness. Survived by three sons and one daughter. Funeral from the family home on Dunmore Street tomorrow at 2 p.m. Interment in Bt. Potelek cemetery. Olyphant. J. D. Jynkine and Rey Jenkins noted as relatives in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Meklale
Olyphant
Dunmore Street
Potelek
Elevated Lake Shore Line Advances Through Chicago
The Lake Shore BR HR claims the only western elevated loop in Chiewsze and promises superior comfort and direct city access. All Chicago elevated trains reportedly pass the route and stop at Lake Shore station on Van Buren, ensuring prompt communication with nearly all city areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
Chiewsze
Chicago
van Buren Street
Lakeshore
Also Mentioned on This Page
West
Miss Thomas and
Arthur Jenkins
Mira Harriet Davie
Booth Main Avenue
Bauer
Arringementa For
Gabere
David J. Davis
James M. Eaton
Wiljim J. Neave
William Browning
Charles We Lull
THEI
Panooka Tril
Hheri-Garh Hall
Okeotombtiee
John Ate
G. Pichler
W. O. Morgan
Kilah Peters
T Davies
J. Richards
J. Merde
Prentully
Globe Warehouse
Vaoluntiuby
Dlenoere Choir
Chote Priignr
Merten Iiferlam
Bermin
Sauster
Mfertary
Oly Ploty Night’ Co.cc
Mule Quattetta Meeere
Preetwood, Mundie, Stone, Cate
MS Chinn
Stephene Whitehead
Randolph Jones
Sopritvo
Miss Cummings
Alumni Athletic Association
Seymour Jones
Th Eblectric City Wheelmen's Club
Washington Camp
Redmen's Hall
J. Archie Jones
Hebert Bidred
K. Birtley
L. V. Deckerp
J. Miller
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Witnest
Hernias
Norma Nicholls
Peter Tierney
Luzerne Street
Oclowk
Cathedral
Board of Nustee
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Hostetter
North Scranton
Henwood
Captain Kamberk
Clay Pottehione
Dorranceton
James Mackey
Violet Foy
Stanton Street
Mary Davis
William F Davis
Bucknell
Griffith Thomas
Henwood & Co
Davis’ Drug Store
Noah End
Jonsle
George W. Davie
Minma Regan
Harry Lathrope
Thirteenth Regiment
Hhe
Princeton
Poeokville
Providence
Gime
Harry Taylor
Clase
O'Miulkey
Marekt Street
Witter
Tavis
F. L. Teappe
Davidow
Green Ridge
Hephasophs
Peckville
Ase
GobusTuck
N. K. Fairbank Company
St. Lovia
New York
Boston
Sean
Academy OF Music, Burgunder & Reis
Lessee
Hor
Long
Oliver Byron
Kate Byron
Myron
Guernsey
Joan Howison
Perth
Scotland
Pierce’s Market
Warne County
Wee
Wyoming Seminary
Miude Liter
J. D. Jynkine
Rey, DD. Jenkins
Mnntondale
Keenoon
Witeclurs
Carbondale
Dinceumid
UM Theatre
Reis & Burgunder
Lessees
H.R. Long
Hermann the Beat CO
Adelaide Jlermann
Bruns
Nina
Acta
Keat
Hoture
Devon
T. Swartzkopf
Blue Star Monogram Whiskey
Anhauser Busch
St. Louis
Penn Ave
Scranton, Pa
NEW York Hotels
St. Denis
Broadway
Eleventh Gt
Grace Church
William Taylor
Westminster Hotel
Cor
Sixteenth St
Irving Place
I. D. Crawford
Wanamakers
Miegel Cooper's
Lnsy
Hotel Albert
Lok
HK ST
University Place
Me Meek
AJAX
Pale — Pa
Ra Matthews Bros
LL C. Banderron
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