Fashion sale offers lowest prices on ladies' coats
A stylish morning sale presents rare opportunity on ladies' coats with prices at the lowest point of the season. Shoppers are urged to visit early to secure selections and value.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1894
Page
8
A stylish morning sale presents rare opportunity on ladies' coats with prices at the lowest point of the season. Shoppers are urged to visit early to secure selections and value.
Frank Hawke returns from Philadelphia. Wedding of Nicholas Fox and Kate Geissler planned by Rev. Marvin Custer. Churches hold Christmas Eve services with trees and music. Jail imposes no visitors. Tioga Street building rumors. Lehigh Valley track work delays traffic between Vosburg and Mehoopany. Local ads promote Davidow Bros. watches and Greta Bouth American Kidney Cure.
The pretorioi contest at Keystone academy on Friday evening delivered one of the best events. William Eapy Thompson won best oration while William M. Denison and Emory Joy Dunkalee received honorable mention. The speakers and themes showed advanced ideas reflecting the institution's progress.
In Olyphant a large funeral and relatives gather as Miss Isabella Pewman and William W Wat king wed at the bride’s parents home on Susquehanna street by Rev Peter Roberts. The bride wore a pearl lansdowne gown with lace trim while bridesmaid Jennie Penman wore brown lansdowne. best man was John Mor fins. The Wat kings reside on Susquehanna Street. Nearby items note a Philadelphia winter trip, Minnie Seward company’s new operatic engagement, and local social visits with several names and addresses.
In Archbald on Saturday and Sunday residents worried over a mild diphtheria case involving Eva Parfrey who visited from Carbondale. Dr Van Doren treated her at a borough building hospital causing objections from nearby residents. The patient was later taken to a relative’s home in the valley. The St Thomas congregation reopened with large attendance and will likely close next week. A New Year banquet is planned at Moyle's hall and Christmas services are planned. Davidow Bros advertise selling unredeemed pledges from a large sacrifice.
The fragment recalls Davi don Bros banking establishment as a point of reference when money becomes essential. The note hints at financial timing and the institution's role in handling funds.
Minooka hosts include Mr and Mrs Peter McCahill from Hoboken NJ visiting friends for Christmas. St Josephs Total Abstinence and Benevolent society selects delegates for January meeting at Manlys hall. Patrick Cavanaugh of Wilkes Barre and Mary Mahedy of Nanticoke seen with locals. Mansfield State Normal student Join Mullen home for holidays. Mayflower Base Ball club to hold annual entertainment at Callerys arcade with admission 26 cents.
Sterling and silver plate WatchBoxes from Davidow Bros are advertised alongside Thiy silver-plated mugs. The ad promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup with claims of decades of use, soothing teething pain and diarrhea relief, urging buyers to insist on the brand and price of twenty five cents per bottle.
A number of students home from school for the holiday vacation include Charles Freathy from the College of Pharmacy in Philadelphia John Gilbride from Medical College Philadelphia George Welahs Platt from the Institute in Brooklyn N Y Fred Gaines from Cornell University Ames Miss Alma Hels and Mrs Nellie Woodward Wyoming Seminary Miss Elian Murphy Miss Blale Colgate and Miss Emily Wheeler from Bloomsburg State Normal school Kate Keleher Mrs James Colgate and Miss Marie Snyder visited Scranton Saturday The Hawley High School closes for ten days of vacation Dec 21 Principal Mark Creasy spends his vacation at his Light Street home.
John Cliligan aged about 28 died at his Main Street home Saturday afternoon after a lingering illness. He leaves a wife and two children. Funeral was held Monday with interment in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Born to Mr and Mrs Luke McGuire, a daughter. Robert Hall sustained a hand injury in an incident described in the next line.
Short items note activity in Jermyn with work on Monday morning at St. Thomas church fair opening this evening. Mentions visiting Fred Weber of Taylor and asks if readers have seen new link cuff buttons by Davi dow Brothers. Opera glasses and wine advertised at low prices.
Mr and Mrs William Anderson of Staten Island spend Christmas with relatives and friends. The funeral of William Please was held Sunday with large attendance at Old Forge home and Primitive Methodist church. Rev Jones consoling remarks praised the deceased. Mrs Oscar Johnson visited at Plilsion yesterday. Sunday school Christmas program at Methodist Episcopal church and Presbyterian church tonight with doors opening at six and program at seven. Admission free. The funeral of James Watters occurred Sunday. Studs in Sterling Silver and solid gold featured at Davidow Bros selling holiday goods at 17 Lacka Ave.
HONESDALE notes visiting friends from Ithaca Danville Lestershire and Brooklyn attended Christmas gatherings. Grace church Sunday school held a decorated service with a large tree and candy for each class. Local residents celebrate the season with guests and relatives.
Mary Chapman of Ashley visits brother Henry Chapman in Peckville while William Rooke plans Christmas at Inkerman. John Williams of Mansfield State Normal spends holidays with his parents. Mrs D B Coyle dies at 24 in Winton borough after brief illness leaving husband and five children. funeral December 26 at Archbald Catholic cemetery. Edwards of Scranton visiting aunt Mrs William Kestell.
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