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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1896

Page

7

Rites Held For Mrs Richards At Washburn Street

The funeral of Mrs Margaret Roberts Richards of Scranton street drew a dense crowd with services at the family home and at Washburn Street Presbyterian Church. Rev Moffatt and Rev Jones officiated, with Welsh language prayers and a tribute to her Christian character. Pallbearers included nephews such as John R Edwards and Thomas Richards. Interment followed at Washburn Street Cemetery.

Margaret Roberts Richards David T. Richards Scranton Street Washburn Street Richards Portor Jd. F. Moffatt Washburn Street Presbyterian Church DD. Jones First Welch Congregational Church Mr. Jones Aod Jones Siadd Familly Mr Moffatts Welsh Congregational Church W. G. Powell Norma Williams Ligate Jenkins Reva Matatt Jones John KR Edwards Franklin Howed Dolin Phillips Harry Bock Thommas Richards Olyphant William Davies Plymouth WiLlan Davies Plemouth William HL Baker Carbondale Sarah Evans Lane John Th Daw Pittston Mise Alminte Jones Farward Jones Mae A. M. Clark Peekville Mintle Howen Wright Lowry Clifford Charles Trumbower Thomas G. Thomas Ayde Park Filmore Avenue W. 5. Dones Fourth Wari Mission Bellevue Mission Done WH. H. Morris Taylor W. F. Davis North

Camp Et Patrio the Order of Sons of America Officers Elected

The Camp Et Patrio order of Sons of America met last night and elected officers including William Bisbing as president and Lawrence Webster as vice president. Thomas H. Davis becomes master at arms with W U Harris as recording secretary and J P Harris as financial secretary. Jesse Price is guard, John M Lewis as Inspector, J W Irklin as trustee, and Charles BE House serves as retiring president. Installation date to be announced.

United American Mechanics George HH. Brown George 8. Florey Heuben Jones William T. Craft G. W. Carleton Isaac C. Street John Wheeler William Mills State Council Thomas HE. Roberta John H. Widener John T. Widener John W. Boldinger G. A. Philo Camp Et Patrio Order Sons of America William Bisbing Liaawwrence Webster Thomas H. Davis W. U. Harris J.P. Harris Jesse Price John M. Luivis J. W.irklin Charles BE. House

Salvation Army Officer Ends Term with Farewell

Last night marked the final Salvation Army meeting with Ensign founains to take charge. He departs today for Phoenixville Pennsylvania where he reports to his superior officer. The farewell was sincere and spirited as Ensign De Garis proved a valuable loader.

Salvation Army Founains Phoenixville de Garis

Sweep stake shooting match draws local sportsmen

High interest grips the Fifteenth ward New Year morning event with many birds secured by William Stephens of the Patagonia hotel ready for entries. Enthusiasm promises a day of gun play for participants and spectators alike.

William Stephens Patagonia Hotel Bette

Funeral notices and event updates from local column

Entries for the New Year shooting match are expected at Stevens Patagonia hotel on South Main. The funeral for Mrs. Hugh Williams occurs today at 2 PM from Locust Street residence with Rev. Hugh Davis officiating. burial at Washburn Street Cemetery. Dr. Thomas Jenkins of Albany is visiting his parents.

Maddy Stevens’ Patagonia South Main Avenue Hugh Williams Locust Street Hugh Davis Welch Calvinistic Methodist Church Washburn Street Thomas Jenkins Albany

Local residents mourn multiple deaths and incidents in community notes

Mrs. Martin Welsh of Noy Adie Avenue died last Monday evening from severe shock after a long illness at age about 80. Funeral at 16 o'clock with high Mass at Holy Rosary Church. burial in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. William McAndrew, an inmate, escaped from Hillside farm. pursuit by police and family confrontation. doors locked to officers. Various local notices include births, weddings, visits, and club events at Keystone Literary and Dramatic club and St Mary’s hall venues.

J. L. Jenkins Jackson Street Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church Epworth League Eve. Hinman and Parsons Kev P. Dotn August Webber North Sumner Avenue Swelock Washburn Street Thomas Hopkins Wilkes-Barre John Baker Hyde Park Avenue Philip Durkin Lafayette Street Ireland Sarah Mary Maggie Mamie Durkin John Durkin M. Robinson's Brewery Santa Claus Scranton Street Baptist Church Washburn Street Presbyterian Church Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church Anna Dbraidlent Bromley Avenue Lafayelle Street Hunt Siwial Palmer & McDonalds Spruce Martin Welsh Teart Failors Welsh Maly Rosary Hyde Mark Catholic William McAnrew Yesterdiay Wanderige John McAndrew Hrick Avenue Knowton Andrew Keiers McAndrew Charlee Stonter Wayne Avenue Mise Ann Hopking Jace Clover Street Holy Rosary Church J. J. O'Toole Hyde Park Catholic Frank Trussell Davis’ Drug Store Deposit N.Y Keystone Literary and Dramatic Club St. Mary's Hall Joseph McNamara West Market Street Ligale Gabriel Evan Gabriel Arnold G. Thomis Youngstown Church Avenue George KE. Galld Presbyterian Church

Local social notes and club announcements from Dunmore

Walter Seymour visits Philadelphia relatives at Cronk residence on Brook street. Thomas McDonald visits Hawley cousin Miles McDonald on Dhinker street. Alice Murphy from New York visits her parents on Chestnut street. The Red Men rehearse a forthcoming drama. Young Men’s Total Abstinence Society elect officers: President Thomas Taylor, Vice President W. Ryan, Recording Secretary James Yhora, Financial Secretary W. C. Burke, Corresponding Secretary Michael Manley, Treasurer Bernard Sweeney, Trustees James Cullen John Brown John Hughes. Abraham Morris of Jefferson Avenue plans a two week stay with friends in Reeders, Pa. Nellie Ginley of Sport Hit returns from Pittston visit. Thomas Golden of Senate Hotel suffers a poisoned hand. Third Ward Republicans of Dunmore plan a meeting at Manley’s Hall for club organization on a Saturday in January 1897 at an hour to be announced.

Walter Seymour Philadelphia B. KR. Cronk Hrook Street Thomas McDonald Hawley Miles McDonald Dhinker Street Alice Murphy New York P. J. Murphy Chestnut Street Thomas Taylor W. Ryan James Yhora W. C. Burke Michael Manley Bernard Sweeney James Cullen John Brown John Hughes Abraham Morris Jefferson Avenue Reeders Nellie Ginley Sport Hit Pittston Thomas Golden Senate Hotel Third Ward Dun Mom Manley's Hall Republican Club Committee

Adolph Hofmeister Boy Loses Fingers in Sausage Machine

South Side News reports 12 year old Adolph Hofmeister of Pittston Avenue injured while operating a sausage machine. His left hand slipped under the knife and four fingers near the knuckles were severely crushed. A cousin suffered a similar accident about a year earlier. John Kane of Minooka, longtime Main Street saloon keeper, fell from his front porch causing a broken nose.

Butcher Hofmeister Pittston Avenue Adolph Butchie Jacob Hofmeister Doh Kane Minooka Main Street

Local Societies and Installations Highlight Weekend Events

St Aloysius and St John's Total Abstinence societies prepare for a charity basketball game at Camp 400 hall. The Patriotic Order Sons of America names officers for the year led by President Jacob Miller and Vice President Peter Neuls. Families attend funerals for Mamie Hempling and John Davitt at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Palmer & McDonalds advertise choice cut towers and tower designs.

St. Aloysius Young Men‘s Total H. F. Stahlheber George Frable J. F Christopher Fred Gunter Fred P. Haas John Levert Etter Guand Fred Kressler Eighiteen Robert H. Deiter Nelle Breen Jermyn Katie Reardom Stone Avenue August Koons William Fisenbach Ae Hardy Wayne County Patrick Durkin Brook Street Mamie Christian Hempling Orchard Street Black Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery John Davitt Wit Michael Davitt Palmer & McDonalds Spruce

Old Forge School Bonds Blocked by Injunction Bid

Old Forge school board opened bids for bonds to fund a new high school. The Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company obtained a preliminary injunction and a rule to show cause why the district should not be restrained from incurring debt. The case centers on state law restricting debt during court proceedings over township division to form a borough. A bond of 1000 dollars was filed with sureties.

Old Borge Dire Delaware, Lackawina and Weestero Rathod Company M. L Corbett Warren & Kinipp Albright A. Im Ulast William Repy John Cook Dresiient Old Forge Fiby Pyne Lackawanna W. F. Hallstead J. F. Snyder

Post Office Sub Stations Open on Saturday Morning

West Side sub station will operate at Deckers drugstore 107 North Main Avenue with Miss Gertie Decker as clerk and the North End sub station at Andersons news agency with W H Anderson in charge Deliveries and box service will not be provided stamps letters registered and money orders will be sold or issued only at the sub station Money orders may not be paid there and are redeemable only at the general post office

West Side North End Deckers Drugstore North Main Avenue Anderson

Street Car Loop Improves West and South Side Service

The West Side street cars will run up Lackawanna avenue to Washington and Spruce, then Wyom ing and back to the West Side, reducing fender changes and trolleys branches. South Side cars start inbound trips along Pitts ton avenue from Hirch street over Roaring Brook bridge to Spruce and Franklin avenues, then Lackawanna and out the old way.

Lackawanna Avenue Washington Spruce Street Spruce Wyoming Lackawanna West Side Pittston Avenue Hirch Roaring Brook Bridge

Get FLESH and Strength by Nature's Own Way

Promote flesh, vigor, and digestion through wholesome food. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claim to cure stomach weakness by supplying digestive principles, increasing appetite, and boosting strength and nerve health. Available at druggists or by mail from Stuart Co Marcell, Michigan.

Harlandson Stuart Marstall Mich

Street and avenue improvements open new transit routes

Mattes street and Cedar avenue are part of a major South Side system upgrade. Dunnmere and Greenridge suburban lines began running out Washington avenue after crossing and curve work at Washington and Apruce street. Cars will run via Adams avenue and Spruce street, with the existing routes continuing.

Mattes Street Cedar Avenue Dunnmere Greenridge Washington Avenue Apruce Street Adams Avenue Spruce Street Conming

County Receives Portrait of Benefactor Dr Throop

The county received a life sized portrait of Dr B H Thrive Throop as a Christmas gift from six benefactors. The portrait, once housed on the Lark & Co plot, will hang in the county commissioners office as a tribute to a noted donor.

B. EL. Throop B. H. Thrive

Minooka Man Hurt in Greenwood No. 5 Rock Fall

Anthony Doraski, a miner at Greenwood Coal Company No 5 unit in Minooka, was injured yesterday afternoon when rock fell. He suffered injuries to his legs and spine and remains under medical care.

Anthony Doraski Greenwood Con Company Thomas Luffy Dhohtheria Bratford Street Spring Brook Water Company Connell Ygat Kelly Publea

Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Claims Hold

L Waener of Nichmond Virginia reports a severe sciatic rheumatism attack that lasted about two months. He credits Mystic Cure for Rheumatism with curing him after medical treatment failed and notes others also saw good results.

L. Waener Nichmond

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