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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1900

Page

6

West Scranton Society Appoints Mentors for Pool Tournament

The West Side Central Republican club met and set a membership pool tournament and pedro contest through July first. W A Phillips and F J Reese named lieutenants with a large volunteer list to assist. A committee including Eldred Lewis and Muches will arrange the pool event for next week as several strong players are involved. Fire in the American House and a funeral are noted among other minor items.

West Side Central Republican Club Mied Pedro W. A. Phillips F. J. Reese Phillips W. A. Browning John W. James Charlee RB. Acker Llewellyn Davis Robert Eldred William Lewis James Levetin David KR. Jones Charles FE. Daniels TA. Thilips David Owens Richard Teoorts Reeve's W. OF. Thayer W. Gaylord Thomas Morgan Lewis G. A. Williams Fred C. Jones Minest Walker William Thomes Harvie Palmer Williams

West Scranton Society Hosts Exclusive Cake Walk

The West Scranton society youths staged a cake walk and dance in a vacant 122 North Main Avenue room last evening. Dancers wore blackface to parody the era, with prizes of a jewel case and silver ink stand for ladies and fancy articles for gentlemen. Prof. Leo Crossin provided music and refreshments. Twenty couples joined the grand march as spectators enjoyed the event.

West Scranton North Main Avenue Leo Crossin

Funeral of John Ax Npman veterans honor in cold day

Despite cold weather yesterday afternoon a large number of veterans gathered for the funeral of John Ax Npman. Mourners filled the service with solemn remembrance as family and friends paid final respects to the deceased.

John AX Npman

Caution Urged as Small Cough May Grow

A note warns that delay now can turn a minor cough into trouble. It compares rivulets to rivers and speaks of timely care. The text mentions Druggist Jene King at 1015 Main Avenue and references OG and WW as ease of access.

Jeneking Main Avenue

Vin Mariani Endorsed by Over Four Thousand Physicians

A historic endorsement promotes Vin Mariani with claims of universal safety and physician approval. The copy asserts more than 4,000 doctors support the product and advises druggists to refuse substitutes.

Funeral Services For John Anneman Held At Washburn Street

Funeral services for the late John Anneman were held at Washburn Street Presbyterian Church at 2 o'clock. Rev. J. P. Moffat and Rev. G. L. Alrich presided. Members of Ann 8 Griffin Post No 1 Grand Army of the Republic attended. Pallbearers chosen from the post included H Stevens, George Geary, B E 1 Walter, Samuel Shurviff, B H Ripple and W Jones. Burial followed at Dunmere cemetery with Grand Army burial rites.

John Anneman Washburn Street Presbyterian Church J. P. Moffat G. L. Alrich Grace Reformed Episcopa! Church Ann Griffin Post Grand Army of the Nepuljic H. Stevens George Geary Walter Samuel Shurviff B. H. Ripple W. #. Jones Grand Army Diunmere

First Baptist Ladies Host Palatial Coffee at Eaton Home

The First Baptist Church women served a palatial spread at the James Eaton residence on Tenth Street. A large crowd attended the event with many patrons taking part. Organizers included Mrs. DC Reddoe Mrs. Hush Mrs. Phillips Mrs. Jones Mrs. Morgans Mrs. Hale Mrs. Armstrong Mrs. Macgovern and Misses Watkine Eate op Lene and Jenea plus George Asbury who aided the evening.

First Baptist Church James Eaton Tenth Street Dc, Reddoe Hush Phillips Jones Mra. Morgans Hale Armstrong Macgovern

Fire damages American house on Wet Lackawanna avenue

Shortly after 1 PM yesterday a slight fire in the American house on Wet Lackawanna avenue, caused by a defective flue, was discovered between two buildings and extinguished by Phoenix Chemical Company. Damage estimated at about $150. Building owned by Mrs John Lilly.

Lackawanna Avenue Phoenix Chemical Company Mra. John Lilly

Royal Arcanum Officers to Install in Ivorite Hall

Newly elected officers of Lackawanna council no 1195 Royal Arcanum will be installed this evening in Ivorite hall. District Deputy A G Hewitt will conduct the ceremonies. A phonographic entertainment by W K Clearwater will follow, and members will enjoy a smoker during the evening.

Lackawanna Council Royal Arcanum Ivorite A. G. Hewitt W. K. Clearwater

Evangelist Gus Siebell to Lead Evening Camp Services

Evangelist Gus Siebell will conduct services this evening at the mid winter camp meeting held in the Salvation Army barracks on Price street with a hearty welcome extended to all. The Ladies Irish Catholic Benevolent union has moved meeting nights to the first and third Thursdays of each month. A meeting occurred last evening in St. Lee's rooms on North Main Avenue. A farce titled A Stranger in a Strange Land will be shown next Tuesday night at Manhattan Theater in Tacoma.

Gus Siebell Salvation Army Price Street Ladies' Irish Catholic Benevolent Union St. Lee's North Main

South Scranton Notes Install Fourteen Friends Officers

South Scranton Notes reports the Fourteen Friends installed officers at Hotel Best for the coming year. New officers include President Louis Zimmer, Fred Ehrhardt as vice president, Ben Moore recording secretary, John Schunk treasurer, William Budenbach financial secretary, Albert Heise sergeant at arms, James F. Best steward. An entertainment committee and auditing group were named, followed by a social session.

Hotel Best Laula Zimmer Fred Ehrhardt Ben Moore John Schunk Wiliam Budenbach Albert Heise Stewart James F. Best Louis Zimmer Charles Kirst Thomas Spruks Albert F. Westpfahl Albert Guthelng John Demuth James McCoy

Funeral for Walter Napa 2 at Stone avenue home

The funeral of Walter Napa, two year old son of Mr and Mrs Walter Napa, was held yesterday afternoon at the family home on Stone avenue. Rev William A North of Hickory Street Presbyterian Church conducted services, with interment at Pittston avenue cemetery. Floral offerings were numerous and the cottage was large for such a young child.

Walter Walter Napa Stone Avenue William A. North Hickory Street Presbyterian Church Pittston Avenue

Deposits by Teachers at School No 7 and Local News

Weekly deposits listed for teachers at School No 7 include Miss Elizabeth Rice 1.59 Miss Elizabeth Gaughan 0.67 Miss Elizabeth Joyce 1.23 Miss Kate G O Malley 2.45 totaling 6.05. John Reilly of Cedar avenue returns from New York visits and plans to move to Montana. Rosa Demuth daughter of ex County Commissioner Demuth has fully recovered from surgery at Mose Taylor hospital. Kate Hurd of Pittston avenue visits friends in the metropolis.

Elizabeth Rice Elizabeth Gaughan Elizabeth Joyce Kate G. O'Malley John Reilly Cedar Avenue New York City Reilly Montana Rosa Demuth John Demuth Mose Taylor Hospital Kate Hurd Pittston Avenue Metropolis

Trip To Switzerland For Mrs Reynolds Health

A party plans a voyage to Switzers land this Saturday to visit Mrs Tevnolis sister Mrs Haskell. The visit aims to benefit Mrs Reynolds health.

Switzersland

Funeral for Miles Mc Donnell In Washington N J

The funeral of Miles Mc Donnell, a brakeman killed on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad near Washington New Jersey, will be held tomorrow at 6:30 AM. Mass at St Marys Catholic Church will be offered by Rev M B Donlan. Interment at Mt Carmel Cemetery. Division No 33 Ancient Order Hibermians will attend.

Miles McDonnell Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Washington, N. J St. Mary's Catholic Church M. B. Donlan Mt. Carmel Cemetery Ancient Order Hibernians

Pea Coal Delivered to South Side and Hyde Park

Coal gets delivered at 1.25 dollars per ton to South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Orders go to J I Sharkey at 1914 Cedar Ave. Phone 6683.

South Side Central City Hyde Park Sharkey Cedar Ave

Surprise Twentieth Birthday Party At Diamond Ave

Miss Nellie Tuttle celebrated her twentieth birthday with a Wednesday evening party on Diamond Avenue. Guests included Misses Rachel Evans Myrtle Stevens Edith Williams and Messrs Maurice Reading Will Evans Edward Evans Charles Fimory and T H Evans. The social club at Church’s progresses with Roy Brink president and Preston Brown secretary.

Nellie Tuttle Diamond Avenue Rachel Evans Myrtle Stevens Edith Williams Maurice Reading Will Evans Edward Evans Charles Fmimory T. H. Evans Church Roy Brink Preston Brown Christian Endeavor Society Welsh Baptist Church England Emerlyn Jones Robert R. Williams James Lewis Hannah Williams David E. Jones Daniel Thomas Keystone Summit Avenue Oscar Payne Parker Street T. N. Wilson Moscow Mary Sutcliffe Cayuga Street Martin Shenner Hutte City Montana Margaret Gillespie Durkin Street Providence Presbyterian Church Guild

Funeral for Mrs. Margaret Grady Held at St Marys

Funeral services for the late Mrs. Margaret Grady were held this morning at 9 o'clock. The procession moved from the home of her son P. J. Grady on East Drinker Street to St. Marys Catholic Church for a solemn high mass of requiem. Interment followed in the family plot at the old Catholic cemetery.

Margaret Grady P. J. Grady East Drinker Street St. Mary’s Catholic Church Old Catholic

Remains Of 3 Year Old Allen Wilson Laid To Rest

The remains of Allen Wilson the 3 year old son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Wilson were laid to rest in the family plot at Dunmore cemetery yesterday afternoon. Services were held at the parents home on Clay street and were well attended.

Allen Thomas Wilson Dunmore Clay Street

Obituary notices for Moran and Winters with services

Mrs. Margaret Moran of 365 Riverstreet died at home after a long city life. Funeral Monday at St Peters with burial in Cathedral Cemetery. John Joye and Minooka relatives mourn a six months old child. Sergeant James C Winters, brother of Rev PB Winters, buried with military honors at Fort Hamilton after serving in Battery C, Fifth Artillery, Spain era.

Margaret Moran Thomas Moran Riverstreet Third Order of St. Prancis St. Peter's Cathedral Rerviers St. Peter's M Chock Debo Thomas S Willham Margaret Kate Moran James C. Winters PB. Co. Winters Hawley Fort Hamilton Brooklyn Ile Fifth Artillery United States Volunteers Spain

Cold buildings force school dismissal in high temperature split

The intense cold made Room No. 1 in the high school building and the commercial department rooms untenable. Morning readings showed Room 1 at 40 degrees and the business department at 69. Pupils were dismissed for the day.

Candlemass Service at St Marys Church Planned

The Tadies Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians held a small temperance event last night. Candlemass day will be observed at St Marys Catholic church with a mass at o clock followed by the customary candle distribution to the congregation.

Tadies Order of Hibernians St. Mary's Catholic Church

Solid Gold Watches and Diamonds Offered With Tea in Scranton

A dubious promotion by The Boston Tea Party at 127 Penn Avenue Scranton peddles Tong Tina Tea claiming with each can buyers receive jewelry valued by tea purchased. Names like F OH Cody Val Rorar Joseph Kuhn Mika Langan Florence Marcus are listed among customers alongside watches and a diamond ring, with ads promising two years of ads in ninety days and mail orders to be handled promptly.

Boston Tea Party Penn Avenue F. OH Cody Val Rorar Cedar Avenue Barber Joseph Kuhn Williams & McNulty's Wyoming Avenue Chapman Clark’s Green Mika Langan Luzerne Street Continental Mines William D. Morgan Fifteenth Street Hyde Park D. A. Hil Deater Washington Street Clay Avenue Florence Marcus Pittston Lady Clerks

Grain-O: A Grain Based Drink Supposed to Replace Coffee

An advertisement promotes Grain-O as a nourishing grain based beverage for children. It claims Grain-O tastes like coffee, costs less, and is sold by grocers nationwide. It urges replacing tea or coffee with Grain-O for health benefits.

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