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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1894
Page
8
A home reading features the latest dress materials humorous illustrations and appealing stories. The February number offers fashion guidance and valuable information as an elevating home companion available free to store visitors who call for it.
Extensive and desirable lines of dress goods and wash silks highlighted with many novelties and astonishing variety of styles.
The Phi Mu society at Keystone Academy Pennslyvania elected W. W. Denison as president W. E. Thorpson as vice president J. Conkler as secretary O. E Wilson as treasurer Abra ain W. J. Matthawe as critic. The group plans an upcoming mock trial entertainment and reports a flourishing condition. Huckley's Arica Salva salve is advertised with claims of curing various skin ailments and piles with a money back guarantee.
A notice invites residents to a benefit supper at George Drake’s house near Batter Milk Palle for Ming Valon chapel with admission for those who gain entry. If stormy, the meal moves to Friday evening and all are welcome to attend and enjoy.
Special to Die Serunton TAbune Archbald Pa February 6 Mrs George Speicher aged 73 died at the home of her daughter Mrs Peter Miller in Archbald after noon last Monday She was mother to John and Joseph Speicher prominent Kankakee merchants Max Speicher Archbald machinist and inventor Jacob Speicher Parsons Pater Speicher Jermyn and Mrs Joan Ferguson Ayphant Funeral services set for Wednesday morning with the remains sent to St Thomas church 1026 for a high requiem Mass Interment in Archbald Catholic cemetery
About twenty relatives and friends of Miss Nullie A Green gathered Monday evening for a birthday surprise at the Fort, shared playful mock hostilities, and ended with a cordial welcome and refreshments.
A fragmented promotional block touts a remedy named PP I. or Po as a tonic to restore strength and vigor. It claims to aid debilitation and fatigue with a blend including Prickly Ash, Polite Root, and Potassianin as a blood purifier for general health.
Strondaburg school pupils will present a cantata on February day evening in Scrimtow Trifle Stroupeneno Pa The program features members of the Model school in a modified cantata. admission is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children The event promises a pleasant and warming performance following a prior well received show
A near blaze in the growing suburb Beranton was stopped last Sunday night when a passerby alarmed residents and Storrs engineers blew the whistle. Fire laddies rushed to the scene, preventing a broader conflagration.
Amid a thawing but snowy spell residents plan sleighing and a stereopticon exhibit of Wirhl’s fate at the Armory. The Montrose band concert drew a large crowd, while social visits and a special court term occupied locals.
Special to the Suits of the involving Tribune reports on student visits, home gatherings, and social life at the institute. Notes include W. M South visiting Mehoopany with B. Jayne, Misses Bailey, Stone visiting Walvert h, and Miss Connor conducting a physical culture drill. The piece mentions skating on Nokomia and local social evenings, with minor health and travel details and a brief note on LT. Denery of the steamer Arivona injuring a foot.
A busy valley event season unfolds with Mary Barrett and John Migvine wedding nearby. Veterinary Dr. Hamlin visits Carbondale to discuss relocation. Eva Whitney hosts guests from Snoequelanna as Divgie Aimmerman departs for Parent City. The Greeworth lounge plans a May entertainment under Lisa Am-Marine’s guidance to raise funds for the librarians.
A patient claims Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery restored strength after twenty years of illness and inability to work. The testimonial states the product improves mind function and reduces coughing, asserting full capability to perform daily tasks.
Special to the Sermaton Tehane reports Faconyville activity as Dr. B Fiteh recovers and Methodists host gatherings during pastor J Jewel’s absence. Baptist meetings continue on select evenings while youth mingle and local houses see visitors. A friend exchange and property moves surface among residents including Mr Spragay and Mrs Daisy.
Last evening closed the fashionable dancing season in Honvaiale with a reception by Mrs T Hebert and son Marty for Mra Lee Stevend of Wilkes Barre Honesdale partygoers. A masquerade German band parade entertained, though each player struck a different tune. Leonard Sudder Julius Bassa Henry Herdugen led floor duties while Fred Thoms, Joan Lovscher Jr and Henry Kier formed the reception committee. Rev William Stout of Wiarton Ontario notes a blood disorder case cured by Blood Bitters, seeking proof.
A lively social event took place at the home of J D Lloyd on a recent Saturday evening. Guests enjoyed a reception in the large banquet hall followed by various amusements arranged by the host, with all attendees expressing thanks for JD Lloyds hospitality.
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