Funeral for Hartman Draws City’s Honor and Attendance
The funeral of Inne Cos mer Hartman drew wide community participation at the Hickory Street German Presbyterian church with the Wolumteer Firemen association officers and Century Hose company members present. Delegates from Knights of Malta and Independent Order of Odd Fellows attended. The service, led by Rev. W. A. North and Rev. G. W. Welch, concluded with burial at Pittelon avenue cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inne Cosmer
Louie Schwags
Ringgold Band
Knights of Malta and
Residenz Lodece
Order of Odd Fellows
Pittston Avenue
W. A. North
G. W. Welch
Calvary Reformed Episcopal Church
Pittelon Avenue
Htev
Welsh
Knights of Matta
Lodgea
Century Hege Company
Hege Company
Henry J. Spruks
Joseph Alepman
Laure Weteel
Evangelical Church Fair Opens At Germania Hall
A fair opens this evening at Germania hall under the Evangelical Church of Peace led by Pastor Rev. F J Schmidt. The event features decorated booths and displays to raise funds for the church treasury with Charles Grief as general chairman and an executive committee including Rev F C Schmidt and several parish members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Malta and
Odd Fellows
Evangelical Church of Peace
Germania
William Helly
The
F. J. Schmidt
Charles Grief
Graft
F. C. Schmidt
Jacob Schaffer
Rudolph Schaffer
Charles Keller
Christian Meyers
Tillie Klein
Local Social Notices Mention Four Mutes
The item lists four mutes identified by married names: Mrs. Charles Saar, Mrs. Adam Neals, Mrs. John Halin, and Mrs. Philip Klein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Saar
Adam Neals
John Halin
Philip Klein
William Kelly’s Fall Leads to Jail in Malicious Mischief
William Kelly of Maple Street after drunken acts and threats, later intoxicated and attempted home wrecking. His father Daniel Kelly, in response, had him committed to the county jail by Alderman Storr in default of 00 bail. Charge: malicious mischief and making threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kelly
Maple Street
Daniel Kelly
Storr
Funeral of J Michael Wild Held Across Churches
The funeral for the late J Michael Wild was held Saturday afternoon starting at 1 o'clock from his home at 719 Cedar Avenue. Rev G T Bubeck led brief services at the residence before a procession to Peters burg Evangelical Lutheran church for more sermons by Rev John W Randolph. A large cortege accompanied the remains to Dunmore cemetery for interment. Pallbearers were Frederick Miller Frank Brill George Wild and Frederick Baldner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Michael Wild
Cedar Avenue
G. T. Bubeck
Prospect Avenue
Mr. Randolph
Dunmore Cemetery
Frederick Miller
Frank Brill
George Wild
Frederick Baldner
News Briefs from Cedar Avenue Community
Thomas Hawkins of Cedar avenue recovers after a serious illness. A large gospel meeting occurred at the South Scranton YWCA on Cedar avenue led by Mrs W E Smith with the topic Following Jesus. Steven Martin, Maple street butcher, injured Saturday when a finger was lacerated in a sausage making machine. Dr Rett treated the wound and he will miss work several days. A mother’s bible class was organized at the South Scranton YWCA on Cedar avenue by Miss Van Nort and Miss Clearwater with a large membership. The Young Ladies Hille class plans a Friday evening meeting at the YWCA. Funeral services for Frans, infant son of Mrs Laurea Schrauer, were held at St Mary’s German Catholic Church and cemetery. Funeral services for Guvorze, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Rosur, were held at the parental residence and burial at German Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hawkins
Cedar Avenue
South Scranton
Young Women's Christian Association
W. E. Smith
Jesus
Steven Martin
Maple Street
Ret
Martin
South Scratton
Young Women’s Christian Association
van Nort
Miss Clearwater
Frans
Laurea Schrauer
St. Mary's German Catholic Church
Geman Catholic
Terre
Guvorze
Joseph J. Rosur
Birchetfert
Philp Rupp
Edward Hughes
Johns
John
Thomas C. Evans
North
Malin Avenue
Tabernacle
Wishburn Street
William Reese Williams
John B. Williams
Acker Avenus
J. T. Morris
Bellevue Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church
Washburn Street
Allis Mission
Crisp Avenue
Division Street
William T. Burall
J. B. Sweet
Simpson Methodist Church
William Crawford
Hyde Park Avenue
M. D. Fuller
Owego
N. Y
John Zuegner
North Main Avenue
Potteville
Eureka Baseball Club
St. Mary's Hall
Ida Nicholls
John Lowry
North Malin Avenue
John T. Hopkins
William Thomas
Frederick White
David D. Davis
William Evans
David Gravelle
William Shaw
William Frey
John Bosson
John Larneard
Gardner Avenue
John Huff
Church Avenue
Julia Huff
Stillwater
Lincoln Literary and Debating Society Formed in West Scranton
A group of young men on the West Scranton side organized the Lincoln Literary and Debating society to use evenings for study and discussion. They will meet Mondays at members’ homes, with about twenty members and officers including Thomas Thomas as president and Thomas Davis as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Literary and Debating Society
Thomas Thomas
Thomas Davis
Thomas James
Evan Jones
Church Fair and Supper At South Main Avenue Welsh Church
The Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church on South Main Avenue hosts a charity fair and supper tomorrow evening organized by the Ladies Aid Society. Admission includes supper for twenty five cents with ice cream extra. proceeds replenish the church treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Avenue
J. J. Roberts
George Howell
John 8
James
Sleighing Parties Bring Neighboring Towns Together
A season of joyful sleighing sees exchanges of courtesy with friends from Pittston and Avoca. The Elite Social club from Pittston visited St. Leo's Glee club on North Main, dancing with Michael Hennigan at the piano and Cornelius Coleman promoting. Late-night lunch followed. Avoca guests hosted by Mr and Mrs Stephen Gallaway on Corbett avenue enjoyed diversions and a luncheon before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
St. Leo's Glee Club
North Main Avenue
Michael Hennigan
Cornelius Coleman
Avoca
Stephen Gallaway
Corbett Avenue
Clarke Brothers Promenade Concerts Draw Huge City Attendance
Clarke Brothers host monthly Saturday evening concerts in their mammoth stores with Bauer’s full orchestra delivering medleys marches overtures and more. The open event welcomes all without a purchase and attracts attendees from across the city and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Brothers
Bauer
Eight-year-old boy injured after sled crash on Main Avenue
William Allspaugh, nine, son of Mr and Mrs Edward Allspaugh of West Locust street, escaped serious harm after losing control on a sled ride from Eynon to Hampton streets. He suffered a deep gash above the right eye requiring four stitches and is home recuperating. Dr J J Roberts treated the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Edward Allspaugh
West Locust Street
South Main Avenue
Eynon Street
Hampton Street
Hampton
Willie
J. J. Roberts
Local folks report births and illnesses in town
George Nichols has returned from a visit in Kansas. Mr and Mrs William Reese of 1511 Jackson street welcome a new baby boy. Morris Thomas of Sloan street is ill at home. Mr and Mrs Samuel Wilcox of Elmhurst have returned after visiting Mr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nichols
Kansas
William Reese
Jackson Street
Morris Thomas
Sloan Street
Samuel Wilcox
Elmhurst
Social News From Scranton And Nearby Areas
Residents hosted visits and greetings at homes on North Sumner Avenue South Lincoln Avenue and Price Street. Miss Mary Hower celebrated a birthday with friends at 1615 Price Street while Miss Mabel Spencer entertained many guests at 1925 Jackson Street with music and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Basterle
Sumner Avenue
David Jones
Lincoln Avenue
BR. Pughe
Plymouth
Byron Wade
Washburn Street
Hanteah
North Filmore Avenue
Mises Anna Hendrickson
Salem
Stella Pawling
Swetland Street
Javielting
Pittston
Mabel Cox
Binghamton
West Scranton
Jacob Hower
Price Street
Mary
Miss Hower
Walter Lloyd
Lugerne Street
Teane Tague
Weat Nicholson
Tague
North Bromley Avenue
Hattie Bevan
Mabel Spencer
Jackson Street
David Reese
Storrs Avenue
Calvin Coons
Willis Sweet
Lester Moree
Thomas Eynon
Robert Carson
Harry Miller
C. M. Storin
Frank Nicholls
Harry Williams
Art Davis
Harry Workheiser
Two men fined in police court for intoxication in snow
Philp Rupp and Edward Hughes were fined 33 each in police court by Alderman Johns. Both men were found helpless in the snow and intoxicated, in a half frozen condition, as Alderman Johns presides this month.
West Side Rectory Notice for Mrs Fenton Clairvoyant
Mrs Fenton, described as clairvoyant and phrenologist, announces services at 412 North Main Avenue near West Side Plainess rectory. The notice lists location and the practitioner’s methods for personal readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Plainess
Fenton
North Main Avenue
He Womanliest Man in Scranton Offers Free Trial Bottles
A frugal publisher advertises Kemp's Halsam offering free trial bottles for throat and lung relief. The claim promises cure or relief from chronic and acute coughs asthma bronchitis and consumption with a price listed as Be and We.
Night Turmoil Near Throop Land Leads to Arrests
A disturbance at a Throop land housing men on pay day ends with eight arrested and nine released. James Jearr sustains a fractured leg in the melee as constables McGrall Loftus confront a crowd. Police and citizens form a posse. several held on bail or jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 1
James McGrall
John Loftus
McGrall
Loftus
Teachingtown
Modrall
Bulgar and
Pace
John Pentine
Mike Millar
Frank Williama
Justice of the Peace
M. Nichola
Mike Ennetti
Fractured Leg Incident In Walnut Street Home
A young eoin of James Jearr Wal nut street sustained a fractured leg Friday night while wrestling with an older brother at their home. Both boys are teens. Dr J H Murphy attended to the injury and the boy is recovering nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eoin
James Jearr
Walnut Street
J. H. Murphy
Poe
Republican Mass Meeting Preview at Boyle's Hall
Republican headquarters in Boyle's hall opened weekly with large turnout. A mass meeting is planned for next Friday with all candidates present and band music and speeches. Further notice and details to follow in The Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle’s Hall
Tribune
Local Typhoid Illnesses And Private Funeral Noted
Mrs. Joseph Pentarie of Front Street recovers from typhoid fever. Mrs. Thomas Logan also recovering after severe illness. Michael Tonkola admitted to West Scranton hospital through Dr J R Murphy recovering. J H Davitt of Spencer Street welcomes a baby daughter. Elias B Griffin funeral held privately from Mrs Summers Blakely Street. burial in Dunmore cemetery. Due to illness of their pastor Rev C H Hayes, the Methodist Episcopal congregation paused activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pentarie
Front Street
Thomas Logan
Michael Tonkola
Weat Scranton Hospital
J. R. Murphy
J. H. Davitt
Spencer Street
Elias B. Griffin
Summers
Blakely Street
Burta
Dunmore Cemetery
C. H. Hayes
Methodist Episcopal Church
Preaching by Rev C H Newing Delights Dalton Audience
Yesterday sermons by Rev. C H Newing of Dalton were greatly enjoyed in both morning and evening services. Mr Hayes has recovered enough from illness to be about crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Newing
Dalton
Hayes
Obituary notices from Forty Fort and surrounding towns
Obituaries report Isaac Tripp of Forty Fort dies at seven after a lingering illness. Family details include his father Jane Tripp and siblings Benjamin, Holden, Ira, Daniel Birkman. He married twice, Margaret Shoemaker and Hannah Hogers, with four and six children respectively. Funeral planned Tuesday at Forty Port. Additional notices cover Polly Swingle of South Canaan, Thomas L. Lewis of North Beranton, Charlotte Gardner of North Scranton, Harriet Nichols of Hughestown, and Bryan Flaherty of Archbald with funeral dates forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Tripp
Forty Fort
Luserne Courty
Jane Tripp
Ickawanna Valley
Benjamin
Holden
Ira
Mia
Daniel Birkman
Margaret Shoemaker
Wyoming
Hiannah Hogers
Eaton
Luzerne County
S ix
Ira Tripp
Kingston
Abbot
Forty Port
A Tribute of Science at Carlsbad Bohemia
A physician extols a health fountain at Carlsbad Bohemia as a remarkable remedy for chronic hypochondriacs. He cites improvements after a week of limited exercise and no strict diet, noting the complexion, gait, and symptoms improved while the ailments seemingly vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
Bohemia
Physicians and surgeons on public notice in Scranton
A dense directory style notice lists multiple doctors and professionals in Scranton with their offices, addresses, and hours. Names include Dr Kay Dr Frey Dr Frease Dr L Amoreaux Dr C L Frease and others, along with attorneys and local firms and the Watkins Publishing Co.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Casmer Horiman
Mrs OF News
Globe Warehouse
William Allspaugh
Han
South Main Avenues
North Scranton
Eva Marin
Hazleton
Ladies’ Aid Society
Providence
Heptasophs
Harmory
Scranton
Dunmore
Justices of the Peace
Cooney
Polly Swingle
Mra
Z. P. Traviss
Hickory Street
Pockville
South Canaan
Wayne County
Moon Swingle
Lyman Swingle
South Canoon
PF Travies
Peachville
Cannan
Thomas L. Lewis
Margaret Avenue
Decensml
South Wales
North Beranton
Lincoln Lodge
Order of Odi Fellows
Court Robin Mood
Order of Foresters
Ors
William Jenkine
Thomasr
Willam
David Lewis
R. R. Buigin
Christian Church
W. G. Watking
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Washburn Stret
Charlotte Gardner
Bweet Gardner
N. M. Gardner
Edgar
Harriet Nichols
Ross Henry
Willow Street
Hughestown
Bryan Flaherty
Archbald
Flaherty
Martin Flaherty
Hannah Bwilt
Archinald
Medical Congress
A. L. A. Toboldt
University of Pennsylvania
Odds and Ends
Conrad’s
Hunt & Connell CO
Lackawanna Ava
Wolf & Wenzel
Adams Ave
Richardson-Boynton
Washington Chemical Co
Washingtom Li
Professional Directory
Physicians and Surgeons
C. L. Frey
Savingb Bank
Wyoming Avenue
Mary A Shepherd
Adame Avenue
PR. A. Trapold
Bpruce Street
W. E. Allen
Washington Avenue
W. G. Rook
Ospital
Linden Street
Bauver
Misic
R. J. Bauer
Mulbert
Megargesr Brothers
Vrank P. Brown & CO
Gale
West Lackawanna
School OF the Lackawanna
Seranton
Cataogery
Canon
Walter H
D. B. Replogle
Meare Building
Washingon Avenue
Spruce Street
Watson, Dieml, Hall & Kemmerer
National Bank
James MH. Torrey
Commonwealth Building
Frank E. Boyle
Burr Building
Jessup Jessup
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Roots
Mand
Frank T. Coreg
Coal Exchange
James W. Oakford
B. FP. Killam
JAS
J. H. Hamilton
Attorneysi-Law
Commonwealth Bidg
Buranon
Edward W. Thayer
Joseph Jmpfreys
L. A. Watres
Lackawannsave
Boranton, Pa
C. R Pitcher
Soranuton
Patterson & Wilcox
National Bank Building
A. W. Bertholf
Atty
Watkins Publishing CO
Barring & Msweieney,ommonwealth
Duiaine, Interstate Reprat Vice Agency
Percival J. Morris
Board of Trade
Edward TH. Davis
K. L. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
ARC
Spruce
Cor, Wash
Aye
Scranto
Frederick L. Brown
Price Building
T. J. Lacry & Son, Architects
Traders’ National Bank
DR. I
Lyman
DR. F. L. Mgraw
Spruch Street
H. F. Reynolds
Laubach
Wyoming Ave
Snover
Leeds
Tim Elk Caph
Franklin Avenue
Kates Yeassoabs P
Ziegler
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