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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1894
Page
3
Dr H B Ware is presented as a medical specialist in eye ear nose and throat care. The notice emphasizes his expertise and professional focus, suitable for a local health directory or advertisement.
Sages of Mears and Hagen travel to New York on business. Davenport of Pittsburg hosts Wee. Howsis and Howsis visit New York. Evening recording set. Mr and Mrs W Wicton and Miss Barbara Winston stay at Waesindog. Misses Marygie Liord and Joasie Lews visit West Side friends. Yeager of Mulberry street entertains Mrs Dellas Whittmad of New York. Officer P J Measett joins Seeper ie Watertaker Owes Coslie. Mrs Stentret is wife of Her. Sweat tel of Brooklyn guests Mrs throrge Dickon. SZ Wit and wife of San Diego visit Mrs Woeod's brother. Engineer H F Ferber of South Mais atence, CBR Roberts and wife visit Setacton. Europeans hotel Williamspert hosts guests Monday. Mrs Thoma . Jordan and daughter Hat visit West Pitts. Jt the Valley Hone Pitteiut hosts guests yesterday. Cort remembered as past las Grd of the Weatmin ecer.
The writer argues about local politics in Dunmore and the Republican ticket. He claims James Young leads the party while Gibbons and Boland seek office. He pledges honesty and urges voters to support his independent bid on election day.
To the Editor the taxpayers of Tae Tame on Art Meridian Street press for a traffic light at the Meridian street and Luzern avenue intersection. They accuse officials of promising bridges and parts but failing to install the requested light, urging action before election day and warning they will withhold votes until benefits are delivered.
Philadelphia manufacturer Gantechi and Sona at 1090 Chestnut Street offers Won derful orchestrial organa and specialty old tusto boxes repaired and improved with new tunes. Customers can play any desired number of tunes through their carefully updated instruments.
The article notes the marriage of Miss Jane bio Williams to Howell D Phillips of Ligeroe Street at the Williamson home on Priv e Street. Rev Jones of the Tatevenacle Congregational church performed the ceremony followed by a supper with intimate friends and relatives.
The re organized Trio Dancing clan plans weekly Tuesday socials. A benefit ball at Company Harmory Monday for John Cook of Grown Hidge supported the railroad aid. The Ancient Order of Forrestera held a social at Burke's ball in Giron Hidge. Carr's home made mince meat is now sold locally.
Dunmore reports a regular Epworth league meeting in the Methodist church lecture room with an entertainment program after routine business. A temperance lecture by Mrs A M Halvey under Loyal Legion sponsorship at Old Fellows hall drew attention to the train exhaust of the new Delaware Lackawanna and Western Engine 17 locomotive.
Helle Archer appears on tour with Sidney Girnady's comedy An Arabian Night in Sidney. The production opens tonight at the Academy with Archer starring. The Rising Generation features Me Williams and Darcy in a separate New York debut praised by critics.
W K Beck of the Third district was in the city yesterday. Deck entertains Scrantogiana at his Moscow home during hunting and trout season. Book’s friends push his name for Repulligan county postmaster. Wandling returns after a rhumatism attack. Manager Swift of the Scranton Base Ball club confirms a strong coming season. Deputy Prothonotary Kasson reports from Snquashona county fields. Weston of the YMCA gym praises basketball and hopes for a showdown with Nanticoky at Wilkes-Barre.
Mrs J B Manson accuses C P Davidson and his workers Thomas Northup B S Lewis and GS Lewis Jr of forcible entry on Jefferson Avenue property. Davidson and workers allegedly began building and tore down fence lines, partially on Manson land. Warrants issued. Davidson’s party posted 400 bail for release.
A meeting of the Estimates Committee of control was held last evening. W. Weatpfatt was elected chairman with Colonel Chapegee Bander as a participant among others. The committee intends to go slow on improvements, delaying any new work until necessary appropriations for other departments are arranged, adjournment set for Tuesday evening.
Attorney Diehl argued for a new trial in the M. M. Baird versus Walter B. Curtin case citing malicious prosecution. He noted a prior verdict of 1000 dollars and referenced reversals in other cases including New York Lake Erie and Western Railroad against Thomas Sullivan and James Griffa against Eilen Flannery. A rule to strike off appeal in Patrick Burke versus Patrick E. is noted.
Young Women’s Christian Association marks its second anniversary at the Gadar avenue rooms tomorrow evening with a high quality program and growing attendance. George Okoll is urged to run for sheriff, praised as a tireless Republican worker despite Democratic opposition. Charles Cuby, oyster house proprietor, faced a mistaken constable visit over a separate charge. William Walter, a dance instructor, sustained a broken bone after a recent foot injury while prompting. Mrs Richard Zulager of Alder street died after a four week illness. funeral planned for Sunday afternoon.
The Tribune announces a limited period offer on rare books to readers. Subscribers can purchase popular volumes at about one fourth of the usual price, with a large line of brightly bound editions highlighted in the list.
The report shows 151 arrests in January including 77 mouve born and 129 males. Drunk and disorderly cases numbered 61 with 16 fighting arrests. Other crimes include disorderly conduct four, vagrancy eight, larceny and trespassing four each, and 2 for gambling street walking nuisance suspicion and related offenses one each. County jail took 43 inmates. five were women. Bail for appearance two, chain gang four, hearings discharged 48, fines totaling $199.
Captain Nanche Cox of the Salvation Army will deliver an ethics address at Green Ridge Presbyterian Church at 7 p m The program includes Lieutenant Owens and Major William Hopking Also another talk is planned at Beyond Presbyterian Church on Jefferson Avenue The speaker has global platform experience and has traveled widely A bicycle valued at 75 dollars is to be won and displayed at the Tribune office for viewing
Reinhart's Market at 88 and 8 Lackawanna Avenue advertises daily specials including round steak licensing? and assorted cuts. Featured items include rib roast and duck, with prices noted for pork sausage and other meats.
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