Wrigley Family Returns Home and Odd Fellows Events
Mrs. Floyd Wrigley and daughter Dorothy return to Lake Carey after a Wanela Lodge visit on Wyoming Avenue. The Young Men’s Christian Association building burn across the street was viewed. Willard Crocker seeks a wife, listing exact qualifications. Factoryville encampment to confer third degree. Odd Fellows celebrate 424th anniversary with essays and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Wrigley
Dorothy
Lake Carey
Paulowna Lodge
Jebekah
Wanela Lode
Wyoming Avenue
Acratiten
Bene
Leniee Wrigley
Carverton
Willard Crocker
Factoryville
Factoryville Envampment
Red Jacket Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Main Street
Lilly
Keystone Academy
Odd Fellowship
Jimes
the Tribune
Nicholson
Revival meetings and community notices in Carbondale area
Charles Honham visits the borough, revival meetings continue at the Methodist church under Rev. G B Stone with evangelists Mixsoe Anderson and Barker. The Sixth annual convention of the Honengialy district Mpwerth league is set for Carbondale Aeth edlet church on February 21. Forest City delegates pending. Lad ies Aid at Presby terian church hosts Martha Washington social February 22. W H Leek property sold to Dr. D Dwyer on Main Street. District Sunday school convention held today at Forest lis with services across Presbyterian Methodis t Baptist churches. District includes Cliftfar Herrick towns and Dundary Uniondale Morest City. February 16 entertainment at Davie opera house follows earlier exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Honham
White's Valley
Wayne County
Methodist Church
G. B. Stone
Mixsoe Anderson
Barker
Hionengialy District Mpwerth League
Carbondale
Forest City
Ladiew’ Aid Society
Presbytern Church
Martha Wrehington
Morest City
Davie’ Opera House
Community Notes From Honesdale Weekend
Honesdale observed sleighing and social activity with many sleigh rides Saturday. Visiting figures included Russell Dimmick from Scranton and Clarence Decker from New York. Religious events included an Episcopal church reading and a Grace Episcopal Sunday school magician show at the Opera house. The area prepared for Lincoln Carter’s Fast Mail at the Opera house and a sheriff’s levying on W F B store stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Dimmick
Scranton
Clarence KE. Decker
New York
Enat Street
Aucueta Deneke
Brooklyn
N. Y
James 8. Ware
Canada
A.C. Lindsey
Hervier
Episcopal Church
Honesdale
eplenf_id
Grace Episcopal Sunday School
Douglass
Opera House
Frank Cannivan
St. Mary's College
Baltimore
Richard Henwood
Glendyberry Cemetery
Rex-Judge Birdsel
Judge Hum
A. Hartung
WH. Blandin
John T. Ball
Lincoln J. Carters
Fast Mall
W. FB
New Milford Social and Local Notices Update
The Ladies Auxiliary plans a ten cent social at Mrs M A Vail's home on Tuesday evening. Several townsfolk are noted: Miss Josie Dickerman returns from Scranton. J Moffatt of Binghamton was a recent caller. Fred Brainard and Jessie Walker wed in Binghamton with Arkel Saviage and May Lewis also tied in. The Pythian minstrels entertained at the opera house, Walter Foster and wife from Binghamton visited relatives, Mrs FE Osborn of Harford was in town, Mrs William Sutton died Friday, Minnie Sutton returns from the West. Sleigh ride to Heart Lake and henan lake attendance cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. M. A. Vail
Mra H. Safford
Philadelphia
Joel Brown
Kirkwood
J. Moffatt
Binghamton
Josie Dickerman
Scranton
Dr. Nichols
Fred. Brainard
Jessie Walker
Arkel Saviage
May Lewis
New Milford
Pythian Minstrels
Opera House
Walter Foster
Heart Lake
Henan Lake
Jackson
Local notes include church events and social visits
Mr Martin Quinn represented the A MW society at a main meeting in Hagleton. Mrs McQueen an aged West Side resident is seriously ill. Mr Charles Creedan has returned from Philadelphia after treatment. Rev Gottwald preached at Langcliffe Presbyterian. Miss Lillie Sweeney returned home to Schuylkill County after a stay with Mrs W J Lanmon. James Turner of Port Jervis is visiting town. Mr and Mrs M E Howell and Mr James McKenzie leave for Pottsville to reside. James Price suffers from appendicitis. Miss Elizabeth Greene leaves Moosie for study in music with her brother in Brooklyn. Mrs John McCrindle to be organist in Presbyterian church during absence. Mr and Mrs F J ODonnell and family spend Sunday at the Whalen residence. A sleighing party from Peckville visited Mr and Mrs J H Christian. Florence Coal company to open new works near Moosic. About same force to work both collieries alternately as prospects brighten. Ministerial association of Primitive Methodist met all day with topics discussed. Rev J Jones spoke on Personal Magnetism in Revivals. Mrs Philip Clifford left to join husband at Pennsylvania hospital. Dr W F Pier seeks school director post in East End Ward. Avoca beat Fittston in first game near Pittston, another game tomorrow at Carpenter’s Eddy. The union meeting of A O H orders to hold a smoker in Herbert’s hall Thursday. Ladies’ Aid Society of Methodist Episcopal church to meet at Mrs N E Hoskins’ home tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Quinn
Hagleton
McQueen
West Side
Charles Creedan
Dupont
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Hospital
Gottwald
Washington, D. C
Lrangcliffe Presbyterian Church
Lillie Sweeney
Schuylkill County
W. J. Lanmon
James Turner
Port Jervis
N. Y
M. E. Howell
James McKenzie
Pottsville
James Price
North End
Eligabeth Greene
Moonsie
Florence Coal Company
Moosic
The
Primitive Methodist Church
J. Jones
Philip Clifford
W. F. Pier
East End
Marcy Township
Avoca
Fittston
Carpenter
Last Montalk Indian Saint in Montauk Line to Buried
Funeral services for Mrs Tanner Wright, last full blood Montauk Indian, will be held at her daughter Mrs Stryker's home 856 Atlantic Avenue Brooklyn tonight. Born Montauk Point she joined the Gardiner family at age four and lived in Brooklyn since 1416. Her English husband died in infancy and she spent twenty years at the Atlantic Avenue house. She belonged to St Luke's Protestant Episcopal Church and Rev Dr Swentzel will officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tanner Wright
Stryker
Atlantic Avenue
Brooklyn
Atlantic Avenue House
St. Luke's Protestant Episcopal Church
Ihs
Swentzel
Markets Report Declines Amid Cuban Fears and Profit Taking
New York and Chicago trading sections describe broad market weakness with losses in Lake Shore and New York Central, broad profit taking, and bear pressure from the Cuban scare. Opening gains faded, with volatile moves in high priced issues while coalers and certain others lagged. total volume 421,000 shares. In Chicago, Leiter interests influence wheat with a covering rally near prior close, corn steady, and provisions up. Cash wheat and flour quotes listed. receipts and shipments for multiple grains noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lake Shore
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Coalers
aTangeria
Northwest
Pd? Ge
William Linn
ALLEN
Sek
Mears Building
Chicago
Leiter
Newa
Onte
Market Report: New York Commodities Flo ur Prices Steady
Flour inactive at barely steady city mill patent prices around 5.60 and wheat options with dull to steady tone. Corn and oats hold near steady, beef and butter firm, eggs mixed, petroleum dull amid broader market signals. notes include foreign demand and visible supply shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duluth
Manitoba
California
Salie
Waltie
Akima
State
Pennsylvania
Fife
Another Levee Break Near Reid Crevasse
The Reid crevasse in Madison parish broke yesterday allowing floodwater to pour in through the old breach. A force of over a thousand men worked to hold the line until the main levee behind could be built. The 900 foot wide nine foot deep break threatened the Biggs levee and risks damage to the lower Madison parish area but is not seen as catastrophic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Reid Crevasse
Madison Parish
Biggs Levee
Cattle and Sheep Prices Mixed at Fast Liberty Market
Cattle trading shows prime and common stock at varying weights with prices around 2.90 per unit for prime cattle and 4.75 to 5.70 for lambs. Bulls, stags, and cows listed with weights and price ranges. sheep active with higher trade and veal calves noted at about 7. The report reflects fluctuating demand and value across categories.
Unclear Market Figures From New York Sale Day
Fragmentary report lists various livestock categories with prices such as beaves slow steers 14.55 and hogs near 2004.45. The text includes references to cows bulls sheep and lambs with garbled figures and names like Carver and Bheep. Further readable items mention western calves and a feeder market context in New York on Feb 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago Market Summary Shows Mixed Cattle and Hogs Trading
Cattle steady near 2506.10 with 18,000 head reported. Hog prices steady around 408 n5,97 and receipts about 8,660 head. Sheep and lambs weaker with price ranges for poorest to best noted. receipts 27,00 head. Market activity focused on stockers and feeders with varied demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Credit balances and shipments report for Ol City
In Ol City Pennsylvania on February 7 credit balances and certificates opened show no quotations for sales. Regular delivery closed sales listed 64 cents. Shipments total 942 barrels with 423 barrels in runs and 1246 barrels overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ol City
February Clearing Sale of Shoes Draws Crowded Week
Local retailer touts a sensational annual February shoe sale with deep discounts across Foster Shoes and hand made boots. Regular stock plus odd lots offered at dramatically cut prices for men women and children, with tables featuring $1 to $3 bargains and plates of clearance items.
The Newark Shoe Store Now Offer Foster Boots and Banister Shoes
The Newark Shoe Store Now presents Foster Boots for ladies and James A Banister Co. shoes for men expanding their footwear selection. Shoppers can compare styles and prices while visiting the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
James A. Banister Co
East Buffalo Market Report for February 1
East Buffalo cattle and hog prices show good demand with prime to extra steer values at 1.50 to 1.60 per hundredweight alternatives, good shipping steers around 1.7049, preferred fat heifers 4.36 to 4.00, mixed butchers stock and heavy hogs noted. Sheep and lambs command fair demand. native lambs 5.75 to 5.85, ewe and wether ranges 4.40 to 4.70, culls lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Philadelphia Provision Market report highlights varied commodity prices
Wheat and corn prices eased while oats and beans showed nominal shifts. Butter and cheese held steady with Western creamery writes firm demand. eggs, cotton, and tallow displayed modest movements as buyers eyed near terms in the Philadelphia market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Wenak
Benhel
Tintin
Pennsylvania
Train schedule for Scranton and connections updates
Timetabled departures Monday November 21 from Scranton list express and local trains to New York Easton Trenton Palatadle- Plia and the Rough Washington Tobyhanna Hinghamton Geneva Ithaca Northumberland Pittston Wilkes Barre Danville Bloomsburg Harrisburg Baltimore Washington. Includes multiple departures with parlor and sleeping coaches, pocket time tables available from M. L. Smith Display Passenger Agent depot ticket office.
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Léhigh Valley
Maryett
Scranton
Poledephis AS
New York
Pittston
Willen
D. A. Orl
Aw. m
Ae Haven
Hazleton
Pottavile
Bethlehem
Easton
Reading
Harrisburg
Prines
H. R
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Elmira
Ithaca
Geneva
Pee
Rochester
Buttato
Miageara Falls
Chicago
Vita Dp. & H.R
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Barre
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Suspension Bridge
Rollin H. Wilbur
Chas
Lee
Phila
W. Nonnemacher
Lackawanna Avenue
Exra
All Points East
Trenton
Paladoel- Plia
Washington and
Tobyhanna
Fix
Ellinira
Adlea
Richfield Springs
Northumberland
Wilkes- Barre
Plymouth
Bloomsburg
Danville
Northumber
Willamaport
Baltimore
Washington
Nanticoke
Statona
Pye
Hingston
M. L. Smith
Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad Schedule Note
Trains run from Beranton to New York and intermediate points on the Erie line with stopovers for Hawley and local points at 7 06 a m and 2 25 p m. Returns arrive at Beranton from above points at 10 23 a m 2 15 and 9 36 p m. In effect Sept. 19 1807.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Beranton
New York
Erie Railroad
Hawley
Train Schedules And Fares From Scranton Station
Train times from Scranton to Carbondale Albany Wilkes-Barre and northern points listed with departure and arrival times throughout the day. Fares and routes to United States and Canada destinations noted. ticket office details and agents named for Albany and Beranton.
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Northeastern
Bennett
Wall Street Review
Chicago Grain Market
Cotton Ofl Co
Sug
Hefg
Uy Atchison
Peeesapereen Sim Ao
Tobacco Co
Beately Oy Sul
Aewenene
Baltimore & Ohio
Fit Central
N. J
iChic
G. Western
Hfe
Nie
Chicago Gas
Pac
Tre
Canal
Erie
Sheen
Lakeshore
Mick Bo
Louly
Nashville St
Manhattan
Kan & Tex
Missouri
Nat. Lead Co
O & Western
Northern
Northern Pac
Mail
Union Pacific
Rubber Co
Leather Co
Wabash Seeder Ieee Ae
Wabash
Western Union Fom
Chicago Board OF Trade
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Scranton & Sistas Trac. C
First National Ban
National Boring & Drill'g Co
Beeeeeaene
Ore
Scranton Savings Bank Kimburst Boulevard Co
Entenee
Ase
Scranton Puckly Co
Tron
Bteel Co
National Bank
Alexander Car Replacer Co
Edding Co
Ibd
Ae Peck Lumber
Powaesssshene
Scranton Hiuminatin Eat & Power Company
Seewneaer
O People's Street Railway
Oseen Pepplestreet Railw
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Lacka
City of
St. Imp
Mt. Vernon
Scranton Axle Works
First Seranton Traction Co
Enat Liberty Catthe Market
Ont Market
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Aves
Newark
Snow
Weston Wile CO
Kahler
Wyoming Avenues
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wilkes-Garro
Sunbury
Pittsburg
West
Norristown
JR. Wood
Geni Pass
J.B. Hutchinson
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Lehigh and
Susnehanna
Liberty Street
N. B
Whitehall
Lakewood
Atlantic City
Elizabeth
Uffet Pirior
Philadel Ae Rennding Terminal
Bom
W York
Allentown
Nena
Coan Rove
Latanon
Parriupurs
Entene
Gronewey
Pad Ferrica
Staton Ud
Brearenee
Centra
Weavenae
Ferminal . A
Bunday
Aoe
A J. Flolhaugen
Third National Bank
Capital
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William Hl, Peck
Iolmes
Schanton Division
F. Franklin
Weehawken
Au Trainerut Siguines Pure
Ontario & Weetern
T. Pilteromt
Western
Walter W. Branson
Jonas Long
Sona
Washington Ave
Delaware and Hudson
Traina
Cartondale
Ote Pig
Tito P
Albany
Saratiga
Montreal
Hoston
Wilkes-Datre
Philadelphiayate
Leah Vauley R.R
Fv A. Ma
Ee Seen Singh
Diamond Express
Ido O
Pennayeae Re
Worthern
Blac Diamond Eateens Ae
Moen
Southment
A. m
Eta
United States
JW. Brurdick
H. W. Cross
Kerr's
Lackawanna Avenus
Charles B. Scott
Franklin Ave
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