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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1900

Page

7

Carbondale Wedding of Ida Snyder and George Ackerman

Ida Snyder and George Ackerman were married at the Methodist church yesterday noon by Rev. A F Chaffee in a ceremony before many friends. Miss Rena Daley played the march as the couple entered and Mendelssohn’s Wedding March accompanied the departure. The bride wore slate broadcloth with mart en fur trim and a matching hat. The ushers included Prof. A P F Thomas and three cousins of the bride. A wedding breakfast followed, after which the couple left for Chicago and western cities. Attendants from other places included Mr P A Dixon of Moscow and Mrs Julius Adler among others.

Mise Ida Snyder George Ackerman Methodist A. F. Chaffee Charles Loe Rena Daley Lohenerin Mendelssohn Makoh A. PF. Thomas G. F W. R. Barger Jon R. Camoron Teelock Ackerman Chicago Cithes PA. Dixon Moscow Julius Adler J. F. Rhodes New York Ely Dalha Vaughn Frederick Utley Migeee Elizabeth Jessie Itley Wert H. M. Marsh Frederick Marsh Scranton

Quiet Grace Church Marriage Ties Rettew and Hartung

At Grace Episcopal church in Honesdale at the same hour on Tuesday Charles Harrison Rettew son of Mr and Mrs KK Rettew of this city and Miss Or Hartung of Honesdale were married by Rev James P Ware. The ceremony was private with only immediate family present. They plan to reside in Brooklyn where the groom is employed. Mr Retten formerly ran a plumbing business in this city.

Grace Episcopal Church Honesdale Charles Harrison Rettew KK. Rettew Or. Hartung James P. Ware Brooklyn Retten

Board Forms Committee to Probe Embezzlement Claim

President Moon names the whole school board to probe charges by ex-Superintendent Forber against ex-Principal H. J. Hockenberry. P. F. Wighes named chairman. Hughs, a Hockenberry ally, to push action before election amid defense claims. The accused’s supporters say the charge will boost votes.

Moon Forber H. J. Hockenberrs P. F. Wighes Hughs Hockenberry

Water Committee elects officers and forms contract panel

The enlarged water committee elected L. A Roberts as chairman and J. N. Gelder as secretary. They approved current work and asked for opinions on outstanding contracts from ex Judge Rhone and Attorney R. Dy. Btoart. Andrew Kranig replaces Carl Hoesinger. A contracts committee of Meesis Rutherford Herbert and Chik was formed.

L. A Roberts J. N. Gelder Rhone R. Dy Andrew Kranig Carl Hoesinger Meesis Rutherford Herbert Chik

Burrell and May in New York on Business

George Burrell and H B May are in New York City on business. The Woman's Relief corps debated the question when is the happiest.

George Burrell H. B. May New York City Woman's Relief Corps

Hap piest time in a man's life topic debated by judges

The article notes judges reserving their decision on a subject about happiness in a man’s life while social updates report visitors and local movements. It lists residents seeing friends, a typhoid illness improving, and families relocating.

Jermyn and Mayfield Funeral Notices And Socials

Funeral services were held yesterday for the late Mrs Lanyon, with attended by Mr and Mrs Johnson Dennetsy Jr and others. The funeral of Mrs Wehard Cole from Mayfield is set for this morning at Sacred Heart church at 6 90, followed by a requiem high mass. Division 190 Amalgamated Street Railway union plans a social in Windsor hall Tuesday evening February 2.

Johnson Dennetsy Jr Joel Merean Walter Baker Frank Baker Thomas Champion Lander Anthony Prynn Mies Mahalia Baker Thomas Wakter Mre. Lanyon Green Ridge Myre Wehard Cole Mayfield Tribune Sacred Heart Church Division No. 190 Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Eryptoves Windsor Hall James Evans Fourth Street Berewich Providence

Editor's Life Saved by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy

In October 1806 an editor suffered a bad cold settled on the lungs and feared consumption. After trying a local doctor and then Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, his condition improved immediately and three bottles restored his lungs to health. Publisher B S Edwards, Wyatt Illinois, notes and druggists carry the remedy.

Chamberlain Edwards Review Wyatt Matthews Bros

Ward hosts card party in Bald Mount social night

Mr and Mrs Ernest R Ward entertained many friends at a Friday card party in Bald Mount. Attendees included Dr and Mrs W N Newman Mr and Mrs O Vanbuskirk and others. Refreshments were served at eleven thirty. Obituaries note A B Washburn buried and Loretta Clark attended. Telegraph line progress reported and local residents recoveries update.

Ernest R. Ward W. N. Newman O. van Iuskirk W. W. Fuller F. L. Jennings Levi Lewis F. ©. Thompson John Runcowan Harry Cornelius Loretta Clark Scranton Washburn Andrew Thompson Newton Poor Farm Gran" Thompson W. FE. Thompson G. W. Biesecker W. EF

Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsements in Scranton

A Scranton resident and others report strong kidney relief from Dean's Kidney Pills after months of doctor supervised treatment. Mrs Charles Ibell of Avenue C near Archbald street Bellevue credits the remedy with banishing backache and regulating secretions after using the product as directed. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole U S agents for the United States invalid name brand Dean's.

Scranton Dean Charles Ibell Avenue C Archbald Street Bellevue Matthews Roo Price Socents Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo United States Dean's

Hartley to headline Taylor entertainment and masquerade

Charles A Hartley the famed ventriloquist and singer leads a Taylor event at Calvary Baptist Church concert and a related masquerade ball by Taylor Hose company No 1 at Weber's rink. An evening of acts includes Miss Edith Watkins and Mr J W Watkins with a strong local talent roster. Admission 25 cents.

Charles A. Hartley Onutor Terri Calvary Baptist Ditech Taylor Hartley Price Harry Evans Graben Hoffman Miss Month Watkins Corenway Manila Way John Ivans Tohr Margarita Joshua John Miller Edith Watkins Ferratit Cavatina Lida Houser Phillipe J. Wf. Watkins Carleton J. Mdear Charles A. Hartley Hughes Moers John and Probyn Smart Down In the Dewy Dell Lawles Chorus PD. T. Jones Taylor Hose Company No. 1 Weber's Rink Michael Strine John W. Bush John Weber Jacob Rulf Henry W. Weisensine Century Hose Company No Scranton John W. Reese Reese Casao Welsh Baptist Church John C. Richards David Davis Mainstress Hyde Park Taylor, Pyne and Holden Ceolleries Willie Wyoreman W. FB. Owena Jizzie Davis Mr. Griffin Pittston Francis Gendall Main Street Dailey C. L. Dailey Joan W W. Fern Beranton Tayior Castle Kulehia Golden Eagle Ladeo American Protestant Association Heere's Hall Pipper Rossar Hywde Terk Wee William Davis South Bcranton Ladies’ Lodge

Durkin and Philbin wed at St Patrick’s church Olyphant

Miss Cecelia Durkin and Patrick Philbin of Upper Dunmore Street were married at St Patrick’s Church yesterday afternoon. Rev T J Murphy performed the service. The bride wore steel gray cloth with white satin trimmings and pink rose bouquets. A reception followed at the bride’s home with many presents. The couple will reside on Dunmore Street.

Cecelia Durkin Patrick Philbin Upper Dunmore Street St. Patrick's Church T. J. Murphy Kate Durkin John Lyons Dunmore Street Jennie Kennedy Bnyder-Ackerman Carbondale Board of Health David E. Lewis John J. Carbine Michael Curran A, FL Crans Cacer David KR Davie Ancient Order Tiberniana Dramatic Society Shem Aroon Father Mathew Opera House Holy Land Waleor Quincy Scott D. D Montclair N. J John Rogan New York Cassie Bailey Noxon Mildred Howe Green Ridge J. R. Jones Blakely Thomas Jones Edwardsdale W. R Butler Herrick Centre Martin Cripren Culm Street

East Side Fire Devastates Properties in Peckville

A Tuesday East Side blaze caused extensive damage with total losses across multiple buildings. Heaviest loss for Michael Hignay whose hotel and bathhouse burned. Hannay store and residence also destroyed. Andrew Smolka and Andrew Koush properties damaged. Insurance figures varied. local fire officials praised Wilson Fire company for prompt response.

M. Hathaway Olyphant Michael Hignay Mr. Hignay Joseph Hannay Andrew Smolka Hannay Andrew Koush Charles H. Beatlus New York and Scranton Coal Company Electric City P. d. Dillon Must Side Avoca Hose Company Wilson Fire Company Mr. Blume Scranton Avoca Boys Blume Company Wilsons Main Street East Side Callender Frank Callender

Snyder Files One Year Candidacy for Council Seat

Old Forge announces Clarence O. Snyder as a Republican candidate for a one year councilman term after Thomas Stevens withdrew from the race.

Clarence O. Snyder Thomas Stevens

Mexico and California Special Tour by Pennsylvania Railroad

The Pennsylvania Railroad announces a guided Pullman tour to Mexico and California departing New York and Philadelphia February 12 with a Pittsburg leg February 15. The itinerary includes San Antonio Tampico Guanajuato Guadalajara Queretaro City of Mexico and more over fourteen days in Mexico and nineteen in California. The trip features fullman parlor smoking drawing room and observation cars with a round trip rate of 550 east of Pittsburgh and 545 from Pittsburgh.

Pennsylvania Railroad Mexico California New York Philadelphia Pittsburg North America Colorado San Antonio Tampico Guaanajuuto Guadalajara Queretaro City of Mexico Cternavaca Aguascalientes Santa Harbara San Jdoce Mt. Hamilton del Monte San Francisco Viveraya Salt Lake Clifs Colorado ‘Springs Denver Chicago Mexico and California Broadway Court Street Brooklyn Broad Street Newark N. J B. Courlacnder, Jr Baltimore Metrict Baltimore Colin Studds Southeastern District Washington, D. C Thomas K. Watt Western District George W. Boyd Broad Street Station

Theatrical Mix of Shows At Local Venues Tonight

The Cibney Haeker company presents The Last Stroke this afternoon and A Country Girl tonight at the Academy of Music. The Trip to the City company arrives in Beranton too late for a matinee, opening tonight. London Gaiety girls feature in chatter about the season.

Cibney-Haeker Companys Academy of Movie Beranton Apeak London

Classified Advertisements and Local Notices Page

A local classified column lists for rent rooms and flats on Washington Avenue with inquiries directed to Frank Becker and others, plus situations wanted including a housekeeper and a farm hand. It also notes medical practitioners on Washington Avenue and Lackawanna Avenue, a training school listing courses, a printer supplies firm, an orchestra contact, and a paper goods warehouse, all in Scranton.

Washington Avenue A. Inquire Frank Becker

Beginning February 12 at the Gaiety

The notice announces an attraction opening at the Gaiety starting Monday February 12. It outlines the schedule and preview for residents, with emphasis on the new show and theater offerings.

Gaiety

Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedules Scranton to Major Points

Lehigh Valley Railroad announces trains effective Nov 1 with daily and Sunday departures from Scranton to Philadelphia New York White Haven Mauch Chunk Bethlehem Easton Reading Harrisburg Tunkhannock Towanda Bingham Geneva Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls and Chicago via D and H W and L W routes. Pullman cars available on main intercity trains. Tickets and reservations at 19 Lackawanna Ave Scranton PA and offices in New York South Bethlehem.

Central “Railroad of New Feras New York Liberty N. Kt Bouth Forrs Whitehail Alree Anthrae Newark Elizabeth Philadelphie Manton Bethlehem Allentown Maucheirmk White Haven RTO A Lip. m Pittston Wilkes Harre Miter Baltimore Waterhingten Bethlehen Rao A.m Long Branch Ocean Grove Sa. m Reading Lebanon Harrisburg Poulevills Delaware and Hudson Beranten Carbondale Albany Saratoga Montreal Boaton New England Pointe Iniladelphia Nigh Valley Railroad Black Diamond Ivainian Western Proltitu Tehigh Valley Tuilroad Iams Scranton North Wilkes-Barre South Barre Port Albany Saratons Oonton United States Canada JW. Burdick G. Albany I. W. Crose D. P. Kh. Santee Pa Philadelphia Mazieton Principal Point Coal Regnions Vila D. & Dr. Wt Dai P.m Tpotlaville Easton Tt. & Worr Oas A. mi Ays Tunkhannock Towonla Bimba Tihaca Geneva Geneve Rochester Buffalo Niagare Falls Chicago Black Diamond Express Hundays Lehigh Willey Wilkhes-Hiurre Philadel Buffalo Wilbur Bupt Inuit Street Charles & Lee Pass Corthondl Street A.W

Intermeddicate Line Timings and Express Details

A garbled rail timetable lists connections at Haw ley with Erie Railroad for New York and Scranton for Pawley. It mentions No. 2 Accommodation, No. 4 Express, and a 1.01 p.m. service, with references to intermedicate points and a February date.

True Love Scranton Pawley Hawley Erie Railroad New York Newhare Honelale

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