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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1898

Page

7

Life Worth Living and Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Ad

A health advert extols the value of a well kept stomach for success in life. It promotes genuine Carlsbad Sprudel Salt for stomach liver and kidney disorders including constipation gout and rheumatic issues with outdoor exercise advised and a seal and signature on each bottle.

Carlsbad City of Eisner & Menperson Co., Agts New York

Carbondale Tribune Correspondence Info

Carbondale readers are instructed to send news items to Mr. Co. R. Munn at Salem Avenue and Church Street. Complaints about irregular delivery should be addressed to W. T. Roberts, news agent.

Carbondale The Tribune Co. R. Munn Salem Avenue Church Street

Local marriage reports from St Rose and Denver

At St Rose church Miss Katie Horan married William Bergan with relatives Mary Maley and Thomas Moran present. The couple will reside on Scott street after a wedding trip and housekeeping begins there. Frank C. Niles married Emma C. Dunlap in Denver with reception follows.

St Rose Church Katie Horan Anthony Horan Scott Street William Bergan Canaan Street Mary Maley Green Ridge Thomas EK. Moran Cannan Street W. A. Nealon

Society Sleigh Outing Ends with Tipped Team at Waymart

A party of society people took a sleighing ride to Waymart on runners Monday evening. Mine Host Grover served a hearty supper and music by a local accordionist preceded dancing. On return the sleigh slid down a slope and the lead team tipped over. Guests included Mesare and Mesdames Scurry Nicholson Simpson Pendleton and others.

Waymart Grover Mesare Mesdames W. G. Scurry J. B. Nicholson J. Simpson George Pendleton A. §. Paker Hannah Leonard Maud Copeland Susie Jadwin Olena Herring Cora Ellie Grace Hathaway Jessie Moore Lizzie Scurry Mame Watt Minnie Reynolda Gertrude Harding Mesars L. A. Patterson I. V. Hollenback George Mills H. G. Likely Harry .Ktuma DL LL Crane Joseph Ho

Funeral for Gilbert W. Colwell Held in City

The remains brought from Jersey City were buried yesterday at Brookside cemetery after a ten o clock service at the home of Joseph Ti gar on Salem avenue. Rev. G A Place and Rev. Charles Lee led prayers with Liberty Island Lodge No 99 Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen pallbearers A R Craig William Gilip James Spell man Morgan Williams Johan J Riley and Adam Stultz aiding. Master Lumber H Barton accompanied the body. Out of town attendees included Mr and Mrs Gilbert White of Honesdale Joseph White and daughter Mrs Carter of Providence and Miss Bowan of Scranton.

Gilbert W. Colwell Jersey City Joseph Tigar Salem Avenue G. A. Place Charles Lee Liberty Island Lodge Brotherhood of Railroad

Missionary society marks twentieth anniversary in Mauch Chunk

Mrs W E Frisbie of Wyoming Street travels to Mauch Chunk for the Presbyterian church Woman's Missionary society’s 20th anniversary. She was a charter member and early president. Elite dancing class hosts pre Lent social February 18 at Burke building with Mogart orchestra and elaborate decorations. Mrs William Brown entertains sister Miss Marguerite Bergin of Honesdale. H B Walker returns to Brooklyn. W W Lathrope of Scranton visits son M D Lathrope in Park Street. Mr and Mrs Delbert Wells plan a Washington, D C trip this week.

W. E. Fresbie William Brown Birkett Street Marguerite Bergin Honesdale H. B. Walker Brooklyn W. W. Lathrope Scranton M. D. Lathrope Park Street Delbert Wells Wayne Street Washington, D. C

School Board Meets in Regular Session Sets Bills for Payment

The board met with all members present except Chairman Price. Bills approved include Carden Ben 5.40 Collins 2.50 Duffy 9 Educational Publishing 315 O Harg 17 Jermyn board 972.80 Donahue Harmeberry 16.70 American Hook 10 Kane 1.75 Swift 2 Cummings 1045. Wills of F J O Boyle 53.60 and John M Dougher 144.00 postponed. Myers and Cummings met Peckville board over Ridge pupils at 1.50 each. Brian Flaherty funeral held at St Thomas Church with Rev Comerford delivering sermon. pallbearers listed.

Price Mr. Myers John Carden & Ben Thomas Collins Eaward Duffy Educational Publishing Company Thomas O'Harg Jermyn School Board Donahue & Harmeberry American Hook Company Thos, Kane Company M. J. Swift T. ©. Cummings F. J. O'Boyle John M. Dougher Myers Cummings Peckville the Ridge

Funeral Attendees and Local Events Highlight Archbald News

The James O. Bitters post of the Grand Army attends the funeral in body and interment at St. Thomas in Archbald. St. Thomas fair reopens for a weekend with vocal and instrumental programs and valuable items including a piano. An animatoscape show is planned at the Presbyterian church. White Oak colliery employes were paid. Master Frank O Hoyle of Laurel street is seriously ill. Borough council meets, bills paid, and debt reduced. Manhattan Stock Company acts at Feather Mathew Opera House. German Lutheran congregation to give a donation to their pastor. annual meetings to follow with a plenteous supper and social events.

Thomas Moloney August Zimmerman Edward Coollan Archbald Matt Walker Ketchim Peckville James O Grand Army of the Republic St. Thomas’ Cemeter St. Thomas Presbyterian Church White Oak Collery Frank O'Hoyle Laurel Street Bishop Lewis Behle Squire Duffy Burnees Largan Constable McHale Jock Manhattan Stock Company Feather Mathew Opera House

Local Tay lor caucuses shape ward politics and new ventures

In Taylor a month of caucuses ends with both Republicans and Citizens' factions confident in the First Ward ticket. Corners include Cornell and Thomas Moses for constable, with Richard Morris assessor and George Hood judge of election. A busy social scene follows with birthdays, visits, and a new dancing class led by local society members.

Taylor Cornell Thomas Moses Constable Richard Morris Thomas Haddock George Hood Taille Thomas Citizens Willian Judge John L. Powell Thomas Francis Charles Evans Sarah Paddy Mary Judge Bellevue H. H. Harris Hyde Park Mise B. Coyne Oak Street Cordelia Owens Ella McCovick Bertha Kohler Amelia Evans Beatrice Samuelzk Masters Charles Powell James O' Hara William Connors Leo Clarey P. McCovick Thomas McDonald George Taylor Ri. J. Davies North Main Street Weber's Rink Peter Lally Rendham Scranton Taylor Lodge Knights of Pythias Reese's Hall Evans Frank Beck John FB. Davis Thomas J. Jones

A Slight Cold Its Incurable Malady Warns

A old time remedy ad claims a slight cold or cough can progress to chronic catarrh needing long treatment. Mrs Malinda Walker of Graham City Texas reports six years of catarrh and lung involvement resolved after twelve months of Peruna. The company offers a free book on Winter Catarrh from Columbus Ohio.

Malinda Walker Graham City Young County Tex Hartman Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company Columbus Ohio

New Discovery Aids Dyspepsia Cure Promoted by Doctor

Doctor Redwell reports a remarkable cure of chronic dyspepsia using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. A patient with years of stomach souring acid pain and weight loss found quick relief after four boxes, restoring appetite and firm flesh. Tablets are sold by druggists for fifty cents and are claimed safe for all ages.

Dr. Redwell Stuart

Jermyn Evening Parties and Local Fires

A busy Jermyn week features a first birthday party for Miss Jesse Gilligan with a large guest list and plans for a farewell social for Mr J Timly bound for Alaska. A minor fire damages the Andrew Morin dwelling, controlled by the artesian hose company. Community birthdays, gatherings, and travel plans fill the local social scene as Alaska-bound parties are organized.

Jesse Gilligan South Main Street Guerte Miss Gilligan Hannoah, Moetle Lizzie Collings Magete Annie Loughney Barbara Speicher Tessie McCloskey Mary Lavelle Mamie Jennie John Z. Roche William Griffithe Chas Fr. Quinn J. J. Cox H. B. Collins T. J. Loughney P. A. Swift J. Timly Enterprise Hal Mr. Timley Alaska John Friends Charles Malnard Thomas Nicholas Wille Parkes Samuel Griffiths Lewis Latcham Providence Mayfield Jermyn Delaware and Hudson Third Ward Andrew Morin Andrew Budner Artesian Hose Company Murphy John Seymour Thomas Amey Thomas Seymour William Harvey William Seymour John Rosemargey John Wagsley Albert Bound George Usher John M. Greensinde P. Burns George Buckingham William G. Buckingham Thomas Simpson Wasley Thomas Ethel Asher Cordelian Beund Annie Rosemarigey Louisa Seymour Rose Seymour Eddie Seymour Thomas Tompkins James Harris John Miller Mathew John Mclean Willie C Charles James Harvey Bvarens Avery Frederick Johnson Bn All Peter Manley Carbondale Lillie Jenking Parsons Mia Walter Murray Second Street James Walker

Boy Injured With Edge Standing Jeep At Keystone Mines

A boy standing on its edge in a jeep at the Keystone mines on Monday tried to逃逃 from a fast approaching pack of two fattish caps when the accident happened. Frances and Marcella Maxell of South Main Street visited Carbondale last evening.

Keystone Frances and Marcella Maxwell Bouth Main Street Carbondale

Funeral cortege for Robert Petch inters at Prospect cemetery

A large crowd attended the burial as the body of Robert Petch lay in a handsome casket with floral tributes. Rev. J. R. Ellis led services at Blakely Baptist Church and pallbearers included Z. D. Edwards and A. J. Frew among others.

Robert Petch Prospect Cemetery J. R. Ellis Blakely Baptist Church Messrs Z. D. Edwards A. 3. Frew H. Blockberger John Taylor Edward Matthews James Bolton Frank Magor

Blakely Health Board Meets Tonight at Council Rooms

Abraham Reynolds of Hickory street is indisposed for several days. A regular Blakely board of health meeting is planned for this evening at the council rooms. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Graham visited Mill City on Sunday with Mrs. Graham’s parents Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Walters. Miss Agnes Williams visited Hyde Park with her parents on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Z P Travis thank those who offered help and kindness.

Abraham Reynolds Hickory Street Blakely Board of Health Walter Graham Mill City

Postmasters May Continue Newspaper Work Without Interference

Washington reports that postmasters appointed to run newspapers can keep their newspaper duties without department interference as long as work is clear, orderly, and does not neglect post office business. If patrons complain or neglect occurs, the Post Office will investigate.

Washington Post Office Department Heath

Optician Mr Adams Offers Reasonable Vision Help

Our optician Mr Adams can fit all cases of defective vision with very reasonable prices offering accessible eye care and corrective options for all customers.

Adams

Married to Mattie Peebles in Kansas City

Prescit ina Corpia, daughter of a former Mexican portmaster general and millionaire, wed Mattie Peebles of Dispatch Kansas. The bride had secured Corpia's pardon after he served six years in the Kansas state penitentiary under an assumed name for murder.

Kansas City Prescitiina L. Corpia Prescitinna Corpia Mexico Mattie Peebles Dispatch Kan Kansas State Penitentiary Corpia Murcer

Two men flee after gunfire in Bayerstown store

In Lancaster County two suspects escaped after a clerk named Norton fired a shotgun at them inside a Bayerstown shop late at night. A blood trail suggests one of the robbers was wounded. the pair fled without capture.

Lancaster Isaac BE Hersley Bayerstown Vunty Rebblers Tle Norton

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