Poor Board Debates Relief Requests And Welfare Shipping
The poor board met in regular session with all members present except Cook. Two relief applications were discussed. a widow with five children was referred to the ward director, and D M Booth sought $6 for railroad fares to Oneonta to seek work. Dr Harper spoke for Mrs Hattie Wilson who is destitute and ill, needing an affidavit before action. The board also debated funds for a furnace grate purchase, tax collector receipts, selling four stunted pigs, and Tom Collins’ medical care after a Labor Day injury. Tom remains in hospital while Dr Niles will assess his recovery and possible early release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Booth
Oneonta
Empire State
Harper
Mra
Hattie Wilson
McCabe
Tom Collins
Tom
Collins
Lfe
Keathy Cone
Welly
John Niles
New Commissioners Draw First Jurors for Civil Cases
The new board of jury commissioners led by Sheriff Schadt and members E. B. Sturges and D. J. Campbell made their initial juror draws. Grand jury week of March 11 includes John Tugocamp Indorer Carbon dale Watt. Wattt jury week of April 8 includes W. S. Graves Scott A. L. Wright Carbondale E. J. Meltale Carbondale J. T. Morgan Wandling. Petit jurors week of April 15 James Wan Machmondale Willam Walker Mayfield Charles Mimere Jermyn Benjamin Mendelsohn clerk Mayfield John Johns Wandling Benjamin Morgan Mayfield Albert Teese Drakemen Carbondale BR Smith Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Jury Commission
Schadt
E. B. Sturges
D. J. Campbell
Lis Cns
Grand Jury
John Tugocamp
Indorer
Carbondale
Watt
Wattt
Graves
Farmer
Scott
A. L. Wright
Carpenter
E. J. Meltale
J. T. Morgan
Wandling
Pet Jurove
James Wan
Miner
Machmondale
Willam Walker
Mayfield
Charles Mimere
Jermyn
Benjamin Mendelsohn
John Johns
Benjamin Morgan
Albert Teese
Drakemen
BR. Smith
Sleighing Parties Delight Town With Joyful Rides
The city enjoyed a bustling sleighing day with young visitors from out of town riding through the streets. Older youths and some adults joined in, while spectators lobbed snowballs in playful jealousy as sleigh bells rang and voices cheered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slihe
Unclear Wording in Carriage Ride Ends with Accident
The account describes a Thursday ride near Honesdale by T. A. Sawyer and Mr. and Mrs. C. fh. Manville. On the return near Way Wit a mishap occurred involving brake issues and frightened horses. Mrs Helen Manville leaped from the wagon to avoid danger as the horses lurched forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Helens Manville
Myre
T. A. Sawyer
C. Fh
Manville
Thureday
Honesdale
Attachment
Bis
Sawyer Oleo
Helen Manville
Shilohs Consumption Cure Promises Lung Relief
A historic ad touts Shiloh's Consumption Cure claiming healing for the lungs strengthening the chest curing cold and stopping coughs. The bold claim emphasizes quick relief and improved vitality from this patent remedy.
Notable Sleigh Ride Incident Delays Hunters Homeward
Vehtete slipped and struck her head but landed in a snow bank and was only bruised though in pain. The party halted briefly and turned back, unnerved, as the sleighing group was stopped and redirected by a Honesdale branch train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honesdale
Archdeaconry Session in Scranton Church Observed
On Monday morning the archdeaconry of Scranton will hold a church session. Holy communion for this body at 1 am. An open session with short speeches by archdeaconry members and Carbon daly ministers follows at 4 am, inviting all parish communicants. At 8 pm a reception for Elehtrop Tal bot in the parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcuhdeaconry of
Scranton
Carbondaly
Elehtrop Talbot
Pleasant Social at Twelfth Ladies Benevolent Banquet
The twelfth annual banquet and ball of the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association occurred last evening in Burke's hall. About hundred couples danced and enjoyed a splendid supper by Mulholland Bros as Profs. Firth and Collins provided music. Miss Audi Neulon and Miss Katie Pace led the floor committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Burke's Hall
Mulholland Bros
Cycle Club fourth series ends with upsets and shifts
At the Cycle Club the fourth series concludes with Scurry defeating Dr. Day, Roberts beating Rutherford, and Clifford defeating Ely. Dr. Day and Ely are thus out of the punes. The fifth series likely starts tonight with twenty one contests remaining from the original thirty two. Standing follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Scurry
Dr. Day
Roborts Beut Riutherford
Clifford
Ely
Ete
Pune
Valentine Day Decorations Spread In Stores And Hearts
Stores report brisk sales of valentines cards and festive decorations ahead of St Valentine’s Day. The piece notes evolving designs and a long historical origin from medieval matchmaking games where youths exchanged names, leading to today’s ritual of sending tokens of love and friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Valentine
Deglera
Valentine
Court Golden Eagle No 1M Pores ters of America
A fraternal lodge event notes the Court Golden Eagle No 1M Pores ters of America and the Diamond lodge No 24 Shield of Honor in a ceremonial listing. The entry preserves group names and emblem references from a historical fraternal page.
Pioneer Father Mathew Society Meeting Tomorrow
The Pioneer Father Mathew Society sets a meeting for tomorrow with Rt. Joseph's Cadets listed for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Father Mathew Society
Rt. Joseph's Cadets
At the Theater Tonight's Double Feature
A brief theater note lists two performances titled Uncle Tom's Cabin and Brother Against Brother with today and tonight showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Tom
Fabin
Columbia Hose Fair Aims for Jazz Band and Diamond Ring Prize
Columbia Hose Company holds a Wednesday meeting admitting ten new members and considering five more applicants. Mozart band to parade Monday evening with Mitchell Hose Company confirming participation. A diamond ring prize will go to the person selling the most tickets, among other arrangements for a successful fair event. Historical program includes Hon J J O Neill address and soloists Marie and Gertrude Graham with Prof W D Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Hose Company
Mitchell Hose Company
Columbus
J. J. O'Neill
George F. Mills
Pring
Misses Marie and
Gertrude Graham
W. D. Evans
Butterfly Tea Honors Mothers With Floral Decor
Mrs Tewis Albert Bassett hosted the second butterfly tea from 4 to 7 PM honoring her mother Mrs Daniel G Smith and sister in law Mrs L Marvin Smith. Guests enjoyed decorated parlors and a butterfly painting contest with prizes awarded to Mrs Frank Hubbard and Mrs George Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewis Albert Bassett
Daniel G. Smith
L. Marvin Smith
Bassett
Fannie Daley
James Thompson
Frank Hubbard
George Kimball
Nineteen Attend Mrs Walker's Nine Card Party
Mrs James Walker hosted a large group of young people for a 9 euchre party at her pleasant South Church Street home in honor of her niece Mieke Milaabeth Wade. Attendees included Misses Anna Murphy Mattie Burke Bridget Kennedy Tessie Foxe Genevieve Buckley Anna O Malley Margare O Neill Kate McDonald Agnes Loretta Tessie Buckley Lisah Connerton Nora Henley Mary Lunny Trese Toolan Mary McCann Edith Sturl Anna Miller Katie Gilligan Mary Foxe and Mary Murphy and Messrs James Joseph John Connaughton Michael Barbour Joseph Rierdon William Keating Patrick McCune Patrick Delling Frank Muckley Michael Judge Edward Fox Daniel Duffy Joseph Carey Michael Buckley Michael Walsh Daniel Littl Patrick Foxe Michael Murray Benjamin Fellows John Roland and Michael Kearney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Walker
Euchre
South Church Street
Mieke Milaabeth Wade
Callld
Anna Murphy
Mattie Burke
Bridget Kennedy
Tessie Foxe
Genevieve Buckley
Anna
Sleigh Ride Prank Ends in Injuries on Main Street
A boy attempting to jump onto a fast moving sleigh on Main Street lacerated his foot when it slipped under the back runner. The driver stopped promptly after the pain cried out. The boy was taken to a surgeon and dressed the wounds. he will be sidelined for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witle
Choir Plans Evening Music at Fipet Congregational Church
Tomorrow evening the choir of Fipet Congregational church will render Anthem Kipling’s Recessional De Koven One sweetly Solemn Thought contrast and eolo and greepense Dow In addition to the above the organist will give some special instrumental selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fipet Congregational Church
Mr. Naylor
Higgins Celebrate Seventh Wedding Anniversary at Home
Mr and Mrs J J Higgins hosted friends Thursday at their Canaan Street residence to mark seven years since their wedding. The gathering reflected a warm social tribute to the couple and their life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Higgins
Canaan Street
A New Euchre Club in the City
A new euchre club has been formed in this city under the title Twentieth Century Euchre Club. The organization outlines its objects and purposes for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euchre Club
New Social Club Holds First Meeting at Mrs Maxwell’s Home
The pursuit of sociability and paste boards marked the inaugural gathering of a new club. The first meeting occurred at Miss Mary R. Maxwell’s Seventh avenue residence on a Wednesday evening. The group will dedicate one evening each week to their pastime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary R. Maxwell
Seventh Avenue
Dedication of Trinity Church on Sexagesima Sunday
Trinity Protestant Episcopal church at 68 River Street prepares for the dedication tomorrow with services at 6:30 AM Holy Communion in the chapel led by Rev R A Sawyer, 7:90 AM Holy Communion by the rector, 10:00 AM Morning Prayer Holy Communion and sermon by Bishop Talbot, with Sr Olmstead of Bala PA delivering the sermon, 7:30 PM Evening Prayer and sermon by Bishop Talbot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Protestant
Rollin
A. Sawyer
Talbot
Central Diocese
Pennesylvania
Sawyer
Olmstead
Bala
Rollin A. Sawyer
Trinity
Pr. Olmstead
Gilbert No
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
River Street
R. A. Sawyer
Trinity Church
Sr. Olmstead
First St Pauls Lutheran Church Service Notice
Rev F Ehinger announces Sexagesima Sunday on Church Street. Sabbath school begins at 9 30 a m with services at 10 30 a m The sermon titled The Parable of the Sower from St Luke 8 4 15 offers a cordial welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
Lutheran Church
Church Street
F. Ehinger
St. Luke
First Congregational Church Services Announced
Rev M C Eliott, pastor, leads Sabbath services at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m with Sunday school at 2 p m Young Men's union at 4 45 p m Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 80 p m The morning sermon is Unreasonableness and the evening talk Man's Higher Nature or the Soul in History Seats are free and all are invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational
Berean Baptist Church Services and Officers
Berean Baptist church at Lincoln avenue and North Church street with Rev H J Whalen D D pastor. Sunday services at 10 50 a m and 7 30 p m mid week Thursday 7 20 p m Young People's society meets at 629 Sunday evening Junior society meets Sunday 4 0 p m Sunday school at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berean Baptist Church
Lincoln Avenue
North Church Street
H. J. Whalen
D. D
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Society of Christian Inideavor
First Methodist Church Service Schedule and Pastor
The First Methodist Episcopal church on North Church Street near Salem Avenue, led by Rev A F Chaffee, lists a residence at 76 Terrace Street. Sunday services start at 9:30 a.m. with morning prayers at 10:30 a.m. and a 7:30 p.m. sermon. A class meeting follows the morning service. Sunday school is at noon, Junior League at 3 p.m., Senior League at 6:30 p.m. Evangelist Williama preaches morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
North Church Street
Salem Avenue
A. F. Chaffee
Terrace Street
Evangeliat Williama
Rev Charles Lee to Lead Services at North Church Street
Notice shows pastor Rev Charles Lee residing at 66 North Church Street. Sunday services at 10 30 a m and 7 90 p m. Weekly prayer meeting on Thursday evening at 7 90 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Church Street
Salem Avenue
Charles Lee
South Church Street Corner Ninth Avenue Services
Sunday services at 10:40 p.m. and 6 p.m. with Sunday school at 2 p.m. Midweek services held Tuesday at 7:20 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Church Street
Ninth Avenue
Church Notices for St Rose de Lima and Mount Carmel
Church notices list Rev Thomas F Coffey residents at 6 North Church Street and assistants Rev John Dixon Rev Walter Gorman of Mount Carmel Fallbrook Street with services at 8 and 10 20 a m Sundays in the North End parishes with location details and service times.
Delegates Return From Erie Knights of Columbus Meet
Hon J J ONeill and Frank Clifford arrive home after attending the state convention at Erie. They report a pleasant time but were delayed by late trains. Richard Burke of Scranton is elected state treasurer, the county's only state officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. O'Neill
Frank Clifford
Knights of Columbus
Erie
Richard Burke
Scranton
Bishop Talbot visits Scranton for church openings
Rt. Rev. Bishop Talbot of the Episcopal diocese of Pennsylvania spent yesterday in town and slipped into the Episcopal rectory. He heads to Forest City to confirm a large class at Christ's church and returns to Scranton today for the opening services of the new Trinity Episcopal church tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot
Episcopal Diocese of
Pennsylvania
Forest City
Christ's Church
Scranton
Trinity Episcopal Church
Temple commandery confers Malta degree at Cambrian hall
Temple commandery No 288 conferred the Malta degree on several candidates at Cambrian hall last evening. Nominations of officers for the next twelve and six months were made. Several applications for admission were received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Commandery
Ancient Order Knights of Malta
Malta
Cambrian Hall
Peruna medicine praised by Chicago doctor for daughter
A Chicago physician, Dr. Anna Wells, credits Peruna with restoring her daughter Ethelyn Huston’s health after two years of illness. The letter cites improved appetite, sleep, and relief from dysmenorrhea and ovaritis. Ethelyn, formerly associated with Brann's Iconoclast, later joined the Chicago Chronicle staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wells
M.D
Dr. Wells
Ethelyn Leethc Huston
Brann
Iconoclast
Chicago Chronicle
Asyse
Ethelyn Leslie
Ethelyn Leslie Huston
Bath
Chicago
Central Labor Union Plans New Organization
A new Central Labor union will form a permanent body with both male and female clerks enrolled as members. Their first demand is a general observance of the 6.30 closing movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Local Health Notes From Carbondale Area
Mrs. Isabelle Jenkins of Mill Street is on the sick list. Dr. R Ottman and wife and Mrs. Co Mellen have fully recovered from illness. Nate English of Belmont Street is out after two weeks with rheumatism. Father Coffey has improved enough to sit up. Father Dixon remains in Scranton Private hospital and will not be brought to Carbondale until next week. Mrs. George Robinson is much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Jenkins
Mill Street
R. Ottman
Mellen
Nate English
Belmont Street
Father Coffey
Father Dixon
Scranton
Carbondale
George Robinson
Promenade Concert for St Rose Church Girls
The young ladies of St Rose church plan a record party and promenade concert in St Rose hall on Monday evening February 15. Games start at 8 o'clock with prizes for winners. The event is expected to attract a large audience as the hosts are well regarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose's Church
St. Rose Hall
Surprise visit by friends at Clark Avenue home
A group of William Philpot’s friends gathered at his Clark Avenue residence last evening around a stated hour to enjoy games, music, and varied diversions, turning the evening into a cheerful social occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Philpot
Clark Avenue
Gillen Returns to Emergency Hospital After Reentry
Charles Gillen, discharged from Emergency hospital two weeks ago, has reentered for further treatment. Mr Cullen lost his right foot and the injured limb is not healing well, requiring additional care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gillen
Mr Cullen
Valentine Social At Baptist Church Planned By Mrs Dimock
Next Wednesday evening Mrs Walter Dimock will host a Valentine social with a circle of young ladies at the Baptist church. The event promises novelty and amusement for attendees. Each guest will receive a valentine and light refreshments will be served during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Dimock
Baptist Church
Thimble Tea Invitation At Lincoln Avenue Home
Mrs Frank Hubbard and Mrs J J Simpson invite guests to a thimble tea this afternoon at the former lady's Lincoln avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hubbard
J. J. Simpson
Lincoln Avenue
Special meeting of Ladies' Auxiliary on Feb 12
A special meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will be held on Tuesday February 12 at 2 30 p m. The notice calls for members to attend and participate in the scheduled discussions and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Local Briefs Highlight Town Visit and Illness
Mrs. W. E. Roberta recovers after a weeklong illness. Henry Wilson of Honesdale visited town yesterday. Miss Alice McDonald spent yesterday in the Electric City. Miss Alice Sheehan of Pittston is guest of friends in town. Miss May Kilpatrick resumes activity after appendectomy. Alderman Jones and Alderman Delevan were in Beranony on official business. Miss Blanche Whitney of Honesdale visits Miss Edith Courtwright on Wayne Avenue. Madge and Grace Vaughan, visiting friends, have returned to Honesdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Roberta
Henry Wilson
Honesdale
Alice McDonald
Electric City
Alice Sheehan
Pittston
May Kilpatrick
Alderman
Jones
R. J. Delevan
Beranon
Blanche Whitney
Edith Courtright
Wayne Avenue
Madge
Grace Vaughan
Jermyn and Mayfield Birthday Party at Jones Home
A large party of children gathered Thursday afternoon at Mr and Mrs David E Jones on North Main Street for Cora Jones ninth birthday. The youngsters enjoyed three hours of freedom in the house, then refreshments were served to all in a thoroughly happy time. Attendees included Florence Oakley Mamie Mann Hattie Hall Mildred Forschner Belle Prynn Helen Whitmore and Mary Bigtin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Jones
North Main Street
Cora
Florence Oakley
Mamie Mann
Hattie Hall
Mildred Forschner
Belle Prynn
Helen Whitmore
Mary Bigtin
Nelle
Local clerks to form AFL affiliated union meeting
On next Tuesday evening a meeting of the local clerks will be held at which a union, to be affiliated with the American Federation of Labor, will be formed. An organizer and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Local notices and upcoming events in the town
A list of residents and addresses is given along with social notices. Mrs W Williams returns from a visit to Providence friends. John F Nicholson of Main street is ill. Catholic Mutual Benevolent Association Branch 62 will meet at Edmunds hall on the second and fourth Thursdays. Evangelist Lizzie B Sharp from Philadelphia will assist revival meetings at the Primitive Methodist church. Hon D J Heese of Plymouth visits Trev Edward Jenkins. W H Merritt to reopen his meat market. A public auction of miners reading room chairs and tables in Stubb building at 7 PM tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morcom
Margaret Jenkins
Dorothy Ebdon
Belle Smith
Corinne Whitmore
Tillie Johnson
Allee Ebdon
Fern Pritchard
Flossie Price
Atlee
Cora Jones
Willard Griffiths
Eddie Powell
Alfred Horswell
Lowell Wall
Claude Bennett
Oscar Morgan
Roswell Salisbury
Harry Davis
Earl Rennie Todney Whitmore
Willard Jones
Second Street
Wiliam M. Davis
North Recond Street
W. Williams
D. J. Heese
Plymouth
Edward Jenkins
W. H. Merritt
Iis
Stubb Building
Community notices from Olyphant and surrounds
Rev William Matthews is seriously ill at his son's home in Spring Brook. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs J J Cummings of Lackawanna street. Miss Mamie Murphy returns to Wilkes Barre after visiting relatives here. Services follow at Susquehanna Street Baptist and Congregational churches with the Christian Endeavor society. St Patrick’s academy pupils enjoyed a sleigh ride to Carbondale yesterday. Bonn’s Military band to host a social in Gusinski’s hall this evening. Mrs Mary Quinn of Jessup buried at St Patrick’s cemetery after dying at the poor farm. Mrs D W Harrin visits relatives in Wilkes-Barre. Mrs C S Lewsley returns from Carbondale. Ida White of Archbald visits friends here. Mr and Mrs H B Matthewson set to visit relatives in Oreelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Matthews
Spring Brook
J. J. Cummings
Lackawanna Street
Mamie Murphy
Wilkes-Barre
Susquehanna Street Baptist Church
George Hague
Christian Endeavor Society
St. Patrick's Academy
Carbondale
Bonn
Gusinski's Hall
Mary Quinn
Jessup
St Patrick's Cemetery
D. W. Harrin
Lewsley
Mise Ida White
Archbald
Sire
H. B. Matthewson
Oreelle
Young Peers Enjoy Pleasant Ride to Dunmore
A group of Peckville youths spent an evening ride to Dunmore and were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Spencer. Attending were Misses Jennie Dikeman Gwendola Miles Jessie Wallace Alice Chivers Bessie Purdy Pearl Shannon Mamie Moulds Tivih Whitehead Feta Ham Martha Coleman and Little Reese, and Messrs Edward Miles Theodore Dike-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A& Nuaber
Dunmore
Mrs. Spencer
Jennie Dikeman
Gwendola Miles
Jessie Wallace
Alice Chivers
Bessie Purdy
Pearl Shannon
Mamie Moulds
Tivih Whitehead
Feta Ham
Martha Coleman
Little Reese
Edward Miles
Theodore Dike
Peruna touted as nerve cure in Hartman lecture
Dr Hartman claims Peruna cures nervous prostration by removing stimulants and sedatives from patients and claims it restores appetite sleep and health. Mrs Howe endorses Peruna as a tonic for women and urges readers to write for free advice from Dr Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Chicago
Order of the Western Star
Rush Street
A. FE. Howe
Dr. Hartman
Columbus
Parish Services and Evangelistic Meetings Noted
A local notice lists church services in the Presbyterian and Peckville Baptist congregations with sermons and times. Evangelist W H Williams will conduct meetings at Peckville on March 8, with Daisy Bell Hall assisting. A sleigh Ride for Ste rrick Creese and Lackawanna coal miners followed by a supper and theatre outing is described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man
William Cousins
Thomas James
Harmon Sitgreaves
Thomas Thomas Francis Ham
Oscar Bates
Garfield Thomas
Chris Stevens
Presbyterian
Burning Bush
W. H. Williams
Anti-saloon League
Peckville Baptist Church
Daisy Bell Hall
Temple Iron Company
Sterrick Creese
Lackawanna
Carbondale
Pioneer City
Opera House
Local notes feature visitors and travels in Moscow
Mise Nettie Elkmood of New York is spending a few days in town. Leon Erhardt is out again after measles. Gaige Dalrymple of Boston visits his uncle TH L Gaige. Mrs M W Vaughn and Mrs Charles Millard attended a Women’s Christian Temperance union convention at Mansle. Mr Noble of Scranton was a business caller Thursday. Mrs B J Schenck fill, S M Watts of Kingston has returned home after weeks with his parents. WW G Frischkorn of Pittston returned after spending time with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Nettie Elkmood
New Yoresty
Leon Erhardt
Gaige Dalrymple
Boston
TH. L. Gaige
M. W. Vaughn
Charles Millard
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Mansle
John Scott
Mr. Noble
Scranton
B. J. Schenck
M. Watts
Kingston
George Watts
WW. G. Frischkorn
Pittston
Krause's Headache Capsules Claim Fast Relief
An 19th century style advertises Krause's Headache Capsules as a quick cure for severe headaches and a clear head. Sold by Matthews Bros. with price tagged as Sc and Bold, citing lifestyle causes like poor ventilation and malaria as triggers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krause
Price Sc
Matthews Bros
Priceburg couple wed in shared ceremony at parsonage
Frank Doud and Mise Caro line Gurad tied vows Wednesday at the North Scranton Presbyterian parsonage with Rev. George F Guild BD officiating. The couple, joined by Mise Cooper and Mr Gurad, received a reception at the bride’s home in Priceburg before plans to reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priceburg
Frank Doud
Mise Caroline Gurad
Mise Cooper
Mr. Gurad
Dickson City
George F Guild
North Scranton Presbyterian Parsonage
Daniel Gurad
Doud
Price
Burs
To Prevent the Grip Laxative Tromo-Quinine
A historical note claims Tromo Quinine laxative prevents the grip by removing the cause. The claim suggests a medical use or cure, but offers no verifiable evidence or details on efficacy or safety.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tribuane
Burke
E.L. Matfield
Ogay
Carbondale Jurors
Shiloh
Simon
Florence Drew
Oakland
Cal
Cees
G. C. Wells & Co. Roy
Wong
Drorster
George W. Warren
Gilbert
Roe Shetly
M. Bervice
W. A. Festham
Bastham Boo Cessetertecerreee
Mim, George Mills
Lew
MiMi Percy
Reese
Hilelburn
Smith
Vtvirnnpelinieye
Episcopal
Lutheran
Baptist
Methodist
First Presbyterian
Bishop Talbot
Knights of Malta
M. D
Park Gate
Rinn
Ladies’ Auxiliary Meeting
Bulls
Browe Hills
Jermyn and Mayfield
Olyphant
Peckville
Moscow
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