Happenings in South Scranton Prominent Couples Wed
Miss Caroline L Brown and Joseph T Hannon married at St Peters Cathedral in a ceremony conducted by Ken J A OReilly. Also noted is a surprise party for Miss Currie Blatter and an update on Mrs Patrick Dolphin whose child suffered severe burns but is now out of danger. Funeral arrangements for the child will be held at Howe Park Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline L. Brown
Joseph T. Hannon
St Peter’s Cathedral
Ken J. A. O'Reilly
Currie Blatter
Patrick Dolphin
Dolphin
Brown Hannon Wedding At St Peters Cathedral In City
Mike Coraline L Brown daughter of Mr Mrs Doh Brown of River Street married Thomas Hannon of Crown Avenue yesterday morning at St Peters Cathedral. Rev J Thelly performed the ceremony and the couple left for a short wedding tour before settling in a Stone Avenue residence. They are well known in the community and their friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Coraline L. Brown
Doh FB. Brown
River Ftreet
Dhver T. Hannon
Crown Avenue
Peter's
Mary Hone
Aveann
Harwion
Bhie
Alee
Thomas Ciordon
Tiride
Newnell
Lyter
Mir
Hannon
Delaware
Lackawanna
York City
Stone Avenue
Hoth
Tinnen
Canney & Wallace
Mor
Hannin
Surprise gathering for Miss Carrie Blatter at Mant Street
A large group of friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Johny Blatter on Mant Street last Wednesday evening to present Miss Carrie Blatter with a pleasant surprise. The evening was spent enjoying the company and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Blatter
Johny Blatter
Mant Street
Seasonal Social With Refreshments and Diversions
The event featured many young people enjoying diversions and refreshments at a seasonable hour. Attendees included Miss Mamie Storr Miss Minnie Haas Miss Ida Rentechier Miss Emile Blatter and others. Several men named Christian Woehrle Henry Scheuer Frank Brown Fred Bunts William Huester Adolph Widmer and George Andres were listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mien
Laie
Concert Planned by Frederick Jones at Cedar Avenue Church
Frederick Jones coordinates a Monday evening February 21 concert at Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal church. He promises an excellent programme, with many tickets sold due to the strong talent lined up. The printed schedule is shown, and barring accidents the event will proceed as announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Jones
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Community Socials And Funeral Obituary Notices
The Germania hall weekly social continues as a local gathering with attendees including Carrie Keifer Mrs L L Neula and Mrs A Forbes as notable craft entries. The Saengerrunde provided entertainment while Ringgeld band leader Charlee Hues attended a Reading convention. Loretta Reilly five died at 1919 Stone avenue funeral today Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Louie Zimmer returns from New York trip. St Marys Glee and Dramatic club held a singing class preparing pieces for the club banquet on Wednesday February 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania Hall
Carrie Keifer
Ll. Neula
A. Forbes
Saengerrunde
Wil Weeber
Devds
Charlee Huesteroof
Louie Zimmer
Cedar Avenue
New York City
St. Mary's Glee and Dramatic Club
West Scranton Arrest Of John Morgans For Chickens
Patrolman Hezekiah Peters captures John Morgans at 4:15 am near Mt. Pleasant, finding a bag of seven chickens with severed heads and a musket, knife, and hatchet. Morgans, with prior trouble, is jailed at West Side police station awaiting a hearing on theft charges tied to Clark's Summit farmer's property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morgans
Hezekiah Peters
West Side
Morgans
Delaware
Lackawanna
Mt. Pleasant
Mory Sane
Lacka- Wanna Avenue
Kelly
Scranton Street
Peters
Sar
Evans
Plymouth
Baul
Clark's
the Tribune
John Marshall
Morgane
Carbondale
Ladies of Pocahontas Council Host Sackable Evening
The Waen council No. 45 of Pocahontas held a social at Mrs Myers 1126 Jackson Street with a large attendance. A reception committee oversaw supper, followed by recitations by Mabel Walters Lula Foster Bessie Dieh Vila Sterling and musical numbers by Florence Mabel Walters Jones Edith Bevans and BH Will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Waen Council
Degree of Pocahontas
Mra
Myers
Jackson Street
F. Sterling
Samuel Jones
DPD
William Down
J. W. Walters
Local residents listed visiting and recovering from illnesses
Mrs. Martin Bird and her son on North Main avenue are recovering from illness. Miss Emiline Smith visits Kingston while Miss Sutherland stays with Miss Grate Acker on South Main. Minnie Hughes entertains Miss Gertrude Hughes from Plymouth and Genevieve Gaynor faces a serious condition in Lincoln Avenue. Cora Renchler hosts Mrs. Mat. Moore of Factoryville as Thomas Morgans visits New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Bird and Son
North Main Avenue
Titman
Jackson Street
Portland, Pa
Emiline Smith
North Hyde Park Avenue
Kingston
S. Sutherland
New York City
Grate Acker
South Main Avenue
Minnie Hughes
Swetland Street
Gertrude Hughes
Plymouth
Genevieve Gaynor
Lincoln Avenue
Cora Renchler
North Lincolm Avenue
the Moore
Factoryville
Thomas Morgans
Sumner Avenue
Itatc Jones
North
Funeral notices and gatherings dot town social calendar
Funeral services were held yesterday for Mary daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Thre at 155 South Seventh street with interment at Mare Park Catholic cemetery. A second service for Frather daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander Phillips followed at 1210 Price street with interment at Woodburn street cemetery. The Ladies Ald society of First Welsh Congregational church hosted a social with cake coffee and ice cream after a meeting. The fourth annual St Brendans Council Young Mens Institute social will be at Mears hall with Lawrence orchestra for dances and out of town guests. Mothers meetings at Public School No 10 will resume this afternoon. Social at Divison street residence hosted by Ladies Ald society Washburn Street Presbyterian church. The Railroad Y M C A Ladies Auxiliary serves supper at 6 from The Swetland street car line. Clam chowder and other items available. Continental mines of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western company resume operations today after seven weeks shutdown. This is good news to many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
W. J
South Seventh Street
Mrde Park Catholic
Father
Alexander Phillips
Price Street
D. P. Jones
Talernile Congregational Church
Woodburn Street
Ald Society
First Welsh Congregational Church
St. Brenden's Council
Young Men's Institute
Mears’ Hall
Lawrence
Ladies' Ald Society
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Depuy
SM North Lincoln Avenue
West Side Business Directory Entry for Mrs Fanton
Mrs Fanton clairvoyant and phrenologist located at 412 North Main Avenue on the West Side offers readings and consultations. The notice lists her specialty and address within the local business directory.
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West Side
Fanton
North Main Avenue
Social Evening at Miss Hartwick’s Home
A pleasant social event occurred Tuesday evening at News York Street home of Miss Emma Hartwick. Attendees included Miss Florence Lee Phoebe Stuart Lizzie Renckert Geanie Stuart Mame Paradise Mame Cullens Bromna Maria Hartwick and others with Mr Archie Baldwin Arthur Wall Elmer Dakin Gen Paradise Gilbert Cullens Joseph Hetjer Charles A Hartwick Charles Weber and Mortimer McVittie Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Hartwick
Community Notes From The North End And Nearby
Mrs TW O Donnell called on friends in the North End yesterday. John Hoffman and family moved into Charles Savage’s Drinker Street home. Judd visited town as burglars frightened away by Peter Seigel at Fifth Street. Reading rooms above Smith Brothers’ store to open by February 20. Meeting last night praised by committee. finance committee reports good progress. Donations accepted via committee or board. Mabel Reilly of Franklin Street passed away. Funeral Friday at 4pm, Catholic cemetery. March 12 wedding of G Marthionia and Miss Mary Fox in Beranton at 9 am. M J Marke Jr of Bloom Street ill for a few days. Young Ladies Mission circle of the Presbyterian church hosts tea Tuesday at church parlors, 23 cents admission. Christian Endeavor monthly meeting tonight at church at o’clock.
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TW. O'Donnell
North End
John Hoffman
Charles Savage
Drinker Street
Judd
William Seigel
Fifth Street
Peter
Smith Brothers
Mabel
Peter Reilly
Franklin Street
Med
G. Marthionia
Mary Fox
Beranton
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Minooka Official Appointed and Polling Place Move Noted
Michael McDonald is appointed to carry the mall from the train to Minooka port office and will take oath on entering new duties. The South district polling place moves to a vacant plot at Willow and Main with a new booth to be erected. The O'Connell council and Young Men's Treasure met, while the Minooka baseball club plans an event at Father Mathew Hall on Feb 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael McDonald
Minooka Port
Mir
McDonald
Willow
Main Street
O'Connell Council
Minucka Baseball Club
Father Mathew Hall
Excused Regiment Seizes Goose into Drum
During a Gettysburg march a drummer hid two geese inside a drum after confiscating four alive. The colonel questioned him and the drummer confessed that he had stuffed the birds in the drum. The colonel urged the musician to play, then the regiment pressed on, noting the drummer later had roasts that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Guit
Exciting Tom Thumb Wedding and North Scranton Shooting
In North Scranton the day’s events included a hotel shooting at Hall & Fidler on West Market Street. Adolph Shaffer fired a revolver at John Hall, grazing his side and entering a wall, before being disarmed by bystanders and arrested by Patrolmen Saltry and Thomas. Hall’s wound was slight, and he was treated by Dr. Donne. Shaffer, residing on Dean Street, was committed to jail in default of $10,000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Robert Weastlake
Nova
Adolph Shaffer
John Hall
Hall & Fidler
Weet Market Street
Shaffer
Saltry
Thomas
Dr. Donne
Dean Street
Miner Injured by Premature Blast at Storrs Shaft No 2
William Stephens, a miner at Storrs shaft No 2, was badly hurt by a premature blast. He had retreated after misplacing a fuse, returned to inspect, and the charge exploded injuring him in the body and legs before being taken to the Ambulance and home in Pricedure. John Skiff, a Marvine mine runner, was injured Wednesday afternoon and taken home on Brick avenue for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stephens
Storrs
Stephens
Pricedure
John Skiff
Marvine
Brick Avenue
Miss Moran and McNulty Wed at Holy Rosary
Miss Julia Moran and Patrick McNulty were married Wednesday afternoon at Holy Rosary Church by Rev. Peter Lynott. The ceremony was attended by Miss Mintie Moran and James McNally. The couple left for New York City for their honeymoon and will reside here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Moran
Bennett Street
Patrick McNulty
Winona Street
Holy Rosary Church
Peter Lynott
Mintie Moran
James McNally
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Station
New York City
Tom Thumb Wedding Draws Large West Market Audience
A large audience gathered Wednesday evening at the West Market Street Welsh Baptist church to witness a Tom Thumb Wedding. The event featured dazzling costumes and an excellent entertainment, noted as one of the most unique shows in a long time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Market Street
Welsh Baptist Church
Robert Westlake’s Exciting Wednesday Near West Market Street
Robert Westlake, a noted horgeman from West Market Street, had an exciting experience Wednesday with a local incident that drew attention from neighbors and passersby. The report highlights his bold actions and the public reaction in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Westlake
Horgeman
West Market Street
Fractious horse overturns sulky injuring rider on Sehoo Street
A high spirited horse being exercised on Sehoo street became ungovernable and dashed away toward Wayne avenue. The sulky carrying Mr. Westlake overturned during a sharp turn, throwing him to the ground. He suffered a badly wrenched arm and bruises but recovered. the horse was later captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehoo Street
Wayne Avenue
Local Social Notices and Community Gatherings
Oak street resident Miss Meta Osterhout heads to Philadelphia while William Dodda travels to Paterson. Several visitors arrive from Bloomsburg and Luzerne, and a hash of social events spreads through Archbald including a S George smoker and a Walket social at North Main Avenue Baptist church. A dental office opening at Cleveland Dental parlors is noted along with a marriage announcement set for March 21 and a polo on roller skates exhibition at Company H armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meta Osterhout
Oak Street
Philadelphia
William Dodda
Brick Avenue
Paterson
N. J
Mary Lewis
West Market Street
Bloomsburg
Mildred Green
Waverly
John McNish
Pittston Avenue
Humphrey Pradley
East Market Street
North Harperfield
Grace Henderson
Arthur Street
Luzerne
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Edward Mittler
Bertha Reynolds
Peckville
G. L. Clark
Henry George
Theodore Street
Durham Lodge
Sons of St. George
Archhbald
Cerda
Mise
Anna Jenkins
George Schellhase
Dutch Gap Choir
Alexander's Hall
Harmory
Anthracite
Providence
Charles Willams
Green Street
Joseph Twiss
Factoryville
P. J. Goodman
Marvine Avenue
Providence Presbyterian Church
Frank &. Marshall
Mus. Dev
Prsbyterian Board
Marshall
Providence Church
Trolley Road Planned Between Wilkes Barre and Hazleton
Arrangements are reported complete for a trolley road linking Wilkes-Barre and Hazleton with construction expected to start in the spring. The project aims to improve regional transit and boost local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Harre
Hazleton
Freemanning Skin Claim for Carlsbad Sprudel Salt
An advertisement extols Carlsbad Sprudel Salt as a skin cleanser and purifying remedy. It claims the product improves complexion by correcting stomach derangements, acts as a blood purifier, and benefits liver stomach and kidneys. It warns buyers to seek only genuine imported Sprudel water with the Carlsbad seal and Eisner & Menperson Co. signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
Keystone Kindling Wood and Carpet Cleaning Co Offers Ready Kindling
The Keystone Kindling Wood and Carpet Cleaning Co announces delivery of seasoned hardwood kindling by the barrel and grating wood at affordable prices. Order books are available at Lewis’ Drug Store on Main Avenue, Jenkins’ Meat Market at 601 Lack Street, H A Pierce's Market at 702 Adams, and Green Ridge Lumber Co at the factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Keystone Kindling Wood and Carpet Cleaning CO
Orders for carpet cleaning received after Mareh Lat
Local office notes that cleaning orders were received after the stated deadline Mareh Lat. The item lists late submissions and cautions staff to review processing times for future orders.
Local professionals and services listed in Scranton directory
A dense listing of doctors lawyers and businesses with offices on Adams Mulberry Wyoming Spruce and Lackawanna avenues in Scranton including Dr Kay Dr Vyrey Dr Shepherd and A Trapold plus legal firms Bauer's Orchestra and Megargee Brothers Printers with contact details and addresses in the Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Trapold
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Shanton
Tod P
School of the Lackawanna Catalog Notice
Inquire September 13 for catalogs offering courses in college, law, medicine or other studies at Buststown LL D. Alter HL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll. A. Watres
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton
School OF the
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Miss Blatter
Cwotuuem Oy
Dee Enemy Orchestra
Rene Rene Morris
Thoms Ihaet
Norma Hurhow
Mariam
June
Miss Sale
Joes Seere
Sale
Morgan Phe
Mike Wisvete Jones
Cesa
Joseph Cray
Pinne Diet Mieres
Pinne Diet Mieres Maamate Choddart Beanie Myers
Roleria
Salis Coon
Jones Sale
Chveruure Wueednes
Fowerth
Dremier Baily
Norma Hughes Reoianien
Mike Thivth
Jones
Globe Warehouse
Foulards du Nord
Ceylon Madrases
West Scranton
Clark's Summit
Daughters of Pocahontas
Simpson M. E. Church
Simpson Methodist Church
Simpson
Epworth League
Rachel Jones
Anna Broadbent
Lillian Birtley
Margaret Crawford
Margaret van Camp
Arthur Reese
Mire
Robert Willams
Charles Swert Aleu
J. B. Sweet
Bromley Avenue
Benjamin Willlame
Green Ridge
Dunmore
North Scranton
M'Nulty
Tom Thumb
Long Trolley Road
Dickson Avenue
Odds and Ends
Conrad
DR. Himberg
Uce
Stre
Washinton Chemical Up
Wiehington
D.C
Professional Directory
Physicians and Surgeons
DR. C. Vyrey
Scranton Savings Bank Loan
Mary A Shepherd
M. D
Adams Avenue
W. BE. Allen
Washington Avenue
J. M. Gaths
Sioa
Madison Avenue
D. B
Mears Building
Bpruce Street
James H. Torrey
Dal Commonwealth Building
Frank E. Boyle
Burr Building
C. Lb. Freas
Jessup
Commonwealth Building
ALPE
Hand
William J. Hand
Onceeye
Pit
W. L.amoreadx
Adams
Mulberry
Taank T. Okell
Ats Vie Room 5
Coa! Exchange
Rook
Linden Street
Borunton
Law
Roo Trade Building
BF. Killam
Commonwealth Bldg
Inn
Bauer
KR. J. Bauer
Hulbert’ Muale Store
J. H. Hamilton
Attorney' Staw
Commonwealth Bidg
Seranov
Edward Ww
Tha’ Ayer
Hooma
Republican
Jobeph Jeffreys
Tand & Burr Building
Megargee Brothers
Prank P. Brown & CO
Whole
Weat
RB. Pitcher
Pat
Patterson & Wilcox
Traders' National Bank
Comegys
A. W. Bertholf
Atty
Spruce
the Tribune Publishing
Barring & Mswheney
Interstate Secret Sereice Agency
Percival J. Morris
Board of Trade
Edward H. Davis
E. L. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Spruce St
Cor, Wash.ave
Frederick J. Brown
Price Huilding
Secranton
TL Lacky & Son, Architects
Traders’ National Bank
O. Lyman
F. L. Mgraw
Espruch Street
DDR
PF. Reynolds
OPP, P
CC. Lacbach
Wyomingtva
C. Snover
Lackawri de Verne
Hoira
Stola Bto
Jos
Leeds
Ga. R. Clark & CO
Beedmen and Nurserymen
Washington Avesnue
Green Howee
North Malin
Tore Telephone
Franklin Avenue
Hatel Pants
Bcranton HO
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