Two Local Women Die of Pneumonia in Carbondale
Mrs Jane Hunt widow of T F Slunt dies after long residence in Inquerval with husband. Survived by cousin executor to arrange funeral. Mrs A La Wright of Archbald street dies after three days illness. Maiden name Peck born in Harford in 1843. Survived by husband and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Hunt
A. la Wright
T. F. Bunt
J. Niles
North
Mainetree
Th. PF
Slunt
Scranton
Californml
Archbald Street
Peck
Harford
Bal Masque at Germania Hall Marks Keystone Social
The Germania Singing chute anay hosts a bal masque Monday evening in their hall. The event promises a premier social occasion with meticulous preparations and aims to eclipse past triumphs.
Social Notes From Tompkineville and Nearby
Mise Elizabeth Tinn visits relatives in Tompkineville and expects to open her office in the city next week. Mrs. Cree T O’Havin of Woodlawn Avenue hosts her sister Mrs. J C McAndrew of Beranteon. L le Spencer sold his hay to Hugh W. Waurphy of Spring Street. Mrs. D. Secures hosts a tea for twenty five at Washington Street. The Wrightful entertainment by Moon’s Triality Sunday School class in Wat’s bill list drew a large crowd. Mieslara Mierdon of Camas Street is mentioned. JM Elmer Brokenshire, chief clerk at D. W. Humphrey’s store, is confined to his home in Alpeie. Contractor J J Kennedy returns from a trip to New York. Miss Mary O’Grady visits Mr M J Kelly of Scranton. Friends of M K Hrarnden, formerly of this city, are glad he has recovered from illness. Andrew Siaced, Walter Histed, Frank Jones and W H Dimmeck attended the funeral of the late Mabel Fanty in Binghamton. The remains of Patrick Wateh were laid to rest in St Dike cemetery yesterday morning. Despite the cold, a ceremonial procession accompanied the resting place. The Catholic Knights of America attended and a service was celebrated at St Moke chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Elizabeth Tinn
Tompkineville
N. J
Moon
Cleese
Wat
Bill
Mieslara Mierdon
Camas Street
JM. Elmer Brokenshire
D. W. Humphrey
Hiv Alpeie
J. J. Kennedy Hake
New York
Mary O'Grady
M. J. Kelly
Scranton
M. K. Hrarnden
Meerinus
Andrew Siaced
Waltice Histed
Frank Jones
W. HH. Dimmeck
Binghamton
Mabel Fanty
Cotdwin
Patrick Watehee
Peiol
St. Dike
Catholic Knights of American
Am Boris
Weather and accidents disrupt mining town activities
Cold weather shelves the Delaware and Hudson breaker and slows work as a section opens to weather. Miner John Smith is injured by a car in the Mine colliery and Mrs. John McDermott and Mrs. Richard Hunt show varying health. Engine 19 nearly falls into a pit after missing a turntable and Rev. Posten and Rev. Hall preach at local churches with planned events. Charles Bone visits from Carbondale and the Franklin Literary Society hosts an evening in the High section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powder Mall
Delaware and Hudson
Aml Dhe Bega
John Smith
John McDermott
South Maintreet
Richard Hunt
Malm Street
Ontario and Western
Covine Home
BF. M. Posten
First Baptist
Temerray
Verson
C. W. Hall
Tomegraw
A. Qendramin
Charles Bone
Carbondale
G. Dailey
Rinkelw
Revival Services Begin at Methodist Church Tomorrow
Special revival services will be held at the Methodist Episcopal church beginning tomorrow evening. The pastor will be assisted by Rev. HL DD. Smith of Dover Del who will remain for two weeks preaching every evening. Mr Smith is a forcible speaker and during the winter his conducted several successful meetings. He will preach his first sermon on Bundy at 1:20 p m. A general invitation is extended to the public to attend the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
HL DD. Smith
Dover
Del
John Drummernuth
Hovora
W. & Nutehings
iAila
Bermudas
Indiaslandes
Health Maker Bitters Promises Broad Medical Benefits
An advertising claim extols Hostetter s Bitters as a health maker improving digestion nerves liver and appetite while purporting to purify blood strengthen muscles and clear the brain. The text reads like a period health tonics pitch emphasizing broad restorative effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwaltheaver
Local Event Notes And Obituary From Moodle District
A church event outlines musical selections by Bil Hobert Webber Mira May Murphy and others with a band and vocal pieces. William RB Thomas of Moosic dies after an appendicitis examination at his Moodle residence and is buried in Spring Brook. Miss Kittie Jaehnsen and Misses Nott Dratiner attend a masquerade ball in Pittston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BP J. Noon
Sh Bapatieli Opore Neuse
Bil
Hobert Webber
Mira May Murphy
Slee Nellie M. Way
Mise Smilte Dougherty
William Devariney
Mite
Jona Robinson
Ole
Miss May Murphy
Sule
M. E. Golden
William Jennings
Lent Fola
Anthony Aver
Mist Thelin
Touhill
Dole
Frances
Macken
Bones
Banfield Childrerns
William RB. Thomas
Moosic
Moodle
Fee Aml Pan
Methodist Ipiseryl Church
Epring Brook
Kittie Jaehnsen
Nott! Dratiner
Sense Newtin
Wee Pittston
Community notices and entertainment schedule update
The Harpers Todite Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Rebekah branch, meets at Mrs John Berm’s Atolie Street residence tomorrow evening with all members urged to attend and file their rebates. Carpenters Union No 202 holds a meeting next Monday evening at Ode Fellows’ hall. Women’s Temperance Club extends thanks for a recent entertainment success. A band or orchestra program is announced with a long musical lineup for an upcoming event at the Orpheus club. The Mentrat Wheelmen announce a subscription dance Thursday evening with invitation-card admission. Church services and Sunday School details for various local churches are listed with speakers and topics. News notes include visiting visitors, a district convention, and labor and church activities amid cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teo
Stretner & Son
Malstreich
Orpheus Elit
Pause Oxvihestee
Dart Fist
Willa Nthous
Blake
Charlatan
Sousa
Hob Roy
WeKown
Otelewidsia
Walla
Otani
Dream
Proshy
Landiers
Mealamen- Woalte
Flokemary
Rawgers tWorrten
Ma’ Toney Gilduvia
Duaroard
Alexander
Vayi
Zende
Willmark
Mrethedier Hux Vont
Jeomartan
Tod
Everybury
Coral
Simpkins
Mies
Alan Kins
Blanch Taylor
Maul 'Taecertan
Barnes
David
Dunmore
Priday
Ane
Hens W Lanes
Fpringevillere
Weir
Mande ‘Srimball
Nia Mitford
S.A
D. Denantey
Flew
D. Bone
Mononaile
George Thomas
Delwyware
Tfvdwan Munn Company
Fe Electric Wed
Evening event at Edwards hall draws large crowd in Edwards
A Thursday night gathering hosted by the Heptasaphs in Edwards hall attracted about one hundred attendees. Ai W. Cumming chaired with humor. Budwarils and O'Malley performed, followed by remarks from John T. Martin. Refreshments were served as committees were credited for organizing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards Hall
Ai. W. Cummiing
Caumor
Tants Fanns
Defos Davis
Ther
Onder
Budwarils
Belinane Avin
van Sickle
James J. O'Malley
John T. Martin
Electrica City
Samuel House
Thomas JL. William
W. Cummings
Tr. W. Taylor
Joln Gilden
Local court actions and community notes from Nicholson area
Executors of E. Wheeler estate pursue action against Potter before arbitrators. Local justice of the peace McMillan approves interim steps. Reports include social notices, a marriage license in Milty, and a death in Wisconsin. Reed of public works bill proposed by Hon A W Reuter to supply schoolbooks and supplies. Community updates from Nicholson and surrounding townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thease
Tarrlet
Wheeler
Hivssie W. Pratt
Wheeler Estate
I. MM. Potter
Nicholson
James K. Prear
Asa H. Frear
Potce
Overfield Township
Heip
Etonver
Weil- Hewehiaw
LL. Reynalds
West Nicholls
Tunkhannock
Herbert J. Swarts
Milty
Kaman
Tak Grane
GL. McMillan
Weent
S&s
Potter
Mcfeod
Nichelson
Kew
Waukeska
Wis
Usesell Hil
Wyoming
Maat Smithfield
Broadford County
Wellsville
Othe Lugerne
Pittston
Marris
Henjamin Eaton
Rus- So HR
Anie
A. HW
Reuter
Comet and Jet de chbtren COUR Worth Bottle Claim
Fragmentary ad claims a bottle cures old throat and tine troubles with pleasant taste and quick relief. It touts universal resistance and a price per bottle, selling at unspecified locations and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexanders Ling
Local Notes and Social Scraps From Pulteney and Vicinity
Residents and visitors are noted in a string of brief items. Mr Peestie savaged into Ye date at Min Pili. Lewin house claimed by EON Dee bok cetited. families such as Sires and Shuarte of Pulteney return home from visits. Mrs Mumford Whitter visits Wright Wi while others travel in for Patterson era social events. The Chrialin allines met at Stephin Hubbands with attendees including Ann Stephen Jenkins and B C Layton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewin
Peestie
My. Feo
Iivohant
Howe
Ned Sires
Shuarte
Pulteney
N.Y
Mumford Whitter
Wright Wi
Georkey Wallace
C. ML
Stephin
Thursdas
Ann
Stephen Jenkins
B.C. Layton
Merthek Whitnes
Wadley
Mr Tower
North Jackson
Writhershiy
Honest Medicine for La Grippa La Grippa Cure Praise
An old advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the sole effective remedy for coughs chills and grip with a testimonial from Mesaya of South Sardiney praising its quick relief and noting the purchase of a bottle. The notice credits Roy gale and Bist Matthews Bros as wholesalers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grippa
George W. Waitt
South Sardiney
Mesaya
Chamberlain
Paige
Roy Gale
All Deus
Bist
Matthews Bros
Wholesute
Vetall Pont
Borough council meeting and school alumni gathering
The borough council held a meeting on Monday with all members present. An ordinance revoking an expired Arch bald Street railway franchise was returned for revocation. The attorney reported a verdict of 1,250 against the borough by the Supreme court. Later, Archibald Mich School graduates met at the central school building to form an alumni association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alt
Bricess
Archbald Street
Beverat Committeen
Attorney Battenberg
Supreme Court
Archibald Mich School
Central School
Mlecule Stare Loge Visit and Local Happenings
Mlecule Stare Loge No 4 P H confer and second degrees on Saturday evening. Miss Maud Muollites visits Yale in Pictiwtile Morton Scranton relative at home Sunday. Donation by WW Bowell in. River injury fracturing foot while weathering ice at Chicago. Old mail carrier retained clothes after event. Progressive cuetin Marty at Wy Parker’s Saturday. Taylor residents surprise Aireliga Beth Welle on Monday with sleighing fun. Greenwood residents surprise Mr and Mrs A A Davis Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chigehaila
Cluthes
Jf. Nees
Lene
Marty
Wy 1
Parker
Taylor
Aireligabeth Welle
Greenwood
A. A. Davis
Weather Turns Harsh as Dalton Men Return Home
Reported frigid conditions brought by zero weather in the region left residents pleased with travel despite the extreme cold. Min Hourdman of Dalton is visiting her daughter Mrs J Chapman, with local ties noted in the update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tevern Dage
Hit
Min, Hourdman
Dalton
Mre
Kh. J. Chapman
Alte Lok
Pridgeburg AME Members Called to Attend Tuesday Meeting
Pridgeburg AME members of Sawkte the 197 Triopendent leader of Med Men are urged to attend their wig Wei on Tuesday evening February 1. Business of importance to be transacted. Ten Cooper of Albert street has pneumonia and was confined to home for three weeks. Wound from a whistle at the new silk mills amused residents yesterday. The fan house at No 2 Storrs mine caught fire yesterday and work was suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tene Cooper
Albert Street
Pearhum
Storrs
Arctic Railroad Plans Reach Arctic Circle Edge
The New York Sun reports a vast Swedish iron ore movement and a proposed northwest route through mountains to Ofoten fjord on the Atlantic coast. Sweden extends rail to ship ore year round, despite Gulf Stream limits, with tunnels and winter work to complete the line by October 102.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swe
Den
Artic Eirole
Ari Regions
Niet Northern
Artic Circle
Arloregan
Salen Crentaine
Germany
Bweden
Co Phe
Sweden
Gellivara
Articelvele
Huilea
Gulf of Pothnia
Lulea
Bieri
Woetrhalla
Biebloed
Gulf of Bothnia
Norway
Ofoten Fjord
Atlantic
Cotm Ba
Rand
Heomnines
Wnadian Pacific
Henetics
Selkirke
Tomer
Honest Theft Tale From A London Market
A tale depicts a market incident where an inn keeper wife helps the locals and a thief is confronted. The scene centers on a pot of bacon and a pursed exchange as a plan unfolds with a red herring noted by a bystander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Neottinse
Gener
Bond
Hota Bool
Pete
Congressman's letter touts Peruna for catarrh cure
A letter from Alabama congressman A. T. Goodwyn praises Peruna for catarrh relief. Several testimonials from politicians and public figures claim rapid, dramatic benefits, urging readers to insist on Peruna as a universal catarrh remedy and attributing health restoration to the tonic.
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Jermyn and Mayfield
Avoca
Peckville
Simee White
Mors Duffy
William Philbi
B. Duffy
Mise I. Lally
Olyphant
Clark's
The
New York Sun
Gatarrh
Qcongressman
A. T. Goodwyn
Alabama
Washington, D
Hartman
Peeritenoa
Mr. T. Sherman Brean
T. Sherman Bryan
Syston
T. Snermen Breen
William Jennings Breen
Nomeaake
Gienvial
Wiliam T. Shennan
Tremulus Z Linney
North Carolina
Dir
Vlariman
Washington, D.C
Algernon, A. Mabeon
Macon
Dr. Hartman
Washingstoen
Br. Ranch
St. Francis of St
John Williames
SI West Second Street
Lee Futh
Hartmes
Jobin Williams
Lief de Rena Ogre
Tarmieniyis
Annie Wrardoties
Saeen
Tite
Postuella
Dy. Hartman
Fifteenth Street
Incheon Avenue
Krangas City
Nealth
Varker
George Korsten
Lathtide
Biaoroin
A. A. Mabeon
Agnit Wyandotte
Fadie Martinot
Tim Os
Trouac
Rofl
Matthews Bros and
Mevariah & Thomas
Col
Mbes
Rerantey
Matthew
Wu Hoa
Fonderern
Trizlune
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