Social Notices and Personal Visits Across Town
A flurry of social items mentions Lizzle Brown of Moxcow visiting friends of Grewn Hidwe, Franklin Howell planning a Monday dancing party, and attorney L L Hawley leaving for Pittsburg for circuit court sessions. Miss Lillian A Matthews and G Floyd Hunter of Pittaten Pa visit Mrs Reuben Brown in Moscow. Woolworth and others sail on the White Star line for a three month continental trip. John Phillips to celebrate his twenty fifth wedding anniversary on Asims avenue North Park. Invitations issued for Mille A Bruner’s marriage to Stephen Cahoon in Scranton. Mr and Mrs A G Thomason of Green Hidge travel to New Orleans for the American Car Service Association annual meeting. George Wo Peck and Miss Sudlie Pete of Chestnut street visited Wilkes-Barre for a burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzle $. Brown
Moxcow
Grewn
Franklin Howell
Monelay
L. Hawley
Pittsburg
United States Circuit Court
Lillian A. Matthews
G. Floyd Hunter
Pittaten
Reuben Brown
Moscow
Woolworth
F. W. Woolworth
P. Case
New York
H. Kook
Buffalo
White Star Line
MuiscJerd
Jett D. Boyle
Boyle & Mijekiow
Ales
John
Phillips
North Park
August Bruner
Park Street
Carbondale
Mille A
Stephen A. Cahoon
Scranton
Aud Mire
A. G. Thomason
Green Hidge
New Orleans
Thomason
American Car Service Association
Cgeorte Wo Peck
Sudle E Pete
Chestnut Street
Wilkes-Barre Pestorchy
Hev. J. F. Williams
Nichols Assault At Vine Street Wrecks Constable Miller
Constable Miller was seriously injured when Lee W. Nichols used a flat iron during an attempted service of a landlord’s warrant at Nichols home on Vine Street. Miller received a broken arm and jaw, a cut ear, and burns. Nichols fled, with disputed accounts of the confrontation. An auction sale by Davidow Bros. follows for unredeemed goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Lee W. Nichols
Vine Street
Wyoming
Washington Avenues
Nichols
Prendergast
Hiv
Dr. Fulton
Davidow Bros
Lackawanna Avenue
Munyon cures offered with daily free samples and promises
Advertisement details Munyon’s Rheumatism Cure and other remedies offering free distribution of 10 000 vials and 1 788 more daily, claiming high cure rates. It lists numerous Munyon products with prices, claims rapid relief, locations at 1905 Arch Street Philadelphia, and invites readers to consult druggists or write for diagnosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
Mungen
Munyon Company
Monyon Company
Manyon
Tvance
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Paradise Alley opens with star lineup and dazzling effects
Several major acts come to the Academy of Music for Paradise Alley with Harry Fagen Sam J. Ryan Lilyvat Frank M. Wills Iola Pomeroy John Queen and Henrietta Byron. The production promises spectacular scenery mechanical and electrical feats and a popular chorus. Joe Ott stars in The Star Gazer while J E Toole debuts Killarney and The Rhine. Alida Cemetyou leads with notable prison scene acting. and the show runs three days at Davis theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renee
Academy of Moaie
Paradise Alley
Luy
Harry Fagen
Sam J. Ryan
Lily ‘Vat
Frank M. Wills
Iola Pomeroy
John Queen
Henrietta Byron
Peat
J. E. Toole
Killarney and the Rhine
Edward Jerome
Mr. Toole
Mrad
Knighterrant
Ireland
JK. Emmet
Mise Alida CéMetyou
Farmer
Bridgeport
Davis’ Theater
Emergency Hospital Opens in City Hall Basement
The board of associated charities announced an emergency hospital set up in the City hall basement. The room, formerly the park commissioners, is furnished with an iron bedstead wardrobe and washstand. Donations came from Scranton Bedding Connolly Wallace and Hill Connell. Miss Keisel will supervise care as urgent cases arise from police reports. The charity fund gained from a 100 transfer from the balance of 470.99 after expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Associated Charities
Rogers Israel
J. R. Cohen
E. J. Lynett
The
Park Commissioners
Scranton
Connolly Wallace and
Hill & Connell
Miss Keisel
D Board
Daniel Phillips
W.T. Smith
Lynett
W. B. Dugcan
House of the Good Shepherd
Founding Home
Hillside Flame
Girls’ Friendly Society
O Clarity's Vacation Excites Laughter at Academy of Music
A good sized audience enjoyed Conroy and Fox in O Clarity's Vacation at the Academy of Music last evening. The flagship performers delivered a balanced, humorous show with new songs and lively specialties by Harry Hayes Ralph Post and Miss Kate Allen. Taylor’s singing impressed, and the acrobatics added to the merriment throughout the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Conroy & Fox
O'Clarity
Harry OO. Hayes
Ralph M. Post
Kate Allen
Maginie ‘Taylor
Lincoln’s Birthday Observed by Veterans Group
Lincoln’s birthday was celebrated by the Lincoln Griffin camp No. 8 of Veterans. J Thomas opened the event with Union Defenders Day, the Washington quartet performed, and a dialogue titled How Mrs Gaskell did not Hire a Cook followed with readings and musical numbers by several young participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Griffin Camp
Last Chamber Concert at Young Men's Association Hall
The final chamber concert will be held tomorrow night February 1 at the Young Men's Christian Association hall. Program includes trio for piano violin and cello in D flat Brahms concerto in A minor for violin Bruch songs and string quartet Miss Fila Marie Draeger former Elm Park contralto to be soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Ibhof
Lecale
Bruch
Reaeast
Rubinstel Ib
Georges Bruch
Hemberger
Fila Marie Draeeer
Elm Park
Woolsey Assault Case Jury Deliberation Ends in Guilty Verdicts
Jury returned verdicts after deliberating a Woolsey assault case amid alibi testimony and character witnesses. August Hellerman was acquitted of assault and battery. Jacob M Badder and others were found guilty or acquitted on related charges as the jury concluded the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Hellerman
Jacob Alder
Sarah Boland
Pittston Avenue
Jacob M. Badder
Jacob Adler
Augusta Maler
Costa
Serious death case linked to court taunts and inquest
Jacob Badders 45 of Ross Avenue died Monday night from strychnine ingestion after being taunted over a prior assault case. Coroner Longstreet impaneled a jury. post mortem confirmed strychnine and a personal crisis. Jury found Badders guilty in the earlier case. later he died, despite efforts to save him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Badders
Ross Avenue
Longstreet
Hadders
Badders
D. H. Jenkins
Vigilants Gardner and Burns Enter Bail for Court Date
Theodore Gardner and James Burns accused vigilants of the Eighteenth ward waived a hearing and posted bail of 500 each after failing to be found for warrants. They appeared with attorney Major Everett Warren at Alderman Fuller's office but prosecutors did not appear. Bail secured for their court appearance with sureties Adam L. Bonn and D. J. Cosgrove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Gardner
James Burns
Fuller
Alderman Fuller
Major Everett Warren
Adam L. Bonn
Salt Broadway
Gardner
D. J. Cosgrove
Meridian Street
Burnes
Sixteenth Ward Republicans Hold an Enthusiastic Meeting
An enthusiastic Sixteenth ward Republican meeting last evening in Alderman Fuller's office aimed to boost canvassing for the city ticket. Fred F. Schoen chaired with W. F. Davis as secretary. reports from all ward sections were upbeat about increasing the Republican majority next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixteenth Ward
Fuller
Corbett
Fred F. Schoen
W. F. Davis
Sixteenth
Startling cold tale and remedy claims warned
A column warns that many deaths began with a cold and urges early treatment with Dr. Acker's English Remedy for Coughs Colds and Consumption. Testimonials from Mrs. Henderson and others praise rapid relief, urging readers to act promptly to avoid grip and pneumonia. The piece notes a Boston sale auctioning unredeemed watches as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William V. Henderson
New York
James G. Wheatley
Chicago
Board of Trade
Andrew D. Whitman
Brooklyn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Valentines
Norton’s
Lackawanna Ave
Snow
Weston Mill.Co
Constable Miller
Munyon's
Scran
Ton
Rheu
Matism Cure
Repute
de Orn
Itt
Ion
Wall Street
Joe Ott
Academy
Mr. Ott
O'Flarity
Conroy
Fox
Sons of Veterans
Hood
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Castoria
Misa
Woolsey
Mary Boston
Atherton
Boston
Platens
Joseph Patroshick
Michael Sullah
Bulluh
Joseph Kalinoski
Joseph Olsheski
Max Koehler
Koehler
William L. Bates
Annie Bossik
Bates
Forest City
Bussack
Jacob Nadders
Green Ridge
J. D. Williams & Co
Clark's Green
W. C. Willams
Liggle Shultz
Nellie Jones
Jessto Harlow
Ettie Huston
Anna Coons
Margaret Evane
Lettie Evans
Margaret van Camp
Louise Roberts
Agnes O'Hara
Elvira Reese
Lettie Fitzsimmons
Messrs
Walter Lang
BP. Coons
Win Griffiths
Fred Jones
Harry Haag
John Williams
Edward Robinson
Archie Mctracken
Benjamin Evane
Fite McDermott
Pillsbury's
Reynolds Bros
Jermyn
Wyoming Avenue
Haviland & Co
China
Maddock & Co
Homer Laughlin
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Wyomme Avenue
Knox
Hatter
Droeres
P. McRea & Co., Exchange
Wyoming Ave
En Gotha
Tale
Steinway & Son
Decker Bros
Kraniche & Bache
Rexford’s
Shim
Ie, Scranton, Pa
Axminster
Brussels
N. A. Hulbert
Music Store
Gologes
A. E. Rogers
Aylesworth’s
G. Elmensdorf
Elmira
N. Y
Megargel & Connell
Scrantea
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