West Scranton Euchre Party Fetes Misses Williams
A lively progressive euchre event hosted by Mises Belle Vipond at North fyde Park Avenue featured a St. Leo's Battalion smoker and a farewell party for Misses Toulee and Joeie Williams. The Christian Endeavor Society organized the reception at Washburn Street Presbyterian, highlighting nine years of service and a program of readings music and recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mises Belle Vipond
North Fyde Park Avenue
St. Leo's Battalion
Hannah Davin
Mabel Spencer
Edith Lindabury
Margaret
Annie Phillipe
George Transue
Owen Jones
Cinderella Morse
Mabel Yost
J. H. Battenberg
Mabel Boldry
Hattie McCracken, Messie
H. G. Kline
L.A. Stevens
Miss Belle Vipond Hosts Progressive Euchre Party
Miss Belle Vipond entertained guests at her South Hyde Park avenue home last evening in honor of Miss Stevens of Towanda Pa and Miss Rose Williams of Middle Oranville. The party ended with refreshments and a list of attendees included Florence Gibbs, Margaret Gibbs, Ella Withee, Sadie Tavis, Jennie Howell, Hittie Cooper, Margaret Edwards, Grace Walker, Edith Richards, and several gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Vipond
Hyde Park Avenue
Miss Stevens
Towandii
Rose Williams
Middle Oranville
Miss Vinpond
Florence and
Margaret Gibbs
Ella Withee
Sadie Tavis
Jennie Howell
Hittie Cooper
Margaret Edwards
Grace Walker
Edith Richards
George Peck
Robert Walker
Ter
Roberta
Clarenee Shryer
Chorge Tenire
Meoesis
al Turner
Curt Andrews
Frank Mansfield
Frank Wottling
BE. W. Thayer
Harry Decker
Gwylin Williams
Theodore Primreve
Wil Freeman
Leo's Battalion Holds Case North Main Smoker Gathering
Members of Leo's Battalion hosted a smoker at their Casey rooms on North Main Avenue last evening chaired by Mr. John Kadeen. The programme included vocal and piano solos by John Shaughnessy Michael McDonough William Vanston Richard Lonergan Joseph McLoughlin and Peter Smith with addresses by J. C. Gallagher T. S. Gilroy and Cornelius Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S1. Leo's Battalion
Casey Rooms
North Main Avenue
John Kadeen
John Shaughnessy
Michael McDonough
William Vanston
Richard Lonergan
J. C. Gallagher
Peter Smith
T. S. Gilroy
Joseph McLoughlin
Cornelius Coleman
Watchful warning on stomach woes and a whiskey remedy
The article urges early attention to stomach trouble and indigestion as seeds of serious disease. It pushes Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a tested, endorsed remedy to tone the stomach and relieve dyspepsia, advising buyers to ensure genuine product from their grocer or druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Duffy
Local Talent Night Highlights Vocals and Recitations
The program featured Pi di Glirey and Joseph Martin delivering vocal solos, with recitations by Thomas Ford and Thomas Murphy. Address remarks were given by Robert McNicholas and marker John J. Gaughan, followed by William Kelley. The evening closed with guests enjoying cigarettes and a moment of Hawaiian humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi di Glirey
Thomas Ford
Thomas F. Murphy
Robert McNicholas
John J. Gaughan
Joseph Martin
William Kellew
Surprise Party for Miss Hannah Davis at North Main
Miss Hannah Davis hosts a surprise party at her North Main Avenue home Monday evening. Friends and family including Flora Ginader, Flora Harvey, Blanche Harvey, Lucy Long, Lizzie Davis, Sue Fenton, Kate Langon, Gertie Ludwig, Ollie Thomas, Jonnie Matthews, Ruth Thomas, Ethel Davis, Marion Davis, Eva Allen, Robert Evans, George Thomas, Eddie Jones, Fred Jones, Gomer Farr and Chester Ludwig enjoyed refreshments prepared by Minnie Boyce and Margaret Ludwig before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Davis
North Main Avenue
Minnie Boyce
Margaret Ludwig
Miss Hannah
Missea Flora Ginader
Flora Harvey
Blanche Harvey
Lucy Long
Lizzie Davis
Sue Fenton
Kate Langon
Gertie Ludwics
Ollie Thomas
Jon
Local Social Notes Mention Illness and Visits
Mrs. William Jones of Hampton Street is on the sick list. Alfred Gillman of New York City visits on this side. Wille, the young son of Mr and Mrs Phillip Williams of Lafayette Street, is ill. The little daughter of Mr and Mrs L A Owens of Meridian Street is ill. Margeret Dickelnick of Trenton New Jersey returned home after a visit. W and B Williams of Wilkes-Barre spent time with their son and daughter-in-law in Wilkes-Barre. Ada Proctor of Carbondale visits Mrs Fenton of North Main Avenue. W J Marvel, Wilkes-Barre commission merchant, returned home from a town visit. William Carey of Elmira New York is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jones
Hampton Street
Alfred Gillman
New York City
Wille
Phillip Williams
Lafayette Street
L. A. Owens
Meridian Street
Margeret Dickelnick
Trenton
N. J
W. &B. Williams
Wilkes-Barre
Daniel Williams
North Sumner Avenue
Ada Proctor
Carbondale
Dr. Fenton
North Main Avenue
W. J. Marvel
Willam Carey
Elmira
N. Y
Silk Exhibition Displayed With Rich Range Of Silks
The Silk Exhibition Now on view offers the most complete collection yet with exclusive styles rare novelties and many silks for coming season in blacks colors or combination weave. The Black Dress Goods section boasts an immense assortment that surpasses prior efforts and presents a wide range of styles and effects.
Local residents report recoveries and visits across town
Mrs. Martin Carey and Mrs. Jamon Leyahon recover from illness and a serious attack, while Charlee Davie and Heather visit Frank Woodruff. Several residents return from Wilkes-Barre trips, Miss Margaret Vaughn plans a visit, and Sarah Tewts will wed Robert Harris on Washington's Birthday. A rag bee entertained guests at Mrs. John Batley’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Carey
North Main Avenue
Mina Sadie Barnes
Charlee Davie
Heather
Himira
Frank Woodruff
North Hyde Park Avenue
Mere
Thomas Jones
Bellevue Street
Parsons
William Morgan
Margaret Vaughn
Ashland
Pacareen
T. V. Powderly
Washington, DC
Hil
Rewer Evans
Jackson Street
Dr. Fenton
Wilkes-Barre
Jamon Leyahon
North Linc Coln Avenue
Quingy
Mia
John Armstrong
Harriet
South Main Avenue
I. M. Langman
North Sumner Avenues
Lameon Register Company
Everton
Mase
New York
Sarah Tewts
Eynon Street
Robert Harris
Hyde Park Avenue
Washington
James M. Faton
Tenth Street
John Batley
Robert Armstrong
Moore
Gardner
Funeral of Mrs Williams Held at Academy Street
The funeral for the late Mrs W W Williams of Academy Street was held at 2 pm yesterday. Rev Huh Davis of the Welsh C M Church delivered consoling words. Pallbearers included Mesera, Daniel Moses, William R Williams, David H Evans, D C Powell, Isaac Smith, and Williams T Roberts. Interment occurred at Washburn Street Cemetery. Mr Tra Smith of Meridian Street leaves for New York to take a position at the Grand Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. W. W. Williams
Academy Street
Huh Davis
Welsh C. M. Church
Mesera
Daniel Moses
Willam R. Williams
David H. Evans
D. C. Powell
Isaac Smith
Williams T. Roberts
Washburn Street
Tra Smith
Meridian Street
New York
Grand Hotel
West Side Peasiness Director Case at 412 North Main
A local notice identifies a West Side Peasiness Director located at 412 North Main Avenue. The description lists MRS FENTON CLAIRVOYANT and a phrenologist as connected figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Peasiness
Fenton
Clairvoyant and
Phrenologiat
North Main Avenue
Tom Thumb wedding spurs Providence church turnout
In North Scranton the Tom Thumb wedding will be reproduced this evening at Providence Presbyterian church after strong solicitations. The event aims to draw a large crowd for the Home for the Friendless fundraiser at Company H Armory tomorrow night with Mrs. William Wright coordinating local artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howel Powell
Spring Street
Daniel Lewis
Sarah Reese
Plymouth
Providence Presbyterian Church
William Owens
Hrick Avenue
J. G. Johnson
Alderman Roberts
G. F.turner
Johnson
North Main Avenue
Turner
Priend- Jets
HA Armory
William Wright
John Leonard
Gardner Avenue
John Jones
Hharnedry
Joseph Hodgins
Marvine
Parker Street
Ley Gillick
First Welsh Baptist Church
Wayne Avenue
J. Michael Jones
Bayonne
N.J
N. F. Davies
Vayne Avenue
Dunmore Tax Collection and Local Social Events
Tax Collector William E. Correll will be at the borough building tonight and all week to collect borough taxes with 6 percent penalties after the 18th. A free annual masquerade social by the Ensign club is planned at Odd Fellows hall this evening, with committee Frank Blickens Charles Krnu and Fred Pletcher. The Dunmore Heptasoph conclave will hold a public installation of officers Friday night at Odd Fellows hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Correll
Ensign Club
Odd Fellows' Hall
Frank Blickens
Charles Kronu
Fred Pletcher
Heyas
Monroe Avenue
Presbyterian Church
McDonnell
Belle- Vue
M. J. Healey
Chestnut Street
Dunmore
Heptasoph Order
Odd Fellows’ Hall
W. KH. Correll
Borough of
Elien Manley
Remains to be buried in Dunmore Catholic cemetery
The services will be held Thursday morning at 9 o'clock from 117 Maple Street. The remains will be taken to St. John's Church for a high mass of requiem. Interment will follow at Dunmore Catholic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Street
St. John's Church
Dunmore Catholic Cemetery
Seventeenth Scranton Saengerrunde Masquerade Ball
The Scranton Saengerrunde held its seventeenth annual masquerade ball at Natter's hall on the South Side. About 150 masked couples danced to Germania orchestra with costumes ranging from humorous to sublime. A committee led by John Mues organized the event with Charles Schench as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natter
Scranton Saengerrunde
Saengerrunde
John Mues
Shhodt
Philip Graf
Jacob Geiger
Philip Robinson
Fred. Schwenker
Louis Hedrich
Fred. Herrman
Henry Kelper
Charles Levert
Charles Schench
John Stobber
Fred Kirchall
Daniel Jacobs
John McCabe
Bowery
Chimmie Fadden
Bootblack
Lagsale Fron Dundee
Germania Orchestra
Lawrence
Reeser
Cedar Avenue
Snyder
Central City
Patrick McCann
Prospect Avenue
McCann
James Buresh
Hickory Street
Pastor Haas
Prospect Avenue Baptist Church
Forest Hill
Palm Street
Kate Murphy
Hyde Park
Church of Peace
Germania Hall
Mre. Neu
Otto Schaffer
Jacob Kaiser
Cologne
Weber
Taylor
Gottlieb
Hawley
Scranton Liederkranz
Philip Rolinson
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Athetic
Peter Zang
South Scranton
William Gescheidle
South Side
Young Women's Christian Association
Association
Mayfield Republicans win in mixed ticket election
In Mayfield voters favored Republicans, electing nine candidates to three on a Citizens ticket. The detailed results show Republicans winning most posts including poor directors, school and council seats, auditor, constable, inspector, and judge of election with mixed minority counts for Citizens and Independents.
Kemp's Balsam Offered As Cure With Trial Guarantee
The advertisement urges that some coughs outpace medicine but Kemp's Balsam can stop them. It promises a positive guarantee to cure and notes the first dose shows excellent effect. Price is one shilling with a free trial. available at all druggists.
Turners Enjoy Annual Masquerade Dance Thrills Guests
The Turn Verein held its 35th masquerade ball at Music Hall with a Klondike ice cave opening scene. Prospector exchanges uncover a prince and princess who lead the grand march, amid elaborate costumes, a German band impersonation, and strong crowd attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klondike
Turn Verein
Music Hall
Fred Hummler
James T. Culman
William Kemmerer
J. McDonald
John V
Timothy J. Quinnan
Misa Rose Blatter
Fred Tirumimier
Fuhrman
Lawrence
Fred Hummer
Frank Hummler
Adam Vockroth
T. J. Quinnan
Edward Eisele
Henry A. Vockroth
J. F. Quinnan
Henry Wo
Republicans' Clean Sweep
The article reports broad GOP victories across districts with details: First district council results Wagner 127 vs Kleeman 41 for select. Wenzel 95 vs Hauer 73 for common. Second district Wagner 156 vs Kleeman 28. Wenzel 105 vs Hauer 80. Eleventh Ward incumbents Neuls and Lentes strong. Schoen defeated in common council in one ward. others unopposed or lightly contested. Leonard unopposed for school controller in Twenty‑first Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select Council
Wagner
Kleeman
Common Council
Wenzel
Hauer
Adam Schroeder
Fred, Schoen
KE. J. Coleman
Schoen
Coleman
Adam Pehroeder
Fred. Schoen
J. Coleman
Thomas J. Coyne
Mark Cahilin
Coyne
M. J. Cusick
M. G. Laugin
Cusick
First district—Select Council
T. J. Coyne
M. G. Langan
Seound
Pink Pills for Pale People Help Dying Boy Recover
A mother recounts how her sick son worsened from lung fever and weakness until Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People restored appetite and weight. Affidavits confirm the medicine aided blood and nerve health, with a claim it saved him from death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Williams
Jonle
Asa Robinson
Williams
Menega
Obituary notices from Archibald area
Edward McCourt died at 72 Monroe Avenue after a long illness. He excelled in school and college before illness forced him to withdraw. Survived by his parents, one brother, and three sisters. Funeral pending. Also: Mrs Anna Hennemuth dies at Gold Button Archbald after pneumonia. Survived by five children. Funeral Thursday 2 PM at German Lutheran cemetery. Elizabeth Peuser dies at Green Ridge at 14 years 4 months. Survived by husband and seven children. Funeral Friday. Josephine Patt, age 2, dies at Stafford Avenue from membranous goup. Funeral tomorrow at 2 PM Forest Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward PP Mettourt
Thomas McCourt
Deney
Monroe Ravenue
Ehomins
St. Thorns’ College
Ile
Ted
John M
O'Malley
Mary and
Helen K
Anna M. Hennemiuth
Augustun Hennemuth
Gold Button
Archhbald
Hendemuth
Archibald
Thas
Fred
John
William Hennemiuth
Scranton
William Decke
George Hennemuth
Archbald
Elizabeth Peuser
Adam Peuser
Green Ridge
J. A. Foster
D. A. Sheeley
Carlo, Pac
D. Barclay
Nineveh
N. Voi
Susie
Lena
John Pouser
Pittston
Peter Pouser
Mus
Bic
Josephine Patt
Stafford Avenue
Forest Hii
Minooka Election Hectic Day Amid Turmoil
The Tribune notes a red hot election with disorder in the South district and lively but mixed Southwest voting. An 81 year old child of Thomas Casey died after brain fever, with funeral to follow. Minooka baseball club plans a Feb 21 entertainment likely to surpass prior events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Slite
Thomas Casey
Gilmore Avenue
Minooka Baseball Club
Olyphant Borough Election Returns Incomplete Yet Democratic Wins
Returns from Olyphant were late and incomplete due to counting issues. Democrats are conceded elected for Justice of the Peace M J Cannon, Auditor Patrick Farrell, and High Constable Patrick Bonnns over rivals. Democrats also carried four wards for council and school board, with ward one electing one two year term councilman and others for three year terms. third ward tally dispute between district boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olyphant
Justice of the Peace
M. J. Cannon
WJ. Schubmehl
Patrick Farrell
John L. Davis
Patrick (Bbons
Jesse Morris
Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder Claims Quick Cure
In a promotional notice the ad asserts Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder cures catarrh and throat issues. It mentions lasting effects after years of suffering and claims rapid relief. The product is sold by Matthews Frog and W T Clark.
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West Scranton
Louise
Josie Williams
Progressive
Euchre Party
ST. Lho's Smoker
Globe Warehouse
North Scranton
David G. Williams
Henry Heeves
Frank Coggins
Richard Reynolds
M. J. Cavanaugh
Peter Ford
William EB. Griffin
Lafayette Matthews
James Harrit
William Edmunds
F. Edmonds
Theodore Wachman
W. T. Davis
Edward Duff
William Willidine
William Burns
Lewie Adams
Michael Dean
Assengor
Patrick Daley
John Me.Garry
John Thgue
Peter Corba
Thomas Burke
Jerry Lingmian
John J. Motarty
Republicans
Peter Neuls
John Lentes
B. T. Jayne
H. B. Reynolds
P. F. McCann
Peter Ross R
Common Counell
Charles F. Wenzel
M. H. Rhinehart
McCann and Ross
Wengel and Rhinehart
Elias E. Evans
Jain Wagner
Frank 8. Barker
W. A. Wilcox
Louis Sechwasa
Peter Allbaugh
Twenty
Edward Leonard
Ler Boy
Josie
Dr. Williams
David Crisp
A. Jones
Olyphant Borough
LE Bri Brun
Hon
Arewer
U. &. Supreme Court
U. S
T. &. Supreme Court
Rene Oarta
G.& C. Merriam Co
Springfield
Masa
CAUTI
Webster's
Webster’s International
O Gereev
Eas
DR. Shimberg
Spruce Street
Odds and Ends
Hota
Conrad’s
Walter W. Branson
Jonas Long's
Weta
Germania Wine Cellara
Hammondseport and
Rheims
Delaware
Bot T
Aberry
Elvira
Pete Canis
Port
Rob Sweet
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