City Notes On Marriage Deaths and Local Affairs
Thomas G Jones and Llesle Williams of this city married in Jersey City yesterday. Daneers received 2 from county for killing a wildcat at Clifton. Marriage licenses granted for Charles Menver and Rosita Ballot, and Simon Tara andKRutozyindaloe. Frothingham box attics opening for senate site Cornell University concert next Monday. Central Park warden on an execution by Deputy Sheriff Perrier. Frank Moller proprietor. Attorney David Brown buys Commercial College. James Jordan and others released from county jail on bond of 80. Miss quired social by Enterprise Dancing class on Wyoming avenue. Physicians at Lackawanna hospital hope to save Louis Storm’s leg if infection does not set in. Elm Park church Lois’ society held bi weekly supper at church. Jersey Central Flyer trains for Washington March 1 leaving Scranton 6 35 am and other connections. Will of John Joseph Noll admitted to probate. Bernard Bubell estate letters granted to widow. Alderman Howe discharged dismissals for cases on the South Side. Young Men’s Christian Association lecture Pompeii by Auwron Vincent Gowen. free to members. Central Railroad tower repairs nearly complete after fire. Bagage department alterations in progress. Mrs Hontright at 2 Adams Avenue giving lectures on health at New Hyglew hall. Biwrworth League union to meet at Mim Park church Friday at 8. Short program. Epworth Leaguer talk by TL Bower. International convention report at Toronto July 15-18 preps. Funeral of William Earhart Monday at 2 from Shiffer residence. interment Forest Hill. Price’s morgue removals to Shiffer residence. Bed in Kerhart suit worn for burial. Italian foreigners arrested on court charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Jones
Llesle
PT. Williams
Jersey City
T. FE. Daneers
Clifton
Dloensie
Yeateniay
Charles Men Ver
Rosita Ballot
Scranton
Simon Tara
Old Forge
Krutozyindaloe
Frothingham
James Jordan
Atore
Martin J. Muyen Jn. 1
James O' Hoyle
Enterprise Dancing Clase
Vlaks
Lackawanna Hospital
Louis Storm
Jermyn
Washington
Avera
Pittyton
Lui
Wilkes- Barre
White Haven
John Joseph Noll
Hegister Hopkins
Math
Young Met
Christian Association Touleht
Auwron
Vincent Gowen
Bowen
Assocaation
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Ivor
Elation
Hontright
Adams Avenue
Hyglew
Biuworth League Union
Epworth
Mim Park
F. Bower
Asbury Chapter
Committee On International Convention
Wim Shiffer
MiMa Avenue
Price
Shiffer
Kerhart
Forest Hill
Pully
Howe
Dogaila Duwilla
Nicholas Ioo
Lorenzo Semengo
Sydnesday
Ditaliia
Court and Battery Justice at Pitallla Preview
After a rehearing on Pitallla pest day Alderman Howe committed the defendant to the county jail in default of surety. The court held the battery charge and remanded the accused for further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitallla
Howe
County Jall
Smeal
Martha Washington Evening Hosts Tea And Musical Program
The Woman's Relief Corps No 60 held a Martha Washington tea at Ber a Griffin Post hall starting at 6 pm. Attendees in Martha Washington costumes served tea and led activities. A second program featured piano solos by Bessie Relll and Blanche Hallstead, vocal numbers by Lilian Tewksbury and Martha B Nichole, a trio by Kittie Cooper Phoebe McWaye and Hate Moore, recitations by Finhberg Sloat and Witie Cooper, a tambourine drill, and addresses by Commander A E Stevens and Major E W Penree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Bera Griffin Post Hall
Marthe Washington
Martha Washington
HW. Tatley
TE. W. Pearce
Enos Hall
PF. BE. Shelton
Gene Strong
George E. Dravi
Woman's magazine planned by West Side group
Miss Caraline Hartley leads a movement to launch a women’s paper modeled after the Ladies’ Home Journal. Five women gathered at the Welsh Philosophical Society rooms on the West Side for a newer planning session after a December start, with another meeting scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caraline Hartley
West Side
Iame
Marty of Hides
Wyoming Avenue
Fienin
Royal Arcanum Social Entertainment in Asbury Park
The Serantan council Royal Arcanum No 15 held an evening event for members and friends at 211 Wyoming Avenue lodge room. The program featured Colonel E A Ripple on Florence prison experiences, Ladies Mandolin Club selections, the Asbury Quartet vocal numbers, recitations by Miss Carolyne V Dorsey, and a Southern piece by Thomas Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serantan Council
Royal Arcanuum
Wyoming Avenue
Neeld
W. N. Dugan
Hawker
Henwood
Sturdevant
Florence
E. A. Ripple
Ladies’ Mandolin Club
Asbury Quartette
Carolyne V. Dorsey
First taxidermist license issued in county
Dr T I Alexander and Dr I F EVerhart obtained the first county taxidermist license from Prothonotary Pryor. The license grants immunity from punishment for killing song birds or wild birds out of season for scientific purposes under the 1689 act. License fee is $1 yearly with a $50 bond to ensure compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. I. Alexander
I. F. Everhart
Pryor
Turners May Vacate Turner Hall on Seventh Street
There is a possibility the Turners will move from Turner Hall on Seventh Street to Central City South Ride. A misunderstanding with hall owner August Robinson could lead to vacating the premises. President Fred Durr has called an Intespe CJA session next Sunday to decide the matter. Robinson plans to open a bottling establishment in the hall if the Turners leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turners
Turner Hall
Seventh Street
South Ride
California Oranges Offer At Low Prices By Courben
California oranges described as the sweetest fruit, likened to a Florida orange, to be offered at low prices by BG Courben for wholesale and retail customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courben
Pabst's Milwaukee Bock Beer at Luhmann's Spruce Street
Crouch Bros and Beatty announce closing out to quit business shoe sale and clear trade stock. Pabst's Milwaukee Bock Beer offered at Luhmann's on Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pabst's
Milwaukee Bock Beer
Luhmann's
Spruce Street
Crouch Bros. & Beatty
Knowlton and Gerber Married in City Ceremony
Willard Knowlton of Winsor New York married Abia Rachel B. Gerber of Lafayette Street West Bridge City on Wednesday February 4 in a ceremony conducted by Reverend J. B. Sweet. The couple plans to reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton-Gerber
Rey
J. B. Sweet
Willard Knowlton
Winsor
N. Y
Abia
Rachel B. Gerber
Lafayette Street
West Bide
City
Kinsley Street Commissioner Removal Fails in City Councils
A select council measure to remove Street Commissioner Kinsley and his assistant was not adopted and was sent to committee. Debates centered on investigation into the street department with Mayors Bailey associates present. Electric light ordinances and other city business followed, including ward improvements and sewer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select Council
Kinsley
Chittenden
Ely
Sirkinton
Mr. Chittenden
Manley
Dutt
Schroeder
Ominnells
Wagener
Mulberry Street Paving Plans Kept In Limbo By Council
Common council held a routine meeting after a pavement committee session on Mulberry street paving proposals. The committee delayed a formal report and leaned toward awarding to Columbus Construction if land asphalt remains preferred by property owners. Lafayette street flagstone contract awarded to James McNally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Mulberry Street
Columbus Construction Company
Columbia Company
Lafayette Street
James McNally
West Market Street
Fiest
Ninth and Robinson Streets
Sanderson Avenue
New York Street
Purdham Court
Minsey Avenue
Closing Out Sale At Crouch Bros And Heatty’s Shoes
A brief classified note advertises good shoes at low prices during the closing out sale at Crouch Bros and Heatty's. Also mentions Powell's Music House selling tickets and a jumbled quote referencing someone who says they never heard anyone play before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell's Music House
Crouch Bros. & Heatty
Steam Heating and Plumbing by P F and M T Howley
Advertisement notes steam heating and plumbing services offered by P F and M T Howley located at 231 Wyoming Avenue. Established providers advertise repair and installation work for residential systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.F
M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
Fuhrman & Hro Call for Continued Patronage at Longstanding Stand
Notice proclaims ongoing business at the familiar game old stand for twenty two years. It solicits public patronage in awnines tenta Hees and all kinds of society goods and decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuhrman & Hro
Crouch Brow and Beatty's Shoe Sale Under Way
The sale at Crouch Brow and Beatty’s offers reduced prices on shoes as stock becomes broken sizes, with greater reductions following. The event emphasizes discounted footwear across available sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crouch Brow, & Beatty
Nay Aug Park Colliery and Stove Creamery Trade
Parcel listing notes Nay Aug Park Colliery Egg Stove and Chestnut delivered for $2.00 with telephone s712 as contact reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nay Aug Park
Connell Plans Eight-Story Addition to Hill & Connell Building
The city will see a massive new eight story structure adjoining the Hill and Connell block on Washington avenue with two added stories to harmonize the site. William Connell will erect the building featuring a ninety by one hundred forty by one hundred three foot footprint, eighteen floors of offices and lodges, a grand ten foot main entrance, shared elevator shaft, skylit interior courts, and a modern fireproof design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill & Connell
William Connell
Washinton Avenue
Bill & Connell
F& Structiure
Helieht
Board of Trade
Jermyn
Connell
Mears
Maconi
HU & Connell
Coal Reduced Coal Navy Aug Park Colliery Items
Classified notice lists coal products and related goods for sale or delivery. Includes mentions of eggs stove chestnut priced at $2.50 and delivery via telephone S72. Also notes White Envelopes for 17e at 3c and shoes offered by Crouch Bros. Beatty with a March 25 deadline and unspecified pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Aug Park
Crouch Bros. & Beatty
Fatal Coincidence Claims Dr Ives and Patient Died
A Polish woman treated by Dr W W Ives died about the same time as the physician. The patient, admitted for erysipelas, worsened late Wednesday night. the doctor died en route to the home. The unidentified immigrant was buried at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery by the poor authorities after being treated as an outdoor poor patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Ives
W. Rosenberg
Penn Avenue
Ives
Flo
Fuller
Dr Chingter
Guister
Puller
Hyde Park Catholic
Tragic choking death of 2 year old in West Market Street
Jon Donahoe, two, died after swallowing a large button lodged in his windpipe while playing with his sister. Nearest doctor was blocks away. by the time aid arrived, the child had expired despite frantic efforts by his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
James Donahoe
West Markettreet
Gunduke
Elvl
Our Tinware Is Low in Price
A local retailer touts low prices on tinware due to large production, improved methods, machinery, and cash sales. Items include Wash Boilers No. 8 for 29¢, square Dinner Pails 19¢, Miners' Lamps various sizes, Glass Cans gallon 15¢, Polishad Coffan Boilers 8c, Cake Moulds 10c, Pails 12-quart 10c, and more. The ad emphasizes cash purchases and price advantages over credit-based stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffan
Conanis
Great Reductions in All These Goods Watches and Clocks
A local shop advertises sharp price cuts across a range of goods including watches and clocks. Repairs are offered on short notice to restore and service timepieces. Shoppers are invited to compare values and visit the store for deals and service options.
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Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Jackawanna
Eader
A. B. Warman
Whois & A
City Notes
Lailles' Ali Society
Elm Park Church
Knights of
Pythias
Knights of Pythias
Roaring Brook Castle Wall
Hulbert Building
Wellhomlay
Bhegan
Clatriet
Willman Shiffer
Laurel Hill Park
HH. N. Dunnell
Pennsylvania
Women's Relief Corps
Ezra Griffin Post Mall
Woman's Magazine
Royal Arcanum Social
California
Inny
Select Counelle
Durr
Efert
Kearney
Thomas
Warner
Robinson
McCann
Fellows
Burns
Williatme
Lansing
Frable
Coyne
Bailey
Sunday World
Batley
Hill Fire Company
Gibson
Olive Streets
Wagner
Retief Enogine Company
Fpetereburgehail
Clover
Lron
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Wryoming
Washington Avenues
Pranklin Avenue
Main Avenue
Washburn
Linden Street
Monroe Avenue
Mealon's Court
Damere Clulines
Muldden & Bowe
James White
Selectman Lansing
James J. Manley
Keater Scranton
Stove
Lackaave
W. R. Black’s Cloak Department
S.C. Snyder
D. D
Spruce St
Dr. Ives
Tallor
John
Teecham
Sohmar Piano
J. W. Guernsey
Washington Avenue
Saxony
Axminster Rugs
Lackawanna Ave
Wyoming Hous
W. W. Berry
Lackawanna Avant
China
Haviland
J. Weichel
Metropolitan China Hall
Washington Ave
A. E. Rogers
Lackawanna Aen
Lackawanna Avanua
Sealand
L. Posner
Lackawanna Lubricating CO
Capouse
Warren-Ehret Company
EHRET
Scranton, Pa
Jersay
Pierge Penn Ave
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