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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1899

Page

6

West Scranton Notes On Sunday School Work And Mormonism

Rev W L DeGroff of Topeka Kan, superintendent of the American Sunday School Union, spoke at Washburn Street Presbyterian Church on The Rocky Mountain District. He cited gospel passages, discussed Mormon teachings, and noted the need to spread Bible teaching among US children. He described the district as vast and largely unchurched with millions of children to reach.

W. J. DeGroff American Sunday School Union Topeka Kan Washburn Street Presbyterian Church Rocky Mountain District Washburn Street New England China United States Titah Utah Church Mary Martha Jesus Wyoming

Nature Helps Health with Cod Liver Oil Emulsion

Nature makes the cures after all. Now and then she gets into a tight place and needs helping out. Scott's Emulsion of Cod liver Oil with hypophosphites can do just this. It strengthens the nerves, feeds famished tissues, and makes rich blood, scorns bone chemitia.

Scott New York

Missionary effort grows in rural districts across states

The report notes the American Sunday School union sees its strongest work in rural areas and among western settlers. It highlights Keochy Mountain district as home to energetic people, with many Indians in Utah lacking access to scripture. Detroiffee urges support and charitable gifts to aid the district’s mission work.

Wnien Keochy Mountain United States Ohio River Utah Nev Detirofeé Rev I. P. Moffat

Paul's Pioneer Corte Meet Sets Contest To Boost Members

The St. Pauls Pioneer corps held a meeting at Masonic hall North Main avenue to boost membership. A contest pits First Lieutenant John Larkin against Second Lieutenant Peonk Carrol with a banquet for the losers after the July the regular officer installation. The corps annual ball planned for April 10 follows a February postponement due to the Dilgzard and drills in St Davids hall draw good attendance under Captain Walter McNichols.

St. Paul's Pioneer Corps Masonic Hall North Main Avenue John Larkin Peonk Carrol Offherse Wilh le Doe St. Tavid's Hall Walter McNichols

Annual Sale of Men’s White Shirts Begins Saturday

The event offers shirts identical to the year round stock with guaranteed fit. Sizes cover short tall slim or stout men and the sale opens Saturday.

Bargain Inducements for Men’s White Shirts

A mis-typed advertisement lists multiple men’s white shirts with features like reinforced seams and continuous facings. It promotes annual sale prices ranging from 24c to 1.00, claiming quality and proper cuts, with various styles including dress shirts and long or short sleeves.

Men's Night Shirts on Sale at Low Annual Prices

Men’s Night Shirts offered in fancy trimmed frock style with cuffs and full width. Sizes vary and quality described as twisled, with gas seams. Annual sale prices listed for various styles including Superior and Best night shirts in plain and taney trims.

Pleased at the Sintere lon tae rest manifested in

Pleased at the Sintere lon tae rest manifested in a fragmentary note noting calm, satisfaction, and quiet relief observed among participants. The text hints at a ceremonial or seasonal context without detailed actions or names.

Funeral for Enoch Harris Held at Welsh Church

Enoch Harris dies at an early age and his funeral is held from his home at 641 South Main Avenue. Services proceed at First Welsh Congregational church with Rev. David Jones. Attendees include long-time West Side residents and out-of-town relatives. Interment follows at Washburn Street Cemetery with Silurian Lodge Odd Fellows pallbearers.

Enoch Harris South Main Avenue Bortese First Welsh Congregational Church David Jones Takeri Marah West Side Newry Harris Arave Mr. Harris Wales Mise Jonnie Robert Roberts Jol Morris and Mire Alfred Coynwell Mere Thomas Phillips Mainwaring Kate Willtame David Hill George Davis Mire Tanne Stickler Luneford John Richards Mary Evane Hannah Prchards Kinston Samuel Wiilkee Lattimer Max Morello New York City Famond ‘Thomas Latckawinna

Sermon and services at North Sumner Avenue church

Rev L R Foster preached both services with a Evening sermon from Matthew II 2 and a solo "Neath the Shadow of Thy Wing" sung by Mrs M E Evans. The Women Foreign Missionary society and Young People Society of Christian Endeavor met, with upcoming Ald society and prayer services listed. Next Sunday Rev L M Hughes of Waterbury Conn will preach both services. The choir plans an Easter program of quartets duets and anthems.

L. RH. Foster North Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church Foster Mise Women's Foreign Missionary Society Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor Ladies* Ald Society Church Holy L. M. Tughes Waterbury Conn Palas Editeh Choir

Ripple Division debate on expansion policy at meeting

After the Ripple Division No. 45 session, a debate on Is the United States Justified in the Expansion Policy was held. Thomas B. Davis and David Hopkins supported the affirmative, John Lewis and William H. Harris the negative, Luther Lewis and John M. Edwards ruled for the negative, W. 10. Bateman quoted To Marriage a Failure, and judges declared the contest closed with singing of My Country Tis of Thee.

Sons of Temperance United States Bodley Thomas B. Davis David Hopkins John >. Lewis William H. Harris Luther Lewis John M. Edwards

Remains of Infant of Regan Family Interred

The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. John Regan of 706 West Lackawanna avenue was laid to rest in Cathedral cemetery yesterday afternoon. Pallbearers were six of the deceased’s grandsons.

John Regan West Lackawanna Avenue Cathedral Sephile Shoemaker North Pyde Park Avenue J.P. Moffatt Washburn Street Presbyterian Church Katuneva Dunmore

Local Pair Dialogues at Washtiven Street Church Marriage

The notice records the first tie of David Prosser of Olyphant and Miss Eisle Powell of Herrick Centre Pa with Rev J P Moffat officiating at Washtiven Street Presbyterian Church. Also noted is the marriage of Mibe Stephens and Mise Charlotte Thomas at the same time and place. both couples were unmarried.

David Prosser Olyphant Eisle Powell Herrick Centre Washtiven Stree Presbyterian Church J.P. Moffat Dian Mibrand Stephens Mise Charlotte Thomas Moffat

Methodist Ministerial Association Meeting Tonight

The vst cession of the Methodist Ministerial association will occur this evening at St. Luke. The Sinpeon Methodial Apiscopal church will host services at 7 oclock. Gounod’s music to St Columba will be sung soon by the choir of St Patrick’s church with orchestral accompaniment. The funeral of the late Aless Henry Sharp will be held this afternoon at the residence of Dr L H Gibb. Interment will be in Forest Hill cemetery. The three year old child of Mr and Mrs William White of Lafayette is noted.

Methodist Ministerial Association Sinpeon Methodial Apiscopal TW Oelook St. Ceoilin St. Patrick'’s Church Ales Henry Sharp Tr. L. H. Gibba Forest Hill Cemetery Willian White Lafayette William Wicks Depue Street Foresters and Sons St. Gorge Lodges Dunmore Patrick Murray Spencer Street Bt. Mauryn Cemetery William C. Brower West Drinker Street Ida Cheecker Ol Forge Jessie Medway Webster Avenue Jacob Ploteher Trarper Street West Point Innes Nellie Benjamin Mollisterwilly Katherine Pillaton Bessie South Makely Street Bunday George Pinkney Previpotl Avenue Mrr Thenty Hire South Mickely Street Tia Bewn Percy Cole Honesdale Samuel Cie Brook Street Theophilus Pinkney Wesley French Aplley Thomas Kerr Scranwn Edward Miliney Harpor Alent James O'Mara Charles Harper Nepiitine Company Hol Os Antoment Hose Company Ofeorm Order of Forastery and Lore of St. George

GrainO Drink Promoted as Coffee Substitute

A vintage ad touts GrainO as a delicious nourishing drink to replace coffee. It claims to improve digestion and strengthen nerves, is gentle for children, and can be made with milk for a tasty beverage.

Funeral notices and patrol assignments for the coming month

Street, died on Saturday and will be buried this afternoon. Interment will be made in Cathedral cemetery. The funeral of the late Mrs Charles PF Weber will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services will be conducted at the house and interment will be in Dunmore cemetery. The Christian Endeavor society will hold an entertainment tomorrow evening at 7 40. Refreshments will be served. Patrolmen Hart Lowry Collins Macker Saul and Party will do duty on this side during the coming month.

Hart Lowry Collins Macker Saul

Local Residents Notes and Visits Across Town

Frank Stetter remains home sick with ponronia. Mr and Mrs K Evans visit elder Mrs Maury J Tyler. Miss Clara Reed visits friends in Carbun dale. Mrs William Freeman travels to Minnesota to see daughter Mrs Von Schroeder. Thomas H Brown visits relatives after fourteen years away. Prof John T Watkins to take part in minstrel show at Great Pond soon. Mrs James Jeremiah and son James suffer grip. Mrs Daniel Tonking, North Bromley avenue, has hosted relatives and will return this morning.

Frank Stetter North Main Avenue Pounronia Db. K. Evans Kingston Maury J. Tyler Bouth Hyde Park Avenue Clara Reed North Sumner Avenue Carbundale William Tf. Freeman Boat Malin Avenue Minnesota von Schroeder Thomas H. Brown Stoneborough Ohio John T. Watkins

Savage and Ames Tie in Quiet Bing hamton Ceremony

Miss Maud Savage and Erasmus Ames wed Saturday at the Presbyterian parsonage in Binghamton with Rev Bill officiating. The couple resides with the bride’s parents on Green Ridge Street. Ames works as a clerk in the Erie and Wyoming Valley railroad office.

Maud Savage Erasmus Ames Presbyterian Church Binghamton Bill Nicholls Ames Robert Savage Green Ridge Street Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad

Lost and misread list of names and addresses in notice

The lettered remainder shows a misspelled post office notice for period ending Feb 25 184. It lists recipients and addresses including Mrs Antle Dood 22 Elim Street and several others such as Miss Elvita Jenking 145 Madison Avenue and Leonard Shirp.

Poxtomen Percore Ese Jeter Scranton Theune Antle Dood Elim Treet Mary Fhanaguo Mil Street Thomas V. Jones Adams Avenue James H. Judge Potier Street Mies Elvita Jenking Madison Avenue Iasey Kells John Kelly Mra T. Madhind Meagele Keilly Willow Street ML J. Ruddy Grove Street Quincey Avenues Leonard Shirp Francocesca Chores GrandWilla Mastronom Giiannil Casterna Junoe Zolowakh

Elm Street man injured by fall on ice Saturday

Johny Tierney of Elm Street fell on the ice while returning from work Saturday and struck his head, sustaining a scalp wound. He will be unable to attend the house for several days. Michael McDowell of Willow Street, a hotel bartender, was brought home yesterday with a sprained ankle.

Johny Tierney Elm Street Dave, Michuel McDowell Willow Street Mrr

Minooka Lecture On Rise And Fall Of The Spanish Kingdom

Professor J L Hawker of Boranton gave an illuminated lecture at Cheenwood Presbyterian church Saturday evening on the Rise and Fall of the Spanish Kingdom. John Burke circulated among Forest City friends Sunday and M J McCrou aided the paper staff. The Lackawanna township school board will choose a site at Lincoln Helshie today for a new $1000 school building. Taxpayers oppose expansion to the city.

J. L. Hawker Boranton Cheenwood Presbyterian Church John Burke Forest Chiy M. J. McCrou Tine Motron South Scrantony Lackawanna Township Howard Lincoln Helshie

Woman reports recovery after using Lydia E. Pinkham's remedies

Mrs Lucy Goodwin from Holly West Virginia writes that four years of female troubles including womb prolapse and nervous symptoms vanished after three bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sonative Wash. She gained weight from 108 to 131 pounds and can perform housework confidently.

Lucy Goopwin Holly W. Va

World-spanning letter returns to Scranton sender

A curious envelope mailed in Scranton December 2 1897 circled the globe through Washington London Smyrna Hong Kong Manila and San Francisco before landing in the dead letter office on February 23. The voyage likely covered about sixty thousand to sixty thousand nine hundred miles with stamps from England noted for eight pence.

Scranton Thomas F. Roach Raleigh Navy Department Washington London B. F. Stevens Trafalgar Square United States P. O Smyrna Turkey Nagashi Japan San Francisco Hong Kong China Manila Sam Beranton England

Assault on Peddler Burke Committed in Scranton

Patrick Burke of Moosic was jailed by Alderman Howe on Saturday in default of $100 bail after being charged with assaulting Louis Helshkodliz a peddler from Market Street North Scranton. The incident allegedly occurred when Helshkodliz was displaying wares at Burke's house last Thursday. he says he was assaulted robbed and then thrown into the street. Helshkosky later returned to recover some goods but claims Burke stole several items.

Patrick Burke Moosic Alderman Howe Louis Helshkodliz Market Street Scranton Burke Helehkosky

Laborer Survives Rock Fall At Priceburg Colliery

John Lowight a laborer at the Johnson colliery in Priceburg was trapped by a rock fall in his chamber Saturday morning. He was unconscious and bleeding from four scalp wounds, rushed to Lackawanna hospital where doctors found a fractured right thigh and concussion wounds. He remained in precarious condition late last night.

John Lowight Johnson Priceburg Lackawanna Hospital Hele

Sunday Mail Service Between New Carbondale and Delaware and Hudson

Beginning yesterday a Sunday mail wagon is run between New Carbondale and Carbondale via the Delaware and Hudson line. It leaves Beranton post office at 11 a.m. and opens at 8 p.m.

Delaware and Hudson Carbondale Beranton

Remedy for the grippe Kemp's Kylium advertised

An 19th century advert promotes Kemp's Kylium as a grippe remedy, stating it suits throat and lung cases. It warns against waiting for symptoms and urges keeping a bottle on hand to prevent pneumonia, with Moleum claimed to prevent complica tions. Drugstores are told to sell the препарат.

Kemp

Four youths charged with pigeon theft in South Scranton

Joseph Hoen reported missing pigeons after which Constable Woolkers arrested Casper Snyder James Cawley Charles Everhart and Charles Reilly on larceny charges. Everhart confessed then his companions followed. Alderman Leates set $1 bail per defendant while Heen offered to settle if losses were repaid.

Joseph Hoon Cedar Avenue Joseph Woolkers Hoen Leates Casper Snyder Charles Reilly Moosic Street Charles Everhart Prospect Avenue James Cawley Hemlock Street Heen Constant Woelkers Everhardt Alse Heenle

Firemen's fair planning session held at Neptune engine house

Local sub committee of the general firemen's committee met to organize a fair in October to support the state firemen convention. Peter Robling Jr presided and Sterling Simrell served as secretary. committees were formed to canvass merchants, with donations of money and goods. Further soliciting efforts continue this week with another meeting scheduled Sunday.

Neptune Hese Peter Robling, Jr Fot Sterling Simrell Knellar William Fickus The Neptunes Fred. Boyer Sterling Simrel Thomas Donlan William Connell Hose Company

Sermon Honors Washington at Hickory Street Service

The Hickory Street Presbyterian church hosted an eventing service last night in memory of Washington. Rev. W. A. North preached on the life and achievements of the father of his country, as members of the Junger Mannnerchor attended with the church orchestra. The edifice was filled to capacity despite bad weather.

Hickory Street Presbyterian Church Washington W. A. North Junger Maennerchor

Glasgow clergyman leads YWCA service at German Methodist Church

Reverend John Robertson of Glasgow officiated the YWCA service yesterday afternoon. To accommodate a large attendance, the service was moved to the German Methodist Episcopal Church on Prospect Avenue. Dr Robinson urged the young women to pursue their noble work with vigor. A fine music program complemented the event.

John Robertson Glasgow Scotland

Electric Club Reports Net Over Sixty Dollars

The Electric Social and Athletic club met in regular session yesterday afternoon. The committee in charge of the recent undertaking reported a net result of over $60. Local residents, visitors, and changes in staff at the Times were noted as upcoming items.

Electric Social and Athletic Club Misa Marie Corne Chenot Street East Strindsboro Wils Kate Coyne Gertrude Magee State Normal School Michael Totter South Scranton the Times Ting Michael Metres Minooka Rafter Miarmi Owens

Dr Robertson Sermon Draws Large Penn Avenue Baptists

Kev John Robertson preached two sermons at Penn Avenue Baptist Church to large crowds. The morning address titled Obadiah's Wife and the Cruse of Oil urged relying on God for future supply. The speaker’s illustrations and direct application impressed listeners.

John Robertson D. D Penn Avenue Baptist Church Obadiah

Post Office Sells Pound-Postage Stamp Sets To Collectors

Stamp collectors are offered complete sets of newspaper and periodical pound-postage stamps at no charge. The collection includes one each of the penny to five-tupon stamps, plus higher values up to one hundred dollars, remaining in stock after sales concluded in July.

Post Office Department Haw Ion Sal Ripple

Obituary of Thomas W. Davis aged six decades

Obituary notes the death of Thomas W. Davis at his home on South Mall Avenue after a long address to wisdom in Merthyr Tydvil and migration across countries. Survived by wife and several children, he served as tax collector for two wards. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 4 pm with burial at Wuelburn Street cemetery.

Thomas W. Davis South Mall Avenue Merthyr Tydvil Glamorganshire South Wales Tatimagia Miymenil Borantwon Davis Hile Albert David J Jonah Martha May Terment Wuelburn Street

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