Cycle club tan announces two week tournament in Carbondale
The Cycle Club plans a two week tournament in Carbondale with play to start Wednesday. Fifty cent entries apply and prizes are handsome. Teams listed by class include first class players Frede rick Heverly and A H VanDermark. second class led by Joseph Gilhool and George James. third class with Surry Hinges and Day. fourth class featuring T Baker and Manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan
Frederick C. Heverly
A. H. VanDermark
Johnaon
Joseph Gilhool
George James
C. KE. Moon
R. Smith
Fred
van Gilder
Hampton
H. W. Harriven
Knapp
Purdy
Sunday Postal Service Begins At Local Office
First Sunday mail service offered yesterday with general delivery and stamp window open from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Mall deposits before 12:30 p.m and departs on 7:05 train to New York arriving for free delivery. No Sunday delivery currently. merchants and hotel men gain ability to conduct business over Sunday.
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Mall
New York
Local residents host guests and note several return visits
Salem avenue hosts Mr and Mrs C W Pulkerson and Mr and Mrs J J Fulkerson from Pleasant Mount. Mr and Mrs Bryant and son Robert visit Grace Tallman in Birkett street. Mrs Jesse Williams returns from Olyphant. Thomas Payne returns from Pittston after visiting Mrs James Smith. Fern Sherman of Binghamton visits sister Mrs J J Rownds. Julian Elbrecht returns to Jersey City. William Carter Jr convalesces after illness. Michael Cavanaugh joins West Side lle mill. Elizabeth Lenahan visits daughter Mrs T J Lamb. Mary Brown speaks with Archbald friends. Mrs K A Jimlin entertains Louise Matthews and FE Birdsall. Mrs Thomas Gilmartin seriously ill at South Church street home. William Heath, famed builder of St Rowe church steel, died in New York. born in Honesdale, longtime city resident.
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C. W. Pulkerson
Salem Avenue
Mere
J. J. Fulkerson
Pleasant Mount
Seetorday
James Smith
Fern Sherman
Binghamton
J.J. Rownds
Reynshanhurst
Julian Elbrecht
Jersey City
William Carter
Michael Cavanaugh
West Side
Pisabeth Lenahan
Wiskee Barre
T. J. Lamb
Sixth Avenue
Mary Brown
Dundaff Street
K. A. Jmlwin
Louise Matthews
Scranton
Mive FE
Birdsall
Honesdale
Thomas Gilmartin
South Church Street
William Heath
New York
Steele
St. Rowe Church
Eine
Prominent Chicago Druggists Endorse Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
Thomas Whitfield & Co announce Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for la grippe with prompt relief and protection against recurrence leading to pneumonia. For sale by all druggists. Matthews Bros wholesale and retail agents in Chicago.
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Thomas Whitfield & Co
Wabashay
Jackson
Chicago
Matthews Broc
Jermanyn and Mayfield School Board Meeting Notes
A summary of the Jermanyn and Mayfield special meeting shows commendable spirit in handling expulsions and readings for the school board. The council is expected to deliberate similarly at Friday’s regular session, guided by the board’s decisive actions and fairness in remaining cases.
Weather Impacts Attendance and Local Justice Race Deadlock
The article notes heavy rain reducing church attendance yesterday both morning and evening. It mentions Mary Jones of Rushbrook Street visiting Olyphant friends and Witton Ridgess Peckville. It reports a Mayfield election where two candidates for justice of the peace each received 270 votes and suggests drawing lots to break the tie.
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Mary Jones
Rushbrook Street
Olyphant
Witton Ridges
Peckville
Waa
Mayfield
Office of Justice of the Peace
Taylor News and Community Events Preview
Banzar and Festival Monarch Literary Society entertain at Stewart Memorial church in Nendham with an artful display and sale tables. A three night fair follows, supper served from five. Borough council board of trade meeting set for Thursday evening. taxpayers urged to attend. A US infantryman visiting his sister in Main Street plans to visit relatives in Areteata. Dr. W Houxer returns from Harrisburg health meeting. Theresa Fallon returns to Strouwlebure State Normal School. Mrs Herman Feldman of New York at bedside of her father Superintendent Tolnhwrit of Pyne Mar. Rebohardt is seriously ill.
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Schowl Bouwrd
William Henry Maynard
South Main Street
Delaware and Hudean
Flannery
Thomas
William Howell
Third Street
Delaware and Hadson
End
William Trim
Pitteton
H. D. Swick
Stewart Memorial
Nendham
Everal
Board of Trade
Lcense
Domes Cieation
United States Infantry
Porte Ries
Michael McDonald
Main Street
Aretiteata
W. Houxer
Harrisburg
Mise Theresa Fallon
Old Borge
Strouwlebure State Normal School
Herman Feldman
New York Ely
Tolnhwrit
The
Pyne
Mar. Rebohardt
William Worfield and local notices in Wayne County
Sunday visits by William Worfield with relatives near Benehlake Wayne county. A public meeting at Ledyard hall on Tuesday February 25 invites attendance with admission at 1 cent to enjoy a playful coneyp party. Community announcements include a birthday tribute for Mr. Dekin and a social gathering with music and recitations.
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William Worfield
Benehlake
Wayne County
Air
Mire
William Rear
Ledyard Hall
Ad Mission
Gaylord Keller
Peck Latiber Company
Charles Dekin
Mille
Dekin
Abr
Dakin
Bunfleld
Scranton
Charles Thomas
Olyphant
Ato
Homnwous Budder Wak
Mes
Dukin
K. Baker
Harry
Hobaker
Alm Caeterline
Manwhile
Banfield
Lematon
Boyd
Huth
Milas Staly
Wunimie
FP Dakin
E. Dakin
Joli Dakin
Bat
Remarkable Evening Programme at Welsh Congregational Church
An excellent programme is prepared for the benefit at the Welsh Congregational church this evening at o o'clock. The committee includes John by Morgan Lewin Williams and W Gur pie. Solos will be sung by Misses Solus Wil In and Louisa Nicholaa. Performers include Jonnie Gavin Jeune Nicholas William Nicholas John Jones Lewis Willits and others with choral pieces and a comedian. Also advertised is HOODS PILLS to ease indigestion and headaches.
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Wil Ie
Chitge
John
Morgan
Lewin Williams
W. Gurpie
Solus Wil
Alienes Louisa Nicholaa
Jonnie Gavin W
Jeune Nicholas
William Nicholas
John Jones
Lewis Willits
Wiliam Doneisis
John Evan Meer
Morgan Wilielte
Thafier
M. J.oul
Berantan
Obituaries and Local Notices From The Week
Local items report an upcoming omission for the women of se postponed to tomorrow afternoon. Anne Jordan of Olyphant wins a town contest Thursday. Mrs J Timlin hosted friends during the week. Ida White recovering from the grip last week. able to go out. House of Trade meeting tonight at ovenlock. Mrs J Coughlin died Friday afternoon and buried Saturday at Catholic cemetery. Mrs P Gillewop of Pittston visited her brother. Mrs 10 Malley visited Carbondale Thursday. Ave PoH, Bwitt attended Mrs Fox’s funeral Friday.
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Thomas
Mins
Anne Jordan
Ovelock
Mera
J. Coughlin
Baturlly
Wis Muds
Mra. P. Gillewple
Pittston
T. J. Healy
Main Street
Malley
Carbonnaly
Bwitt
Death of Mrs Mere J H W Christian at Avoca
Mrs Mere J H W Christian died Sunday morning at the family residence on Main Street after four months of illness from a complication of diseases. She was born in Danville fifty two years ago and had lived in Avoca nearly all her life. She was one of the town’s respected residents.
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Mere
J. HW
Christian
Main Street
Omer
Danville
Avec
Annual Financial Statement for Lackawanna County 1808
District fiscal report shows receipts and disbursements of state and county taxes for the year ending December 11 1808. It lists county treasurer M J Wellys collections and expenditures including bridge tax, county warrants, assessments, advertising, agricultural society premiums, and a $1000 reward for apprehension and conviction of a murderer.
Budget of County Expenses and Officials Costs
A fragmented list shows payments by a county division of election districts and various offices. Items include salaries for commissioners and clerks, school enumeration expenses, insurance, impeachment caseloads, juror and inquest costs, printing, premiums for wildlife bounty, postage, sprinkling services, forest wardens, and miscellaneous expenses totaling numerous small payouts.
County Officials Report Public Disbursements and Taxes
County commissioners tabulate expenses, taxes, and financial items for Lackawanna County in 1900s era records. The report lists registrations, road damages, jail and hospital costs, burial of soldiers, births and deaths, and state tax calculations with totals and deductions.
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Lackawanna
Pau Kk
Thayer
W. Bunnell
Puuaoml
Laon
Notable local woman remembered for kindness and deeds
The town’s best known woman, beloved for sweetness of disposition and charitable acts, survived by husband William, one son, James Morse and Dathan Morse of Hughestown, with funeral services to be led by Rev J bb Wagner at the house and burial in Rey cemetery this afternoon.
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William
MM. Striaver
James Morse
Dathan Morse
Hughestown
J. Bb. Wagner
Lunerne
Rey Cemetery
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup claims worldwide use
Claim women have used Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for over fifty years with millions of mothers giving it to children. It is said to soothe the child ease pain calm gums cure wind colic and diarrhea. Sold by druggists everywhere for twenty five cents a bottle.
Tunkhannock Letters Testimentary and Local Notices
Letters testamentary issued in the estate of Charles Frear for sale of Lake Winola to C Frear and EB Frear. Rev James Rainey, former pastor at Wace Baptist, has moved to Laceyville and will move to Tunkhannock by April 1. In Ella Dunlap estate letters testamentary issued to S A Chaffee and Lyman Winans of Meshoppen. Henry Harding of Scranton visited J H Atkinson at Mahnee hospital. Atkinson is recovering. Mrs Margaret Barham died Friday morning. funeral Sunday at 2:40 led by Rev J H Bridge.
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Charles Frear
Lake Winola
C. K.rear
EB. C. Frear
F. M. Vaughn
Meshoppen
Tunkhannock
James Rainey
Baptist
Wace
Laceyville
Boothlay
Ella Dunlap
Meshoppen Township
A. Chaffee
Lyman Winans
Messhoppen
Henry Harding
Scranton
J. HW. Atkinson
Hmahnee
Atkinson
Margaret Ravham
Henry A. Barham
Fluarheam
Adjourned Council Meeting Deliberates Paving Bills
An adjourned council meeting reviewed the Elektra paving bills totalling 4.10 and a Dunning note approving work. A motion to defer pending Dunning explanations passed, while the Suppet church gained permission to install temporary benches in the front for a whale event. A $17.0 lot from W. H. Campbell was discussed and a next meeting set for tomorrow night with Mine Comm Voyle present.
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Anneleny
Wilton Kehn Lewehers
PB. Jones
Willie Prine
Eoetit
Wilkes- Barre
Nanticoke
Aleatrax Paving Company
Dunning
Dunning Prugent
Buphet
W. HH
Banating
Een
Cornondale
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First Sunday Mail
la Grippe
Jermyn and Mayfield
BAG Medical
Bureac
Taylor News
Monarch Literary Society
Peckvills
Rendham
Sarsaporina
Persia
AVOCA
Lo Ae
Lackawanna County
M. J. Welly
Wald County
Wirrauls
Fenaurer
O.veene
Freeman Leach
Sage
van Horn
Oatosl
Eel
Lackawanta Legal
Lee Ee
Atone Graphic Ser Vicus Payer Books
Supreme Pout Physican
Fink Wror Sane
TT Tee
Giles Row
Ruberts
Minky
John Demuth
Chas
Waner
Ehiel Cher
Fobiethan
Nirehomt
Holt Krups
Fen du
County Alintors
V. Cosinilo
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Court of
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Lickiwahm County
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Genral County Fund
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Chiy Institutie
Commission Chargea
Leoi
Picers
Clemilin
RGR
Pryor
Kiapp
Welter
Jonn
Jeter
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Wat Arike
Lackinahnd
Kael
Pedro Sentineeedawane
Valense
Tresayver
Ion Keensemeses
Wale Lab
Japon Hier Ee
Pgi Oo
Conditia
Pal Scranton Buyings Bank
Nor
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Vo Itlieyes
Foun
Tune Ay
ATL OG
Ailimba
John Demiteh
OW. Roberts
Guile Omni
Chas. FO Wagner
Bented
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Cohen
Rite Knopp
Thomas Daniels
Courte Et
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Jones
Custa
Ernie
C. Sil
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Ian Clark
Tes Naan
Tom Han
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Davie
Costa
SOBA
Pala
Atateold
Concis
Maituer
Oun
Pali A
Blakely
Melontarh Hith & Snyder Shiptica
Eseenie Flowera
al Barl
T Aweas Opaira
Roberts
Railroad Furniture
Wile Archard
Barevecsae
Paneauinee
Feltwig
Repeting Bridwe Work
Altes and
Inereene
Kel
DS Lkama
Hoberts
Railroad
Henry
Ickman
Ami
Carondate Toman
Pat
Carpone
Aion Pricaners
Ehothing
Passmore
Dalton
Dicksor
Serenseeas
Welland
Horourh
Correll
Ares San Venevee
Ooreannes
Eree
Glenby E. M. Sherwood
Wwe
Gouldaboro
B. Gardner
Jermyn
Jay, Sr
Jefferson Township
G. W
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Abe
Lehigh Township
G. Baller
Wit
Furniero
Lackawanna Township
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Dod Coyne
Nisin
Seevszense
Nowe
Newton
D. Hopkins
Horon H . Ip
J. Hohan
Tobias Btein
Roarin Brook
Chads
Wee
Soo
Graves
Price
Abington
Moeyert
Taylor Boroug
Geo
Branton Ar
Ua Winton Borou West Abington Stawnship
Sean WG
Letson
J. Contelle
Jenin Anal
Aed Lawi
Viene
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Knathy Jones
Ham
Wigan
Jos
Albrecht
F. Kone
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Eraneese iii
Braith
Chay Whitney
Tate
Anne oRich
Graves Jas d. Lawler
Mal
Wallace
T. Morgut
Roland
Tony
Henton
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Wimhurst
Wil ‘Yawnship CK Wa
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Newton Township
Scott Township
Winten
Boranton City
Vanes
Oon
Caekeee
County O Frranee
Tees
Third Ward
Abbets
Cosh Incounty Trearury
Mrs. Winslow
Infante
G. Clarke
Peon Ave
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