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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1900

Page

6

New Year Reception and Social at West Scranton Club

Last night the Electric City Wheelmen held a New Year social at their decorated club house with palm plants and purple gold colors. The social committee included E. Peters and W. Lewis among others. numerous attendees from Scranton and nearby areas were listed, with Mrs Agnes Malott providing music and donations acknowledged by Sarah A. Smith on behalf of the association.

Electric City Wheelmen E. Peters W. Lewis W. Seagraves Thomas Eynon Conrad Lutz Frank Jones Robert J. Decker George Daniels William Segraves Gus Wemnss Edward Morse Walter James Robert Bradley Samuel McCracken Edward Smith Ray Fuhrman Haydn Evans Charles EK Daniels Luther Thomas Sydney Meers Millard P, Ryley Judson Bunnell Elmer Crane Elmer Hughes Agnes Malott Laws Morse Helen Farr Mre. Patterson Migs Richards David Richards

Donation Day At West Side Hospital Noted At Rally

Residents recalled the West Side hospital during yesterday’s donation rally. Contributions included checks totaling 25 dollars and 10 dollars from Dr Paine and Dr Williams, plus cases of tomatoes from D. D. Evans and Heizer and Warnte.

West Side Hospital Paine Dr. Williams D. D. Evans Heizer & Warnte

Sunday school officers elected at Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church

The Sunday school at the Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church on South Main Avenue elected for the year with W. Williams as Superintendent and David Cadwean as Assistant and Treasurer. Librarians are Newton Roberts and Edward Williams. organist is Edward Williams. Tomorrow night the First Welsh Congregational church nominates trustees listed as B R Jones David Johnson John F B Davis Thomas W Davie DN Thomas and R H W Williams. The Jackson Street Baptist church Sunday school elected Alfred Roberts as Superintendent David H Williams as Assistant John S Harris as Treasurer Elmer Davies as Secretary and Be R Griffiththa as Chorister Mixes Viola Evans as Organist with infant department led by Richard Nicholls and Mrs John S Harris as Assistant. remaining infant department officers to be announced.

Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church South Main Avenue W. Williams David Cadwean Hichys Powell Newton Roberts Edward Williams First Welsh Congregational Church Jones David Johnson John FB. Davis Thomas W. Davie DN. Thomas R. H W. Williams

DPD Club Entertains Members at Pastor's Home

The DPD club of the First Baptist church hosted members and friends at Rev. S F Mathews' North Hyde Park avenue home. Recitations vocal and instrumental solos delighted guests while dancing and card games provided amusement. Mrs. Sainsberg received a surprise at her South Main avenue home. A midnight repast completed an enjoyable evening.

First Baptist Church S. FF. Mathews North Hyde Park Avenue Sainsberg South Main Avenue

Shooting Match on Gammon Hill Draws City Sportsmen

A shooting match will be held on Gammon's hill next Saturday January 6 featuring John Larson and Patrick Wright. Each will shoot at five thirds with no payout to either side. A large outside bet has been placed and the outcome is awaited with interest.

Gammon's Hill John Larson Patrick Wright

Sweepstake shooting draw draws crowd on the Diamond field

About three hundred people gathered yesterday afternoon to watch a sweepstake shooting match on the Diamond field. Sixteen entries competed. each contestant fired at five birds. Christ Fieder hit all five and won the first prize of $3. The race and prize of $2 were divided between others.

Diamond Field Christ Fieder

Aggressive Online Sellers Reel in Half-Price Hats

A terse sales notice promises discounts on all trimmed hats claiming prices cut to half of the prior asking. The message warns buyers that orders placed ten days ago will be fulfilled with similarly reduced terms or altered items to fit the same deal.

Hiestetter’s Stomach Hitters Ad Offered for Constipation Relief

Advertisement touts Hiestetter’s Stomach Hitters as a cure for constipation and related ailments including indigestion biliousness malaria and fever. Product sold by druggists with a Milwaukee Revenue Stamp on the bottle neck. Mentions Mike Kelley Thomas Anderson J J Hughes prize division referee James Ord and John Morris as trapper in a contest.

Mike Kelley Thomas Thomas Anderson J. J. Hughes James Ord John Morris Trapper

Happenings of North Scranton entertain at Y W C A

A large crowd attended a two session reception at the Young Women’s Christian Association rooms from 4 to 10 pm with hourly programs. Miss Musselman greeted guests while Joshua Johna sang tenor pieces and Mrs. William McDonald and Lulu Simms performed recitations. The glee club presented four numbers as duets solos and games completed the evening.

Young Women's Christian Association

Keyser Valley Hose Company Hosts First Annual Ball

The Keyser Valley Hose company held its inaugural ball at Mears hall last night. The hall was well filled as 150 couples joined the grand march led by Thomas Grant and Kate McDonald. The event featured a $5 gold piece prize during intermission and music by the Star orchestra.

Keyser Valley Hose Company Mears Hall Thomas Grant Kate McDonald Star Orchestra Thos. Grant Peter Norton Thos. Gennon Michael Garriety Thos. Hart Henry Schamberg Michae Norton John McDonnell John Harrison Thos. Garriety Anthony McNulty William McAndrews William Grant Michael May William Sturtha Elward Walsh Michael McDonnell John Monaghan

New Year Reception at YMCA Rooms on South Main

The Young Women's Christian Association held a New Year reception last evening at South Main avenue rooms from evening to 10 o'clock. The cozy rooms were filled with members and friends as entertainment unfolded under Mrs. Randolph Jones. Participants included Schubert quartet, choral society, Phillip Warren, Elizabeth Thomas, Marion Hutchinson, with Mrs. Howells and Mrs. Randolph Jones heading the reception committee aided by Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Fellows, Mrs. Blair, Mr. Richards, and Marilla Mott and Marion Hutchinson.

Young Women's Christian Agsociation South Main Avenue Randolph Jones Schubert Quartette Choral Society Phillip Warren Elizabeth Thomas Marion James O'Connor McDonough & O'Connor John T. O'Connor Genet Street S J. John's Catholic Church D. J. Healy John T. Gibbons M. A. Donahoe Alex T. Connell M. H. McDonough Frank Brady Camp 430 Drum Corpa Star Social Club Ringgold Band Music Hall Division No. 22 Ancient Order of Hibernians St. John’s Hall Martin J. Nealon John T. McGrath John J. Monaghan John Tigue James Collins James Johnson Patrick J. McCann Anthony Gallagher Hayes Brothers’ Orchestra Young Women's Christian Association Cedar Avenue

Welsh Congregational Church Ladies Entertainment

Last evening the Welsh Congregational church hosted an entertainment in the church parlors with a large audience. Vocal solos by Joshua Johna John L. Evans Esna Price Kathryn Hitchings and Miss Mary Davies were well rendered and appreciated. Margaret Lewis Anna Price and others recited selections and the church orchestra led by Prof. R R Davies performed the overture excellently.

Welsh Congregational Church Johsua Johna John L. Evans Esna Price Kathryn Hitchings Mary Davies Margaret Lewis Anna Price R. R. Davies

Liberty Home Company No 2 Elects Officers for Year

At the Liberty Home Company No 2 meeting officers were elected for the ensuing year. President is Arthur Mille, vice president Robert Richardson, treasurer John LaBar, foreman Ernest Miller, first assistant Matthew Jones, second assistant Peter Franz. Trustees include John La Bar, delegates to the Relief Association N W Simpson and William Birt ey.

Liberty Hame Company Arthur Mille Robert Richardson John LaBar Ernest Miller Matthew Jones Peter Franz Relief Associat N. W. Simpson William Birtey

Miss Grace Walker Hosts Thimble Tea at Home

Grace Walker entertained many friends at a thimble tea at her Division street home yesterday. Mia assisted with receiving. Tea was served at six. Guests included Mesdames Struppler Shryer Luce Jr Peck Davis Harrison Hackensack N Y Wright Frostburg Md and Misses Evans Edwards Gibbs Blair Edwards Williams Shivelly Daniels Lewis.

Grace Walker Division Street Mia John Walker Robert Walker Mesdames P. F. Struppler C. R. Shryer Ro W. Luce, Jr L. Peck D. J. Davis Harrison Hackensack N. Y Wright Frostburg Maryland Alive Evans Margaret Edwards Margaret Gibbs Florence Gibbs Edith Blair Anna Edwards Edna Williams Lily Shivelly Jennie Daniels Edna Lewis

St Patrick’s church basement fair draws large crowds

The basement fair at St Patrick's church drew strong attendance yesterday and last night with a thriving sale of valuable articles. A fine musical programme accompanied the growing evening crowd. Tonight promises an attractive programme and more chances at prized articles. A large allotment of Kentucky horse tickets for Rev Father Whalen’s raffle were sold this evening.

St. Patrick's Church Father Whalen

Blacksmith Kneely Falls in Front of South Main Hotel

Matthew Kneeley of Olyphant, a blacksmith at Cliff works, fell on the icy pavement in front of Albert Henne's hotel on South Main Avenue yesterday afternoon. He suffered a deep gash on the back of his head and was knocked unconscious, carried into the hotel, then taken home by carriage after regaining consciousness.

Matthew Kneeley Olyphant Cliff Works Albert Henne South Main Avenue

Vestry, church groups meet. Daughters of Pocahontas plan funeral visit

The St. David's vestry meets at 8 pm and the boys chapter hosts an event in the church lecture room with refreshments. Plymouth Christian Endeavor meets tonight. Waco council D of Pocahontas plans arrangements for John Reid's funeral. Fifth ward Democrats caucus for select council nomination. Two year old Mary Wademan breaks shoulder blade. Dr Brennen attends. Fisk Jubilee Singers to perform at Jackson Street Baptist Church tonight.

St. David's Episcopal Church Christian Endeavor Society Plymouth Church Waco Council Daughters of Pocahontas Redmen's Jackson Street Baptist Church

Funerals Scheduled for Burns, Mulley and Pierce Family

The funeral of Mrs Thomas Burns will be this morning at 930 from Holy Rosary church with a high mass of requiem. Ambrose Mulley dies. funeral tomorrow at 2 from Providence Methodist Episcopal church, burial in Dunmore Cemetery. George Pierce, ten, funeral today at noon from Hill street home, burial in Pittston Cemetery.

Thomas Burns Holy Rosary Church Ambrose Mulley Providence Methodist Episcopal Church Dunmore Cemetery George Alfred Pierce Hill Street Pittston Cemetery

Dance and drama events announced for January

The Father Whitty society hosts a dance January 10 at the Auditorium with Excelsior orchestra, farm ing costumes, prizes for best attire and cake walk feats, and liveryman George Atherton to transport guests. Keystone club presents The Flag of Truce at the Auditorium January 5. Marys hall hosts social with Excelsior orchestra.

Father Whitty Excelsior Orchestra George Atherton Keystone Literary and Dramatic Club Mary's Hall Thomas Powell Summit Avenue Kingston Wyoming Seminary Elizabeth Henwold North Main Avenue Ethel Kelley Syracuse N. Y Jennie Reading Williamsport Mae Ebersol Sunbury

Pea Coal Delivered to City Areas at $1.25 Per Ton

Pea coal offered at 1.25 dollars per ton delivered to South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Orders directed to C. fi. Sharkey at 1914 Cedar Avenue. Phone 6683.

South Side Central City Hyde Park C. Fi. Sharkey Cedar Ave

Obituary of Kingston minister Reverend Jonathan Meek

Reverend Jonathan Meek of Kingston a pioneer of Methodism, died during a Watch night service at Kingston Methodist Episcopal Church. Born December 4 1 in Chenango County New York he served across twenty charges and wrote The Seven Wonders of the World. He leaves his mother Mrs Lirnget of River Street three brothers and a sister. Funeral Saturday at 2 oclock with interment in Dunmore Cemetery.

Jonathan Meek Kingston Ite Luther W. Beck Bimpson Methodist Episcopal Church W. J Pook, Curhler Na- Hon Bank

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West Scranton Dance OF the Awanta George W. Jenkins S&s Main Globe Warehouse North Scranton Liberty Hose Company Jonas Long's Jonas Long Church Entertainment ST. Patrick's Fair General News South Scranton Jonas Long’s Sons Jonas Long’s Lyceum Theatre Evar Nei & Reis Lescecs R. Long Agustus Pitou New York Academy OF Music, Burogunder & Pbis Lessees H.R. Long George Totten Smith Gus Pixley Edith Kingsley Gladys van Charles Roach May Metube Phil Michiels Olive North William BP Birdie DeViault J. DO. Murphy Ruth Jordan J. G. Odell Bertha Wilson Richard Conn Lillian Roberts Prives W. H. Power Galety Matinees Saencey and Wetseatay Monte Carlo Rica Ann Bhay Binghamton John Talisman Gardner Avenue Tallman Hinghamton Lackawanna Beranton Martin J. Magy Aracer Miver Street Ing Mr. May Harriet Docker Joby McMulle Green Stidge Burday Pornavemin Apoople Cape Colony Wye E. Schimpff, Jeweler China J.D. Williams & Bro Lackawanna Avenue Scranton, PA
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