Dr Reeves Offers Free Consultation for Wide Range of Ailments
Scranton physician Dr. Reeves at 412 Spruce Street advertises extensive treatment in hospital and private practice for diseases of men women and children. He and his assistant claim cures for catarrh nervous disorders asthma heart and lung diseases and other ailments with offers of free trial and five dollar three month treatment. Office hours daily from 4 pm to 9 pm Sundays 10 to 12 and 2 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeves
Spruce Street
Scranton
Reeves Han
Eli McAte
Asalstania
Fires misfire at Captain Janes Harding premises
In Tunkhannock a fire alarm caused by a smudge in a smokehouse burned woolwork but was quenched with no damage to nearby buildings. The town observed New Year’s Day with several closures and local social notes mention visitors, travel to Harrisburg, and a memorial for Abram Decker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Harding
Thomas Hawke
Kellogg
Mes
Albert Milter
Damna Mat
Titingie
Marrisburg
Edward Martin
Wyoming
Beralary
Wits
Sanuel Stark
Nicholas Fox
Dua Bride
EH. J. Chaffee
Louis
Sayre
Towanda
John Wilkey
Medicane
Jaimes Fossle
Jeamingeville
Thomas T. Osterhout
Lionel L. Bacon
Melinda Clark Schooley
Beaumont
J. B. Prelinger
Mansfield
Lacey
Tree River
W. M. Filter Soes
Otero
N. Y
S. D. Catlin
North Thraneh
Sherif
James FP. Day
Dimocrit
Texas
la Porte
Alvah T. Stark
Mr. Stark
Geneva
Archbold community notes and New Year events in Scranton area
Local items report a child burned to death after being removed to Dunmore days earlier, with the mother in Scranton during the incident. Banquets by the Young People Society of Christian endeavor and the Young Men's Social Club are noted, along with church attendance and upcoming programs. Also mentioned are residents visiting Scranton, political quiet, and an advertisement for Rheumatic Cure with local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Finnnery
Dunmore m
Scrinton
Young People’s Society of Christiandeaver
The
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Monle
Main Street
Mary Kearney
Railroad Street
Scranton
St. Thomann
P. FF. Corcoran
New York
Squire Gildea
John
Philadelphia
Harvard College Hosts Concert at Methodist Church
Fred B. Crogeley returned to Harvard College yesterday. A Tuesday church concert was a success both musically and financially. Professor Rubenstein’s absence was covered by strong performances. The chorus featured Mrs. Ball and other singers under conductor A J Rehbein. A piano quartet drew an encore while Adam Bleck from Hancock and tenor Mr Steynolds from Wilkes-Barre energized the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B. Crogeley
Harvard College
Rubenstein
New York
J. H. Ball
George Robertson
Oscar Cotraen
Eberhardt
Mina Cora
Keen
William Butler
Jennife Schomoyer
Grace Whitney
L. W. Lord
W. Dolkeom
W. H. Hulsizer
J. A. Bodle
T. Sexmith
Howard Sheldon
Meade Schenck
O. B. Hidesell
RK. G. Crossley
A.J. Rehbein
Nattle Freeman
Dora Congle
Florence Baker
Minnie Brady
Adam Bleck
Hancock
Steynolds
Wilkes- Barre
Local Notes From Carbondale and Surroundings
Carbondale residents engage in visits and travels as several townsfolk return home from holidays. Governor Dingman begins duties as Hotel American clerk, formerly a traveling salesman. Obituaries note Mary Ann McDermott and Jeremiah Moyles. Wilton Goarty resumes Bucknell studies. Sperl Henter works at a new Dundad street shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thany W. Skeele
Philadelphia
Gov
Dingman
Hotel American
Dingma
Mise
Mamie Murrin
Seventh Avenue
New York City
Mary Ann McDermott
Boeotk
Jeremiah Moyles
Punderl
Larvae Gahdberia
England
Wilton Goarty
Bucknell University
Sperl Henter Company
Dundad Street
Ernest Gould
Verona
N. C
Clayton Curtis
Chinnan Street
Ruth Phillins
Susquehanna
Isadore Hollen- Dack
Copeland Avenue
Local Notes and Personal News from Pecicville
Pecicville society pages recount births and visitors including a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Simpson. Harriet Snell and sister call on Mrs. Roers, and Mr. and Mrs. Washburn visit kin in Milford. Kinback’s store draws a lucky gold watch winner with number 2427. Several residents announce guests, travel, and New Year’s gatherings. A Baptist church lecture series begins with LR Billa on “Pavlova History.” Also mentions New Grow kidney cure advertised by C. Parris in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Simpson
West End
Harriet Snell
Newark
N. O
James Nicholas
Plakely
M. Roers
Washburn
New Milford
George H. Shiny
Rod
TE. Green
Kinback’s
Gus Synder
Hickory Street
George HH. Stevens
Clifford
Nellie Henry
Athens
Dr. Smith
Bell Mount
F. AL. Bonseouter
Baptist Church
Nev
Billa
P. Traviss
John Beoip
Mimhurst
John Whithe
Beranton Byebees College
Hawley Social Rounds Include Seminary Visits and Dime Social
Local residents report visits by Charles A. Cramer and Wyomin g Seminary members. Alma Heiss Nellie Woodward and other students returned to Wyoming Seminary and Hampburg State Normal School. Sleighing is good with frost and the Lackawaxen and Middle Creek streams improved. Crowds of skaters enjoy the fine slateing daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Cramer
R. Wo Auke
G. Martin
Wyoming Seminary
Haawley
Apworth League
Amer
Alma Heiss
Nellie Woodward
Bisel Colgate
Taliza Murphy
Mine Snily Wheeler
Hiramsburg State Normal School
Lackawaxen
Middle Creek
Forest City News Roundup of Local Happenings
Forest City resumes after holidays as schools reopen and a gang works at Leck's pond. The board of trade plans a re war meeting tomorrow evening. New Year events include Forest City Corner band in Pitti with a strong turnout. Miss Allee Gregory of Brompton visits for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leck's
Lce
Board of Trade
Forest City Corner
Pitti
Allee Gregory
Brompton
Bamtel Arnold
J. C. Wells
Dunia
William C. Jones
Hyde Park
John H. Davies
Rimron
Waolondgale
T. Stannard
John Wellington
Wandlng
Beecham’s Pills For Digestive Ailments Promoted
Bee hams pills advertised as remedies for biliousness bilious headache dyspepsia heartburn torpid liver dizziness sick headache bad taste and coated tongue caused by constipation with constipation billed as the most frequent cause. Free trial pills offered at drugstores or by mail from B F Allen Co 365 Canal St New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecham
B. F. Allen Co
Canal St
New York
Matrimonial Notices From Binghamton Area
The notice describes marriages and family events in the Binghamton region. It mentions CG OW Fullerton of Pleasant Mount and their daughter Mrs. T. J. Crawford of Jermyn with W. G. Peton and wife present for the wedding. Cora Clark of Pleasant Mount visits her sister Mrs. J. R. Fleming on New Year's Day. Also Betesia Allen returns to Mansfield State Normal School duties. J. W. Millis and Richard Mills of Pleasant Mount were in town yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
CG. OW. Fullerton
Peasant Mount
Yestering
W. G. Peton
T. J. Crawford
Jermyn
Cora Clark
Pleasant Mount
J. R. Fleming
Betesia Allen
Mansfield State
J. W. Millis
Richard Mills
Wedding News From Detroit To Pine Bush Church
The ceremony joined Lee Moss of Detroit Michigan to Miss Minnle Coleman of this pine area at the Baptist church. J. Pilohey resumes management of the Eagle hotel to aid Boston interests in leasing Pew Tinnery and testing business. New York Life agent L. S. Grown reports a death at Susquehanna. Weather notes and local business activity wrap the brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Moss
Detroit
Mich
Minnle Coleman
Pines
Noun Resserdany
Witliam J. Pilohey
Hagle Hotel
Boston
Pew Tinnery
Beough
New York Life Insurance Agent
L. 8
Susquehanna
Mercury
Gore
Postal Telegraph Company
Busine
Midred Comede Company
Opera House
Coc. Pratt
Binghamton
Don Ton dancing class hosts first select social in Jermyn
The Don Ton dancing class led by Professor McGreal of Archbald held its first select social at the Enterprise hub in Jermyn New Year's night. The hall was decorated, Professor Nennie of Carbondale presided, and a midnight refection was served. A list of arrangers includes Mary Maxwell Frank Elisted Nel lie DeGraw Gertie Vall Mary Shields James Wall and others from Archbald Carbondale Scranton Olyphant Dunmore Mansfield and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Ton
Sone
Archbald
Jermyn
McGreal
Nennie
Carbondale
Marle Daley
Mary Maxwell
Prank Elisted
Carbonale
Miss McNick
Olyphant
Nellie DeGraw
Scranton
Gertie Vall
Mary Shields
Mansfield
James Wall
George Milhouse
M. J. McCaavley
Archibald
J. A. Christopher
Jiliva Spade
Low Potter
Prank Miller
Dunmore
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Gorman
Gorman's Grand Depot
J. Scott Inglis
Lackawahna Ave
Professor Firth
Mayfield
Nellie de Graw
Tri-Valley
Misra
Reyinds
Id Parker
Wilkes-Harre
Coesiey
Schenck
Honesiale
Mike
Ada Divis
Stone
Misa Stone
Mia
John M. Lewis
Race Rectory
Abram Decker
Matthews Bros
Lonesdale
Pecicville
Hawley
Forest City
Auntie Schreiner
Allentown, Ta
Hood’s
Hieml & Co
Lowell, Haes
Bright
Blo
Ace
Allentown
Pennsylvania
Hood
Jae Salayyy
W.L. Douc
Annes
Douglas
Brockton
Mass
E.J. Leonard
Dziter Shor CO
Tac'p. Capital
U.S
FHEE
Federal
ST. Dexren Suoe Go
Feera
Speetal Ferma
Leaiera
Montpoltar, NiWams Co
CA. Hebra
G. C. Sittner & Co
Epo
Pat Sale
Joho Neips
Bergner & Kungle
Tunnhasuser Heer
16Th
Filbert Sts
Phila
Neb
Broad Street
Twelfth
Market Street
T. J. Victory
Hllza AK
Lackawanna Avenue
RAND
Nolday
Lacka. Ave
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