Personal News From City and Nearby Towns
Simon Lauer returns from New York visit. John Torrey of New York visits friends in the city yesterday. Sol Oetinger of Economy Furniture Store visits his Baltimore parents. Jude Archbald leaves for Tunkhannock to be absent until Saturday. Mrs S Millhamer entertains Miss B Wolfghvimer of Baltimore. Dr A H Snyder of Toledo returns home after holidays. Court stenographer J H Costonia in Sullivan county testifies in the district court. Mrs William Kellew hosts Mrs Ellen Schoon of Brooklyn. Frank Harrington of the Mohawk division New York Central attends W W Winton’s funeral.
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Simon Lauer
New York
John Torrey
Sol Oetinger
Economy Furniture Store
Baltimore
Jude Wh. W. Archbald
Tunkhannock
S. Millhamer
Adame Avenue
B. Wolfghvimer
Haltimore
A. H. Snyder
Toledo
JH. H. Costonia
Sullivan County
William Kellew
Mulberry Street
Ellen Schoonover
Brooklyn
N. Y
Frank A
School Vacancies and Staffing Shifts Noted
Miss Sarah Rogers at No 6 School may not resume teaching for several months due to illness. Senate election caused a vacancy at No 17, temporarily filled by Professor William D Edwardes, a Bloomsburg State Normal graduate, with a possibility of retention.Buildings faced closures in late Winter term for extreme cold. water pipes frozen or burnt. The marriage of Miss Jevale Torry of No 2 School to F S Godfrey of the Valley House created another vacancy to be filled at the board of control meeting. Miss Jennie Durkin mentioned as successor. Miss Terry had eight years at the school. Training school opens Monday. principal Miss Holce returns from Philadelphia and will lead the school after severe illness and nervous trouble following dismissals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Rogers
No. 6
J. C. Vaughan
Senate
No. 17
William D. Edwardes
Bloomsburg State Normal School
Edwards
Jevale Torry
No. 2
Godfrey
Valley House
Board of Control
Jennie Durkin
Misa Terry
Holce
Philadelphia
Fake Collector Arrested for False Charitable Claims
John Morrison of South Wyoming Avenue was arrested by Officer Moir on Lackawanna Avenue on Wednesday for obtaining money under false pretenses. He attempted to discard a book he claimed authorized him to collect for a charity. He was remanded after yesterday’s hearing for further inquiries. The Green Ridge Iron furnace has been rebuilt and full staff will return to work today with bright spring and summer trade prospects.
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John Morrison
South Wyoming Avenue
Moir
Lackawanna Avenue
Privoner
Green Ridge Iron Company
Guilty verdicts in Carey Ehrgood case stun Scranton court
In Scranton Judge Savidge convened a crowded court for the Carey Ehrgood trial as the jury found both Ehrgood and Mrs Carey guilty. Witnesses described alleged improper relations amid allegations of assault and debt, with Mullaley cases and Hughes matter adjourned to a future session.
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Barick
Mullaley
Bhrgood-Carey
Savidge
Sarah Carey
Oscar Dhrgood
Alice A. Hhrgood
Elliott Ross
Kelly
George &. Horn
C. W. Dawson
Commonwealth
Lehrgood
Dunmore
Wittle
Ehrgoodt
Carey
Daniela
Wulky
Mhrgood
John J. Klemen
Christopher Klemer
Klemen
Ehregood
More Testimony Heard In Davies and Griffin Cases
Testimony in the Davies Griffin insurance cases continued through the day in arbitration. Witnesses last night near the building testified they heard an explosion like a locomotive blaze and flames rose immediately after. Fulfilled appraisers Freeman and Delaney of the city testified to an inventory and appraisal they conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davies & Griffin
Davies @ Griffin insurance
Mesers, Freeman and Delaney, Clothiers
Supreme Court woos Lackawanna cases for review
Scranton Gas and Water Co leads list appealing Lackawanna County verdicts while Berek seeks funds for his new trial. Frang Bezek faces potential appeal as death row case looms. other ejectment suits and diverse actions also slated for February session in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bezek
Austria
Scranton Gas and Wuoter Company
Lackawanna Tron and Cowl Company
Supreme Court
Joseph Fellows
Cornelius Smith
F. E. Loomla
John Hl. Pellows
Sarah Grif
Castle No 137 to Host Supreme Commander Walte Tonight
Castle No 137 Ancient Order of the Mystic Chain invites all members to attend tonight's session with G. Harry Walte, supreme commander, staying at the Westminster hotel. Trade text mentions salt rheum and a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle No
Order of the Mystic Chain
Order
G. Harry Walte
Walte
Westminster Hotel
Humpty Dumpty Revived at Davis Theatre by Gregory's Pantome Company
Gregory's pantomime company delivered a hit at Davis' theater with Humpty Dumpty on stage. The program opened with clever sketches by Gus and Laulee Clifford and contortionist Le Surch. George Kane and Margaret Loy drew big laughs in Aunt Priscilia's Troubles while Halder the juggler showcased new tricks. performances continue today and tomorrow.
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Davis
Gregory
Humpty Dumpty
Gus
Laulee Clifford
le Surch
George Kane
Margaret Loy
Priscilia
Halder
Hood's Sarsaparilla Calendar Chronicles Winter and Summer Imagery
A dainty calendar titled Winter and Summer is praised for chirming pictures on Hood's Sarsaparilla calendar. The heart shaped design features an ornamented scene with two chili peppers as a decorative element.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Eminent physician offers free week long diagnostics at Hotel Westminster
An advertisement promotes Dr. Andrews a renowned diagnostician who can assess disease without questions tongue or pulse. He claims to reveal every organ’s condition and provide cure guidance with a free lecture style consultation for both genders. Also notes a school house project and local business notices.
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Andrews
Andrew
Hotel Westminster
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