An Anniversary Party On Lafayette Street
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. H. Jacohe at 119 Lafayette street hosted a refined anniversary party for their daughter Dora Jacobs. Music and dancing entertained guests while Thomas H. Saville presented Dora with a gold watch, followed by tasteful refreshments. Several families attended including Mr. and Mrs. Teter May and Mr. and Mrs. John Moniger. Detective activity included Walter Saville and others in a separate police matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Saville
Miss Jacobs
Saville
Teter May
John Moniger
John Hilgert
M. W. Anderson
A. Whitman
John T. Richardson
John Moyle
A. F E. Smith
I. L. Tee
Mary James
Betty
Edith Marshall
Jennie Whitman
Elizabeth Moniger
Huttie Williams
Mille Leichman
Martha Ellenwood
Arthur Keen
Fraternal Drive Promises Feast After Membership Skirmish
Patriotic Order of True Americana Camp No 3% arranged a two division enrollment contest led by Thomas Sweet and A T Hiddleman. Each side recruited members with the larger group winning a banquet funded by the other division. A officers installation Tuesday will feature a feast for Sweet and company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sweet
A.T. Hiddleman
Thomas Sweet and Company
Biddleman
Robert Ldred
Margaret Kern
Louisa Knes
Mary Biddleman
Agnes John
Mrs W Morning Hosts Erie Guests on Steel Mill Visit
In honor of her guest Mis. W Morning of Erie Pa Miss Carrit M Darling of Chestnut Street hosted a party of friends to a steel mill visit last evening, with social time on return. The group toured Mt Pleasant mites Tuesday and enjoyed a sleighing trip to Olyphant Wednesday. Members include Mrs W Morning and Misses Darling Wade Brown Spencer Fraunfelter Fellows Williams and Walter Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis. W. Morning
Erie
Carrit
M. Darling
Chestnut Street
Mt. Pleasant Mites
Olyphant
W. Morning
Erle
Misses Darling
Hattie Wade
Nellie Brown
Mabel Spencer
Beste Fraunfelter
Effie Fellows
Margaret A. Williams
Walter Davis
Sleigh Ride Outing By K of FP Literary Club
The K of FP Literary and Delating club enjoyed a sleigh ride to Clark's Summit Wednesday evening. They stayed at Summit hotel with Mr Weichel arranging all accommodations, danced, recited by Misses Lile Thomas Gertrude Hughes and others, then ended with a bountiful supper served by Mr Weichel's staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of FP
Clark
Summit
Summit Hotel
Weichel
Lile Thomas
Gertrude Hughes
Afr
Welchel
Jennie Lewis
Besele Morgan
Annie Yeager
Lillie Thomas
Inez Zimmerman
Sadie Edwards
Nevada McCarty
Messrs
John Thomas
Gus Synon
Willian Robertaven
Thomas Boston
Kimenon Jusgend
Bert James
Luther Thomas
Charles Cadwean
Henry Morgan
West Side Republican Club Elects Officers
The West Side Republican club met at Helser and Warnke's rooms over their store at Main and Jackson. Officers for the year were elected: John Fern president, W. E. Thayer vice president, David Owens recording secretary, F. B. Reese financial secretary, M. G. Dimmick treasurer, W. Gaylord Thomas and George Baxe trustees, with Thomas P. Daniels presiding and C. J. Helms and George T. Griffiths as tellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Republican Club
Helser & Warnke
Main Avenue
Jackson Street
John Fern
W. E. Thayer
David Owens
F. B. Reese
M. G. Dimmick
W. Gaylord Thomas
George Ba
Filbernans Meet in Regular Session Elects Officers
Members of Division No. 1 An cient Order of Filbernans met in Cooperative hall on North Main avenue and transacted important business. Officers were elected for the ensuing year and a smoker was planned for the Installation Thursday evening January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division No. 1
Ancient
Order of Filbernans
North Main Avenue
Local Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits and Marriages
Hiram Stark hosts his son George Stark from Denver while J M Archer visits West Scranton friends. The Williamses of Binghamton tour old ties, Beddoes entertains Hancock from Duryea, and Miss Amy Huber weds Professor A B Russell of Danville. Various students and relatives roam Kingston, Carlisle, Marietta, Wilkes-Barre, and Duryea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Stark
North Main Avenue
George Stark
Denver
Col
J. M. Archer
Pittston
West Scranton
W. W
Williams
Binghamton
Thomas Beddoes
Booth Rebecca Avenue
Ben Hancock
Duryea
Margaret van Camp
North Cromley Avenue
Montrose
William Jenkins
David
South Main Avenue
T. Shepherd
Wilkes-Barre
C. Jones
Keyser Avenue
David Williams
North Sumner Avenue
Amy Huber
A. B. Russell
Danville
Russell
Charles E. Daniels
Mckinson Law School
Carlisle
Division Street
Kingston
Evan R. Williams
Marietta College
Ohio
Hampton Street
G. W. Powell
Snyder Avenue
Frank Brundage
Elm Street
John ©. Jones
Clifford, Pa
Local notices and society items from the West Side yesterday
John James and Daniel Gallacher were admitted to West Side Hospital. Union services were held at Washburn Street church with Rev. Moffatt and Rev. Rweet preaching. Many churches held prayer services last evening. Pupils of new No. 13 school toured to the poor farm with 45 in party. Electric City Economy Club meets at Hart Gary hall at 7.20 pm. Franklin Engine Co officials hosted visiting engine agents from several firms. Keystone Lodge plans a smoker for officers. Delegates, including Samuels, Morgan and Jones, announce candidacy for city convention. Cobbler Thomas seeks the post of register of voters for Ward Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John James
West Slide Hospital
Daniel Gallacher
Jackson Street
West Side Hospital
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
J. P. Moffatt
J. B. Rweet
Simpson Methodist Episcopal’ Church
Hampton Street
South Main Avenue
Gelleavue
David Owene
New No. 13
Drayman Post
Electric City Economy Club
Hart Gary Hall
John Kime
John Lowry
Franklin Engine Company
No 1
Frankling
Barney Bush
American Fire Engine Company
Seneca Falls
Bert Fidwards
Amoskeag Steam Fire Engine Works
Manchester
N. H
Charles H. Moore
la France Fire Engine Company
Elmira
N. Y
W. M. Gibson
Waterius Enelue Works
St. Paul
Mihin
Keystone Lodge
Loyal Knights of America
John Samuels
Daniel Morgan
Meredith Jones
Sixth Ward
Thomas Thomas
Archbald Street
Thomas
West Side Business Directory Listing
Second hand furniture cash for anything to sell including furniture stover tools. Call to see the clock of J C King 1110 West Lackawanna Avenue. Mrs Fenton clairvoyant and phenologist 412 North Malin Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
J. C. King
Lackawanna Avenue
Fenton
Malin Avenue
North Scranton Circles Hold Meeting at Benedict Home
North Scranton notes an Electric Chautauqua circle gathering at G W Benedict's home on North Main. Typhoid pneumonia illness grips Edna avenue resident Ellis Roberts as John McDermott faces drunkenness arrest and $3 fine. Funeral planned for Mrs. William Appleman with service by Rev. Lanning and Rev. Chaffee.
High Ride Party Members Suffer Accident Near Cayuga Mine
A group from Storrs Avenue and nearby areas attended a Taylor gathering when John Grier Jr. of Wayne Avenue, an employee at Cayuga mine, was struck on the temple by a falling lever while assisting with car replacements. He was taken home for medical care. no serious injuries reported.
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St. Michael's College
Toronto
Canada
Catherine Bruman
New York City
Taylor
Mrs. James
Storrs Avenue
Miteel Beane Hess
Mary Treverton
Ellen Treverton
Ada Able
Grace Buckes
Messie
Harry Jeffreys
Tom Treverton
Austin Milla
Grier
Jessio Smith
Throop Street
Indieponed
Thomas Watkins
Wayne Avenue
Berwick
South Scranton Local Notes and Court Fine
Henry Welzel jailed in default of a ten dollar fine for contempt after being charged with malicious mischief tied to a fence damage incident at Davis Whelan’s property. Alderman Ruddy issued the contempt fine and Welzel was committed for default. Local social items include a Hickory Street Presbyterian meeting, a Y M C A outing, and a South Side Tourists club entertainment planned in St John’s hall on January 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Welzel
Teameter
Ras
Alderman Ruddy
Welzel
Davis Whelan
Weisel
Miswes Lona
Lillie Delscher
Remington Avenue
W. A. North
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Bloomfield Seminary
New Jersey
South Scranton Board of Trade
Storrs’ Hall
Josie Duffy
Carbondale
Columbus Council
Olyphant
Abraham Cockrell
Elm Street
South Side
St. John's Hall
McNulty's Comedy Company Plays to Wined House at Opera House
W. F. McNulty's comedy troupe entertained a well attended crowd at Maniley's Opera House last evening. The Sixth Ward Republican Club plans a meeting at their headquarters on Monday next, January 10. Martin Tinnen has moved his family to Fort Jervis to establish a new home. Thomas Jeffery returned to Kingston yesterday after a week with friends. Miss Ellen Ridgeway returned to Elmira yesterday after a five day visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. McNulty
Maniley
Sixth Ward
Republican Club
Martin Tinnen
Fort Jervis
Thomas Jeffery
Kingston
Ellen Ridgeway
Elmira
Ice Thick at Gouldsboro A Big Piece of Ice Brought In
A piece of eleven inches thick ice from Hawkey's pond was delivered yesterday to Gouldsboro. The Comet the Delaware Lackawanna and Western local officers special conveyance transported it for display on the station platform for railroad workers with tales of big ice up their sleeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Gouldsboro
Hawkey's Pond
Log accident injures John D. Kiser at Kizer's pond
Last Wednesday afternoon a large limb fell while John D. Kiser helped men move logs at Kizer's pond. He suffered an ugly gash to the head and was knocked unconscious. He was taken home for treatment. no bone injuries were found and recovery is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Kiser
Kizer
Mr. Kizer
Obituary for Avora Pioneer John Mitchell
John Mitchell, pioneer Avora resident and Civil War veteran, died yesterday at 1 pm at his West Side home. He served as an engineer on the gravity road No 2, lost his right hand after the war, later worked as a watchman, and was a devout Catholic with a sunny disposition. He leaves a wife and seven children John Edward James Agnes Alice Mrs Thomas Brehony and Mrs James Walsh. Funeral plans were not announced. Also noted was the death of Mrs Patrick Hopkins aged 44 of Clover Street born in Mayo Ireland who emigrated to Canada then the United States. She was married to Mr Hopkins and survived by a son. Funeral will be held tomorrow at Holy Rosary Church with burial in Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery.
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John Mitchell
Avora
Mr. Mitchell
Fittston
Avoca
Lincoln
John
Edward
James
Agnes
Alice
Thomas Brehony
James Walsh
Patrick Hopkins
Clover Street
Bhe Hind
Mra Hopkins
County of
Mayo
Ireland
Canada
America
Hopkins
United Briton
Ohio
Holy Rosary Church
Hyde Park Catholic
Dunning
Kirat
Kinsley
Almast
Lackawanna Avenue
Linden
Washington
Wyoming
Penn and Franklin Avenues
Mulberry Street
Adams Avenue
Franklin Avenue
Kirst
Daniel Brogan
Anthony Brogan
North Scranton
Triune
John T. Howe
W. B. Dugan
Board of
Associated Charities
Brogans
Hagen
Hearine
Brogan
G. A. Caldwell
Brogant
John Gibbons
Board of Charities
Alderman Howe
Letters From The People Dear Tribune Readers
Short letters of interest may be published with the writer’s home noted. The Tribune will not be responsible for opinions expressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Caling Kemp's Boaleam Cure
A dubious advertisement urges readers to try Kemps Boaleam medicine for coughs and ailments. It claims a guaranteed cure with positive results after the first dose and offers a trial size for free. The notice targets common illnesses and promises rapid relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Delights of Mise Elsimore Ketcham Highlight Scranton Recital
Before breakfast Mr Bouthworth presented a refined studio recital featuring Mise Elsimore Ketcham of West Pittston in Scranton. She and Mr Southworth performed a Mendelssohn concerto movement, Chopin Ballade, Schumann piece, and Mona kowski Grand Valse with noted brilliance and originality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monekowski
Cordelia Freeman
Southworth
Sp Ketcham
New York Figure Plans Home on Linden Street
The report notes a well known New York bureau figure who has recently canceled several engagements as a reader with the Lotus Club. Charles Schlager has bought lots from M. H. Dale on Linden Street and will build a fine home there next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles Schlager
M. H. Dale
Linden Street
Court House News Notes Execution Issued Against Guernsey
An execution for 6995.10 was issued yesterday by E. B. Decker against M. W. Guernsey. Sheriff Pryor appointed Emil Bonn as special deputy sheriff and he took oath before Clerk Daniels. A rule was granted in J. L. Steele v H. Pilate to show cause why the defendant in poverty should not appeal the arbitrator’s award without paying costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pryor
Emil Bonn
Daniels
J. L. Steele
Dr Agnew Liver Pills Praised for Easy Dosing
Advert appears praising Dr Agnew Liver Pills as a revolu tionary and pleasant remedy. It claims small doses ease bills of sickness and offers 40 doses for 10 cents with claims of banishing biliousness sick headache and constipation. Matthews Bros. sells the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Agnew
Matthews Bros.—s
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets And Nervous Dyspepsia Cure
An Indianapolis reader outlines how Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets alleviated four years of nervous dyspepsia with improved appetite sleep and flesh gain. The note claims tablets cure sour stomach gas heartburn and related symptoms and invites readers to request the small booklet on stomach diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
A. W. Sharper
Prospect St
Indianapolis
Ind
Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Centa
Classified Health and Professional Directory in Scranton
A dense, local listing of doctors and specialists with addresses and hours, plus lawyers, publishers, and business services. Includes Dr. Bateson, Dr. Shepherd, and other physicians, dentists, veterinarians, and several law firms in Scranton and area, with office hours and contact details.
Ingersoll Lecture Report Sparks Reader Letter
W. G. Watkins of North Main Avenue Baptist Church praises The Tribune for coverage of Colonel Ingersoll and endorses continued reporting. He notes no need to shield Christianity from criticism and hints at a follow up lecture titled There Was a man sent from Baton whose name was Robert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Colonel Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Baton
Robert
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Dora Jacobs
Lafayette Street
Calvin Coons
Edward and
Lester Morse
W. Willams
Clare MM
Storm
Joseph Smith
Alderman Mores
Ella Reed
Kelly's Patch
David OC. Roberts
Jacob Clymer
John Judge
Grant Avenue
Judge
M. J. Henley
M. F. Sheridan
Augusta McDade
P. J. Lynn
Lavelle
Globe Warehouse
Suni
Hrason
Electric Chautauqua Circle
G. W. Benedict
Eillis Roberts
Edna Avenue
John McDermin
Ruane
Blazes
McDermott
Fidler
William Appleman
John Davis
Capouse Avenue
Isaac Lanning
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Chaffee
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Porest Wil
Marquette Council
Young Men's Institute
John Boyle O'Reilly Council
Central
Elity
Lucretia Thomas
Reese Street
Wilker Barre
Mary Monghan
Putnam Street
Pittston One Eee
Tives
South Scranton
Dunmore
Kizer's
Ladies’ Aid Society
Dunmore Presbyterian Church
Joseph Conestook
Eliles
R. Fuller
R. B. Penman
Bermuda
Trinidad
Tt. F. Everhart
Mdlth Norton
Mrs. M. Norton
Court House News Notes
E. B. Decker
M. W. Guernsey
Washinton Chemical Co
12Th T
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Washington, D.C
The
Old Dominion Company
Princess Anne
Yorktown
Jamestown
Acekera
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
OLD Dominion Steamship CO
Pier
North River
L. Guillaudeu
HOTEL
Albert
7Th Street
University Place
York
Broadway
Beeen
L. & &. Frenkel
Physicians and Surgeons
Kay
Penw Ave
R. C. L. Frey
Scranton
Wyoming Avenue
Mary A Shepherd
M. D
A. Trapold
Geraice Street
Beranton
W. E. Allen
North
Washinton Avenue
IL. M. Gates
Madison Avenue
L. Wreas
ROOK
Si'Reon
Capital
Bauer's Orchestra
R. J. Hauer
Hulvert
Muale
Washington Avenue
Brown & CO
Lackawanna
Aubrey
A.countant
Rooma
Rex
aipuNe Publishing
Nort
D. B
Replogle
Loane
Meare Building
Washington Avehng
Spruce Street
James Torrey
Commonwealth Building
Frank Hb, Boyle
Burr Building
Jessup
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Frank T. Okell
Coal Exchange
James W. Oakford
Attorney-Atlaw
Board of Trade
F._K. KILLAM
Jas
J. H. Hamilton
Attorney- Olaw
Commonwealth
Bevan
Edward W. Thayer
L. A. Watrese
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton, Pa
Co. R. Pitcher
Patterson & Wilcox
Trap National Bank Building
Comegys
A. W. Bertholy
Atty
Spruce St
Barring & M Sweeney
Interstate Secret Service Agency
Percival J. Morris
Hoard of Trade
Edward H. Davis
BELL
Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Cor, Wah. Ave
Seranton
Frederick L. Brown
Price
T. S. Lacey & Son, Architects, ‘Traders’ National Bank
Lyman
F. L. Mgraw
H. F. Reynolds
DR. C. Laubach
Wyoming Ave
C. Snover
Jos
Leeds
G. R. Clark & CO
Beedmen and Nurserymen
Green House
ELK Cafe
Pziegler
Scranton House
Victor Koch
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