Minyon's Remedies Promising Homeopathic Health Guide
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Minyon's Improved Homeopathic Remedies for children. It touts quick relief for teething pain coughing sore throats fever and worms with low prices and calls for personal letters to Prof. Munyon in Philadelphia for medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnyon
Minyon
Minivon
Price
Munyoan
Munyon
Oheem
Gurney
Major
Classified notices and shop ad from Cannon & Co
Read advertisements orders for job work and items for publication left at Cannon & Co newsdealers North Main Street will receive prompt attention. Office open from 6 a m to 10 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon & Co
North Main Street
Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Society Elects New Officers
At a meeting of St. Rowe Kanch Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association officers were installed by past president Miss Maugete Kelly. President Alice Nealon, first vice Maggie Corvallis, second vice Nelle Dunlavy, reorder Bridget McAndrew, assistant recorder Mrs J McAndrew, treasurer Maguire Morrison, ceremonial secretary Bridget Bilbullen, Guardian Mrs John F Mialonald, trustees Mrs John Mannion and Agnes Mullen. Miles Kelly was chosen delegate to the national convention at Chicago, meeting July a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rowe Kanch
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Dhe
Maugete Kelly
Aliee Nealon
Maggie Corvallis
Second View
Nelle Dunlavy
Bridget McAndrew
Aeshetant
Mra J. McAndrew
Maguire Morrison
Bridget Bilbullen
Gnarshal
Sulla Kithutlen
Guardhin
Johnn O F. Mialonald
Hikthes
John Mannion
Agnes Mullen
Miles Magete Kelly
Chieseo
Mets
Arbitration Awards Damages in Carbondale Traction Case
Arbitrators awarded damages to property owners against Carbondale Traction Company on Crooklyn street. Awards ranged up to 295 dollars with an aggregate amount of 1876 dollars. Thirteen cases were heard with evidence taken. Attorneys PF Reynolds CG A Battenberg and R A Zimmerman served as arbitrators. The Tryneton company plans to appeal the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Traction Company
Crooklyn Street
Dominick Eileen
PF. Reynolds
CG. A. Battenberg
Re AS Zimmerman
Tryneton Company
Fireman Illness and Local Death Shock Cu Tumblin Area
Foreman Thomas Brennan of Cu Tumblin No 5 contracted a severe cold while working at the pecentive and confined to his room at Harrison house. The death of Mrs John Challis, age twenty seven, wife of John Challis and mother of a three week old, brings sorrow to many. Funeral will be Sunday at her late home with interment at St Rose cemetery. her father Michael Canton is a noted city resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreman Thomas Brennan
Fermiman
Thomas Brennan
Cu- Tumblin No. 5
Pecentive
Stephens and Tucker
Harrison House
John Challis
John Charlis
Michael Canton
St. Rose Cemetery
Sudden Death of Mrs Boland Shocks Local Social Set
Mrs Boland died yesterday morning at age twenty five. She was daughter of Mrs and Mr John Bruntin of this city and a social favorite. She is survived by her husband, her parents, three sisters Ella and Mrs Anthony Conly, and Sister Ann of St Cotillin's convent Scranton, plus three brothers John of this city, Thomas and Patrick in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Boland
Local notices with movement and injuries in town
Miss Alice Butler will move her ladies bagnary to the store now occupied by Jeweler Fly on April first. Augustus Monia of Dunduam street is improving. Mr and Mrs A Colvin of Factoryville visit their son Frank Coolvir on Cemetery street. Edward Gramer, Hendrick Manufacturing employee, injured a finger by a circular saw yesterday afternoon. Dr H Wheeler delivered a lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Butler
Bagnar
Fly
Augustus Monia
Dunduam Street
A. Colvin
Factory- Ville
Cemetery Street
Edward Gramer
Hendrick Manufacturing Company
H. ©. Wheeler
Local News From Scranton and Nearby Towns
Hospital nurses and visitors return home after visits in Scranton Syracuse and Elmira. Miss Kilkullen visits Jermyn while Miss Horgan hosts in Elmira. The Shield of Honor plans a masquerade ball. Typhoid illness at Scott Street. A marriage in Binghamton joins Catherine Williams and Harry Stephens. Rep Reynolds returns to Harrisburg and sits in the center aisle. Columbia Hose company discusses department rules and primaries set for Democratic convention. Carbondale caucus noms include McHale Quinn Gordon and Quinn for town offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Huson
Simpeon Kindergarten
Scranton
Hom
Frank Stoutenger
Rena Daley
Syracuse
James Dennis
Brook Street
Bradford
W. H. Dennis
Wiliam Moon
Charlies Baker
Jermyn
Julia Kilkullen
Brooklyn Street
Kate Kearney
Peckville
M. B. Medigan
Salem Avenue
Anna
Nellie Horgan
Elmira
Shield of Honor
Watt Building
Frank Tappan
Scott Street
Edwin Burr
Lincoln Avenue
Catherine Williams
South Church Street
Harry S. Stephens
Belmont Street
Binghamton
J. W. Phillips
Hinghamton Baptist Church
Stephens
Prince House
Park Street
J. FP. Reynolds
Harrishire
Connell
Columbia Hose Company
Carbondale Township
Wowderly Scoolhouse
Messrs
McHale
Quinn
Messrs, Gordon and
J. Walker
J. F. Walker
Mr. Toolan
Avoca Death of Mrs Charles Monroe After Brief Illness
Mrs. Charles Monroe died yesterday at her mother’s home on Lincoln Hill after a few weeks of rapid consumption. She was 20, survived by husband and one child, with funeral planned for Sunday afternoon and burial in Pittston cemetery. Local notices report residents visiting, council bills paid, and a fire at Fred Commermuth’s South Main Street building narrowly confined with minimal damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Monroe
Davis
Lincoln Hill
Pittston Cemetery
J. J. Morahan
Harrigburg
J. 3. Burns
North End
James Minlvyv
Main Street
Walter Morton
North Main Street
Pneumoon
Fred Mareh
New York City
Deeble
M. BF. Crane
J. J. McCabe
Dunmore
Annie Murdock
Ransom
Argus Howell
H. Brooke
RB. George
Dixon
Higgins
New Jersey
Will Ofichtte
Langeliffe Presbyterian Church
Patrick Scahill
James Gidcooley
Earbandale
Jennie Newlin
May
Mandie Sanders
Wilkes- Barre
Nellie Dixon
Essie Healey
Sarsfield
Robert Campbell
Grove Street
Bingham Low
Councell
Avoca Argusbil
New York and Pittston Coal Company
Plane
Brown
McLaughlin
McGahren
Athurney Metiuhron
Grand Ball for Mrs Campbel Benefit at Padden's Hall
Priceburg notes a grand ball for Mrs Patrick Campbel on January 18 at Padden's hall Mesers. Visitors Knapp Dray and Willecutt seen in Throop Thursday. Improved Order of Hed Men No 107 plans grand concert and social January 25 in Italian's hall with Ada Halmer as featured talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Campbel
Padden’s Hall
Mesers
Walter Knapp
Richard Dray
Willecutt
Throop
Saukie Tribe
Lalian’s Hall
Ada Halmer
Carmalt Street
Agnes Belnas
Bellevue
Jermyn and Mayfield Community Notes and Elections
News from Jermyn and Mayfield covers cycling clubs forming in the area with hopes for a League of American Wheelmen, local election nominations, borough council actions, hydrant needs for a new fire company, and minor injuries from a runaway car. Also reported are visits, church officer installations, revival planning, and a student musical event.
Rex Guests Highlight New Milford Social Scene
Rex son of Professor Charles J. Moxley visited New Milford friends. A show plow accident near Clark's Summit tore a portion from the engine, but everyone aboard escaped serious harm. Rev. L W Church to speak at a men’s meeting in the RM HR Y M C A hall next Sunday. Fred L Taumb Jr was in Susquehanna Wednesday. Plans to build a Baptist church near Smokey Hollow are reported. Presbyterian Brotherhood officers elected Tuesday: President Rev JL W Church Fleet VP Henry Trowbridge Second VP P K Carpenter Secretary H J Carver Treasurer John Humphrey. Rev E B Riley returned from Canton PA. Warren Prestone at Bloomstore. Lauretta McCormick returned to Scranton. Dr Douglass family moved to Bloghanitin. Mrs Catherine Stone visiting in Afton PA. Mrs BR Tanner and H S Jamison of Afton rented T O N Mitchell’s billiard parlors on Main Street. Jamison to run barber shop there. Philander Hart moved shoe tools to Studdard Building on Pie Street. George Lindsley and Easter visiting relatives. Gospel meeting for men only at the M R A hall next Sunday with Rev L W Church. Stove in old D T & W depot damaged by fire extinguished with no damage. Presbyterian church will serve chicken supper next Thursday. Good Citizens League to meet next Thursday evening. Brakeman James Scott injured in yard accident. Mrs H Rummer and son of Binghamton visiting. William McDonald injured eye from stick. other eye destroyed by a firecracker two years ago. County schools to meet January 15 to plan uniform graduation. About twenty five members of Friendly Hand Lodge of Odd Fellows visited Canawadea Drive at Susquehanna Tuesday and were banqueted. Mrs Bernstein entertained.
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Rex
Charles J. Moxley
New Milford
Canton
Warren Prestone
Bloomstore
Liauretta McCormick
Scranton
Dr. Douglass
Catherine Stone
Afton
BR. Tanner
Jamison
T. On. Mitchell
Main Street
Philander Hart
Toola Fromm Burton
Studdard Hillilding
Pie Street
George Lindsley
Easter
A. Hall
L. W. Churgh
The
Presbyterian Church
Cliizens League Club
James Scott
Cara
H. & Rummer
Binghamton
William McDonald
Susquehanna County
Wdge
Canawadéa
Borough Election Candidates Seen Across All Wards
Borough officials report multiple candidates for council seats school director tax collector and auditor. Expiring terms include William H. Davis Po W Padden J J Flynn and William Tinsley with successors chosen for three years. Local deaths include a child of Frank Robinson and Roy Lewsley both from diphtheria.
Funeral for Thomas Revels Held at St Thomas Church
The funeral for the late Thomas Revels was held yesterday afternoon at St Thomas Church. Rev I J Comer ford conducted the services and praised the deceased in remarks at the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Revels
St.homas
I. J. Comerford
Funeral Service and Local Notices Highlight Community Ties
The obituary notes the funeral of a respected resident with Catholic rites and Knights of Father Mathew and Angels' Sodality attendance. Interment was in the Catholic cemetery. The piece mentions upcoming local politics with John J. Newcomb seeking ward council seat and a St Thomas congregation fair reopening with nightly entertainment. Scranton and Carbondale attendances referenced.
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James P. Wearney
Patrick MuGrall
W. R R. Giltov
Thorns Collins
John Cummings
Peter Price
Knights of Father Mathew
Angels’ Sodality
St. Thomas’ Church
Carbondale
Scranton
Olyphant
John J. Newcomb
Funeral for Joseph Welsh Held in Wintonborough
The funeral for Joseph Welsh who died after several days of sickness last Thursday morning will be held at his home on the back road near the Delaware and Hudson bridge in Wintonborough this afternoon at 2 o clock. He leaves a wife and eight children. Interment is in Olyphant Catholic cemetery.
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Joseph Welsh
Delaware and Hudson Bridge
Wintonborough
Olyphant Catholic
Henry Chapman
A. A. Thorpe
Methodis Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Thorpe
Hoonesdale
Rogers
Birkely
Fdwant Fannon
Jessup
Hose Rooms
Trousers And Suits Promote Low Prices And Quality
The notice advertises trousers and suits with low prices and high workmanship. It invites shoppers to visit the shop one door from the old stand to the left of The Arcade, citing rising business as proof of public demand for value and honest dealing.
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ST. Rose Branch
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Society
Traction
J, Scott Inglis
Lacka. Avenue
AVOCA
Priceburg
Mayfield
Washington
George Merritt
My. Merritt
Peekville
Weys
Willan Moon
Charles F. Baker
Second Street
Alfred Griffiths
Corinne
Archbald
Citizens' Caucus
PB. B. Timlin
C. J. Helmes
Wiliam AH. Merritt
Calvin Vail
George Edmunds
Ebenezer Rennie
James Shields
Silas Hill
William Merritt
Edmund Graves
Co. & Maines
Beranton
John Mctuitightili
Forest City
Charles McMullen
James Sampson
Frank KR. Gill
Ecourell
Swick
Idee Creek
Phillips
First Ward
William Hlutchings
Fourth Street
New Business
Ner
John Hennesey
Wevyele
Burgess
Water Company
Davidt Dodet
Mnrle
Manley
W. W. Preston
Bloomsburg
State Normal School
Press van Wormer
Conklin
William
Deliia
Susquehanna
Hallstead
Burns
Jerry Puller
William Miller
Eugene Guntheny
Charles Lawrence
PC. Byrne
William Chifford
Presbyterian, Baptist
Wits
Evangeliat Sehiveren
Eniines
Sngine Niu
Misa Clyde Capwell
J. E. van Loan
Church Street
William H. Davis
Po W. Padden
J. J. Flynn
William Tinsley
W. H. Davis
Republican Caucus
Couneclman
O'Brien
Thomas Donnelly
John D. Powell
Anormal J. Kelly
James J. Walsh
Frank Robinson
Blakely
Union Cemetery
Roy
Charles Lewsley
Delaware Street
James Bannon
No. 2 Mines
Lackawanna Hospital
Erant
John Bannon
Dunmore Street
Justus
Jones
New York
Beard
Opera House
Oriental Extraviganna Company
Henri Vogel
Blue Beard
Cummings
Carrie Stanley
Sehubmeh
Hood
Blake
Berwick
Hant & Co
Lowell, Mus
Qoya
Ansurea
Noval Haking Powder CO
Sew
York
Wyoming Avenue
Canadian Pacific R'Y
Maine
Canada
Maritime Provinces
Minneapolis
St. Paul
United States
Northwest
Vancouver
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Ore
San Francisco
BE. V. Skinner
Broadway
Sarah Bernhard
Weingart
Philadelphia
Lackawanna Avenue
Holiday Coods
S. G. Kerr, Son & CO
Wyoming House
Third National Bank
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