Local Grocery Ads Highlight Household Staples and Prices
Luce Bros best patent flour three dollars sixty five per twenty four pounds. Sugar thirty pounds one dollar. Cream cheese twelve cents per each. Tomatoes one dozen. Stower's ham and bacon priced below one dime to nine and a half cents. Butter twenty two cents. Lard tea and tobacco listed among daily pantry items.
Hyde Park St Brenden social marks West Side gala
Social event at Mears hall hosted St Brenden council No 243 YMIs with about 250 couples, guests from Dunmore Scranton Minooka and Pittston, grand march led by Michael McAndrew and Loretta Jennings. Republican league on West Side elected officers and planned Harrisburg inauguration attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Brenden Council
Young Men's Institute
Mears’ Hall
Hayes
Straus
Mne
Michael McAndrew
Loretta Jennings
James Calpin
Thomas Giroy
Wiliam Gilroy
Charles Canavan
Virgie Gibbons
Lizzie McDonald
Pittston
Timmins
Carbondale
Normile and Lee
Binghamton
M. A. Carroll
Plymouth
Annie Coogan
Sarah A. Gibbons
Philadelphia
Republican League of the West Side
South Main Avenue
W. A. Paine
Dr. Paine
Charles Olver
W. A. Phillips
Charles BE. Daniels
Wiliam Campion
William H. Coons
Harrisburg
Thomas B. Reed
Local News Summary From Scranton Street Area
Miss Margaret Jenkins and James Brown are hospitalized in Scranton area hospitals. Eben P. Davies showed stereoscopic views at Bumner Avenue Presbyterian church. Sisters from the Erie convent return from a visit with Mrs. B. J. Neville. The Farrell family funeral for six year old William in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery is planned. Rev Tad Collins spoke at Scranton Street Baptist on Families and Schools. William J. Williams returns from a year in Australia with his sister Mrs. Gabriel. he worked in the sewing machine business and visited with Thomas Williams. William T. Morgan remains seriously injured from a locomotive incident at Archbald mine. Dr. J. J. Roberts attends. A man was thrown from a cutter on North Main avenue and bruised when the horse frightened the repair wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Jenkins
Hampton Street
James Brown
Eynon Street
Moses Taylor Hospital
Eben P. Davies
Bumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Alphonsis
Erie
B. J. Neville
Fairview Avenue
William
Patrick Farrell
Everett Avenue
Hyde Park Catholic
Scranton Street Baptist Church
Tad. Collins
William J. Williams
Lafayette Street
Australia
Willams
Thomas Williams
Gabriel
Providence
William T. Morgan
Archbald
J. J. Roberta
North Main Avenue
Yeuye
John Elts
Winxtead
Conn
James Gilloegly
Carbon Street
St. Baneventure College
Alleghany
N. Y
Board of Trade
National Convention of Manufacturers
Cincinnati
John Cusick
John Reedy
Stephen O'Boyle
Joseph Kelly
Toronto College
Fahey
Rochester
Mary Sabina
Sacred Heart Convent
KR. A. Zimmerman
Ben
Léord
J. Alton Davis
Jerome Keogh
Betwen de Oro
Eby
New York
Mary Carlisle
A. J. Smith, Jr
Montrose
Sidney Hayes
Olive Street
H.w.archbald
H. H. Coston
LaPorte
Updecraff
Kimira
Frances Pratt
Mulberry Street
Tra Bennett
Philadelphia
Braunton
Mise Mary McHugh
Fenn Avenue
St. Mary's Seminary
Uoldimore
James O'Malley
North End
Hullstead
Lickawanne World
B. Mrice
Albright Library
J. H. Ripple
Solders’ Orphan School
Harford
Busquehanna County
Auvel
Elizabeth
N. J
KE. OG. Coursen
Murlison Avenue
James W. McDonald
McDonald
Lackawanna County
Peirsall
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Yale
E.P. Connolly
Connolly & Walhice
Trenton
Ont
Dr. Longstreet
Wyoming Avenue
Thoms J. Moore
and Avenue
J. D. Hackett
H. J. Collins
Funeral arrangements for Theodore Hale announced
A change has been made in the arrangements for the funeral of the late Theodore Hale. The service will be held this afternoon from the home of his father, John Hale, at 06 South Main avenue, at 2.90 o'clock. Interment will be in the Washburn Street cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Traction Company
Theodore Hale
John Hale
South
Main Avenue
Washburn Street
Step son described as cruel in Fuller divorce case
Mrs. Kate J. Boyce Fuller testifies against Gordon Fuller in a divorce suit before Judge Edwards. She alleges his son, then 16, tormented and assaulted her, while the husband swore and abused her. The boy was convicted in Owego and sent to the reformatory. corroboration comes from Frank A. Darrow and Cora A. Cotline in Tioga County, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate J. Boyce Fuller
Gordon Fuller
Edwards
C. R. Pitcher
Fuller
Liste
Broome County
N.Y
J. H. Boyce
Mr. Puller
Owego
N. Y
Young
Reformatory
Emira Reformatory
Frank A. Darrow
Cora A. Cotline
Strangers Bailed After Canadian Five Dollar Bill Scare
Two well dressed men were briefly detained on Lackawanna Avenue after using a Canadian five dollar note at Kauffman's restaurant. They claimed to represent the Dayton Autographic Register Co and gave the name Alexander Begg of Philadelphia. After investigation, Chief Simpson and officers released them as no crime was found. The duo had arrived on a 6 20 train from Wilkes Barre and planned to depart on the Delaware and Hudson train for the north. They paid their meal with U S coin and were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aittle
Lower
Lackawanna Avenue
Simpson
John Davis
Gurrell
Moir
Day
Dayton Autographic Register Company
Alexander Begg
Philadelphia
Kauffman
Wilkes- Barre
United States
Dockstader's Minstrels Delight Scranton Audience
Frank H. White drew the crowd as a standout comedian in Lew Dockstader's black faced troupe at the Academy of Music. The show featured spontaneous humor and local references to new buildings, the boulevard, Paul’s rows, fall elections, and Schall’s plurality, with several fine vocalists delivering new selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank N. White
Lew Dockstader
Academy of Music
Frank H. White
Deckstader
Scranton
Paull
Spruce Street
Schall
Arthur Deming's Minstrels at Davis' Theater Next Week
Arthur Deming presents a popular minstrel company at Davis' theater early next week. The troupe performs the farce Can it be presented with notable attention and praise for costumes. Deming is known for accomplished showmanship and has assembled a strong cast for the comedy. A street parade is scheduled each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Deming
Davis’ Theater
Arthur Denning
Phillips-Rock Island Tourist Excursions Price List
A Traveler guide notes a $6.00 price for a double berth in the Tourist Sleeping Car from Chicago to California aboard Phillips-Rock Island Excursions. Departure options run Tuesdays via Fort Worth and El Paso and Thursdays via the Sopnic Route. John Sebastian listed contact and Philadelphia address. Regular explosion in shoe prices at b Bros today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Phillips-Rock Island
Carson Fist
Fort Worth
el Paso
A. Phillips & Co
Booth Ninth Street
Pi Mae Phia
John Sebastian
A.a
Grand Jury Slows in Disposal of 57 Bills in County Court
The grand jury under Rev. David J. Williams reported 57 true bills in a lengthy session led by Judge Archbold. Thirteen were ignored with many cases set to proceed next week as jurors vow thorough hearings. Indictments include murder charges against Giuseppe Voschino and others, while Antonio Imbriano was exonerated on the murder count and held on bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
David J. Williams
Blakely
Seasion
Archbald
Giuseppe Voschino
John J. Shea
William Haley
Mary Connell
John Griswold
W. T. Blinpson
Mado Ringo
Stephen Sandore
Anthon Katarakas
Anthon Katirakas
George Copenicus
Josef Kaxlankas
Charles Blick
Andrew Smith
Jozef Kitarakas
George Smith
John Hanlin
Wallace G. Moser
the Times
John HK
Costlett
David James
Minnie Heckler
Michael Langan
James Ward
Arja Howler
Jane Thomas
Frank Howen
Harry J. Evans
Daniel Pembridge
Jane Thoms
William Pembridge
Morgan Thomas
William J. Jones
Thomas Morgan
Howell Richards
George Barton
David Pugh
W. T. Simpson
William Ready
John Brogan
John Ward
Mary Moran
Ada Schmidt
Michael Padden
Catharine McNulty
Herman Kirschenbaum
Bailee
Louie Feldman
Oscar Blackmore
Mary Carey
Jasper Silvies
H. I. Hoppineker
Patrick J. Gilroy
Elisabeth Klaposki
Miller
G. 3. Brock
Samuel
Charles Solomon
J. Greenburg
Clifford Phillips
William Knight
Antonio Imbriano
Giuseppe Bogchino
Francesco Conforti
Bunker Hill
Dunmore
John Davia
Jenkin Jones
David J. Hughes
Michael O'Hara
Francia Gaughan
Claude English
Thomas Aa. Hendrick
John Mason
John Duffy
William Kirachenkiwum
Ballee
Louis Feldman
Patrick Cusick
George Davenport
Fred Soby
Eugene Vail
M. D. Smith
Asenith Davis
Charles E.tropp
George G. Reed
Cornelia Merritt
Frank Pr. Arnold
Costa
Melvin Makely
Jore O'Sullivan
Second Ward Republicans to Hold caucus today
The Republicans of the Second ward meet in each district from 4 to 7 PM to organize local caucus sites for alderman and district election officers. Lt. N Roberts replaces deceased Michael Horan as alderman, James Burns and Miss Martha McDermott attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Burns
T. S. Leonard
Martha McDermott
Bloom Avenue
Holy Rosary Church
John O'Toole
N. Roberts
Michael Horan
After the Concert an Oriental Marriage Ceremony
After the concert an oriental marriage ceremony will be performed with a bridal party of young children dressed for the occasion and likely to attract a full house.
United prayer meeting at First Presbyterian on Home Missions
Rev. James McLeod led yesterday’s service at the First Presbyterian church with Home Missions as the day’s theme. Rev. Charles E B Robinson praised Bible-based improvement, Judge Mand noted progress in religious work, and praise was offered by several clergy and laypeople. The series concludes this afternoon at 4 p.m. in the Young Men’s Christian Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McLeod
First Presbyterian Church
Charles EB. Robinson
Judge Mand
Young Men's Christman Association
Reception for Conboy and Miss Hickey in Minooka
Social notes report the wedding feast for Patrick Conboy and Miss Margaret Hickey at the Mongan home on Birney avenue Minooka following their New York marriage. Guests include Langan and Dowd families, with plans for the couple to reside in Minooka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Mongan
Birney Avenue
Patrick Conboy
New York
Conboy
Minooka
Kathe McAndrews
Kathe Langan
Mamie Langan
John Langan
Dennis Langan
Thomas F. Dowd
Dunmore
Charles J Haag Named Chief Engineer of Macctoryville Fire Dept
Charles J Haag is appointed chief engineer of the paid fire department at Macctoryville. The drafting class led by James A Mellon shows strong progress with about thirty pupils. Miss Lucretia Miller, Miss Mamie Townsend, and Thomas Thomas计划 will perform tasks and duets at the trainmen concert Monday. Professor PD A Stone will speak at tomorrow afternoon’s service, and railroad singer W C Weeden will perform solos. J H Hartman organizes a gospel car quartet including T D Glover, Will Long, Whitmore, and Meserm. they will join Weeden tomorrow. The 4 Hros store bustle promises a lively day with cheap shoes and extra clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Haag
Macctoryville
James A. Mellon
Lucretia Miller
Mamie Townsend
Thomas Thomas
PD. A. Stone
No. School
W. C. Weeden
J. H. Hartman
Car
Meserm
T. D. Glover
Will Long
Whitmore
Winter Doings of Prominent Leaders in Society
A society page highlights festive events as winter season social calendar showcases prominent leaders. Guests include influential figures attending gatherings, galas, and charity functions marking the social peak of the season.
Parties Weddings And Teas In The City Social Scene
The week features extensive society events with charity dances for Lackawanna hospital. Patronesses listed include Mrs. Henry Bella and Mrs. James Archbold as arrangements proceed for multiple dances and a large forthcoming wedding season with teas, receptions, and theater parties across local homes and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Hospital
Mra
Henry Bella
James Archbald
H. J. Anderson
James Hosle
Harry Reynolds
A. J. Christy
Ed. Jermyn
A. HL. Storrs
Fl. M. Holes
Ruller
Fred Kingsbury
Frank Jermyn
Frank 8Ikman
M. W. Lowry
H. M. Streeter
Charles Tropp
Ff. W. Gunster
John F. Connolly
P. HH. Coyne
Frank Spencer
G. M. Hallatead
the Tribune
Valued Endorsement for Dr Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
In Schaghticoke New York a resident, Andrew Sipperley, credits Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy with ending years of kidney trouble and neuralgia after his wife started treatment. The remedy allegedly dissolves excess uric acid, addressing rheumatism nervousness dyspepsia and other ailments, with claims of cures in scrofula diabetes and Bright's disease where other treatments failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaghticoke
N. Y
David Kennedy
Schagticoke
Andrew Sipperley
al- Wwany
Bright
SollecH's Stock and Holiday Gear Sale Noted
A fragment mentions SollecH's stock at Pee Street with pocket cutlery lasers and holiday items. It hints at additional ammunition and wheels at surprising prices, urging careful inspection of bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SollecH's
Pee Street
Pilces
Unworthy Habits of Haste Among Scranton Women
A Scranton physician attributes nervous breakdowns to rushed living among women and business people. He promotes Paine’s Celery Compound, linked to Professor Phelps, as a remedy for nerve weakness, sleep loss, and related ailments, noting wide newspaper and magazine discussion and claimed cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Scranton
Phelps
Dartmouth
Canada
Great Britain
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Luge Bros. Cash Stores
N. Main Avenue
Main Street
Taylor
Luce Bros
Stower
Stower's Choice
Delaware County
Joe
Clark & Snower Tobacco
Hyde Park
West Side Business Directory
Blarner
N. Bush
Price Street
Revere
F. W. Magon & Co
J. C. King
Jackson Street
Wall Paper
Fred Reynolds
North Malin Avenue
William DD. Griffithe
Werere—H. Bk. Davis
Oystora
Clarke's
Mrs
Kate
J. Boyce Fuller
Davis
California
b-Bros
Archibald
Boschino
Francesco Consorti
Imbriano
News OF the South Side
Eleventh Ward
Robert Robinson
Eleventh
Robinson
Charles Stone
Stone
Germania Hall
George Rosen
Cedar Avenue
George Schumacher
Scranton Diocesan Union
St. Patrick's Temperance Society
St. John's Church
M. J. O'Teala
The
Republican
St. Peter's Society
Bellevue
Peter F. Cusick
St. Joseph's Society
Young Women's Christian Association
Misa Agnes Glennon
Hand
Minnie Hand
WI Rutledge
Fig Street
News OF the Railroads
Alderman Morgan
Pedwar Englyn
Henadwr
T. T. Morgan
Tegwen
Lenyroh
Erlyn
Chymro
Scranton Brevere Club
Washington Avenue
Green Ridge Wheelmen
Do W. Seism
Wilfred Clarke
Pelpy
John Tighe
S J. John's Athletic Club
Tony Gordon
Excelsiors
Waddy Moore
Juin L. Mitchell
Stephen Judge
James Jide
Aluaie
Schappert Mandolin Club
John T. Roe
C. J. Carter
Ed Barnard
W. C. Tunstall
Db. B. Atherton
J. L. Mitchell
F. M. Vanidling
Mr. Leland
A. G. Spaulding &O
Mr. Shoemaker
Pope Manufacturing Company
Clerks’ Association
Ixcelsior Hall
John Webb
Willam Webb
John Collins
Charles Nolan
M. Gritfin
George Silkman
Nelson Teets
Joseph Custard
Harry Edwards
W. T. Collins
Myles
J. KK. Levy
Elmer Wilson
H. A. Abrams
Joe Stonefield
Austin Blair
Jefferson Avenue
Jessie Gay Blair
Frederick Joseph Platt
Misa Blur
Scranton Electrical Construction Company
W. PF. Halstead
George M. Hallstead
Harding
Trevelving
Weston
T. Fp.penman
Elizabeth Jenkins
Wiliam Jenkins
Throop Street
William BE. Donne
West Market Street
R. 8. Jones
Miss Lord
Orange
N. C
Lord & Taylor
John H. Phelps
Miss Phelps
Linden Street
George EB. Jermyn
Adame
Fairhaven
Misa Besele Phelps
Boranton
Cuba
Fred
Godfrey
Jessie Torry
Clintonshire
Seamans
Albert N. Kerr
George W. Watking
Kerr & Slebecker
Kerr, Slebecker & Co
George B. Carter
R. T. Black
Ah, I
Beardsley
Gon
Jadis
N. B. Ashley
Willis &. Barner
Watson & Zimmerman
Alice Mahon
Bloomsburg
Williamaport
St. Peter's Cathedral
Anna Hand
Brooklyn
John Kubbach
W. Ft. Forbes
Honesdale
J. W. Oakford
T. Cramer von Storch
W. McKinney
EK. B. Sturges
John T. Watkins
Equitable Life Assurance Company
W. W. Winton
C. L. Rice
Coal Exchange
Hunt & Connell
Maxeac
Agerss Agents TO
Trenton Iron CO
van Alee % CO
Oxford Iron GO
Revere Rubber
Pweatel Lage
A.B. Bonneville
STAR
American Boiler
Griffin Iron CO
Lackawanna Ave
Maloney Owl and Manufacturing
Meridian Street
M. W. Collins
Waverly
Bergner & Engle
Tannhaeuser Beer
16Th
Filbert Sts
Phila
N. B
Pennsylvania
Broad Street
Market Street Station
Scrantoniane
T. J. Victory
John Hamlin
West Lackawanna Ave
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