Poorboard Minutes Reflect Quiet Session and Delays
The poor board met in regular session with full attendance except Cook and Rivendure. Quorum formed with Morgan arriving late. Bills were deferred to the next meeting while relief cases were noted as disposed. A tuition bill from Greenfield for Burton and Enoch Vail and Grant Simpson lingered two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poor Board
Cook
Rivendure
Morgan
Williams
Lynch
Fell Township
Forest City
Greenfield Township
Burton
Enoch Vail
Grant Simpson
Carbondale
McCabe
Aon
Fall Frook Street
Flo
Mesere
William Walker
M. Fr. Norton
Board of Hospital Directors
Rivenburg
Handicapped Pool Tourney Set by Carbondale Cycle Club
The Carbondale Cycle Club outlines a four class pool tournament starting Monday night with handicaps: scratch players in class one receive eight balls to class two sixteen to class three and twenty four to class four. Forty point games will be played to fifty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale Cycle Club
G. J. Benton
Fred Swingle
A. L. Stewart
A. Morgan
J. H. Reese
J. A Hoole
Samuel Reynolds Dies After Coal Dust Inhalation
Samuel Reynolds died at his Belmont street home on Thursday evening after never recovering from coal dust inhalation last Monday night. A farmer by trade born in Fell township he moved to the city thirteen years ago. He is survived by four sisters including Mrs William N Wells of Greenfield and a brother Abram Reynolds of Scranton. The funeral is at 1 pm today at 20 Pike Street home of Mr and Mrs Frank Wells. Interment in Sandbank Cemetery, Greenfield township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Reynolds
Belmont Street
Fell Township
William N. Wells
Greenfield
Abram Reynolds
Scranton
Frank Wells
Pike Street
Sandbank Cemetery
Greeneld Township
Tommy Shearer Company at the Grand for Week
The Tommy Shearer company returns to the Grand for a week starting Monday evening with a new repertoire of popular price plays. The lineup includes The Victorian Cross The Romance of Korween The Girl from Porto Rivo Heart of the Rockies A Woman's Redemption Mother and Son The Roaring Windble and The Bachelor's Divorce. Ladies tickets issued for Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Shearer
Houxes
Korween
Porto Rivo
Interior remodel underway at Trinity parish house
Workmen have begun the remodeling of the interior of Trinity parish house. Pews will be used in the Sunday school room of the new church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel and chairs will be repurposed in the parish house. A new floor will be laid and the room will be ready for service tomorrow. After the new Trinity church opens on February 10, the large room will serve Sunday school and parish purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Parish House
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Trinity Church
City barbers join union set Sunday closings
Every barber in the city joins the new barbers union. Shops will close on Sundays with interiors in view and every night except Saturday and holidays at 8 o clock. Price schedules to be fixed at the next meeting. Union selects Sons of Temperance hall as headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbers’ Union
Sons of Temperance Hall
Funeral set for Mrs Eva Vaughan sister of C W Fulkerson
The funeral for Mrs Eva Vaughan who died Thursday evening will be Sunday at 2 o clock. The Rev Mr Chaffee of the First Methodist Church will conduct the sermon. Interment will be private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Vaughan
C. W. Fulkerson
Mr. Chaffee
First Methodist Episcopal Church
AOH Division No 12 Holds Evening Meeting at St Rowe Hall
A special meeting of Division No 12 Ancient Order of Hibernians is scheduled this evening at St Rowe hall. All members are expected to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division No
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
St. Rowe Hall
Lincoln Day Celebration Considered By Grand Army Men
Discussion in this city focuses on feasible ways to mark Lincoln day February 12 with Grand Army veterans weighing options and potential plans for a community observance.
City to Observe National Holiday With Memorial Events
A new national holiday is being observed in this state and has sparked discussion of a local demonstration. Davies, a city official, is urged to organize actions in the interim month to honor the martyred president. Possible forms include a parade, a public entertainment by local talent, and a banquet, with plans likely for this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davies Post
Back From the South George Kimball Returns from Florida
Mr and Mrs George Kimball of Spring Street return Thursday from a Florida trip with Mrs Kimballs niece Mrs Elroy Thompson of Brockton Mass who will stay on and be joined later by her husband a Brockton Enterprise night editor The Kimballs found excellent quail pigeon and small game in Florida and Mr Kimball may retire from business this year Mrs Thompson formerly Miss Tilden delighted Carbondallans with her singing two years ago In Punta Gorda he extended his stay to hunt and skipped Cuba eventually returning via New York Boston and home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kimball
Spring Street
Florida
Mra. Kimball
Mra
Elroy Thompson
Brockton
Mass
Cuba
Punta Gorda
Fla
New York
Boston
Mr. Kimball
Witnesses from City Testify in Gilby Felonious Wounding Case
A number of local witnesses appeared before the Beranton grand jury in various cases. A. D. Wyllie James Robinson and Patrick Carden were called to testify in the felonious wounding case against Constable Steve Gilby. Next Monday the Carbon date liquor cases will come up in the county seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton
A. D. Wyllie
James Robinson
Patrick Carden
Steve Gilby
Warning on counterfeit half dollars circulating locally
Experts warn residents to beware counterfeit 50 cent coins in the area. The fake coins mimic real currency except for ragged dates and an unusually glossy surface, suggesting they were recently cleaned or laundried.
Erie mine drivers strike rumor disputed by official
Armuner reports wide street circulation that Erie mine drivers may be on strike but Superintendent Walker says the issue started with three boys refusing work and denies a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armuner
Erie
Walker
Injured man resting after shaft car accident
George W. Simrell, attacked by a breaking pushing pole at the No. 1 shaft, has a broken jaw and bruised back and neck. He rests comfortably, cannot take solid food, but has shown slight improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Simrell
Mr. Simrell
Hankins Returns Home From Month Long Visit
Willam Hankins returned to his Duluth home on Thursday after a month with his family in this city. Mrs. Hankins planned to accompany him west but a child's illness forced a postponement of the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Hankins
Duluth
Kilkur Named Ticket Agent at Mayfield Appointment
Patrick Kilkur, clerk in the Delaware and Hudson freight house, is appointed ticket agent at Mayfield. He will assume duties at the start of the next month when the current agent leaves for the Ontario and Western road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Kilkur
Delaware and Hudson Freight House
Mayfield
Ontario and Western Road
River Street resident hosts small Thursday gathering
Master Frank Davis of River Street entertained friends on Thursday evening. Guests included Wilbur Morgan, Raymond Wright, William Morgan, Donald Brooke, Frank Herbert, and Duane Pethick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davis
River Street
Wilbur Morgan
Raymond Wright
William Morgan
Donald Brooke
Frank Herbert
Duane Pethick
Funeral of Mrs Margaret Campbell
The funeral for Mrs Margaret Campbell will be held this morning with the cortege leaving upper Canaan Street at 9 o'clock. Services at St Rose's Church will follow and interment will be in St. Ase Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Campbell
Upper Canaan Street
St. Rose's Church
St. Ase
Meetings Tonight Honor Fraternal Groups Unite
Court Lily No 0 Foresters of America Diamond lodge No 26 Shield of Honor Division No 13 Ancient Order of Hibernians hold gatherings this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Lily
Foresters of America
Diamond Lodge
Shield of Honor
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Pay Day for Delaware and Hudson Mine Workers
The Delaware and Hudson mine department employees on the north side were paid yesterday. The south side workers were paid on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson Mine Department
Reserved renta diagram opens at Roberts and Reynolds store
The diagram for the reserved rental plan for the Young Men's Union convert will open this evening at Roberts and Reynolds' store, as announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Union
Roberts & Reynolds
Matinee Showings and Weeknight Theatre Lineup
Today's matinee features Novingon Crusoe. Tonight offers A Night in New York. Monday presents The Victorian Cross, highlighting a varied theater schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The Cooking Club Meeting at Miss Fiizabeth Scurry Home
The Cooking Club will meet this afternoon at the residence of Miss Fiizabeth Scurry on Wyoming Street.
Meetings Tomorrow Pioneer Father Mathew Society Cadets
Readable notes list upcoming gatherings including the Pioneer Father Mathew Society and Bt. Joseph's Cadets with details of dates and venues to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Father Mathew Society
Bt. Joseph's Cadets
Sunday church services and activities listed at two churches
At First Methodist Episcopal Church on North Church Street Rev A F Chaffee leads morning prayers baptisms and preaching with Sunday school at noon Junior and Senior Leagues meet in the afternoon and evening services follow. First St Paul’s Lutheran Church on Church Street observes Epiphany with Sabbath school at 9 30 and services at 10 30 a child led sermon quotes I must be about my Father's business Jesus Christ St Luke 11 49 and a financial report. At 3 pm the Young People’s association holds its monthly meeting. all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
North Church Street
Balem Avenue
A. F. Chaffee
Terrace Street
Carlton
St. Paul's
Church Street
F. Ehinger
Jesus Christ
Board of Trustees
Young People's Association
Religious Services and church notices for Trinity and Tierenn churches
Trinity Protestant Episcopal church at 62 River street schedules Holy Communion and sermon at 10 30 a m evening prayer and sermon at 7 80 oclock Sunday school at 12 m teachers meeting Friday at 7 0 oclock Trinity guild meets Tuesday evening Ladies guild Wednesday afternoon Tierenn Baptist church corner Lincoln avenue and North Church Street lists services at 10 30 a m and 7 20 p m mid week service Thursday 7 30 p m Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor meets Sunday at 6 20 p m Junior Society Sunday 3 30 p m Sunday school at 12 m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Fs River Street
KR. A. Sawyer
River Street
Trinity Guild
Ladies' Guild
Tierenn Baptist Church
Lincoln Avenue
North Church Street
H. Z. Whalen
D. D
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Congregational Church Services Announced
First Congregational at Eighth Avenue and South Church Street led by Rev. M C Elliott offers Sabbath services at 9 16 20 a m and 7 20 p m with Sunday school at 2 pm Young Men's Union at 3 45 pm and prayer services Thursday at 7 pm plus CE 645 pm auxiliary events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational
Eighth Avenue
South Church Street
M.C. Elliott
Young Men's Union
Stey Charles Lee Leads Salem Street Church Services
Charles Lee pastor at 66 North Church street conducts Sunday services at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m weekly prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7 90 o clock in Salem area church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Church Street
Salem Avenue
Stey
Charles Lee
Sunday services and classes at South Church corner Ninth Avenue
Sunday services are scheduled for 10 30 a m and 6 p m with Sunday school at 2 p m. Mid week services are listed for Tuesday at 7 40 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Church Street
Corner Ninth Avenue
Church notices list area churches and rectors
Church of St Rose de Lina on North Church street beyond Park place lists Rev Thomas F Coffey rector at 6 North Church street. Assistants Rev John Dixon and Rev Walter Gorman of Our Lady of Mount Carmel on Fallbrook street. Rev Cerutti rector with services at 9 and 10 30 a m Sunday.
Street Clerk Arrests On Lincoln Avenue Nuisance
Street Commissioner John Whilleen arrested a man named McCue of the South Side yesterday for drunken and disorderly conduct. He troubled residents on Lincoln avenue near Main street and will likely have a hearing before the mayor today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whilleen
McCue
South Side
Lincoln Avenue
Main Street
Local Car Repairers Union Expected Among Railroads
A union of car repairers connected with three local railroads is planned. An organizer is active in the area and a meeting is likely next week to form the union, as this class of workers grows in numbers and strength.
Illnesses and accidents sweep local streets
Frank Kall on Jeffrey street is seriously ill with grip and possible pneumonia symptoms. Mrs. John Addiley on Brook street is ill at home. Joseph Hansen on Seventh avenue has the grip. Miss Gertrude Smith on Belmont street is ill. Lt. Van Gorder is homebound on Wayne street by illness. John Donnelly on Cottage street is confined at home. Patrick Lynch also has the grip. W E B Roberts on Belmont street suffers from the prevailing grip epidemic. David G. Smith slipped on a log sidewalk near his home Thursday night and dislocated his shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kall
Jeffrey Street
John Addiley
Brook Street
Joseph Hansen
Seventh Avenue
Gertrude Smith
Belmont Street
van Gorder
Wayne Street
John Donnelly
Cottage Street
Patrick Lynch
W. EB. Roberts
David G. Smith
Town Guests from Syracuse Scranton and Kingston
Charles Wescott of Syracuse and Frank Cobb of Electric City were in town yesterday. Miss Elsie Arthur of Scranton and Miss Kathleen MacDonnell of the West Side planned visits to Scranton friends. Mrs H C Wheeler and Mrs J B Rowleon visit New York. Miss Kate Sullivan of Kingston visits her sister Mrs John W White. John Fineren of Dundaff Street leaves to resume studies at St Marys Academy Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wescott
Syracuse
Frank Cobb
Electric City
Elsie Arthur
Scranton
Kathleen MacDonnell
West Side
H. C. Wheeler
J. B. Rowleon
New York City
Kate Sullivan
Kingston
John W. White
Seventh Avenue
John Fineren
Dundaff Street
St. Mary‘’a Academy
Baltimore
German Court Physician's Discovery Aids Distressed Cases
A description credits Dr. Krause, Germany's famed court physician, with early prescriptions that predate antipyrine and claim remarkable speed in curing distressing cases, noted in bold by Matthew Broad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Krause
Germany
Matthew Broa
Dr Strong Opens New Office In Setonton Area
Dr. De C. HM Strong, long time Setonton physician, opens at 400 Lackawanna Avenue over the Paria store with seven years abroad in leading European hospitals. He offers tailored remedies from a fully equipped medical laboratory for chronic and incurable diseases of the nose throat bronchial tubes lungs stomach liver kidneys heart bladder and female illnesses. Free consultation and examination. Hours 9 to 12 2 to 6 and 7 to 8. Sundays by appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. C. HM. Strong
Setonton
Lackawanna Avenue
Paria
Europe
Strong
Daria
Death of Richard Evans in Jermyn at age thirty
Richard Evans died at his Third street home after pneumonia illness. He leaves a wife and two young sons, Alfred and Alvin, plus sisters Mrs. Judson Lane of Moosic and Mrs. Hannick of Priceburg. Funeral plans are set with Knights of Pythias and Delaware and Hudson lodge members attending. Additional notes report births, illnesses, church notices, and a moving pictures showing by Lyman Howe tonight in the Methodist Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Evans
Third Street
Alfred
Alvin
Judson Lane
Moosic
Hannick
Priceburg
Delaware and Hudson Kew Fund
Liberty Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Knights of Pythian
Glenwood
Erie
Keystone
First Aid Society
Forest City
Henry Smallacombe
Salome Evans
Mayfield
Primitive Methodist Sunday School
Richard Harvey
Mra
William Williams
Mian Jennie Tompkins
Rose Wasley
Arthur Miller
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
Maynard RK
Thompson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lyman Howe
Olyphant School Board Sets Record for Quick Meeting
The Olyphant school board finished its regular meeting in fifteen minutes with only Mr. Lally absent. Bills approved include Olyphant electric plant, $8, R Wilson $33.98, John Dempsey $53.50, Olyphant Water Co $51, Moolae Mountain Coal Co, and others. Dominick Fadden added to exonerations. Attendance down at night schools due to a popular priced theatrical company. Town council to meet Monday. Funeral for Mrs. Mary Roberta set at 2 pm from Hill Street home. Presbyterian services concluded. next Congregational services by Young People’s Christian Endeavor. Mrs. Roymane Snyder injured in a stairs fall. Tommy Shearer company closes week at Father Mathew Opera House with The Roaring Creek Swindle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lally
Olyphant Electric Plant
KB. R. Wilson
John Dempsey
Olyphant Water Company
Mooele Mountain Coal Company
George B. Holleran
J. C. McAndrew
Dominick Fadden
Cummings
Mary Roberta
Hill Street
Union Cemetery
Presbyterian Church
B. F. Hammond
A. H B. Conger
Scranton
Congregational Church
Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
Roymane Snyder
Delaware Street
F. L. van Sickle
Tommy Shearer Company
Father Mathew Opera House
Roaring Creek
Nightwear sale with graded robes and shirts
Advertises high grade muslin robes at 35c to 59c, flannel robes 48c and 75c, flannel pajamas 45c valued at 2.00, all $1.00 grade shirts, and unlaundered white and fleece shirts at 1.00. Includes various discount pricing and stock descriptions.
Discounted Hats and Linen Goods Advertisement Note
A brief newspaper notice markets 20 percent discounts on house coats, bath robes, umbrellas and dress suit cases. It highlights a window offer with hats priced at $2.00 to $4.00 and a 4-ply linen item at ten cents, emphasizing selection and savings.
Matinee "Mother and Son" Prepares Pleasing Acts
A special matinee titled Mother and Son will be presented with many pleasing specialties between the acts. The company will travel to Carbondale from this venue. Missea Golden of Dunmore and Kenney of New York stayed with Photographer Golden on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Missea Golden
Dunmore
Kenney
New York
Golden
Fire Nearly Destroys Peckville Home on Mill Street
A blaze at Jesse Scott’s Peckville home on Mill Street near 8 pm Thursday damaged the upstairs front room where Mrs. John Decker works. A burning Rochester lamp ignited a lace curtain and spread quickly. a bucket brigade saved the house, but the room and several dresses were burned and no insurance left Mrs. Decker to bear the loss. Additional church notices and local matters follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Scott
Mill Street
Peckville Baptist Church
Thomas
Christ
Sterrick Creek
James W. Smith
Smith
CALAEs Summit and Local Notes from East Lemon Area
Dr Robert Cameron and family settle in B F Pedricks new house. A Tunkhannock river fishing party from East Lemon includes William Justin Arthur Decker Ashley Bought M M Hufford Alva Townsend. Teachers local institute at the school house today at 10 and 1. A party attends Sousa concert in Scranton on Wednesday night. Mrs William Justin visiting Scranton this week. Miss Minnie Arnold dies of typhoid fever at home yesterday morning. Funeral Sunday at 1 pm with interment at Clark's Green. William Miller of Scranton visiting son Frank. Masters Harry and Jay Justin spending a few days in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cameron
B. FL
Pedrick
Tunkhannock River
East Lemon
Mesera
William Justin
Arthur Decker
Ashley Bought
M. M. Hufford
Alva Townsend
Edward Brown
Harold Parker
Oran Sharp
Hagel
Vina Justin
Tia Jennings
Enina Vonstorch
Rose Lynch
Sousa
Scranton
Minnie Arnold
Clark's Green
William Miller
Frank
Pines
Masters Harry
Jay Justin
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab Lets Claim Cure in One Day
Advertises a cold remedy promising cure in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. States druggists refund money if it fails. Mentions EK and W. Grove as signature on each box. Price five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Grove
Local Social Notes From Scranton And Nearby Towns
Miss Tann Sayre of Scranton spent last Sabbath with her parents Mr and Mrs John Sayre. Stanley Rogers of Mill City visits his sister Mrs T W Wilson. Mrs Potter of Scranton returns home after visiting sister Mrs Charles Millard. Mr Robert Sproul has returned from a business trip to New York. Laura Chubb improves from scarletina. Mr and Mrs Fenton of New York state visit Mr Peter Yeager. Woman's Christian Temperance union holds no parlor social at George Bhawnet home. attendance large. Mr William Hinds recovering from illness. Mrs A Wall of Scranton callers in town Thursday. Funeral of late Mrs Perry Wesser held at Methodist Episcopal church with interment Forest Hill cemetery Mimbhurst. Mrs A W Barden and daughter Alice return from Massachusetts trip. Mr Charles Noack recovering from grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tann Sayre
Scranton
John Sayre
Stanley Rogers
Mill City
T. W. Wilson
Potter
Charles Millard
Robert Sproul
New York
Laura Chubb
Scarletina
Mrs. Fenton
Methodist Episcopal Church
Forest Hill Cemetery
Mimbhurst
Mra
A. W. Barden
Alice
Massachusetts
Charles Noack
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Services
Mieveslfe Tingley and May Esta Brooke of Gibson Pa visit Rev J N Batley. Mrs A E Bertholf of Scranton visits Mrs Dix in Minooka. H L Warner travels to Wa rlusing then Beatrice Neb. for a new home. Funeral of Benjamin Knapp Greenwood noted with Maregy Cemetery interment. Mayme Hinds visits T H Johnson Cracedale. Presbyterian service tomorrow led by Rev S V Young with sermons at 10:30 and 7:20 and 2 p m Sunday school. Methodist Episcopal service tomorrow with sermons at 1:00 and 7:30 and 2 p m Sunday school. Special services planned for the coming week each evening except Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mieveslfe Tingley
May Estabrooke
Gibson, Pa
J. N. Batley
A. E. Bertholf
Scranton
Dix
Minooka Avenue
H. L. Warner
Wralusing
Beatrice
Neb
Benjamin Knapp
Greenwood
Maregy Cemetery
Mise Mayme Hinds
Methodial Episcopal Church
Primitive Methodist services and town growth noted
Services will be held tomorrow at 10 30 morning and 7 evening with Sunday school at 2 20 pm. Rev Wilson Bentley presides. Stella Hall is seriously ill with pneumonia. Jacob Weiland’s new South Main residence nears completion. Ten new houses rise in the rapidly growing section. Mrs George Knapp and John Grier of Main Street suffer illness and pneumonia respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primitive Methodist Church
Wilson Bentley
Stella
Cuthbert Hall
Carmall Street
Jacob Weiland
South Main Street
George Knapp
Main Street
John Grier
Elmhurst Notes On Local Church Services And Lyceum Visit
Rev 1 Prey assisted in evangelia t the services at Clark's Green Thursday night and last night. Dr and Mrs J W Knedler and Mr and Mrs A B Clay were among locals who heard Bouse and his band at the Lyceum Wednesday afternoon. Miss Hessle Buckingham has com
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prey
Clark's Green
J. W. Knedler
Ura
A. B. Clay
Bouse
Lyceum
Hessle Buckingham
Scranton Music Lessons Highlight Local Visits
Meneeda Henson completed piano lessons at Scranton College of Music under Prof. Haydn Evans. Mrs. Margaret Brink returned home after six weeks with Scranton friends. Dr. Snyder and Dr. Gray visited Elmwood hall property. Parcel Frantz spent Sunday with his family. Mrs. Martin Devanney swapped her Scranton property for the Park hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meneeda Henson
Scranton College of Music
Haydn Evans
Margaret Brink
Scranton
Dr. Snyder
Binghamton, N. Y
Dr. Gray
Atlantic City
Elmwood Hall
Parcel Frantz
Martin Devanney
Park Hotel
The Many Sided Van Horne
A profile of Sir William Van Horne detailing his role as railroad magnate and his broader pursuits. The piece notes his artistic talents, multilingual studies of Japan, extensive art collection, and ventures in farming and mushroom cultivation. It cites his age, Montreal home, and leadership of a two hundred million dollar empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William van Llorne
Cecil Rhodes
Japan
William
Montreal
Illinois
Sir William van Horne
Sydney
Cape Breton
New York
Mall
Deafness Cure Ad Promises Expert Remedies
The notice claims deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube. It promises non surgical cures for catarrh related deafness and offers one hundred dollars for any case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Includes orders and circulars from ORERER & CO. and Dr Hall's Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
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Sabe
The
Tribune
Burke
E.L. Hatfield
the Barbers Union
Imua
Mrs. Vaughan
Grand Jury
Mrs. Campbell
Methodist
Lutheran
Episcopal
Baptist
First Presbyterian
Jermyn and Mayfield
Olyphant
Sec
Louis H. Isaacs
Spruce Street
Peckville
Calae’'S
Moscow
Elmhurst
van Horne
H. 4
Lewis
Annalee's
Orerer & CO
Teledo
Dr Halls
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