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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1897

Page

7

Truesdell Marriage Report Circulates Locally

Miss Ida Williams of Eynon Street wed John Truesdell, a Wyoming House employee, on December 19, 1818. A Tribune reporter visited the bride’s father on Kingon Street to verify the news, but Mr. Truesdell declined public comment. He said he would inform papers when ready.

Ida Williams Eynon Street John Truesdell Ida Wiliams Wyoming House Tribune Iis Kignon Street Mere ‘Truesdell Trucedell Hyvck

Old Bellevue resident Thomas Freeman dies at Willamekirk Ta

Joseph revi aged TS sears an Ol resident of Bellevue Heights died last Sunday at Willlamekirk Ta from rheumatism of the heart. Thomas J Freeman of Avenue C Bellevue, son of the deceased, was called to the western city when it was evident he could not recover. Mir Freeman reached his father’s bedside after a long journey but the sick man expired without regaining consciousness. Funeral was held Tuesday afternoon this week. Freeman had moved from Carbondale Teen years ago to Bellevue Heights and was known as a man of standing and good character. He is survived by a wife and three children Thomas William and Mrs Heese Evans.

Joseph Revi Sears Bellevue Heights Willlamekirk Bit Tweedage Thomaes J. Freeman Avenue C Hellevue Priday Mir Preeman Wiricone Mrr Preeman Bellevue Bheighis Carbondale Lowe Mr. Freeman Bellevue Thomas William South Amerea Mra Heese Evans Williamesburg Thomas Freeman

Championship clash between West Side Republicans teams

The Tonisht othe champion cinchers from the West Side Republican league and the West Side Central Republican league will meet for a duel at the town hall on South Mahil avenue. Start time is eight o clock. Four tables will host players from each side. Listed club men include Wy. Is. Thayer Charles EE Lanning Prowk 2 Reese George Fraunfelter David McCullin William Lewis W Mere Morgan Lewis substitutes Lutther Drew Adh Fraunfelter. League players named are W. OBL Morgan John James ward Miles T Leyshon John HH Reynolds John Wilkins Tra Newton and one unnamed partner. The encounter is described as a scare tactic against the Hepatilean club with a return game planned.

Tonisht West Side Republican League West Side Central Republican Eauly Fale Hare South Mahi Avenue David cCulling William Lewis Mere Morgan Lewis Lutther Drew Adh Fraunfelter W. Obl Morgan John James Ward Miles T. Leyshon John HH. Reynolds John Wilkins Tra Newton League

Sub-Post Station Opens On West Side At Deckers Drug Store

West Side residents urged to support the new sub-postal station opened Jan 2 at Deckers drug store on North Main avenue four doors above Jackson street. Miss Gertrude Decker serves as clerk and expects better service as patronage grows. The North End station has drawn more business despite a smaller population, and increased sales will help fund improvements.

West Side Deckers Drug Store North Main Avenue Jackson Street Gertrude Decker North End Rao G& Greater Decker Hivitie

Delightful Evening at Moday Home with Music and Games

A group of friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Flolae on South Sumner avenue Moday evening for games dancing and piano selections by Miss Afurtha Evans. Attendees included John Denabaum Mr and Mrs John Warstar Mr and Mrs W G Smith Mr and Mrs E d Reber Mr and Mrs Cammer Mr fil Mrs Bo Whitmore Mrs Burs lew Mrs Shooster Mrs EL Gloor Wil Price and others. Supper was served at midnight.

Flolae South Sumner Avenue Moday Afurtha Evans John Denabaum John Warstar W. G. Smith E. d. Reber Cammer Bo. Whitmore Burslew Shooster EL Gloor Wil Price C. Sinker Reynolds Searl Sanker Lartha Shooster Daretha Michel Gen, Sinker George Whitmore Wesley Heber Hegerly Hesholds Midnigh

Patagonia lodge No 26 Installs Pythias Officers

Knights of Pythias Patagonia lodge No 26 on South Main avenue installed officers for the night in Hivans hail. Appointed were John T. Lewis Mist chancellor commander Thomas J Edwards chancellor commander F. Evans vice chancellor John J Rowlands prelate David P Roberts master of work David I Lewis master at arms John A Dageneide guard William Divacon outside guard T R Williams doctor trustee for eighteen months.

Patagonia Lodge Kniehts Pythias South Main Avenue John T. Lewis Thomas J. Edwards Ff. Evans John J. Rowlands David PB. Roberts David I. Lewis John A. Dageer Wiliam Divacon

Anniversary celebration with elaborate exercises observed

A local event marked by a monthlong anniversary celebration featuring elaborate exercises and activities. This description notes community participation and festive displays without detailing specific participants or dates.

West Side hospital to open next Monday with new equipment

Hospital directors met yesterday to plan the opening of West Side hospital. Equipment is to be installed and ready for use by next Monday, with public inspection slated for the latter part of next week. All but two directors attended.

West Side Hospital Wenxin Ge Hospital

Funeral of Godiip Gable at St. John’s German Catholic

The funeral for the late Godiip Gable was held yesterday from St. John's German Catholic church with Rev. Rather Pricker celebrating high mass. A large funeral cortege followed with pallbearers Walter Hagwert, Martin Moran, James Kiff, Jolidenking, August Gable and John Zintle. Interment took place at St. John's cemetery.

Godiip Gable St. John’s Rather Pricker Walter Hagwert Martin Moran Janes Kiff Joli Denking August Gable John Zintle St. John's Cemetery

Social and club notices from Scranton area churches

The Patagonian Sheial club hosts a social at Aachariah hall. Officers elected for the Ladies Aid society of the Scranton Steel Baptist church include Mrs BOG Beddow president, Mrs Cora Merrifield vice president, Mrs William Fowler secretary, and Mrs Bush treasurer. A Bellevue event for No 18 school netted 40 to 45 dollars. The West Side program featured Edwin Bowen and Morris Thomas, The Weat Side Brownies directed by Miss Mattie Watkins. Funeral notices for Mrs Sarah James and Miss Margaret Williams set for attire. Miss Williams’ service follows Mrs James’. Terese Davis of Syracuse engaged to Wish ing tiends. Frank H Belden to join Hallroad YMCA as assistant secretary next Sunday. West Side directory listings include Roberts 126 North Maine and Harriet J Davis Florist 104 South Main. Funeral notices for John H Smith at Washburn Street Presbyterian. Crystal Laundry advertises stiff collars with soft button holes. Also mentions Mrs John Harding visiting in Hampton Street parsonage and Mr Murello Green homebound.

Aachariah Hall Ladies Aid Society Scranton Steel Baptists Shurch Bog. Beddow Cora Merrifield William Fowler Bush Bellevue Edwin Bowen Morris Thomas Mattie Watkins Sarah James Pines Aelock Jeno Hyde Fork Avenue Margaret Vwilliama Carbondale John H. Smith Washburn Street Presbyterian Church John Harding Barton N.Y Flopiety Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church Murello Green Tenth Street Charles James E. ¥. Harrison Mears Hall Main Avenue Clara Jones Lincoln Avenue State Normal School Bloomsburg

American bicycle exports show scale of U S wheel trade

The United States Treasury figures reveal the vast volume and value of American bicycle and wheel exports. September shipments indicate heavy demand, led by Great Britain, with nine month totals showing substantial foreign purchases and per-wheel value metrics.

United States Treasury Leiterestell Saliz Great Britain Montta Morico Ceccesyec Sernanensenr Sebel T Porto Rico

Suburban Club Installations Highlight Local Meetings

Installation of officers took place Tuesday evening at Pharmacy Hall Branch 85 Catholic Mutual Teneficial association with Michal McGarry named president for the sixth time. Knights of Pythias Comet lodge No 40h installed officers at Hartman’s Hall Pittston avenue. District Deputy Schiffer led the rites as knights and friends gathered. Slater lodge delegations attended. South Scranton Board of Trade plans a meeting at Storr’s Hall to rally support and secure a solid future. Crystal Laundry promotes stiff collars with soft button holes. Electric Social Club Masquerade Ball set for Jan 2 at Cer manta hall hosted by Louis Warner. William Van Giggsbeek of Willow Street and the death of his sister prompted local organizing. Miss Manile Conboy’s funeral was held from Patrick Conboy’s Cedar avenue home with Hyde Park cemetery interment. Palmer & McDonalds advertise choice cut flowers.

Pharmacy Hall Catholic Mutual Teneficial Association Michal McGarry M. J. Donahoe Comet Lowe Knights of Pythias Hartman's Hall Pittston Avenue Schiffer Slater Lolger South Scranton Board of Trade Storr’ Hall Elimena eVeot Wwe Eleotric Social Club Cermanta Hall Louis Warner New York City William Van,Giggsbeek Willow Street Oranize Manile Conboy Patrick Conboy Cedar Avenue Hyde Park Cemetery Palmer & McDonalds

Community Notices from Green Ridge and Wilkes-Barre

Local items report Mrs Rockwell Girton being summoned to Salminen due to her brother-in-law illness. The Women's Christian Temperance union holds an evangelistic meeting at 280 Penn Avenue. Mrs M T D Farnham and Leone Fo Etronker left for Windsor to visit friends. Atticus Robertson near death after illness. Patriotic Order Sons of America Camp No. 25 held a large meeting with several initiations and a mock trial. ER D Hughes in Binghamton, NY. J M Atherton recovering from a severe illness. A party at the Slater residence featured dancing, songs, and refreshments with many attendees listed.

Rockwell Girton Delaware Street Salminen Women's Christian ‘Temperance Union Ella Downe Penn Avenue M. TD. Farnham Leone Etronker Street Windsor D. Hughes Binghamton N. Y J. M. Atherton A. L. Spencer V. Slater Meylert Avenue W. Warren JE. Dipney S. V. Slater W. Gifford Farichon J. Elder Mre Hage Mir Mra Aa. Slater Mame Hilder Maggie Hage Mivs Ate Branek Hose Kenehler Misa Ir. Ossig Mame Granen Higgins H. Pringle P. H. Caffrey M. Marion W. HA Slater Diprey

Independents Organize Third Ward Hose Company

A large turnout in Fulton street rooms of the Anthracite Social club discussed forming a hose company. The Independents were elected with officers President John McAnulty Vice President James Fhannaghan Recording Secretary Thomas Leonard Financial Secretary Patrick Martin Treasurer John McCormack and a 30 member roster. Next meeting set for tomorrow evening. Speakers praised the new group and band reorganizations continue under Professor Geo Crump with two weekly rehearsals. The Bouquet dancing class met at Brown's hall.

Citiwens Third Ward Fulton Street Anthracite Social Club John McAnulty James Fhannaghan Thomas Leonard Patrick North Main Avenue Newark N. J Citizens Band Geo. Crump Crump Brown's Hall

School Law Amendment Shifts Superintendent Powers

At the last school board meeting an amendment to the new school law took effect in October, transferring certain authority from the superintendent to school principals. Parents may apply to the principals of a pupil’s sub-district to reinstate a student who has been absent six and a half days. Kerr will deliver a lecture “A Trip Through Ireland” at St. Mark’s parish house tonight at 7:45 p.m. Admission is 25 cents, noted for Mr. Kerr’s famed entertaining and Irish wit. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jay of Webster avenue returned from a visit in Binghamton, N.Y. Miss Margaret Lailey of Archbald visits Miss Tessie McHale of Blastpeet. The Independent Order of H epp sophe treasurer G. W. BR Allen paid $2,000 on a death policy for Mrs. M. Stark. Welcome Social club dance clocks members to meet Friday evening.

Olent Kerr Boranton Ireland St. Mark's Parish House Qcharles Jay Webster Avenue

Funeral notices and local obituaries shift with January events

The report notes funeral services for David Cranston and Bridget O’Haro, with interment at Mount Carmel cemetery and pallbearers named. It records David Turnbull in Avoca attending Cranston’s funeral, a sudden death from old age, and Mrs. A L Snyder’s illness. James Youngs withdraws from county treasurer race. a birth is announced for Mr and Mrs Martin Joyce on Thruep Street.

David Turnbull Groiistreat Avoca David Cranston Bridget O'Haro Michael O'Haro Pine Street St. Mary's Church Whitch Mount Carmel Bryan Healey James Hollerin James O'Hare Patrick Lyon Michael Halpin Thomas O'Hare Dunmore Farm Plo Haro Richard O' Hare James Youngs Als. Snyder Dudley Street Martin Joyce Thruep Street

Local Politics Mix and Social Plans Highlight Connell Council

The Connell council Young Men's Institute officers will be installed tonight. Republican conferees met in Moosic to assign offices including Tax Collector Auditor and Justice of the Peace. Archbald and southwest district supervisors named. town clerk and treasurer to be discussed at Adam Puashold’s Greenwood hotel. Primaries set for this afternoon between 4 and T. Gotham tuxedo club plan forms by local prominent youths. Democratic conferees show appetite to abolish primaries. Young Men’s Institute banquet promises to be a major social event. Adam Faussheld, defeated last election, is urged by friends to run again.

Sehool Connell Council Young Men's Institute Moosic Justice of the Peace Archbald de Gon- Terevs Adam Puashold Greenwood Gotham Adam Faussheld Fasehold

Bargain Bonanza Peaks With Major Storewide Reductions

The values offered since January 2 prove extreme bargains and a climactic week ahead. Enormous markdowns span multiple departments and the entire business, promising significant savings for shoppers.

Silk and Dress Goods Clearance Sale Items

Silk and dress goods offered with clearance sale prices. Wool dress goods and black and colored silks advertised with varying clearance prices. Quality specified as Ge or Tic, indicating different grades. Prices shown as 20c to 39c per piece.

Clearance Sale on White Goods and Furnishings Highlights

Yard wide cambric and Canton flannel items priced for clearance. Pure linen towels and blankets offered with low clearance prices. Down comforts reduced from 5.00 to 2.08 and 3.49. Deals cover two dozen extra quality down comforts and assorted home textiles at steep discounts.

Two Weeks in Florida Excursion Ad From PROMINENT Furnisher

An advertisement by Conrad Hatter and Co offers a personally- conducted Jacksonville tour by Pennsylvania Railroad departing New York January 26. Excursion tickets include transportation and Pullman accommodations with rates from New York 40.00 to Pittsburgh 42.00 and other cities, with details at 10 Broadway New York or Geo W Boyd Philadelphia.

Florida Minti Bouldia Jacksonville Pennsylvania Railroad New York Pullman Cone Berth Ad Meats En Rolite Philadelphia Cunandilirua Mine Wilkes-Barre Pittsburg LM Broadway Geo. W. Hoyd Lrwad Street Station

Grant in Battle Gloves Become Iconic Through Virginia Campaign

In a Century magazine excerpt, General Grant is described during the opening Virginia campaign spending long hours at a central HQ site. He wears thread gloves, smokes a cigar, and whittles sticks, reshaping each just as the day ends. The gloves wear out, then vanish until the Appomattox campaign.

Ohares Cain Appomattox Campasien Virginia Campoleoine Grant Lorence Porter

Going Out of Business Auction Offer

Announced sale offers watches diamonds and jewelry at a liquidation auction. Dayldow Brog at 217 Lack'a Avenue hosts the event with items from the line being offered at reduced prices.

Dayldow Brog

Mystic Cure hailed for rheumatism and neuralgia relief

Claims a single day to three days to cure rheumatism and neuralgia. Describes rapid effect on the system and removal of the cause with immediate disappearance of illness. First dose said to greatly benefit. Priced at 75 cents and sold by Carl Loreng, 415 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton druggist.

Eplum United States Carl Loreng Lackawanna Avenue Scranton

We Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Claim

An old advertisement touts a remedy promising to cure a cold in one day using Bromo Qu nine tablets. It claims a full refund from all druggists if the product fails, priced at 26 cents.

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