West Scranton Checks Passes Charged Against Kishpaugh
M W Kishpaugh residing with his wife on South Malin avenue was arrested yesterday by Officer Davie on warrants for passing worthless checks. The wife was identified as the person who passed the checks to Brandt and Schank Spencer and McWilliams. The couple denied the charges and Kishpaugh remained in custody at the Jackson Street station awaiting hearing. Each check was for 18 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W W. Kishpaugh
Fuller
South Malin Avenue
Davie
Kishpineh
Brandt
McWilliams
Schank & Spencer
Grand Union Tea
Local Patriotic Order of Ameri cans Elects Officers in Washington
At the regular meeting of Wleetric comp. Se. d3 Patriotic Order of Ameri cans in Washington Thell bust, District President Mary Mouse installed officers for the coming year. Maury Biddleman was named President with Thomas H. Davis as assistant president and Lottie Spencer as vice-president. Other posts filled include Amelia Scholl conductor Linla Hettle recording secretary Ida Eldred financial secretary Linden Decker treasurer, Louisa Greers guard and Josephine Price sentinel. Initiating team from South Scranton camp No fi observed four candidates entering the order. A social hour followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Order of Americans
Washington
Mary Mouse
Maury Biddleman
Thomas H. Davis
Lottie Spencer
Amelia Scholl
Leni Davis
Linla
Hettle
Ida Eldred
Linden V. Decker
Robert T. Eldred
Louisa Greers
Josephine Price
South
Scranton
No. Fi
Ward Mission School Social at North Garfield Avenue
The Ward Mission School of the First Baptist church held an entertainment and social last evening in their building on North Garfield avenue. The largely attended program featured solos recitations trios and duets followed by refreshments. Participants included Thomas Abrams Ruth Thomas W. W. Evans John Evans Mrs 8 TD Pettit Bow sie Richards Dayvie Stephens Pearl Jenkins Phoebe Getty Thomas Beddoe and daughter and others.
West Side Central Republican Club Sets Evening Meeting
The West Side Central Republican club holds its regular meeting tonight with amendments to by laws on the agenda. Dues and changing meeting nights are under discussion. The first annual informal dance tickets go on sale for February 18 at Mears hill with Bouchier's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Central Republican Club
Bouchier
Bellevue Welsh Calvinists’ Choir Prepares March Cantata
The Bellevue church children's choir rehearses A Dialogue of Birds for a March public presentation. John W. Jones Thomas Abrams and Mrs John Reese James will assist the choir. the regular choir works on Olde Folks Concerto next month with Reese Sammuels directing for an excellent production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue Welsh
Revival meetings discuss Where Art Thou themes
The revival gatherings grow, last night’s topic Where Art Thou examined three points about Min being somewhere, his presence where unwanted, and repentance avoiding wetting where undesired. Tonight the topic shifts to The Pleasures of Sin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min
Services over late John Bef at family home
Services were held yesterday afternoon at the 384 North Sumner Avenue residence for the bereaved wife and mother who recently lost her husband and son. The rites were conducted by Rey, with many relatives friends and neighbors gathering to express sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bef
North Sumner Avenue
Rey
Large Textile Sale Offers All Wool Dress Goods by Yard
Bargains on Paramatta Suitings 38 inches wide and 46 to 54 inch all wool fabrics. Prices drop from 75 cents to 9 cents per yard on various lots including Henriettas and Venetians. Highlighted by 46 inch and 54 inch all wool pieces with sale prices ranging from 40 to 69 cents per yard plus one dollar was price drops to 75 cents.
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PBR
Ms Sie Cijate Sa Oc
Beereverd Vaa Alecoitraeielste Nele
OuDa Ala Venra
Eeee Essere
Local church services and club meetings listed in Scranton notice
Jacob Schootlinte pastor of Chestnut Street German Presbyterian church interment was in Washburn Street cemetery. Various lodges and societies attend the funeral service. The Ladies Aid society will hold an all day session with lunch in the church dining room at noon. West Side Central Republican club meets tonight at Mill Street and Jackson. Revs McHenry and St Davids rector invite confirmation class joiners. Washburn Street Bible school teachers meet tonight followed by an important matter. Sons of Temperance Glee club and Temperance choir rehearse at Morgan's Hall. Limburger Sovdial club plans sleigh ride to Olyphant leaving Swetland Street at 7. Sloan and Central Mine Local No 128 United Mine Workers meet at Juanes Hall. Oxford Glee club rehearses at Co operative Hall at 8 with full attendance requested. West Scranton Assembly Royal Society of Good Fellows holds regular session at Red Men's Hall.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Washbur Street Presbyterian Church
West Side Central Republican Club
Millsh Avenue
Jackson Street
BE. J. McHenry
St. David's Episcopal Church
Washburn Street Presbyterian Bible School
Lewis Latcham
Dean Street
Mary Marly
Pittston
Mary Mullally
Wilkes-Barre
Durkin Street
Aliee Vail
Church Avenue
North Scranton
Young Men’s Institute
Green Ridge
Phil Sheridan Council
North Matin Avenue
Chuir
Alderman Meyers
Thomas John
J. (. Morris
Father Whitty Society
St. Mary's Hall
Providence Delaware and Hudson Station
Electric City Wheelmen organize two bowling teams with local players
The Electric City Wheelmen bowling club lists a first team led by captain Frank Wettling and including David Owens Samuel Metrucken Beatty Williams and Barry Davis. A second team features Henry Bruning Thomas Skerri Mont Carpenter WHI Diehl and Mr Bevan.
Mrs Griffith Davies Found at Home on North Main Avenue
Mrs Griffith Davies is at her home on North Main Avenue. Mrs EB Teal of South Lincoln is also mentioned in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith T. Davies
North Main Avenue
EB. WR. Teal
South Lincoln
Keups Balsain Promised Cure For Coughs
A fragmented ad-like snippet touts Keups Balsain as the medicine to cure coughs and lingering throat troubles, claiming quick relief and featuring brief sales language without reliable details.
Praises Pyramid Pile Cure
Mrs Anion Medron of Savannah writes she suffered years with piles and rectal trouble until using Pyramid Pile Cure. She claims two years of relief and full cure. The remedy is advertised as safe with no narcotics, though druggists sell counterfeit versions at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anion Medron
Savannah
Plese
Egiers
Local Social Notes From Olyphant and Berwick
A glimpse of residents visiting each other and returning home. Hugh Logan of North Lincoln avenue spends the week with friends in Olyphant. Charles Connor of Berwick has returned home from a visit with Mr and Mrs A W Musgrave of Division street. Miss Jennie Morgan of North Whilmore avenue is reported to be quite at her home.
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Olyphant
S. Hugh Logan
North Lincoln Avenue
Charles Connor
Berwick
A. W. Musgrave
Division Street
Jennie Morgan
North Whilmore Avenue
Collision damages Scranton Traction cars on North Main
Two electric Scranton Traction cars Nos 115 and 124 on the Providence line collided head on near Parker Street causing severe shaking to four women aboard one car. Motormen escaped injury and both damaged cars were moved to the Providence car barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Avenue
Parker Street
Scranton Traction
Entertainment Benefit For Miner Widow At St Marys Hall
Last evening several well known young men of this part of the city held an entertainment in St Marys hall for the widow of the late Michiel Keegan of Charles street, killed in the mines recently. The programme featured various solos and vocal numbers followed by a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Hall
Michiel Keegan
Charles Street
Elected Marquette council officers installed in St Marys Hall
The officers elected by the Marquette council Young Men's Institute were installed Tuesday evening in their rooms in St. Marys hall on Market street. Installed were William A Lynott president Charles Dougherty vice president James Mahon second vice president B P A Carroll recording secretary John Mullen financial secretary John Murtaugh treasurer John Devers marshal and Charles Carrell and John McAnulty sentinels.
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Marquette Council
Young Men’s Institute
St. Mary’s Hall
Market Street
William A A. Lynott
Charles Dougherty
James Mahon
BP. A. Carroll
John Mullen
John Murtaugh
John Devers
Charles Carrell
John McAnulty
Various Community Events Postings At Scranton Venues
Monday plans include Holy Rosary church opening at St Marys hall and a social at Miss Aliee Vails home. Local groups meet this evening with rehearsals, eisteddfod preparations, and a military ball at the Auditorium with attendance from Father Whitty society and WilkesBarre guests.
South Scranton Match Nets Visitor Victory at Bowling
South Scranton match between South Side Bowling Club and central city players ends with the visitors triumphing in all three games. Fahrenholt led with 202, Hawek posted the top game average, and a social luncheon followed the match. Other notes include officers of the German Benevolent Society installed and Margaret Mack funeral.
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German Beneficial Society
Richard Zulager
Margaret Mack
South Side
Buesta
Central City
Fahrenholt
Hawek
Kranken Ungerstitsungs Verein Installs Officers at Weekly Meeting
The GermanBeneficial society held yesterday evening's meeting at Mirtz's hall Pittston avenue. New candidate initiated and three members proposed. Officers installed include President Charles Liermann and Vice President Gus Hohrer. The group has twelve years of existence sixty members and a treasury of 1700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kranken Ungerstitsungs Verein
Mirtz’s
Pittston Avenue
Charles Liermann
Gus Hohrer
Eugene Melchior
Joseph Wagter
Charles Graft
John Rose
Birthday fete honors Richard Zulager at home
Richard Zulager a well known resident of this side was 44 years of age last Monday and hosted a birthday gathering for friends. Guests assembled early to wish him well then moved to the dining room where an elegant lunch was served. After several hours of games and dancing they departed at midnight praising the genial host and hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Zulager
Ald
Mrs. Margaret Mack laid to rest after impressive ceremony
Mrs. Margaret Mack died Monday and was buried with a large gathering yesterday. Her remains were taken to St. Peter's cathedral from the Prospect avenue home for last rites, with interment in Hyde Park cemetery. An infant child of Mr and Mrs Schlaunnia died Tuesday and was privately buried in Minooks cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mack
St. Peter's Cathedral
Prospect Avenue
Hyde Park
Valuable horse owned by Spruks Bros. dies
A valuable horse owned by Spruks Bros lumber dealers died yesterday morning. The Star Social club parade is tonight at o'clock with a ball next Monday night. General Grant commanders Knights of Malta meet in Hartman's hall this evening. Midweek services were held at the German Presbyterian church on Hickory street. M F Ruane of 1824 Cedar avenue was badly hurt at work in the Lackawanna round house Tuesday and will be laid up for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spruks Bros
Star Social Club
Hhe Society
Missionary lecture portrays Alaskan natives and reform work
Rev V T Lukens spoke at First Presbyterian on Alaska, using stereopticon views from his photographs. He described Aleut life as violent and open, praised Christian missionaries for conversion efforts, and highlighted a mission school with 125 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. T. Lukens
Alaska
Hind
First Presbyterian Church
Tey
Adtian Bose
Lukens
Township Conference Names Officers and Appointments
The Democrats of Lackawanna township met to apportion spring election offices. John J. Coyne was elected permanent chairman and Patrick Heenan secretary. Districts allocated two commissioners and various school director and auditor seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Township
John J. Coyne W
Patrick Heenan
Southwest
East
Obituary: Mrs Mary Kearney of Archbald Dies at Home
Mary Kearney of Archbald died at her home yesterday at 7 o clock. She was among Archbald’s oldest residents and a Christian woman of high ideals. Survived by children John J. Kearney M J Kearney Jamon A Kearney Jennie Nellie Kearney Mrs Helfersy and Mrs Thomas Kelly Archbald and Dr P L H A Kearney of this city. Funeral tomorrow at 10 from St Thomas church Archbald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kwuarney
Archbald
John J. Kearney
M. J. Kearney
Jamon A. Kearney
Jennie
Nellie Kearney
Helfersy
Thomas Kelly
PL HA. Kearney
Letters From The People
Readers submit short letters of interest for publication with the writer's name. The Tribune does not assume responsibility for opinions expressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Warning to Minooka Official over Public Placard Plot
A wary letter from Downe, Mingoka, dated January, warns a Minooka department representative of political threats and public shaming. The writer denies seeking a quiet upheaval and asserts loyalty to a union while accusing the other of inflammatory rhetoric and deceitful schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidster
Vribune— Bir
Minooka Department
Neranton Times
Alyasa
Mituoka
Engines Overhauled by City Fire Chief Slowe
Engineer Daniel J. Slowe of engine company No 1 completed a full overhaul of all city engines. Steamers received re packed components and new valves across nine engines while chemical engines got new valves enabling higher pump capacity. Total cost under $100. Slowe, a skilled machinist, prefers hands on work over idle time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel J. Slowe
Engine Company No. 1
Slowe
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Jacob Schoetite
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General News
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David Owens
Samuel Metrucken
Beatty” Williams
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J. B. Sweet
Oneonta
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Anna EK. Hetzelbroth
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First Baptist
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Washburn Street
Annie Wohler
Nellie Mitchell
Schnell Court
K Fellow
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Mr. Pleasant
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Keyser Valley Hose Company
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Elsa van Dervort
Lydia Sailor
Margaret Gibbs
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Alfred Wooler
David Davis
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New York
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Eure
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Elias
North Scranton News
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Vial
Y. M. I. Installation
HK Kiefer
Kieter
Donas Long
Lace
Grocery Department
H. J. Heinz Co
Walter Baker's
Walter Baker
Curtis Bros
Joyce
Naece
V. H. Lukens
Lackawanna Democrats
Michael Toomsey
West Market Street
John J. Coyne
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Mingoka
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Lyceum Theatre
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A. J. J. Dubfy
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Frederick Girl’ Company
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Weitson
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Arthur Rigbe
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