Mid-Winter Clearing Sale On New Styles
The stock ranges from the lowest to highest priced garments and is new in the latest styles. Prices are from one-third to one-half less than those seen earlier this season.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1895
Page
8
The stock ranges from the lowest to highest priced garments and is new in the latest styles. Prices are from one-third to one-half less than those seen earlier this season.
Rey, Join Davis and wife depart Hallstead today for Afton New York for a vacation. Mrs EK GE Moxley of Jackson visits her son Prof Charles E Moxley. Harry B Hulgley of Washington arrives to take on business and mechanical management of the Hallstead Herald.
Fog and freezing transform the town into a fairyland as Kelverville Knights of Pythias host a banquet. The Kelley murder verdict finds the prisoner guilty only of voluntary manslaughter with sentence deferred. Grand juries urge bridge funding and note local court notes, while townsfolk reflect on repeal fears and train timing.
Mayfield notes C Hoyt attended the fall of the Church of the Sacred Heart on Wednesday night. H J DeGraw was in Wilkes-Barre Tuesday. Delaware and Hudson trains stopping at this station include a southbound service at 7:05 a.m. and 8:06 a.m.
Honesdale groups discuss a potential season meet inviting bicycle owners and buyers to join the Maple City Wheelmen. Also noted are arrests, local boards and outreach to boarders, and community updates including Wayne County summer housing and local transport to Cherry Ridge with no incidents reported.
Deaths of infant Richard Deegan and 5 year old Frank McCann mark a grim week with interment at St Hose and Maplewood cemeteries. Anti toxin treatment aides Maud Halgh for diphtheria while Drs Wheeler Bailey and Gillis perform hospital amputation on Christopher Pruner. Wedding plans for Allen Fee and Martin Gordon. University Extension course opens with The American Railway. Rev Shaw preaches at First Presbyterian Church and funeral of Richard Jones held at Maplewood Cemetery.
Nicholson reports L. G. Stephens won the Stephena Waterman trial. Moses Shields Jr. appears in Montrage yosteriny. Siebhing is the order of the day. Genevieve Bacons visiting Mrs. Bdwon Tiffany at Foster. Mrs Andrew Wick convalescing. Frank Cweteriine and Miss Alice Beneht wed at the bride’s home Wednesday evening. Rev My Waterbury officiated.
Skating at Driving park delight for youths. G Boland visited yesterday. Depot steps need repair. A masquerade ball is planned at Morrow's hall on Monday evening June 21. W H Decker of New York, and others, visited town recently. Sibley colliery workers were paid yesterday. Sleigh rides to Olyphant noted. Funeral for Mrs Gabriel Bonner scheduled. A sleigh ride to Olyphant enjoyed by several residents. Young Men's Athletic club to hold grand ball at Weber's rink on Thursday evening Feb 21. Mrs Daniel Gillgallon and son visited from Mill Creek. Republican convention set for Tuesday evening to nominate borough auditor. Delegates to convention to be elected at caucuses with one delegate per twenty five votes for General Hastings. Councilmen race in wards two and three heating up with candidates named.
The town between Forest City and Scranton enjoys a sleighride boom with Moyle's hotel as a social hub. Residents discussed planetary habitation while sharing a feast of reason and flow of soul. The spring election looms as candidates campaign to guard taxpayers interests.
Mr and Mrs G W Baker and daughter visited Binghamton Sunday. George Bostwick bought J H Corwin’s share in Bostwick & Corwin. the firm becomes Bostwick & Son. The Methodist church Ladies Aid plans a hot supper in the transept Friday evening.
A claim that Mysile Cure rapidly treats rheumatism and neuralgia in 1 to 4 days. It states the medicine removes the cause and disease, with the first dose giving noticeable relief. Sold by C M Harris at 125 Penn Avenue and Carl Lorenz in Scranton.
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