Clover Lent Manufacturing Forms New Card of Commerce
In Carbondale the Clover Lent Manufacturing company plans a new corporation. On February 19, an application for a charter will be made to the governor by B V M Hendrick Clarence B E Spencer Lewis A Bassett Lyman M Smith and James E F Barr. The company aims to manufacture commerce from wood metal fiber or other materials reviving Pendleton Bobbin Manufacturing in the city which was absorbed by Hendrick company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Lent Manufacturing Company
B. VM. Hendrick
Clarence BE. Spencer
Lewis A. Bassett
Lyman M. Smith
Janes EF. Barr
Tle
Pendleton Bobbin Manufacturing Company
Hiendrick Company
Attendance Officers Question Hardship of Job
Charles Alexander, the new attendance officer, notes that many view the post as easy. He reports 679 children ages six to twenty are not attending public schools, with about one percent in private or parochial schools. If trends hold, nearly 2000 city children may be out of school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Alexander
Local and Personal News and Tragic Child Death
Mrs T J McAndrew and daughter Wannah visited Darle avenue acquaintances at Herrick Centre. Mrs J S Niles is out of danger. Co FL Rettew, touring engineer for a locomotive firm, visits family. Oyster supper at Thomas Allen’s for Second Presbyterian church. Ladies of the Methodist church plan events for Washington’s birthday. Edward McDonald, three, died Saturday. his mother had died two weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. McAndrew
Wannah
Henry Olver
Darle Avenue
Herrick Centre
J. S&s. Niles
Co. FL
Second Presbyterian Church
Ladiva
Methodist Church
Washington
Edward
Martin McDonald
Patrick Ward
Death of William Healey of Olyphant Funeral Friday
William Healey, a longtime Olyphant resident born in Ireland, died at his home Saturday at six in the morning after a year of ill health. Survived by his wife two sons and four daughters, the funeral will be held tomorrow at 10 o'clock with a requiem Mass at St. Patrick's Church and interment in Dunmore Cemetery. Democratic caucuses were held in the First and Third wards naming slates for council school director and constable. A Democratic caucus will be held in the Second ward next Saturday evening with names floated for council and constable. Lasher's electroscope to show war scenes at Father Mathew Opera House Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henley
Olyphant
Mr. Mealey
Ireland
Dunmore
Beeldes
Patrick
Wiliam Healey, Jr
J. C. Grier
Pittston
Helly
Margaret
Annie Healey
St. Patrick's Church
Michael Fogel
Thomas Nealon
M. Norton
Anthony (Iltlespie
M. J.yalloran
Thomas Lenahan
Capycus
Recognition services and obsequies in local church and borough
On Wednesday evening recognition services will be held at the First Baptist church with a full program of prayers sermons and welcomes from local pastors. An aged resident Mrs. Htocie died at her Matin street home after thirty years in the borough followed by funeral plans and a Sacred Heart service. The Franklin Literary Society announced a varied fortnightly program at the high school as students emphasize active scholastic effort. Mrs. Mathew Leake is ill with influenza, and the Delaware and Hudson announce the construction of larger mining cars for future service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baphet
W. C. Hall
Thomas de Gruchy
Scranton
J. 8. Thomas
T. EB. Jepsen
W. OT. Ford
J. le Williams
C. A. Benjamin
Michael Htocie
Matin Street
John J
Monahan
Mary Gillen
Carbondale
Maggie
Lizzie
Joseph Mooncott
Arthur Messett
Bouth Malin Street
Sacred Heart Church
St. Rose Cemetery
Corbondale
Franklin Literary Society
Louise Moon
Nellie Blakeslee
Elmer Fowler
Orgin
Bridget Marah
Magek Maxwell
Eanny
Nellie Loughsey
George Harris
George Myers
Vinnie Wall
Mathew Leake
East Hide
Delaware and Hudson
Mattie Harris
Taylor Street
Beatrice
Hate Winters
Bailroad Street
Mise
Martha Lewis
David X. Lewis
William Morgans
Providence
Meesra
Sherade
William Tidd
Weber's Rink
Ladies’ Aid Society
Walter Deckinneck
Went Scranton
January Trade Sale Defies Statewide Comparisons
The report notes a January sale with unprecedented vigor as bargains abound and many items are sold at low prices regardless of value. Former selling prices are referenced to show the market’s bold upturn.
Jonas Long's Sons Bargain Event Promises Supreme Savings
A newspaper teaser declares a week of extraordinary bargains at Jonas Long's Sons with department-wide discounts and irresistible attractions. The ad boasts a store overflowing with value driven by aggressive merchandising and positions the retailer as the greatest value giving centre for the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas Long
Bargain Counter Calico Deals Offered at Local Store
Domestic goods priced to attract shoppers include Indigo Blue Calicoes at premium grades, light Shifting Calicoes, and the newest darkCalico patterns. Yard-wide Bleached Muslin offered at a 6c quality level.
Local Fabric Prices Provost at Bargain Rates
A list of fabric prices shows Muslin five yards at 8 cents per yard, unbleached Muslin at 5 cents, fine unbleached Muslin at 7 cents, outing flannel 34 yards at 10 cents, full size white and red spreads at $1.25, and embroidered flannelette skirt patterns at 29 cents.
Linens Offer Best Quality Cambric at 4c per Yard
An advertisement promotes 22C Kid Cambric linen fabric, selling at 4 cents a yard for premium quality. The brief listing highlights value and product grade.
Bargain Textile Sale Listing Prices and Goods
A rundown of fabric and textile items with per yard and piece prices. Crinoline and dress fabrics in 5C and 5c quality, Canton flannel, wool skirt patterns, bleached damask, Toweling and Huck Towels, furniture prints, bed comforts, and bleached linen napkins with stated values and discounts.
Embroideries Offer Varied 5000 Yards Cambric Edges
A catalog note lists 5000 yards of cambric edges and torchon laces in many patterns and widths with prices up to four cents per yard.
Dress Sale Offers Bargains On Dress Goods At Avenue Corner
Week long sale features 1 yard selections for 29 30 yards of double width plaids at 6c to 8c. Large stock of novelty dress goods and fancy plaids with selections from 25c to 75c per yard. Silk taffetas offered in pure silk, with prices from 59c to 75c per yard. Stop at The Avenue Corner for new styles and fabrics.
Today’s Groceries Prices High Low at Basement Sale
A noted price list lists sugar 21 Ibs for 1.00 and assorted goods including California hams sugar cured under 12 Ibs at various prices. Featured items include Aurora coffee and Mexican coffee, cream cheese at 13 cents per pound, tomato ketchup, Calumet soap, Boston baked beans, rolled oats, canned fruit, breakfast cereals and other staples with multiple item prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Saee Nester So Ae
Cleveland
Boston
Down Stairs Kitchen Offers Bargains This Week
Weeklong sale lists step ladders priced 12 cents per foot and carpet beaters at 10 cents. Clothes bars in 15 cent varieties, towel rollers at 6 cents, ready mixed paints, champagne glasses at 1.95 per dozen.
Great Value Shoes Monday Bargains Across Styles
Bargain basement footwear offers prices like 3.00 for men’s calf lace shoes Goodyear welts and 1.50 for women’s Dongola lace styles. Children’s and boys’ Casco calf models also discounted with Monday-only sales on multiple sizes and styles. Limited quantities remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodyear
Cornell
Harvard
Large Criminal Trial List Surfaces From February Sessions
A lengthy court roll lists defendants across many charges including assault, burglary, embezzlement, rape, murder, false pretences, and public nuisance. Notable names include Nathaniel Holly, Jacob Crupko, Steven Kisack, and Mary Barenko among numerous others with Feb 7 to Feb 11 sessions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Holly
Nettle Wheeler
Jacob Crupko
Mary Barenko
James McDonald
Sarah Lynch
Charles Beatty
John Lyons
Steven Kisack
John Kisack
Michael Bosuk
Busan Applyman
Phoebe van Norte
J. O'Connor
P. A. Barrett
William Carr
Michael Carr
James Carr
John Cleary
Thomas Leyshon
Jacob Erin
Hodie Shimer
Grant Shafer
Charles Shimer
Leste Johnson
Martin Kelly
Miles F. Clark
Raffael Pasemra
Philip Passara
Theodoure Santoro
Edgerton colliery workers to gain from recovery plan
The change will benefit both company and miners with more coal hoisted up the shaft and processed at the breaker. Edgerton colliery employees received their monthly pay on Saturday. John Woodworth of Cemetery street is seriously ill with pleurisy. The Sacred Heart church fair will close tonight until Easter Monday. Dr. J Meehan of the East Side visited Olyphant yesterday. Mrs. Carey mother of Attorney H D Carey is at home in Boott. Purglare conducted a periodic view to the Ontario and Western depot Saturday night and overhauled several express packages, some of which were carried away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgerton Collery
John Woodworth
Cemetery Street
Congregation of Sacred Heart Church
J. Meehan
East Side
Carey
H. D. Carey
Boott
Ontario and Western Depot
Talented Local Concert Promised at P M Church
A Tuesday evening concert at the P M church under the Y P W L will feature the town’s best home talent and visiting performers in what promises to be a first class treat. Parsons and family have moved to Olyphant while Lafayette Doyle on the Boulevard recovers from pneumonia. a masquerade ball by Elite Dancing class is planned for Klefer's hall on Main Street Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M
Parsons
Main Street
Olyphant
Lafayette Doyle
Boulevard
Klefer’s
How to Prevent Pneumonia
A medical note explains pneumonia as a complication of cold or influenza. It claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy prevented pneumonia during past grippe outbreaks and promotes it as the best remedy for bad colds and flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews Bros
Thirdistrict C T A U Holds Quarterly Convention
The Thirdistrict C. T. A. U met yesterday at Sarafield hall with F. J. Reilly of Avoca as president Patrick Healey secretary and Nell McGroarty treasurer. Delegates from East End Holy Saviour Wilkes Barre Nanticoke Avoca and Father Mathew Wilkes-Barre spoke during roll call and committee on credentials named Mack McGuigan Buckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lavin
Wilkes-Barre
St. Aloysius
VV. Reilly
Edward O'Connor
F HH. McGuigan
David Hackett
William O'Brien
Kingston
Patrick Monahan
Thomas Long
James Burns
J. M. McGroarty
J. M. Mack
Plains
St. Alovelus
M. F. Burke
Robert Conniff
Richard Dillon
Port Griffith St. Johns
Daniel Pace
T. F. Caffrey
Michael O'Malley
William Tierney
James Murphy
William O'Malley
United States
P. O'Toole
William Murphy
J. J. McHale
John Martin
Kittston
J. J. McCabe
Mesere, Gallager
Foster
Butler
Father McCabe
Ways and Means
Sarafield Hall
F. J. Reilly
Avoca
Patrick Healey
Nell McGroarty
Messrs. Mack
McGuigan
Buckley
Messrs. Gallagher
Lavelle
Lavin
East End
James Mulhourn
E. J. Briatin
James Hughes
D. A. Mackin
W. P. McLoughlin
Holy Saviour
F. D. Butler
J. J. Murphy
J. B. Leonard
J. B. Devlin
Edward Mann
Eugene Cooper
James Downing
John Casker
Frank McNeally
Avota
Dougherty
H. Walsh
D. J. Burns
John Flannery
James Ward
Father Mathew
The Grippe 18 Contagious Warned by New York Health Officials
New York health commissioners declare the grippe 18 highly contagious with 80 cases. the public is urged to take precautions to avoid infection. Free samples are distributed during Dr Alexander's Lung Healer week and touted as curing coughs, pains in the lungs, and preventing grip and pneumonia. Patients are advised to try the remedy and visit Lane's for meals at 220 Spruce Street.
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New York Health Commissioners
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Seevecesto
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Academy of Music
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Gomer Jones
Hyde Park
Mies
Mame Lewis
Mayfield
Jenkins
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Robert Inglis
Yatesville
John H. Evans
William J. Davis
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Court of Friends
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James Winslow
J. B. Winslow
William Price
Friends
Clarence Snyder
Arthur L. Hyble
Mary Methaloneas
Mary Burke
A. P. Rush
Mary Carey
Antonio Cardamon
Lucha Cerra
Lyman Melvin
Emma Nichols
John Youkass
Thomas Levehon
Wallace A. Sturdevant
Catherine Meierver
Charlie Hart
Bridget Kelley
Iit
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Peter Roche
Matthew Lucas
Amos Lesh
Peter Race
Thomas Kisinger
John St. Coslett
William Springer
Charles C. Maties
Frank Robling, Sr
A. Reynolds
Rosencrans
J. B. Leach
Mary Barrett
George W. Beale
Henry Mead
Patrick Hughes
Mary Dale
Abbidella Golango
Mary Kiddle
Joseph Ochekoski
Max Judkovics
Daniel Haley
Steven A. Gilby
John C. Peck
Nathan Styles
W. P. Joyce
Rh. M. Simmers
George F. Helfrich
R. M. Simmers
Patrick McHale
Anthony Borris
John J. O'Boyle
M. Simmers
W. Joyce
Payton Taylor
Andrew Panasissin
Jamea Shoyes
Martin Gurrell
George F. Jacobus
Buies
A. T. Reynolds
John Smith
Marlin Gurrell
G. J. Rosencrans
J. B. Lesh
John Barry
R. A. Benson
Mary Ryan
Ellen Waleh
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Filippo Garcenso
Joseph Chouet
P. J. Burns
Patrick Coggins
Alexander Philips
Thomas Jones
Ballee
FY. G. van Storch
T. F. Nelson
Pierce
E. F. Rosenkrantz
Kate Rosenkrantz
Joseph Wernowski
L. B. Lyon
H. Josephs
BF. Levy
John Ritzko
Batlee
Wasil Maslock
Michael Pishiarallo
Say Miller
Michael Pichiaralio
George Schlager
Joseph Villone
Rafael Federsco
Michael Poplinaki
Frank Tyrakowski
Ageault and
Battery
Anthony Kapuscinski
M. J. Walsh
George Smith
Peter Davis
Edward James
George Powers
William H. Whyte
Hugh McLaughlin
Daniel Farrell
Jellack Rosenberg
Bronitanov Kevitski
William Taraskavitz
Ruth Llewelyn
Ida Jones
J. A. Lipinski
Don Molske
Nicholas Oblis
Abraham Joseph
C. F. Swigart
John Eaton
T. M. Nealon
Samuel N. Benjamin
W. F. Clifford
George FE. Eames
George Cooper
John Luken
Patrick Larkin
Della Larkin
Joseph Paradash
Peter Masalyar
John Murphy
Ernest Lowenstein
Richard Clifford
Charles Woelkers
Michael Healey
William Edwards
Emma Walsh
Patrick Joyce
Catherine Collins
James Bell
Christy Mungan
J. Roherts
W. V. Puler
Eben Monahan
Mary Decker
Charles Hannick
Thomas Fallon
John Halafeid
David D Daniels
Hamp Anderson
George D Paulphin
Jane Walsh
Mary Fitzpatrick
Mary Gallagher
Martin Andrako
Jenats Mittleman
Ignats Mittleman
Annie Mittleman
Annie Andrako
Ae Mooney
Lucy Mooney
Frank Spangenburg
John BR. Lewis
John Ryne
Christy Fashold
John Ndrack
Elizabeth Jones
James Doud
James Muldowney
Mary Muldowney
Zainele Colegge
Olly Baribo
Nicola Colegge
Olly Bayileo
Albert Fia
Anchelle Molyra
Thomas O'Donnell
Elizabeth O'Donnell
Patrick Larkin, Jr
Fred. Beaver
Albert Buckta
T. H. C. Maloney
Danigel Langowski
Charles Laskowski
William Bell
Christy Mannan
Note King
Catherine Cur Tan
Michael Mooney
John J.thompson
Annie Thompson
George Acker
Mary Acker
Mike Mooney
John F. Welsh
Magele Welsh
Thomas Jermyn
J. D. Clymer
Adam Moritch
Jane Owens
Nelson Raymond
Eligabeth Davis
Inaoe Summerhill
Jaowl
Koeh
Ellen Kilkerr
Michard Klieming
Thomas Naso
Jomenh Altonna
Mary Hlowran
William Jones
John Steinmetz
Martin Furischon
Rere
Yoo
Loo Furischon
Samuel Mott
Emma Mott
Richard Franklin
W. J. McAndrew
Margaret Kelley
George Herron
Patrick Jennings
Thomas McDonough
Ruth Denevan
Mary Wilson
Maria Lydon
Delia Coyne
Bum B
Dembo
Harry Levy
Liszle Clark
Maggie Jones
Andrew Almanahka
John Bennett
Simon Narusie
Priceburg
Taylor
Erie Medical CO
Buffalo, N, Ye
Kesha Teen
Wm. C. Clarke
Peoo Ave
Geo
Lane's
Spruce Street
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