95 lb Sack Best Wheat
A local grain listing offers 95 pound sacks of Best Wheat priced at 65 dollars per dozen and described as Finest Cold Packed.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1895
Page
7
A local grain listing offers 95 pound sacks of Best Wheat priced at 65 dollars per dozen and described as Finest Cold Packed.
A church social by the Brotherhood of St Andrew at St David's Episcopal on North Everett Avenue drew few young men but featured music by Miss Maud Fisher and readings by Benjamin Grittithe and others. A dawn fire on North Hycertt Avenue destroyed a residence and barn owned by George Sel, with family saved. arson is suspected. A surprise party honored Miss Fille Davenport with music by the Columbian quartet. Local notes list visitors, returns, and upcoming services at Timyin Street Methodist church.
Miess Margaret Gibbons of Inker man visits J 2 Gelden of Leg fetta Street. Socials with Archbald and Pittston attendees. DeMosa family to give a concert Feb memory for North Main Avenue Baptist church. Puritan church to hold eisteddfod Feb 1 in Archbold. Market Street property transferred to James Mc Donough. McMunna and choir treated to alele ride to Carbondale and supper. Death of mine inspector David F. Thomas noted for Morris Vo Morris.
Advertises double berth in Tourlet Sleeper cars from Chicago on weekly trips via Fort Worth and El Paso and Scenic Route. Email or write A Phillips & Co Philadelphia for particulars. JOHN SEBASTIAN G P A Chicago. Guernsey Bros noted.
In a Dickson City session the unearthing of a missing paper influenced litigation over a 50000 dollar claim. George Bailey, claimant against the borough, alleges injury from a street hole on Main Street and seeks damages for hip dislocation and medical costs. Trial proceeded with jurors delayed by illness.
Miss Agnes Murphy visits in town while Miss Lori Mrady travels from Apple street to Moscow. Miss Julia Fadden and William Curley plan marriage at St Marys church this afternoon. Funeral held for Mrs Collins on North Park at 1 30. People’s party met at Wahler’s hall to nominate borough officers but adjourned to Saturday. Mrs G S Maloney travels to Nantrocote to see her nephew William F Bennett.
Mrs Emily A Warner widow of the late Squire Norman Warner died yesterday after injuries from a street car collision last Saturday. She was 66, mother of Charles and Thomas Warner and two daughters Mrs Charles Brodt and Mrs Chiffin. Funeral at her daughter Mira Griffin's home on East Market Street Green Ridge Thursday at 10 AM.
Trustees of the Hickory Street Presbyterian Church approve erecting a new parsonage east of the church with next Monday night’s plan review. The old parsonage will be torn down. A Sauquoit Silk Mill floor break idled about 140 workers. Greenwood mines will idle today. Updates note visits, new Edwin Jones structure on Pittston avenue due soon, and an outstanding local election discussion about Michael McGarry’s potential candidacy and its impact on Coyne and Cahilin votes.
Tomorrow afternoon the estimates committee of councils will meet to fix the appropriation amount for the coming year. A set of department estimates was provided to the select council by City Controller Widmayer and referred to the committee. The committee report will be presented at the special meeting tomorrow night.
At the Pennsylvania state convention in Harrisburg the boards of health will discuss antitoxin. Delegates from this city include Dru W E Allen Bentley and Paine.
Judge Archbald grants a new trial for Ann Mutley versus the city of Scranton and John Hull after a verdict for Manley’s widow, citing uncertainty in the general verdict and the jury’s handling of intoxication questions. The decision urges questions to juries to ensure intelligent verdicts and highlights witness weighting and potential intoxication as pivotal factors.
A scanned page lists doctors lawyers and dentists with new and existing offices in Scranton Pennsylvania. Includes Dr G Edgar Dean Dr A J Connell Dr L M Gates and others with addresses on Spruce Street Washington Avenue Madison Avenue Wyoming Avenue and Coal Exchange. Many listings show office hours specialties and residence details for a broad array of professionals.
News of the rails recounts Wileks speaking at the noon machine shop meeting while coal car shortages force Lehieh Coal and Navigation to close collieries until Friday. Hazleton reports similar cuts and Conductor Fitzsimmons leaves On taro and Western. James Miller replaces him. An Erie and Wyoming Valley collision at Port Blanchard injures none.
Scranton railway committee meets at city clerk’s office to vote on double tracking Franklin avenue from Lackawanna to Spruce and on granting Scranton North Mind Street Railway Company right of way over streets of the North Find.
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