Local Figures Travel and Notices Across Williamsport
Alderman Myron Kasson returns from Moutties. Miss Rowe Freeman of Wilkesbarre visits. Sergeant Resedames leaves for vacation. Mrs. Zimmerman visiting Sunbury. Torbet to Cincinnati for weeks. Miss Sue Block visiting. Katherine Apalegraff of Elmira visits Pratt in 619 Mullwray. Attorney Newent returns from New England states. David Devine to visit her mother in Welawanna. John T. Brown heads to Washington to attend to duties. Mrs. Wettton and son depart for Europe. Lo and family plan Kansas summer. Alderman Millar reports from Waste Brookville. Donahoe relocates drugstore to Bellevue. Railway officials on business in New York. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Bphegee return from Pittston due to bereavement. Marlon Hutehineon bound for Philadelphia for two years. Invitations denied for Gin and Miss Miley and ALPS Beatty. Miller and Daly connected with local firms. William Taylor among Jackson traction workers reassigned in Williamsport. Rev. Ve Welden arrives to assume duties at St John’s Catholic as vacancy is filled. Father Woiden to aid parishions and priest health leave.
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Myron Kasson
Mise Floreine Nyede
Belatels
Katherine Apalegraff
Elmira
Frances Pratt
Mullwraytreet
Mire
David Devine
Welawanna
John Kouta
Prescott Avenue
John T. Brown
Washington, D. C
Cents
John Wettou
Si. Ditward
Pitatow Avenue
Europe
Mies
William and Son
Harry
State of
Kansas
Millar
Brookville
N.Y
Themiather
John PL
Donahoe
Bellevue
Didi
Maillein
Rueelt
Te Telaware
Lackawanna
Western Railroad Company
Baililoyeatentay
Gin
Miss Mirinny Miley
Alps Beatty
Miles Miller
Selon
Mr. Daly Te Merle
Wonta & Lully
William ‘Taylor
Uwckson Trachion
Bonnavente
Yoneiwa
Ohio
Lackawanna Railroad Offers July Kansas City Excursion Tickets
Lackawanna railroad sells excursion tickets to Kansas City for July 1 2 and 4 at one fare round trip. Through drawing room cars to St Louis with direct connection to Kansas City. Dining car service praised. Ticket offices. Weber's Barber Shop open until midnight tonight and closed all day July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Railroad
Kansas City
J. Louis
Kanesas City
Lackawanna Ticket
Weber
Arrests planned to close county speakeasies by union
The Men's union expands a crackdown on unlicensed liquor with three to four arrests daily. Forty four cases yield evidence collected by Agent Robert Wilson and eight assistants, with warrants prepared. Two recent arrests include Kate Malloy on selling without a license and Peter Oer on Sunday sale charges. more warrants follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wilson
Fred EB. Beers
Kasson
Ita
Sunny
Peter Oer
West Lackawanna Avenue
Ninth
Karson
Roses
Jacob Faust
S18
Chestnut Street
Bondeman
Wil Wicely
J J. Skelly
Pent Avenue
Din
Warrad
Skelly
Beers
Leers
International Detective Agency
John T. Howe
Harry Livingstone
Will Cllrford
Olyphant
Jeecup
Taylor
Bauer's patriotic concert at Jonas Long's store
Bauer's band will give a grand patriotic concert at Jonas Long's Sona' store this evening. Plenty of room for everybody. 608 Lackawanna avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer
Jonas Long
Sona
Local stores extend hours for Fourth shoppers
The Dime Bank reports a surplus increase of 10 000 on July 1, raising total surplus and profits to over 115 000. Retailers at 508 Lackawanna Avenue plan late hours to serve the Fourth of July crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dime Bank
Final Southworth recital enchants Guernsey Hall audience
The final Southworth studios recital at Guernsey Hall drew a crowded audience and standing room. Miss Cordelia Freeman led vocal work praised by listeners while Julia Clapp Allen and other pupils delivered highly praised violin and piano numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southworth
Guernsey Hall
Cordelia Freeman
Secranton
Julia Clapp Allen
Fletcher
Haydn
Laura Meldrum
Edna K. Sandon
Minnie Koons
Tonia Walter
Charlotte Armstrong
Edith Scranton Stites
Dora Caryl
Houser
MacPock
Frenrick
Mr. Rodriguez
Excursion to Lake Ariel on national holiday draws crowds
The largest city excursion to Lake Ariel departs on the holiday with special arrangements for accommodations and entertainment. Highlights include Mrs Will Davidson the high wire artist, Lawrence's band and orchestra, concerts, dancing music, refreshments, and a grand fireworks display. Trains leave Erie and Wyoming Valley depot each hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Davidson
Lawrence
Erie
Wyoming Valley Depot
Fourth of July events and local notices in town
Local notices announce open late hours at Always Busy Shoe Store and Conrad the hatter for Fourth of July furnishings. Firecrackers distributed tomorrow for boys. Peter N Haan announces candidacy for common council Ninth ward. Local union No 90 meets tonight to hear a committee report. Bauer's band plays at Jonas Longs Sons tonight with a grand patriotic program at Smoke The Pocono.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Ninth
Crawford County
Peter N. Haan
Jefferson Avenue
No. 90
Scranton Fire Department Inspectors Rate Equipment Excellent
Joint fire department committee including Mayor Moir and Chief Walker yesterday toured city houses. Apparatus and horses were praised as in excellent condition with minor faults in the Hook and Ladder truck and some houses needing paint and updated hitching gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moir
Walker
F. L. Hitchcock
Scranton
Howe
Joint Fire Department
Becket
Sidetone
Melvin
M. V. Maris
Zlzelman
Wensel
John H. Walker
FF. LabMitchrock
Fire Underwriters’ Association
News-Piper
Niagara Falls Excursion Fare Offer
For the Fourth of July the Lackawanna railroad will sell special tickets at one fare for the round trip. Tickets valid on all regular trains July 8 with return limit July 5. Unsurpassed dining car services. Inquire at Lackawanna ticket agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Railroad
Lackawanna
Delaware Lackawanna and Western Hikes July 4 Shipping Pause
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western will not accept freight for shipment at their warehouse on July 4. Local freight trains will not run that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Lackiawanna and Western
Hatter Conrad Store With Evening Hours Listed
The Conrad hatter at 305 Lackawanna Avenue shows open late on Monday and Tuesday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
The
Hatter
Lackawanna Avenue
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Ad Promises Calming Teething Relief
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as the universal remedy for teething pains and related ailments. It claims soothing, pain relief, diarrhea cure, and quick results, urging readers to buy for 25 cents from druggists.
Excursion to Lake Lodere by Penn Avenue Baptist Church
The Penn Avenue Baptist Church and Sunday School hosted a Saturday trip to Lake Lodere in Kiev. Pastor K P Pierce praised the grounds describing the grove as magnificent and the pavilion and lake scenery as highly enjoyable for the attendees. A second excursion is planned for August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Avene Baptist
Lake Lolore
Kiev
Pierce
Lodari
Gols
Wiles
Reada
Flores
Lake Lodere
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Fourth at Lake Menry Park on Fourth of July
Tomorrow July 4 families can enjoy Lake Menry Park Maplewood with shaded walks moonlight boating dancing performances by Star Orchestra and a clambake. Evening fireworks on the lake shore. Trains from Scranton call times and Maple Wood return times listed with round trip fares Adults 0 cents children half fare. Tickets at depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Menry Park
Lake Shore
Scranton
Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Maple Wood
Children’s photographer Schriever hailed as the “children’s artist”
A feature urges mothers to have annual birthday photographs of their babies at Gold Medal Studio, 110 Wyoming Avenue, to build a complete age series. The piece notes the photos’ potential public interest and fame for the subject, calling Schriever a distinct individuality and the “children’s artist.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schriever
Wyoming Avenue
Queen Quality Oxfords Spark Elegance at Mahon’s
Mahon’s Shoe Store at 508 Lackawanna Avenue offers Queen Quality Oxfords priced at 2.50 a pair. The line promises comfort and style with refined leather and graceful lines. Open into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahon's Shoe
Lackawanna Avenue
Local Shops Advertise July 4 Trading Hours
An informal notice lists Mahon’s shoe store at 108 Lackawanna Avenue and Conrad the Hatter at 5 Lackawanna Avenue as open for all-day trading on July 4 and into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahon'’s Shoe Store
Lackawanna Avenue
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DR. Taylor
Jermyn
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Aundry
Yok Penn Avenue
A. B, Warman
F.C. Newent
Tome
New England States
Ve Welden
Williameport
St John's
Biaheyp Hetun
Caueil
F. A. Pricker
Horepe
Woiden
Verious
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Union
Internal Revenue
Kate Malloy
Capouse Avenue
Wis Tiken
Alderman DeLacy
Haggerty
Peter Ross
Mahon
Mahon’s Shoe Store
Kemp’s
Hefuse
Southworth Studios
Lake Ariel
Lewis & Reilly
Elgar
Georgia
Florida
Ford
Canteloupes
E. G
Coursen
Phinney House
Theeneral Phinney Engine House
Liberty
Niagara
Excelsior
Cumberland
Relief Company
Petersburg
Phoenix
Century
William Connell
Neptune
Eagle House
Columbia
Franklin
West Scranton
Hook and Ladder Company
New Aug and Crystal Companies
Linden Street
William Connell Company
Exceleior
Niagara Falls
Pocono
Mrs. Winslow
New Lake Resort
Lake Lodore
Lake Henry Park
Shady Grove
Faelten
Scranton Conservatory
Muete
J. Alfral Pennington
Park Church
Knox
Washington Age
Flegance
Conrad, the Hatter
P.F
M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
Beecham's
Hank Qeorunt
Jini
United States Depository
John T. Porter
Anil Spruce St
Moritz Moszkowski
Masons Hamlin
Mason and Hamlin
Paris
Mason & Hamlin
Moszkowski
L. B. Powell & Co
Washington Avenue
Bance Pavimon
Mabelle Dating
Douglas
Handley’s
Spruce Street
Pierce’s Market
A. Pierce
Lacka
Penn Ave
C. F. Beckwith & CO
Dime Bank Building
Wakehouse
Green Ridge
Lackawanna Ave
Reynolds
Battleworks
Ickless Oilstoves
Foote & Fuller Co. Mears Building
Cowperthwaite & Berghauser
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