Evans Home Quarantined After Virulent Smallpox Case
The Evans residence on Dunand Street in Fell Township is under guard after a virulent smallpox outbreak declared by Dr. Healey. Mrs Evans shows severe symptoms. quarantine was ordered by Fell School Directors with watermen stationed outside the home. The Thomp sons are improving and a Virginia trip is planned for Tender, Missed, and Acker min under Prof Thlele supervision.
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Fell Township
Evans
Joseph Vans
Dunedaff Street
Martin Brennan
John Keller
Edward Fleatey
Dougherty
Thompson
Fell
Chivetore Healey and
Carbondale
Vans’ Attick
Thomas
Carbondale Tennis Club Announces Annual Tournament
The Carbondale Tennis Club hosts its annual tournament at North Miam Street court Friday starting at 9 a m with finals likely Saturday. Prizes include gold cuff buttons for singles winner and silver items for runners up. doubles offers silver backed hat brush and pins.
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Carbondale Tennis Club
Miam Street
A. m
Prises
Virginia tour for Mozart Orchestra members
William Lynott, leader of the Mozart orchestra, and Wallace Thisted, clarinet soloist, left yesterday toward Goshen Virginia by the Ontario and Western line to join two leading mountain resort orchestras. They will work under Prof Ernest Thiele, with Lynott leading one hotel orchestra and Thisted plus Ackerman in another. The venture promises financial gain and artistic growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lynott
Mozart
Wallace Histo
Ontario
Tor Goshen
Virginia
Tribune
George Ackerman
Mr. Lynott
Messrs. Thisted and Ackerman
Ernest Thiele
Tmusical Jnstructor
Scranton
Lynott
Grape-Nuts praised in Oakland wife’s testimonial
An Oakland wife touts Grape-Nuts as a life changer for her pneumonia-suffering husband and a delicate child. She recalls the husband working daily, improving health, and a young son growing stronger after starting the cereal and egg breakfast. The postscript notes the product name and Battle Creek company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Dave
Postam
Battle Creek
Mitchell Hose Seeks Glory On Port Jervis Jaunt
The Mitchell Hose company plans a full strength visit to Port Jervis for annual firemen's day exercises from September 1. Captain George Aunger will lead drills on Upper Main street every Tuesday and Friday until September, aiming for a prize winning display in Port Jervis.
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Mitchell Hose Company
Port Jervis
Excelsion Hose Company
Escelsiors
Mitchells
Delaware
Port
George Aunger
Upper Main Street
Roberts Mosier wedding at Hastern Avenue home
A marriage ceremony was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Frederick Roberts Hastern avenue with Miss Maud Roberts and Amos D Mosier uniting in marriage. The interior was decorated with potted plants and rhododendrons. The bride wore white mousseline de sole and roses. The groom and bridal party appeared. reception followed and the couple left for a two week wedding tour to begin their residence at Starlight.
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Meg
Maud
Evelyn Granville
David Lewis
Jessie Granville
Mary Livingstone
Starlight
Carbon dale sewer contracts delayed by bid figures
The council joint committee postponed the one third mile surface sewer contracts due to confusing bids and calculations. A Thorne street sewer contract was let to Hugh Atkinson at two cents per lineal foot, separate from the surface project, while Nolan & Collins and others bid on the surface sewers and Gilmartin’s bid was returned for lateness.
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Carbondale
Thorne Street
Hugh Atkinson
Nolan & Collins
Ugh Atkinson
Thomas Killeen
I. G. Moran
Gilmartin
Ontario and Western team defeats Hillside Slashers 28 to 14
An exerlibly interesting game of base ball was played yesterday afternoon on the Alumni Park grounds, when the Ontario and Western ivemen walloped the Hillside Slashers by a score of 28 to 14. The batteries were J Cane non and J McKennan, M Gérrity and B Hudson. The teams will meet again next week to try for baseball honors.
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Alumni Park
Ontario and Western Ivemen
Hillside Slashers
Canenon
McKennan
Gérrity
Hudson
Utica and Scranton guests at Crystal Lake
Mr and Mrs Chorge L Dana and Mrs Marcela Morse of Utica are guests of Mrs Margaret Morse at Crystal Lake. Miss Alice O Malley of Scranton, visiting Carbondale relatives, spent yesterday at Crystal Lake.
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Chorge L. Dana
Marcela Morse
Utica
Margaret Morse
Crystal Lake
Alice O'Malley
Scranton
Carbondale
Mrs D J Jones Heads to Philadelphia for Reunion
Mrs D J Jones leaves for Philadelphia to join her husband who departed the city during the strike and now holds a lucrative job there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Jones
Philadelphi
Girl Baby Brightens Brook Street Home
A girl baby added happiness to the home of Mr and Mrs George Myers of Brook street yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Myers
Brook Street
Bon Tons Dance Graces Burke Building Tonight
The Bon Tons host a dance in the Burke building tonight with Firth providing music. An energetic committee plans a lively event matching the club name and aims to welcome attendees for an enjoyable evening.
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Burke Building
Firth
Social Invitation for Young People Evening Event
A local notice invites young people to a social evening. The event promises a thoroughly enjoyable time with activities and opportunities to mingle in a relaxed setting.
Attendees at the Boranton Ordination Service
A list of friends and relatives of Rev. Ed ward Burke present at the ordination yesterday includes Miss Nellie Gallaghy Hilda Burke iozella Bushe Agnes Burke Margaret Finniren John Finneren Celia Coleman Mary H Burke Mrs Brown John Brown John Burke E P Burke Bryan Burke James Burke Mrs J A Kelly Dr J A Kelly of Carbondale Mr and Mrs Thomas Burke Rose and Agnes Martin of Niagara Falls Mrs J J Burke and daughter Laurae of Binghamton Rey Fathers Ford Cent McDermott Magin and Murphy were guests of Rev Father Burke yesterday
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Boranton
Edward Burke
B. P. Burke
Nellie Gallaghy
Hilda Burke
Iozella Bushe
Agnes Burke
Margaret Finniren
John Finneren
Celia Coleman
Mary H. Burke
Brown
John Brown
John Burke
E. P. Burke
Bryan Burke
James Burke
J. A. Kelly
Carbondale
Thomas Burke
Oneonta
N. Y
Rose
Agnes Martin
Niagara Falle
J. J. Burke
Laurae
Binghamton
Ford
Bridgeport
McDermott
Harrisburg
Magin
Herkimer
Murphy
Pittsburg
Father Burke
Denver Visitor Notes City Improvements Since Absence
John McGuire of Denver Colorado visits relatives and expresses surprise at the many improvements and progress observed in the city after twenty eight years away in the Far West. He is a former resident who now lives westward.
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John McGuire
Denver
Col
Mr. McGuire
Far West
Evans Family Seeks Mountain Air For Health
Ex Councilman John G Evans and his family have moved from Helmont street to Far View seeking a bracing mountain air as a remedy for ill health. The move aims to aid both Mr Evans and his son William who have not been well of late.
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John G. Evans
Helmont Street
Farview
Mr. Evans
William
Couple and guest enjoy fishing outing at Crystal Lake
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Tralles and W. Reynolds spent yesterday at Crystal Lake. The group fished most of the day, pursuing bass from the lake’s clear depths.
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R. H. Tralles
W. Reynolds
Crystal Lake
The Passing Throng Feeds Local Social News
A list of residents and visitors in the area includes Walter Brechtel of Honesdale, John and Mrs Doak of Mitch ell avenue, Mrs FE Lathrop returning from Paterson and Waterbury, Miss Sweeney visiting Florence O Neill, and others visiting relatives or traveling to New York state, Paterson, Wayne county, and Wyoming.
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Walter Brechtel
Honesdale
John Doak
Mitchell Avenue
Aldenville
George Simpkins
New York State
FE. Lathrop
Paterson
Waterbury
Miss Sweeney
Binghamton
N. Y
Florence O'Neill
Brooklyn
Dr. Meaker
Carbondale
Wayne County
Patrick McGuire
Kansas City
John McCabe
Canaan Street
Eugene Babbatt
Scranton
Carmel O'Hearn
St. Paul's
Green Ridge
Willace Snyder
Wyoming
Jermyn and Mayfield News Roundup
Prohibition on dangerous fireworks issued by Hurgess Pendred under penalty of arrest and fines. Archdeacon Coxe preached at St James Church. High School Alumni hold second annual banquet with a detailed toast program. Local ball game in Fowler's park ends in a wrangle. James Staples of Waymart confined in a sanitarium. Local clubs and visitors noted including Miss Edna Maynard and Prof Dutcher guests.
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Hurgess Pendred
Archdeacon Coxe
Alden
N. Y
St. James Episcopal Church
George Harris
W. L. Kennedy
Nellie Boundy
Arthur Winters
Krank Winters
Louise Moon
Grant
Floyd Hunter
Merton Wheeler
Ilemine Lycences
Carrie Wall
Foweler’s Park
James Staples
Waymart
Jermyn
Young Ladies' Cooking Club
Crystal Lake
BK. I. Kemp
Stroudsburg Normal School
John H. Follows
Scranton
Edna Maynard
Main Street
Starracea
George B. Dutcher
Wesleyan University
Middletown
M. D. Fuller
His Last Hope Realized
A 19th century traveler on an 1880 Oklahoma settlement journey suffers severe diarrhea from heat and illness. After a neighbor offers Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, a large dose relieves agony and induces sleep within an hour, leading to a full recovery. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Fortune
Chamberlain
Local notices from Olyphant list residents and travels
Uncalled for letters remain at the Olyphant post office for Collins and Jenkin John Cortney Maggie Davis T J Evans Sandy Ross M L Thomas Flossie Williams Misa Katie Kelly has returned from Boston and New York. Various residents visit Lily Lake attend ordinations travel to New York Hudson trips university student home for summer and local club game set for this afternoon.
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Olyphant Post Office
Collins & Jennin
John Cortney
Maggie Davis
T. J. Evans
Sandy Ross
M. L. Thomas
Flossie Williame
Misa
Katie Kelly
Boston
New York
Amburg Tinsley
Lewaley
Lavina Patten
Lily Lake
Ellen Mahon
Katie Rogan
Edward Burke
Scranton
Rose van de Hugh
Port Allegheny
G. M. Hull
F. L. Northup
William Matthews
William Widdowfield
Hudson
John Doherty
University of Pennsylvania
Annie O'Boyle
Aliee Gilleaple
Mamie Doherty
Hill Street
Mt. Povono
Louise Brown
Albany
N. Y
Nellie Gallaghy
Carbondale
Mia
J. F. Cummings
Hudson Street
Charles Crooms
Dunmore Street
Isiah Jones
Lack
Peckville Hands Jessup Browns Defeat 13-8
Peckville defeated the Jessup Browns 13 to 8 yesterday afternoon led by Harry Curtis who controlled the ball and kept the Browns on the defensive. W H Dermody plans to leave this morning for New York City to spend the Fourth with friends. Mount Jessup Local U M W A will hold a meeting at St James hall this evening with important matters on the agenda. Misses Della Judge and Katie McQuade are visiting friends in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olyphant Browns
Peckville
Harry Curtis
Jessup
Browns
W. H. Dermody
New York
Eity
Mount Jessup
United Mine Workers of America
St. James Hall
Della Judge
Katie McQuade
Scranton
Local teams Taylor Greys and Orioles clash on river grounds
The Greys and Orioles played a Tuesday game along the river side grounds with the Orioles winning 14 to 3. Separate society notes report visits, travel plans, and union meetings across Edwardsville Duryea Archbald Kingston North Main Street and Wilkes-Barre communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greys
Orioles
John Davis
Edwardsville
William Powell
West Railroad Street
James A. Johns
William Bennett
David Bennett
Duryea
Richard James
Chicago
Lackawanna Valley Council
United American Mechanics
Thomas Jones
Misa Margaret
Partons
Thomas Bonner
Kingston
J. E. Davis
Archbald Mine
United Mine Workers of America
Odd Fellows
North Main Street
Edgar McHenry
East Liverpool
Pyne
Indianapolis
Wilkes-Barre
Community Notes From Dalton Mississippi
Edith Miles of Yonkers hosted by Miss Mary Dickson. Rev J B Sweet preached at the Methodist church. A Fourth of July lawn festival at the Baptist church with ice cream and 16 cent refreshments. A patriotic program slated in the evening. Strawberry crops good, hay crop short, corn backward due to wet June. Prospects of prosperous farming if the anthracite strike ends soon. Secretary George G Mahy of Scranton Y M C A will preach in town.
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Edith Miles
Yonkers
Mary Dickson
J. B. Sweet
Binghamton
George G. Mahy
Scranton Y. M, C. A
A Few Things About The Store Time Table
The store announces a double holiday Friday and Saturday July 4 and 5 with Saturday closings at noon during July and August. It will stay open Thursday evenings until 9 for Fourth of July shopping. The note hopes customers embrace an early closing plan and a shorter summer week in Scranton, aiming to refresh staff and please the public.
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Scranton
Baptist services and lectures in Dalton and nearby
Mr Mundy speaks with pleasure in Dalton while Rev A J Van Cleft plans a nineteenth century address at the Methodist church Sunday evening. The Baptist covenant meeting is set for Saturday at 2 50 PM. Mr and Mrs N T Purdy depart Saturday night for a western visit. W C Dean and family visit Bald Mount with Mrs Frank Colvin and Miss Brundage. Mr and Mrs J W Dershimer host Mrs Mattie Keiser of Wilkes-Barre.
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Frank Colvin
This Place
Miss Brundage
Factoryville
Bald Mount
J. W. Dershimer
Mattie Keiser
Wilkes-Barre
Local residents visit relatives and attend events
Moosic couples Mr and Mrs Charles Snyder visit Gracedale with their sons. Harry Capwell of Philadelphia visits his sister Mrs Frank Johnson. Miss Rosencrantz of West Pittston and pupils give a piano recital at Miss Nellie Monte's home. Mrs John Mott is ill on Diamond Avenue. Mrs Elwell of Scranton visits daughter Mrs W B Minners. Roger Lewis repaints his home. Mr Busby returns from a week in Binghamton New York. Messrs Hilburt Lewis and Capwell attend the Elks carnival in Scranton. Miss Jessie Reed calls on Scranton. Mr and Mrs J H Roberts visit Middletown New York.
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Charles Snyder
Gracedale
Harry Capwell
Philadelphia
Frank Johnson
Minooka Avenue
Rosencrantz
West Pittston
Nellie Monte
Brook Street
John Mott
Diamond Avenue
Elwell
Scranton
W. RB. Minners
Roger Lewis
Mr. Busby
Binghamton
N. Y
Messrs. Hilburt
Lewis and Capwell
Jessie Reed
J. H. Roberts
Middletown
N, Y
Costumes for Traveling in the Woman’s Companion
A guide on traveling dress emphasizing comfort and suitability. Recommends dust-proof light fabrics, cool hats, and light shoes. Endorses unfinished taffeta silk for travel, light English tweed for durability, and linen crash pongee or pongee for day trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payama Jaya
Very Low Rail Rates to San Francisco by Southern Railway
The Southern Railway offers round trip tickets to San Francisco or Los Angeles at reduced rates for the Knights of Pythias biennial meeting Aug 11–22. Philadelphia fare $66.75, other points from $68.25, with stopovers and return route options. Sleeper berths available, standard $19.00 or excursion $7.00 from Washington. Tourist cars depart Washington three times weekly at 45 dollars, routing via Atlanta New Orleans El Paso and Los Angeles. Information from Chas L Hopking, District Passenger Agent, Philadelphia.
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Knights of Pythias
San Francisco
Southern Railway
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Washington
Atlanta
New Orleans
el Paso
San Antonio
BF Page
Juarez
Chas. L. Hopking
Southern Pailway
Chestnut St
Mountain Park Fun With Train Runs From Scranton Wilkes Barre
Mountain Park on Wilkes Barre mountain offers trains from Scranton at 8 00 11 30 a m 1 am and 4 pm and from Wilkes Barre at 0 00 10 00 11 00 4 pm 12 noon 1 00 2 00 4 00 pm. Scranton trains stop locally between Scranton and Wilkes Barre. Amusements include bowling merry go round coaster railroad mirage and athletic sports with first class music and refreshments. Tickets sold at stations only.
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Mountain Park
Wilkes-Barre
Wyoming Valley
Scranton
J. 8
S. Swisher
Lackawanna Railroad Sells Excursion Tickets to Minneapolis
The Lackawanna Railroad offers special excursion tickets to Minneapolis for July 4 and 7 at 20.50 for round trip. Tickets may be returned leaving Minneapolis no earlier than July 4 or later than July 7, with a 50 cent deposit to extend departure to Sept 1. Delegates should note only one change of cars in Chicago when leaving Scranton.
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Lackawanna Railroad
Minneapolis
Scranton
Lackawanna
Chicago
Newcessary
Scranton to Niagara Falls Round Trip Special
Lackawanna railroad offers special round-trip tickets from Scranton to Niagara Falls for July 3 and 4 at 6.55 dollars, valid for travel on the departure date and return up to July 6. Children ages 6 to 11 pay half the adult fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Lackawanna Railroad
Scranton
Independence Day Excursion from Scranton at Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley railroad offers a round trip for six dollars and fifty five cents from Scranton to Niagara Falls for Independence Day. Tickets go on sale July 3 and 4, return by July 6, and are valid on all trains except the Black Diamond express. consult agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Scranton
Parson Hopkins Wins Open Debate in Kentucky Feud
A sprawling tale from mountain Kentucky recounts Parson Hopkins delaying politics during a joint debate with Joe Kendall. Hopkins opened with prayer and Bible readings, while Kendall never got to respond as darkness fell and attendees dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Washington
Parsons Hopkins
Congress
Joe Kendall
Hopkins
Pergzon
Republican Organization
Parton
Kendall
SK Kendall
New Civil and Criminal Code Enacted in Puerto Rico
San Juan Puerto Rico July 2 the new civil and criminal laws took effect at noon yesterday. An automobile mail service between this island and Paunee was inaugurated yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Porto Rico
Aly
Paunee
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Misa Annie Pfarr
J. G. Williams
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Olyphant
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Marin Street
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Onton’s Shopping Center
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