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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1898

Page

6

West Scranton News Briefs Include Arrest and Local Notices

William Lewis is jailed on bail after allegedly hitting a child on the head with a stone and facing a court appearance. A marriage notice for Catherine Cummings and Stephen Daly is listed. Social items note Mr and Mrs Harry A Wrigley entertaining in honor of Corporal Charles Wrigley of the Thirteenth Regiment, with Thomas Beynon performing.

William Lewis Catherine Cummings Stephen Daly Harry A. Wrigley Twelfth Street Charlies Wrigley Company F. Thirteenth Regiment Thomas Beynon W. W. Jones William Wrigley Thomas Teynon W. HM. Bnever Seth Wrigley and Mere William Writ Jey W. O H. Snover Joseph Phillins

Young William Lewis Held on Charge After Stone Incident

William Lewis aged 12 was held to answer at the next term after throwing a stone that shattered a window at Adam Franz In Arwell's residence and struck a baby, inflicting a serious wound. Prosecutor Mr. Prana led the case. Lewis admitted throwing the stone but claimed no intent to hit the child.

Willian Lewis Hull Mie Lewis Wise Adam Franz Arwell Mr. Prana Agoy Lewis Fring Witto

Local Couple Marries Quietly at Archbald Methodist Church

Mite Catharine Davis of Washham Street and William Hitchines of South Deckers Court wed last Monday at Archbald Methodist Church. Pastor Ren A. Wotton officiated as guests witnessed the simple ceremony. The couple, both well known West Beranton youths, will reside on Waelhinen Street.

Mite Catharine Davis Washham Street Willian Hitchines South Deckers Court Archbald Methodist Church Ren A. Wotton Goth India Mro Hitchinus West Beranton Waelhinen Street

Marriage Announcement for Mire Catharine E and Stephen Daly

Mire Catharine E daughter of Mr and Mrs John Carpreines of Hampton street visited in marriage to Stephen Daly of Stone Avenue Tuesday evening at 4 oclock at the parochial residence of St Patrick's.

Mire Catharine E John Od Carpreines Hampton Street Stephen Daly Stone Avenue Evenine St. Patrick’s

Wedding of Miss Daly and Engineer Daly in Scranton

In a Scranton church ceremony Rev DP A Dunne united Miss Daly and an engineer named Daly. Attended by two close friends, the bride wore a pearl travel gown. They left for a short wedding tour to Niagara Falls and will reside in South Scranton afterward. Mrs Daly is a popular local elocution instructor.

DP. A. Dunne

Funeral services for Frank Justin conducted at home

The funeral for Frank Justin, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry B Justin, was held yesterday afternoon from their 309 North Decker's Court residence. Rev J Et Sweet of Simpson M E Church officiated as friends attended and flowers adorned the service. Burial followed at Washburn Street Cemetery with pallbearers Arthur Thomas Myron Rittenhouse Aaron Bryant and John Huches.

Frank Henry B. Justin North Decker's Court J. Et. Sweet Simpson M. FE Washburn Street Arthur Thomas Myron Rittenhouse Aaron Bryant John Huches John Jothus North Dockers Court St. John's German Catholic Cemetery

West Scranton Teachers Join Washington Excursion

Many residents took the cheap excursion rate to Washington D C for the National Teachers Association convention. Most travelers were teachers with several others joining the party including Mrs. Roderick Jones Mrs John T Williams Miss Teah Heath Miss Sarna A Jones Mines Martha Watkins Miss Mutearet Davies Catharine Phillips and Miss Mary Harris.

West Scranton Washington, D. C National Teachers’ Association Roderick Jones South Sumner Avenue John TT Williame Booth Main Avenue Teah Heath Scranton Street Sarna A. Jones Hampton Street Martha Watkins South Main Avenue Mut Earet Davies Catharine Phillips Mise Mary Harris Kynon Street

Local residents host guests across towns and celebrate birthdays

Michael and John Reap visit Leeds North Dakota to preside as Mrs A A Lindsbury and daughters welcome Carbondale friends. Miss Mary Conners visits Miss Cecilia Connons, while Miss Margaret Walters stays with relatives at Gravel Pond. Mrs Yoohey and daughters at Harvey's Lake. Miss Maybelle Pareons visits Rev and Mrs Bell. Carrier En Jones plans to name his fourth son Dewey Santiago Jones. Morse and son visit Cohoes relatives.

Michael and John Reap Jackson Ster Jett Leeds North Dakota A. A. Lindsbury South Mainonvenue Carbondale Mary Conners Tunkhannock Cecilia Connons Jackson Street Margaret Walters South Lincoln Avenue Gravel Pond PJ. “Yoohey Lit- Jian Frances North Lincoln Avenue Mise Della Dawiet North Sumer Avenue Windsor Ekmnma Kinger North Hyde Park Avenue Allie de Forest Dalton Man Carrier Jones North Hyde Park Avenue Dewey Santiago” Jones H. Morse BE. & Mores North Bromley Avenue Cohoes, N Cooelia Conners Marger

White India Linen Waists for Ladies

After a two week shortage the store restocks with a full supply of White India Linen Waists for hot weather. The collection features preferred styles and aims to offer unmatched values in the city.

India

Fine printed French lawn waists at reduced prices

At 98c you can choose fine printed French lawn waists in fast colors and season patterns. Actual values 1.25 and 1.40. offer 1.00 each. Pick of best patterns and colors, no last season waists in the lot.

Parasol Fashion Prices Noted in Auction List

A catalog excerpt lists 36 stylish parasols in white black red green and purple with silk trim priced as a group at 2 606. It notes 16 fancy vouching parasols at 2 50 each and 5 plain black parasols in quality Ching silk fetching 1 56 total.

15 fancy coaching parasols in checks and plaids

Local shop offers a bold sunshade collection with 15 parasols in checks and plaids priced at two dollars each. Shoppers flock to the sale amid bright display and late season discounts.

Local Residents Return Visits Cast Across Towns

Itta Wymbs of Jackson street has returned from a visit at Tunkhannock. Arthur Drew of Plymouth is the guest of friends here.

Itta Wymbs Jackson Street Tunkhannock Arthur Drew Plymouth

Local Officers Named In Bellevue Mission election

A church election at Bellevue Baptist Mission elected DD. W. Davie as Superintendent Harry Jenkins as vice president William Davis as treasurer Mary Ann Jones as organist Edna Freeman as secretary John Williams and William Jones as librarians. Martin Flynn of Nebraska visited and was given a farewell party before returning home.

Thirteenth Regiment Oliver Williams Dre M. J. Willams Palmer Wi- Hinme John T. Williams South Main Avenue George Penninger Owen Hughes Anthony Meyers George Thirlwell Thirlwell Sumner Fivenue Tate Juillet Academy Elect Sechek Uils Bellevue Baptist Mission Ec Jicol DD. W. Davie Harry Jenkins William Davis Mary Ann Jones Edna Freeman John Williams William Jones Martin Flynn Nebraska Jack

North Scranton Community Notes Highlight Local Events

North Scranton residents marked a Keyser avenue fling with patriotic addresses led by chairman Michael Lynch and Cumberland band music. The Welsh Baptist Sunday school outing, lawn social at William Wells home, and Niagara Hose Company’s 22nd anniversary celebration were announced along with visits and relocations of several residents and routine court bail updates.

Keyser Avenue Michael Lynch Muaie Cumberland Band Welsh Baptist Sunday School West Market Street William Wells Hollister Avenue Primitive Methodist Church William Andrews Grace Street Hingland May Williams Brick Avenue Lillian Winkles Pittston Joseph Hannon Aldermin Roberts Hannon Richard Jones Charles Hopewell Frank Richards John Richards School Street Binghamton Delaware and Hudson Company Harry Beers Williamsport Miss Nettle Christmas Philadelphia David Christmas Edna Avenue William K. Dolan Butte City Montana North Main Avenue

Green Ridge Social Roundup and Illness Report

Green Ridge hosts news of returns from Lake Winola and Plymouth plus a serious illness on Capoure avenue. A neighborly gathering on Marion street featured many local residents and friends with games after refreshments. Joseph Moran suffered facial burns from a cannon cracker explosion Sunday evening.

Price Fordham Ralph Rittenhouse Lake Winola Mise Mattie Taylor Marion Street Lake Ariel C. A. Wambold Monsey Avene Plymouth Kiltim Taupack Philip Street New York City Green Ridge Thomas Fliterot Capoure Avenue Myrtle Simpson Grorge Leid Hloonshure PB. Zebler Mise Helena Wahl Kittle Fish Florence Nye Stelia Troop Anna Sullivan Lucy Louchland Marie O'Harah Kathrine Lynott Nora Healey Vivian Burnett Coertie Kiley Margaret Devers Grace Devine Jessie Walsh Rose Bradley Lena Netchart Clara Warrett Louie Hioran Margaret McMullen Nellie Hart Pitteton Beth Ottinger Karl Ottinger Paul Barrett Keneth Barnett Joe McHale Frank Duffy Harold Barrett Dan Connors John McGuire Arthur Blewitt Robert Campbell Elmer Weichel Alf Colligan John Mahl Eigher Mra Ottinger Mre Fish Miss Wahl Joe Ottinger Joseph Moran Mylort Avenue

Local notes and upcoming events in the district

Misa Hannah Coyne of Brafford street plans a visit with friends in Pitteton. Township auditors and the school board met to audit the school district accounts for the year 1907. Miss Anna Fitehenry Jeft travels to Washington for a short stay. Rt Joseph's society excursion committee and ladies prep for the July outing. John T. Brown announces Democratic candidacy for the third district legislative seat now held by Dr N C Mackey of Waverly. Brown’s supporters believe he can win if nominated in a heavily Republican district.

Misa Hannah Coyne Brafford Street Piteton Anna Fitehenry Jeft Yueater Wanhington Rt. Joseph's Society John T. Brown N.C. Mackey Waverly Brown

Scranton Axle Works Flag Recalled by Brave Youth

John Dunestone a Scranton Axle Works employee climbed a 75 foot flagpole in front of the works to recover a fallen flag. He ascended about twenty feet and reached the top where he grabbed the rope and lowered himself to safety. He then hauled the Stars and Stripes back up, restoring Old Glory over the Scranton Axle Works.

Scranton Axle Works John Dunetone Pittaton Avenue Dunstone Scranton

Cannon theft case tied to widow and heirs

William Westpfahl faced a warrant for arrest of Henry Richie on larceny charges after Richie claimed a cannon was given by Matthias Null, now deceased. Richie said Mrs Null reminded him to keep it in memory of her husband, while Mrs Westpfahl denied influencing the theft. Richie arraigned before Alderman Donavan and held in $200 bond.

William Weetpfahl Henry Richie Richie Donavan Matthias Null Null Mre. Null Westpfahl

Kelley faces jury in assault case before Alderman Donovan

Michael Kelley is charged with assaulting Thomas McDonenl and asked for a jury trial at arraignment last night. A panel of six jurors will decide this evening if Kelley is guilty: Henry Coyle Jerry Collins James O Boyle James Normile James Cullen and John F Kearney.

Michael Kelley Thomas McDonenl Donovan Kelley Henry Coyle Jerry Collins James O' Boyle James Normile James Cullen John F. Kearney Picnie of &J. John Artesian Wellgrove Picnie Searing Brook Jacob Sohne Henry Doescher Washington Misses Tillie Anna Kearney Carbondale Mamie Walsh Pittston Mia Mary Ruddy Cedar Avenue Bernard Miller John Pittston Avenue Germany Lentes John Vaughan

Local Briefs From Wilkes Barre and Nearby Areas

News notes report visits by Cecilia Mooney and Sarah Gallagher of Wilkes Barre. Harold Finch funeral at Dunmore cemetery. Hilda Scholl hosted a Cedar avenue party. Patrick Finherty opens a Cedar avenue barber shop. Mary Lowett visiting in Wilkes Barre. Century Hose company drill at 7 00 P M. Neptune Engine adjourned meeting Monday night. Philip Graf loses five Saengerrunde excursion tickets on Okellsgrove Sunday numbered 21 22 23 4 and 25 percent.

Daniel Vaughan Binghamton Cecilia Mooney Sarah Gallagher Wilkes-Barre W. J. Daniels Breck Street Newman New York City Charlies Canson Pear Street Harold Finch Cedar Avenue Dunmore Cemetery Hilda Scholl Patrick Finherty Misa Mary Lowett Willow Street Century Hose Company Neptune Engine Company Philip Graf Alder Street Okellsgrove

Alumni banquet at Manley's hall with varied programme

The High School Alumni Association held its first annual banquet at Manley’s hall last night. Bauer’s orchestra played as a long faculty and student programme featured solos and recitations from several Class of figures. A large attendance joined a sumptuous repast and pageantry.

Obituary Notes for Dimmick Meekune Lane and Rev Swallow

Marion Dimmick of Scranton died in Westfield New York at 6 Sunday. He had long served Huntington West Virginia as bank president and organizer treasurer and was a lay reader at Trinity church. Also Meekune of Fulls township Wyoming County died at 86 after running a hotel and aiding canal and rail labor. Lang Lane family ties Archbald and late Councilman EB Lane survived by daughters Kate Nelle Annie and husband. Rev Miner Swallow aged 83, Kingston, former longtime Methodist minister in the Wyoming Conference, dies leaving northeastern Pennsylvania circuit老人.

Marion Dimmick Scratton Weesttald Chautauqua County New York Huntington West Virginia Scranton National Bank Trinity Episcopal Church of Antoinette Ho Dimmick Chicago Edward J. Dimmick Cuba Blinos Willam Mekhune Fulle Township Wyoming County New York City North Branch Canal Pennsylvania and Lehigh Valley Railroad Meekune v Tracy Roberts Weet Pittston James Fitch Thin Elty Patrick Lane Archbald Aronday Lang Toad A. Lane Kate Nelle Annie Lane Mt. Thomas’ Church Miner Swallow Kingston Piainaville Luzerne County Wyoming Methodist Episcopal Church Odera Pennsylvania

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Hanor Charles Wrigley Daly-Cummings Childriin Ash Washington, D.C Globe Warehouse North Scranton AGUE South Scranton John Dunstone Pitsston Avenue MBS OF News Dunmore Manley’s Hall Bauer Our School R. N. Davie Ella Swift Frank Cullen Margery Eden Genevieve Belsecker Marie Bronson Eva Montgomery Eva Hees Kate Bryden Mary Mitchell Margaret Kelley Mae Murphy Grace Stevens Miss Miller Miss Sweeney May Horan F. Horan FL Bingham Margaret Healey Nellie Dougherty Teresa Manley M. McHale Kate Galenia Laura O' Hore Marie Nealon Annie Murphy Sarah Reirdon Kate Sweeney Mary McHugh Hannah Kate Cullen Agnes Mongan Tillie Cullen Elin Swift Mary Jordan Miss Fahey Miss Earley Kate O'Hare Marie Blanche Messrs George Tiyrne Harry Harper Richard Webber George Ellis Richard Angwin William Young William Zeigler Frank Bingham Harvey Bogert J. Hore Neimeyer RR. N. Davis W. Cawley FE. Ames J. C. Miller Prof Peuser Walter Jones James Flynn FR. Winters PJ. Cullen J. Gilmartin J. Gilligan T. Taylor J. Healey John Sweeney John Pauel Archer Miller Thomas Golden Thomas Jordan Messrs. McGinty and Best Olyphant Andrew Gavin M. F A. J. VanCleft Dunnore J. Hughes South Blakely Street Zachariah Hughes No. S Pennsylvania Coal Company Hughes James Ryan Ben Leh WN. K. Fairbank Company St. Louis Boston NFL Lipton Mahon & Densten Board of Trade J. &. Dengton G P. m Pilsner Serativl Nana Washington Avenue Meare Building Todd Potha MT. Pocono, PA Clairmount House Pocono Mountain Chas Hi. Smith Mount Pocono Monroe Co Spring Lake Beach, N. J Long Branch Monmouth House Asbury Park, WN. J Hotel Devonshire Asbury Ocean Hamblen J. Manager Ocean Grove, WN. U Arlington Hckan Grove H. Milla NEW York Hotels St. Denis Broadway Eleventh St Grace Church Metro William Taylor and Son Westminster Hotel Sixteenth St Irving Place I. D. Crawford Wanamakers Stevel Cooper's Kasay Bway Hotel Albert University Place Morgan National Supply and Metal Jor Scranton, Pa Max Weber Penn Avenue
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