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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1902

Page

2

City election boards urged to post results promptly

News notes election boards in Carbondale districts urged to post vote counts promptly this evening to avoid past delays. The school board reports $8,400 due from Collector Clifford, with $6,000 held by him and three aldermen until payment. Last night the board elected last year’s teachers. no new ninth grade or Mise Joslin successor chosen yet.

Copeland Clifford Mise Joslin W. G B. Bryden C. M. Lesher A. Wilson Goury Katheryn Pace Cora Estabrook Joe Hlolthing Sara Swigert Amelia Peuckert Jennie Kearney Kathe Scott Nutte Gething Alice Connor Lydia Morrison Mary Copnaughten Witherine Jay Alice V. Rashligh Margret Fineran Emmim Warrett Mary Poengelly Gabriel Coleman Elizabeth Harte Anna McLean Hettie Wilcox Kila Malone Princ

School Board Moves to Collect Clifford Duplicate

At the meeting the school board voted to proceed against Clifford's bondsmen to recover the duplicate of 8400. Attorney H C Butler to secure settlement from three collectors, Clifford claimed he had 8000 to collect and urged a September extension. Board members urged prompt action and debated leniency versus duty.

Frank Clifford Alderman Jones Atkinson Bunnell Ele Mr. Copeland Clifford Tle Mr. Evans Mr. Butley Kerwin Mr. Clifford Mr. Kerwin Copeland Vanaan Hughes Nan Ald Evans

Sudden Rheumatism Pain Stems from Impure Blood

An old medical ad claims rheumatism arises from impure blood and that Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery purifies the blood to cure rheumatism. It cites a testimonial from Mr. B. McKnight of Cad es Williamsboro and warns against substitutes by other remedies.

Pierce

Carbondale Boy on the High Seas

Frank Kelly of Carbondale, son of ex Mayor John Kelly, serves as hospital steward aboard the U S S Buffalo. In a letter from the Atlantic en route to Gibraltar he describes leaving New York, sea sickness, life on deck, and the routine aboard ship as they sail toward the Strait of Gibraltar and Morocco.

Frank Kelly United States Buffalo Azores Carbondalians John Kelly B. A. Kelly Joseph Kelly Kelly United States Navy High Seas Strait of Gibraltar New York Biay Statue of Liberty Bandy Hook Iverily Campania Portugal Gibraltar Morocco Frank

Letter from Malta Cites Wednesday Departure

In a letter dated from Malta Mr Kelly confirms plans to leave for Malta on Wednesday. The message adds that the writer has since written from the island.

Malta Mr. Kelly

Measles Cases Rise in Carbondale Last Month

Amid a surge of measles cases in Carbondale during the past month, health officials report widespread spread across neighborhoods and urge vaccination and preventive measures.

Carbondale

Bet Returns Hat to Washington Street Man in McKinley Wager

Charles Tucker of Washington street wagered with Frank Cunningham of Forest City on McKinley before his election. The bet was a hat. Cunningham traveled to Newport News. Tucker abandoned the hat. Last week Cunningham returned, collected Tucker, and delivered the hat, now worn by Tucker as a 35 size.

Charles Tucker Washington Street Frank Cunningham Forest City William McKinley Cunningham Newport News Tucker

Swigert Dominates Local Tennis Tournament Victory

William E. Swigert tops the North Matin Street tennis event winning the singles title over Claude Oliver with a 3 8 6 6 0 score and partners Morgan claim the doubles crown. Prizes include diamond cuff buttons and a silver back hat brush with other awards for Oliver, Crane, Rutherford, and Bassett.

Claude Oliver Swigert William E. Swigert Join Morgan Albert Crane Albert Rutherford

Knights of Columbus to confer first degree tonight

The Knights of Columbus will confer the first degree on several candidates in their new quarters tonight and not Wednesday as previously stated. A high Mass of requiem will be celebrated for Alderman Morrison in St. Rose church Friday morning.

Knights of Columbus Society St. Rose Church Aldreman Morrison

Killeen Wins Sewers Contract With Lower Bid

Thomas Killeen secured the contract for constructing the surface sewers at a bid of 1475 dollars, claimed to undercut Nolan & Collins who allegedly represented the United Mine workers.

Thomas Killeen Nolan & Collins United Mine Workerr

Mitchell Hose Company Drill Meeting Notice

The members will meet at 7 30 this evening at the hose house for drill and every Tuesday and Friday during July and August. By order of Thomas F Herbert Foreman.

Mitchell Hose Company Hose House Thomas F. Herbert

Gifted guests visit Carbondale scene

Mrs. B. C. Guerin hosts Miss Tonner of Washington D C daughter of Hon H C Tonner of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Miss Teresa O Malley of Pittston returning home after a nurses training course in Baltimore Md and a brief stay with relatives in Carbondale

B. C. Guerin Miss Tonner Washington, D. C H. C. Tonner Bureau of Indian Affairs Teresa O'Malley Pittston Baltimore Carbondale

Voters urged to support William Connell for Congress

Citizens are asked to attend today’s primaries from 4 to 7 p m at regular polling places to cast a ballot for William Connell in the congressional race.

William Connell Congress

Jermyn And Mayfield Borough Council Notes

The Jermyn and Mayfield borough council met with absent members. Secretary Davis reported one small pox case housed in the pest house, to be discharged today, and bills totaling 41.61 to be paid by Blakely poor district. Bridges on Third and Second streets completed, bills for police, water, electric, and street work approved. Willam Scull, a veteran, suffers neuralgia and is nearly crippled. Local residents hosted by the Jenkins family. death of Mrs Griffiths’ mother prompted a family departure.

Albert Moon Davis Jones Board of Health Blakely Mulholland Veen Third Street Second Street J. H. Wheeler Consolidated Water Company Electric Light John ‘Tl. Griffiths Muriel Henry Powell Taylor William Jenkins

Sorely Afflicted Dilts Family Loses Two Children

Mr and Mrs Harry Dilts of 105 Berkett Street mourn the loss of their four year old Frankie and two year old Harry who died within hours of each other from measles and convulsions. The two surviving children, a boy and a two month old girl, also suffer measles but are out of danger. Rev A F Chaffee will conduct the burial at Maplewood cemetery. first deaths reported.

Harry Dilts Birkett Street Frankie Harry Dilts Maplewood Cemetery Mrs. Dilts Mra. Dilts Rev. A Fy, Chaffee

Local Social Notes From Scranton and Nearby Towns

Archbal d Burke of Scranton visits Miss Julian Dougher. The Misses McDonald of Dunmore stay at the Mansion House. W J Teutzer's business trip to Scranton. Florence Bishop of Carbondale visits relatives in town. Hrogan called in Mayfield. John J Gilgallon leaves for Jersey City for a new position with the International Correspondence Schools. The Misses Coyne and Margaret Cawley visit Providence. John P P Kearney Henry Myers P J Manley and Peter Keogh attend United Mine Workers convention at Nanticoke. Murthy Cawley makes a business trip to Berington. Misses Margaretesgrove and Nora Barrett visit Mayfield friends.

Burke Scranton Julian Dougher Missoa McDonald Dunmore W. J. Teutzer Seranton Florence Bishop Carbondale FE. Hrogan Mayfield John J. Gilgallon Jersey City International Correspondence Schools Mises Coyne Margaret Cawley Providence John PP Kearney Henry Myers P. J. Manley Peter Keogh United Mine Workers Nanticoke Murthy Cawley Berinton Margaretesgrove Nora Barrett

Claim for Catarrh Cure Endorsed by Druggists

A sales pitch touts Halls Catarrh Cure by PB J Cheney Co Toledo with claims of curing catarrh. The notice asserts Cheney’s trustworthiness and requests customers to try Test Pills as the best remedy, backed by wholesale druggists and distributors.

PB. J. Cheney & Co Props Toledo Cheney West & Trubx Wholesale Druggista Fo. Wallin Cnnan & Marvin Haltssian Bay Enn Fa

Funeral for Timothy Gavan Held in South Beranton

Mrs. James Clancy Mrs. John Lynch and Misses Mary and Kutho Clancy attended the funeral of Timothy Gavan at South Beranton yesterday. Other notes report Mrs. D. C. Evans traveling to visit relatives in Tunkhannock and Gus Biritt taking charge of a new restaurant at the Behubmeht building which opened yesterday. Ella Coon resumes position at Atherton Sutton's cash store after a two year absence with nearby mentions of Katie Cannon visiting Avoca relatives.

James Clancy John Lynch Mary Kutho Clancy Timothy Gavan South Beranton D.C. Evans Susquehanna Street Tunkhannock Gus Biritt Mahon House Behubmeht Ella Coon Atherton & Sutton

Local Social Notes From Factoryville and Nearby Towns

Yesterday’s summer school in Factoryville welcomed Sarah Ruddy back. Clara Hull returned home after weeks in New York. D C Vaughn of South Scranton visited town relatives Sunday. T L Williams family left for Edella to spend a few weeks. Frank Jones, visiting his sister Mrs Mumford, returned to Norwich New York. Francis Jones and Edward Howells of a Bay Bodes visited town Sunday.

Sarah Ruddy Factoryville Clara Hull New York D. C. Vaughn South Scranton T. L. Williams Edella Frank Jones George Mumford Norwich N. Y Francis Jones Edward Howells

Taylor Victors Lose in Scranton Backyard Tilt

In Scranton the Reds were defeated in a poorly played game. Reed started, retired in the fifth, Wil liams held the opposition to two hits. Batteries Reed Williams Glynn Morgans. Private Daniel Williams, US volunteers, returns home after three years in the Philippines. Funeral for William Powell scheduled for tomorrow at 2:30 from Railroad street residence. Union State and Y M C A team to play Riverside grounds. Various local social notes and visits follow.

Reds Scranton Reed Williams South Paw Taylor Glynn Jones and Morgans Daniel Williams United States Volunteers Philippine Islands North Taylor William Powell Railroad Street Forest Home Union State Riverside Grounds Taylor Victors Willim Lewis Margaret Anderson Green Ridge Janet Snaie North Main

Local Black River District News Roundup

Peckville residents Arechie Selp and Joseph Page returned Saturday from Niagara Falls. Charles BE Bonner of Des Moines Ta returned home after visiting his brother W J Bonner. Mrs W J Broad visited Scranton yesterday. James W Kennedy of Olyphant circulated with Trilends here yesterday. Russell Hoffecker and Oscar Dunlop depart Thursday for Pittsburgh to work for Wescott and Kingsley breaker builders. Roy Craig and Ray Thorp vacationing at Lake Winola.

Arechie Selp Joseph Page Niagara Falls Charles Be, Bonner P Des Moines W. J. Bonner W. J. Broad Scranton James W. Kennedy Olyphant Russell Hoffecker Oscar Dunlop Pittsburg Wescott & Kingsley Roy Craig Ray Thorp Lake Winola

Miss Bessie Lancaster Sails To New York Visit

Miss Bessie Lancaster spends a few weeks in New York. John Clone and Miss Dorothy Broadhead spent Sunday at the Robertson cottage at Lake Carey. Miss Lila Ostrander leaves today for further plans.

Bessie Lancaster New York John Clone Dorothy Broadhead Robertson Cottage Lake Carey Lila Ostrander

Summer visits and hometown callers in Indian River

Indian River Mich Mrs Joseph Snyder and daughter Irma visit her father for the remainder of the summer. Mrs Joseph Snyder and daughter Irma visit Mr and Mrs Hinds. Charles Law of Scranton called. Miss Marie Doran and Noellle McCormack spent the Fourth at Binghamton. William Graham visits his sister at Sayre N Y.

Indian River Mich Joseph Snyder Irma J. Hinds Charles Law Scranton Marie Doran Noellle McCormack Minghamton William Graham Sayre N.Y

Lake Winola Scenes Include Bass Catch and Hotel Gala

Howard Eynon landed a 44 pound black bass last week at Lake Winola. A large reception and dinner drew about 150 couples to the Clifton hotel with red fire and fireworks on the porches. Wanita Camping club members stayed at Heller cottage and a shirt waist hop filled the Clifton hotel Saturday night. Mrs. Maury I. Tripp, from Jersey City, is staying indefinately at the Clifton hotel.

Lake Winola Howard Eynon Billings Metcalf Mercier Messers Kennedy Shoak Blark Tunkhannock Clifton Hotel Hotel Clifton Wanita Heller Cottage William Berry Arch Deans Leon Griffin Andrew Muir Parahan Mears Maury I. Tripp

Presbyterian ladies to meet at Langley home

Hallstead July 7 The ladies of the Presbyterian church will be entertained at Mrs. Charles Langley's home on Susquehanne avenue Thursday from 2 to 6 PM. All ladies invited. Mr and Mrs F C Harmon visiting Towanda. Miss Nellie King has returned home.

Scranton Tribune Hallstead The Presbyterian Church Chas‘lea Langley Susquehanne Avenue F. C. Harmon Towanda Nellie King

Local Social News Notes and Visits

Susquehanna guests extend stays with friends. Mrs James Elvey remains slightly better after days of illness. Miss Georgia DeWitt of Binghamton visits aunt Mrs George Lamb. Orange G Woodhouse resigns County Herald post for Rockaway Beach. Eva Van Wormer hosted by grandparents at Conklin for weeks. Patrick Donovan of Silver visits daughter Mrs Peter Allen. Florence King of Binghamton visits Mag E K King on the Fourth. W H Woodward of Athens entertained at the Iraq home. Mr and Mrs Charles Lawrence depart with train No 2 for extended visit to Newton and New York City.

Susquehanna James Elvey Georgia DeWitt Binghamton George Lamb Orange G. Woodhouse County Herald Office Rockaway Beach Eva van Wormer Aaron van Wormer Conklin Patrick Donovan Silver Peter Allen Chase Avenue Florence King Mag. E. K. King W. H. Woodward Athens Iraq Charles Lawrence Newston New York City

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