Lake Winola Season Opens for Scranton Visitors
The Lake Winola season has begun drawing Scranton Wilkes-Barre and neighboring residents. Many cottages host guests at Wilcox Ban Souci Tydvil Edgewood Morne Winola House and Winola Lodge with numerous locals visiting and registering. A request is made for a new depot to improve accommodations as the current structure appears dilapidated.
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Scranton Tribune
Winola
Spey
Lake Winolla
Andrew Nicholson
Grace F
New York
Ban Souci
J. Alton Davis
Mra. M. M. Davis
F. Whitmey Davis
W. Rowland Davies
Wyoming
Tydvil
B. G. Morgan
Edgewood
H. B. Eynon
David Owens
Mabel Gwitzer
Lala Deppen
Morne Cottage
Mra
al. Morse
Winola House
H. Beemer
P. W. A. Beemer
George
Barrowman
Percival Waters
Stewart
Besacker
H. W. Reinhart
J. A. Wetthing
James Cadawean
J. J
James W. Reese
Walter
Willam H. Hughes
M. T. Milter
C. W. Bertine
C. Brennan
A. 5. Swarts
Frank Cantzbery
G. N. Camp Bell
A. Ryder
W. H. Pierce
J. P. Wenner
F. N. Fiske
Gcranton
Sophia Thete
Kittle Theis
Jacob Theis
T. R. Mullice
Evife
George Brown
Wilkes-Barre
L.wood Ward
Lancaster
D. Jones
Johnstown
Jennie LaFrance
Howard D. Trimm
Falls
Paul Bohen
Pittston
Scranton Field Notes Hint at Local Plans
TM Beam visits Scranton as residents discuss policing and pool oversight. Six days of practice are urged for players while a fire hose company may be organized soon. P J Judge pushes to ensure the tract is ready. The Key Fund announces a picnic for July 19 to support a deserving institution.
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Beam
Scranton
P. J. Judge
Local Social Notes From Clark's Green and Surrounding Areas
Township gossip records visits and calls from Clark's Green and nearby towns. Mies Mott of Clifford stayed with uncle H N Mott late last week, August Marx of Dunmore visited Saturday, J W Rhodes and family spent several days with friends in Wyoming county, Mrs W H Swallow entertained Tuesday, and Mr and Mrs N Davis, Mr and Mrs W V Good, Mr G H Nichols, Miss Nellie, and Mr H N Patrick are noted as recent locals.
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Mies Mott
Clifford
H. N. Mott
August Marx
Dunmore
Frere
J. W. Rhodes
Wyoming County
W. H. Swallow
Fire
G. H. Nichols
Misa Nellie
HN. Patrick
Scranton Dr A Pitches Cure for Various Ailments Ad
An advertisement offers a physician claiming to cure impotence gonorrhea nervous disorders nightly weakness memory loss and sexual health issues. It asserts decay reversal and renewed vigor for men, with a call to contact at 412 Sprace Street Scranton PA, and operates daily 9 to 9.
Hawley vs Honesdale High in Tight Saturday Baseball
A crowded flat near Hawley Glass Works hosted a Honesdale high school nine against a local pick-up team. The game went to the wire with a 14 to 9 finish for the home side amid lively play and strong umpiring by PB H Kearney.
Ladies of the Grand Army visit Waverly for burial plot deed
The Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic travel from Factoryville to Waverly with veterans and carriages decked in national colors to witness the Hickory Cemetery association deed presentation to Sargent George Fell ahole No 97. Mr Palmer presents the deed and Revs Browe and Parsons give stirring addresses. Ice cream and cake follow the meeting. Langataft Hose company and Keystone Band thank Daniel Langetaff for a $25 Fourth of July gift as the Hone company era begins.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Waverly
Hickory Cemetery Association
Sargent George Fellahole
Palmer
R. H. Hulwate
Browe
Parsons
Langataft Hose Company
Keystone Band
Daniel Langetaff
Hone Company
Fire causes brief alarm at barber shop
A lighted lamp fell in H. B. Reynolds barber shop Saturday evening causing brief excitement. The fire was quickly extinguished with no property damage. The report notes local residents including Stephen Capwell and family, E. Granton visiting with nephew C. E. Clark, and mentions a Salvation Army camp meeting at Lilylake and a Baptist church lawn festival Friday.
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H. B. Reynolds
Stephen Capwell
Tomie Amereans
E. Granton
Shapp Hill
C. E. Clark
Balvation Army
Lilylake
Dolly
Maud Thomas
Scranton
Charles Clark
Baptist Church
Local Notices and Social Roundup From Montrose Area
Ex County Commissioner F W Newberry and a regional party stay at Mrs Buck's collage Faglesmere Lake Carey. John Alden and wife guests at R F Alden's. Evening services canceled July August at Presbyterian church. Mrs Theodore Streeter back from Washington. Kenneth Leighton visiting Rev N Leighton. Turnpike street bridge replaced with iron structure causing traffic delays. Miss Gene Dreckenridge visiting Rev W M Hiller. Prof R N Davis and family return from Arcobald. Carpenters convert old freight cars for Huns and Poles as boarding quarters for Montrose road project. Forty to fifty foreigners expected. Tritons improve with Clark and Chamberlain. beat Wilkes Barre Y M C A 6 5. next Pitts ton visit. Ground admission raised to 15 cents. Old drilling operations at Lovelton Factoryville delayed. Samuel Smythe inventor of duplex stove crate visits. Iron county bridge near T G Walters nearly complete. stone viaduct still incomplete. F W Newberry plans Florida home next winter. Wyoming county leans to administration at Republican convention. ringleaders for Quay, rank and file resist. Special B&O train carries Washingtonians to Niagara Falls. New porch under construction at H W Bardwell residence.
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F. W. Newberry
E. F. Cooke
Nanticoke
F. B. Parka
Edith
R. E. Pease
Bloomsburg
John
John Alden
Presbyterian Church
Christan Endeavor
Theodore Streeter
Washington, D. C
Kenneth Leighton
Chicago
Rev. N. Leighton
Turnpike Street
Gene Dreckenridge
Dinghamton
WN. Y
W. M. Hiller
R. N. Davis
Arcobald
Lynn
Montrose Road
Clark and Chamberlain
Tritons
Wilkes- Barre Young Men's Christian Association
Pittston
Lovelton
Factoryville
Samuel Smythe
Ritner
Iron County
T. G. Walter
Wyoming County
Quay
Beaver
R. P. Northrop
Gilkeson
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Niagara Falls
H. W. Bardwell
Jermyn Socials and News Update
Miss Katie Bloomer of Scranton visits her parents in Jermyn solicitors plan calls today for Citizens' band picnic set July 16. Ladies Aid of St James church to hold lawn social at George McLaughlin's Friday evening. Editor Boundy reports new press shipped. arrival expected week end. Emory Wetlake receives lucrative D and H position at Lake N Y. Professors Crowell and Boundy to give recitals. band concert on Main Street Wednesday. Mrs Badger returns from Delhi New York.
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Katie Bloomer
Scranton
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Yve
George McLaughlin
Boundy
R. W. Rymer
Winton
Avent Wedge
Emory Weatlake
Delaware and Hudson Company
Nd Lake
N.Y
Crowell
Carbondale
Jermyn Press
New Milford
Citizens’ Band
Main Street
Badger
Delhi
Local residents return from Plymouth visit
James Lavis and John McGowan of this place tailed Hyde Park friends Gunday evening Michael Laogen of vain street returned home after we a few days with friends at Plymouth. James Wilton and Josie Stewart of ee pent with friends in meee f ok Revels of Oat street yesterday
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James Lavis
John McGowan
This Place
Hyde Park
Gunday Evenin
Michael ‘Laogen
Vain Street
Plymouth
James Wilton
Josie Stewart
Ee Pent
Misses Little Ellis to attend Boston convention and city obits
In Carbondale notices Misses Little Ellis Maud Copeland and Beasie Ellis depart for the Christian Endeavor convention in Boston. Miss Lucy Joslin accompanies Miss Mabel Edwards to the Adirondack mountains. Mrs Lucy Cramer dies at Spencer street home born Monroe Oct 16 1847 and survived by husband and nine children with funeral at Spencer street home led by Rev T C Jepson. interment Brookside cemetery. Industry and social notes follow with local names and events.
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Little Ellis
Maud Copeland
Beasie Ellis
Boston
Christian Endeavor
Lucy Joslin
Mabel Edwards
Adirondack Mountains
Lucy Cramer
Matthias Cramer
Spencer Street
Monroe
Orange County
Fritz Straub
Forest City
Fred A. Cramer
Brooklyn
N. Y
Edward Primer
Susie
Rhoda
Carrie
Mattie
Edith
Burrell Cramer
T. C. Jepson
Brookside Cemetery
Mesers
Thomas E. Campbell
Robert Maxwell, Jr
Atlantic City
Vislt
Stone
J. B. Tingley
Foster
Susquehanna County
Tuckaowanna Valley Raph Tramalt Company
McLaughin
West Side
Methodist
Misa Carrie Davis
Factoryville
Thin City
F. E. Jenkins
New England States
Western trip plans and local visits announced
HONESDALE Andrew Thompson and wife and son Augustus and daughter Rebecca and Mrs. R. N. Toney and daughter Clara left yesterday for a western trip their destination being Yellowstone Park. Augustus Grambs of Newark is spending a few days at his home here. Joseph P. Chambers of Girard College Philadelphia will spend his eight weeks vacation with relatives at Honeydale. An entertainment will be given in the Sunday school room of Grace church.
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Andrew Thompson
Augustus
Rebecca
R. N. Toney
Clara
Yellowstone Park
Augustus Grambs
Newark
Joseph P. Chambers
Girard College
Philadelphia
Honeydale
Grace Church
Local Social Notes Include Visits And Travel
This evening ice cream and cake will be served. Miss Annie Sumner of Nanticoke visits relatives here. Mr and Mrs Joseph Gillieple of Scranton passed Sunday at Honesdale. William H. Sell is home for a few weeks. Mrs A B Dunsmore visits her mother Mrs Henry Ball on East street. Mina Lizzie Leibig and friend returned to Scranton after visiting Honesdale friends.
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Hawley Glass Works
Honesdale
PB. H. Kearney
John Keleher
J. P. Seidler
James McAndrew
Lalgedale
Wwoorlock
St. Philomenta's Church
iMr
Anna Powera
Boston
Winanie Haggerty
Scranton
Jonnie McAndrew
Annie Keleher
Port Jervis
N. V
Annie
Nellie Reilly
Dunmore
Aggie Corbett
Phillipsburg
N. J
Ella Mangan
New York City
Brooklyn
Mame Curran
Mass
Mame Jones
Katie Gaughan
Fred Gaines
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Pelltz
Lucy
Tillie Bellison
Notch
Pike County
Professor Southworth
Mira Nellie Daniela
Lena Palmer
Methodist Episcopate
Epworth League
Fairview Lake
James
Fred Stott
Fred Sands
William Lobb
George Thompson
Hawley
John Stott
Corning
Rev. J. J. Rankin
White Mills
Amitys
G. L. Thorn
Newark
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Enmima Collum
William Gregg
Carbondale
George Murray
Bd. McAndrew
Erie
Misa Bridget Gallagher
Morria Millham
Newark, O
Annie Sumner
Nanticoke
Joseph Gillieple
William H. Sell
A. B. Dunsmore
Henry Ball
East Street
Mina Lizzie Leibig
St Patrick’s church excursion notes and local visits
The annual St Patrick’s church excursion goes to Farview on Aug 8. Miss Lucy Farrell returns from Wellsboro that evening. Miss Lizzie O Hara of Pittston visits Miss Mary Clancy in Dunmore. Catholic Young Ladies Temperance officers attend a South Side Scranton meeting. Nellie Kelly and Julia Rafter of Hyde Park visit town. Mia Frank Orchard and Misa Cora Voyle of Carbondale visit their mother on Lackawanna street. Albert Jones of Plymouth spends a few days in town.
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St. Patrick's Church
Farview
Lucy Farrell
Wellsboro
Lizzie O' Hara
Pittston
Mary Clancy
Dunmore Street
Catholic Young Ladies’ Temperance Society
South Side Society
Scranton
Nellie Kelly
Julia Rafter
Hyde Park
Mia
Frank Orchard
Misa Cora Voyle
Carbondale
Lackawanna Street
Albert Jones
Plymouth
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Endorsed by Mothers for Teething
A long running patent medicine promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as the remedy for teething pain, gum softening, wind colic and diarrhoea with a price of twenty five cents per bottle. A Detroit Trib cartoon lampoons a First Lady consulting a lawyer about a hat as a playful aside.
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Mrs. Winslow
Milliner
Detroit
Printing services for summer posters and cards
City printer offers topic cards for the next six months at low prices. For excursions or festivals this summer, consult The Tribune about printing posters circulars tickets and other materials in good style.
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the Tribune
The Diseases We Will Cure or Refand the Money
The Herald of Health promotes Dr. Smith promising cures with a frank fair approach. It asserts patient confidence heightens healing and that belief boosts outcomes while offering free consultations at No. 02 Wyomar Avenue Scranton PA daily 9 to 5 except Sunday.
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Smith
Dr. Smith
Wyomar Avenue
Scranton
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W. A. Paine
Heller
D. P. Elias
Lincoln Avenue
Billy Lynch
Sayre
Clark Bliss
Lynch
Alice Coon
Mountain Top
Oram
Dover
Frank Phmnipe
M. H. Cook
Walters
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Clark's
Sprace Street
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Newyoming Ave
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Joan Hamlin
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Aylesworth’s
Comet
New York Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
G. du B. Dimmick
Spruce Street
Telephone
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