Many local visits and events reported around Forkston
Nellie Burgess is due home to spend vacation with her father G H Burgess at Forkston. Sheriff Knapp plans a Sunday visit at Ocean Grove. Quay Democrats are numerous. A Stroudsburg man considers starting a cigar factory here. Thieves raid Lehigh Valley depot at Meshoppen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Burgess
New York Post Office
G. H. Burgess
Forkston
Sheriff Knapp
Ocean Grove
R. V. Kennedy
Joseph Housel
Susquehanna
Stroudsburg
Quay Democrats
Mary Knapp
Montrose
D. W. Stark
Russell Hill
Lehigh Valley
Meshoppen
B. F. Blakslee
Sayre
Springville
Pittaton Gazette
Tricounty League
Tunkhannock
John
William BE. Ward
Weitzenkorn
Wilkes-Barre
T. B. Wall's
Cut Glass Factory
Billings & Sons
Tritons
Kingston
Clark
Chamberlain
Louis Hilkowish
Local News Highlights From Factoryville and Nearby Areas
Professor H A Fasset and family on vacation in Mehoopany report abundant huckleberries nearby. Hose company and band expect about $100 after Fourth of July expenses. R R Davis finishing his new Clark's Summit house. Infant of Mr and Mrs Co M Walter buried Thursday. Warren P Smiley takes chemist post in Goshen Virginia. Miss Etta R Bush to Boston for Christian Endeavor convention and tours. Mrs C H Reed and daughter recall a delightful Pacific coast trip with a thrilling moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Fasset
Mehoopany
Mr. Fasset
R. R. Davis
Clark's
Co. M.walter
Warren P. Smiley
Goshen
Etta R. Bush
Boston
Christian Endeavor
C. H. Reed
Pacific Coast
Social Roundup of Visitors in Wayne County Town
James Croop spends a few days with relatives in Wayne county. Mr and Mrs John Morra entertain friends at Grasny Island last Wednesday evening. Others visit from Scranton Sandy Run New York and Waverly as residents host kin and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Croop
Wayne County
John Morra
Grasny Island
W. B. Snyder
Green Grove
Roy Megargel
Scranton
G. L. Keller
Warren D. Irving
Strawlsburg
Winnie Hughes
Annie Singer
Sandy Run
Misees Sivele
Mary Cairne
Walter Wedge
New York
John Wedge
Agnes Williams
John
Lizzie Cairns
David
Oscar Blitter
T Marchwood
Ada Holk
Morgans
Asbury Park
N. J
William Hughes
John Singer
Stephen Cairns
Charlee Dana
Pritchard
Pass
Bowen
Mary
Joseph Hulse
J. E. Milroy
Waverly
Bertha Campbell
Beach Haven
John Warner
Hickory Street
Henry Chapman
Luzerne County
Nice
William Warner
Carrie
Nanticoke
Local notes from Hamburg and surrounding area
Mrs. Trexler of Hamburg visits her niece Mrs. A G Ives. Finn of 8 E Finn Co. injured after slipping in a cellar. Platt of Tunkhannock visited last Sunday. J E Parish and family occupy the Mott house. Funeral of Mrs. Kershner at Methodist church led by Rev C H Newing. Several boarders stay with local residents. Revans of Scranton visiting. Dickson family went to Adirondacks. Clarence Stone buys Jackson’s blacksmith shop and opens wagon shop. Rumor of Miller and Drake families returning from the west. Mrs J E Parkton recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mott House
Mary Sloan
Albert Sloan
Will Sloan
Philadelphia
F. M. Francis
W. H. Storria
M. J. Corbett
E. H. Davin
Dr. Zachman
Scranton
Walden
Berson Revans
J. P. Dickson
Adirondacks
Clarence Stone
Jackson
John H. Miller
Will Drake
West
J. E. Parkton
Throop Council Convened in Lively Meeting
The Throop council with President Monagan and six members ordered multiple bills paid to local workers and vendors. It advanced to third reading an ordinance granting right of way to Sanderson and Bellman for electric tracks and poles on borough streets. Notices announced visits and a school building cleanup contract in Green Ridge and Madison area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monagan
Law
Fryer
Eagan
Gaffney
Clyndyke
Thomas Scott
Corcoran
Jefferson Blackmoor
Jozeph Lynn
Peter Gaffney
Richard Parfrey
Joseph Williams
James Abbott
Henry Armstrong
James Scott
David Owens
George Richardson
Thomas Williame
James Philips
Bernard Farrell
Samuel Hulee
C. M. Sanderson
H. W. Bellman
Throop
E. Banfield
Great Bend
Madison
N. J
James Wilson
Green Ridge
Downhearted man finds hope in unlikely fortune
An Indianap lis Journal dialogue portrays Mr. Dismal Dawson discouraged by credit woes yet urged by a sympathetic woman that the world may offer unexpected good luck. The local tone hints at a comic panel amid hardship and resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dismal Dawson
Indianapolis
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Advertisement
An aged advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as used by millions of mothers for over fifty years to ease teething pain and diarrhea in children. It claims to soothe, soothe gums, relieve pain, and cure wind colic, marketed by druggists nationwide.
Honesdale Briefs Highlight Local News And Plans
Local society notes report Mrs E O Hamlin returning home and visitors arriving on Main Street. Amity baseball accepts a challenge with conditions under review. Rev William H Swift to join growing bicyclist ranks. Kelly Gibbs to open a glace cutting firm. workers launch independent business in Weston building. Wooden Blakeny start shirt factory operations Monday. Rev Henry L Jones to officiate at Grace Church. Carrie Richmond visiting Scranton friends. Erie Railroad announces NYC excursion July 20, Haverdale departure 12 9 am, round trip $1.50. Leon Fox of Chester vacationing at home, Percy Cole visiting Dunmore and Lake Arte. William Watto visiting Troy. Bessie Phelps of Scranton staying with Vinnie Rose in Elk Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Hamlin
W. Heeler
Main Street
Saunders
Flushing
W. H. Dimmick
Amity
William H. Swift
Kelly & Gibbs
Honesdale
T. B. Clark & Co
Wooden & Blakeny
Commerce
Henry L. Jones
Wilkes-Barre
Grace Church
Carrie Richmond
Scranton
Erie Rairoad
New York
Haverdale
Leon Fox
Chester
Percy Cole
Dunmore
Lake Arte
Willam Watto
Troy
Mia Bessie Phelps
Misa Vinnie Rose
Elk Lake
Hayling News and Local Social Notes
A collection of community items includes Mrs. Emory Stone visiting in Dundaff and Grace Ozentaught staying with the White family in Scranton. Bertha Sandycock visits Lizzie Vrace. Lessie Mullenix returns from her wife’s home. The Ladies Aid held a successful church supper. The Austin family plans a stay with J B Austin’s relatives in Newark while William S. Frace departs for Erie to serve as juror in the U S court next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayling
Emory Stone
Eva Fike
Dundaff
Grace Ozentaugh
Scranton
Silas White
Oscar Brown
Bertha Sandycock
Ariel
Lizzie Vrace
Lessie Mullenix
Wiefe’s
Charles Crossman
Ladies’ Aid Society
George Post
Edith Post
Gon Farr
Alice Beatty
Bertha
Newark
N. J
Harry Austin
Montclair
Hawley News Briefs Include Farewell Trip and Funerals
James Wenzel left for New York City to sail to Norway to claim a late father’s legacy. Mr and Mrs Philip Conlon attended a funeral in Dunmore. Erie agent F Seeley from Elmira visited. Mrs John Correll of Dunmore hosted. Laura Sleager injured her left arm in Purdytown. Dr Purdy treated. Mrs James Logan of Glen Eyre was in town. A trotter bought by J F Siedler after a raffle. Washington Camp No 174 installed new officers led by John Scholl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wenzel
New York City
Norway
Mr. Wenzel
Philip Conlon
Dunmore
Mr. Conlon
F. Seeley
The
Erie
Elmira
N. Y
John Correll
A. Correll
Laura Sleager
William Gregg
Purdytown
Purdy
James Logan
Glen Eyre
John Keleher
J. F. Siedler
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
John Scholl
Scranton
Rollin
Moosic Club Defeats Electrics 33 to 4 on Moosic Grounds
The Moosic Ball Club routed the Electrics of Taylor 33 to 4 at the Moosic grounds with McDonald earning seven strikeouts. The Moosic camp, led by officers including Bellas and Boam, remains in good standing with 133 members. A charity game with the Wilkes-Barre Young Men's Christian Association slated for 2:30 p.m. today on the Anthracite grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moosic
Electrics
Taylor
Moosic Ball Club
McDonald
Mooe
Temperance Tale and Piles Cure Ad From The Globe
A Scottish temperance meeting anecdote ends with a humorous old man confessing two whisky occasions while applause erupts. An unrelated ad for Swange's Ointment promises to stop itching and bleeding from piles, healing ulcers and tumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Globe
Swange
Dr. Swayne & Son
Print Your Season Cards At Low Prices
Topic cards for the next six months printed in good style at low prices. If you plan excursions or festivals this summer, consult The Tribune about printing posters circulars tickets and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Hood's Sarsaparilla Praised in Personal Letter
A Pine Grove reader, Muna Kimx Patrice, writes of dramatic recovery from nervous weakness after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. She says noise bothered her before, but now she is well, hearty, rosy and plump. She endorses the medicine as the best for similar suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Pine Grove
Penn
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Riddles Station
Oregon
DR. Reeves
Spruce St
Reeves
J. Scott Inglis
Lachawarma Ave
Peckville
Dalton
Hawley
Epworth League
Lackawanna Ave
the Bell Clothing House
Mem Cipeed
IF. B. Smith
Linden Street
Dupont
Papwallee
Mington
Kate
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
Wyoming Ave
Gerenton, Pa
Third National Bank
Gincies
Ford Hillton Pein
Mulligan, Wilkes
Agen
Paabo Chemical Commoeny
John Hamlin
West Lackawanna Ave
Aylesworth
Giz Bay
Ohicaro
New York Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
G. Dub
Dimmick
Spruce Street
Telephone
Tribune
Goodman
Empire Dry Goods Co
Goodman’s
Lackawanna Avenue
Nottingham
Irish Point
Tambour
Brussels
Kerr, Liebecker & CO
Carbondale
Dickson
Wyoming Avenue
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