Visitors and Residents Move About in Washington and Nearby
A long list of residents and visitors is recorded. Mike May Davis of Court Street visits in Washington D C. John D L Boyle of Boyle Mucklow spends yesterday at Lake Ariel. Mr and Mrs J F Post of Jackson Street spend yesterday in Moscow. Samuel Mesetridge of Pittston spends Sunday in this city. Mrs John T Howe of Mulberry Street entertains Mrs Bulley of Brooklyn. Parsons of Duluth Minn visits Walter Christmas of North Ottin Avenue. Jordan of St Clowd Hotel and John MetCabe go to New York on business. Ella Boyle refits yesterday from Carbondale. Miss Daley M Alexander of the Tele plate exchange spends ten days at Waverly N Y. F C Anderson of St Louis visiting friends. Star Tobacco rep. Allee Morahan and Miss Chbbowa of Avoca visit Miss Lizzie Hastings of Potter Street Dunmore. Mrs F P Doty of West Side with two children Edith and Howard visits Pickville. Kilrallon and Bryant of Mop tans visit Scranton after seventeen years. Quintal family plan trip to New York then England for five months abroad. City Assessor William Dawson and AOH National Delegate Donovale leave for Detroit to attend the order's national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike May Davis
Court Street
Washington
B.C
John DL. Boyle
Boyle & Mucklow
Lake Ariel
I. F. Post
Jackson Street
Moscow
Samuel Mesetridge
Pittston
John T. Howe
Mulberry Street
Bulley
Brooklyn
Parsons
Duluth
F. C. Anderson
St. Louis
Star Tobcco Company
Misa Allee Morahan
Thomas Kilrallon
Thomas Bryant
Moptans
Scranton
John J. Fahey
Wilfred Quintal
Sarah Major
New York
England
Mercy and exile in Eden the tree of life sermon
Rev. W. G. Watkins of North Main Avenue Baptist preached on Genesis 3 22 24 arguing the first indulgence brought the curse while the second would have made it irrevocable mercy precludes eternal damnation by expelling Adam and Eve from Eden and pointing to Calvary as the true Tree of Life The article notes revival services and sermons by various pastors in local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Watkins
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Mr. Watkins
Eden
Gohl
Atum
Eye
Paradise
Moe
Gia
Tree of Jiford Hive
Joseph Parker
Eve
Fden
Golgotha
Cadiz
Hercules
Cedron
Qiives
Man and boy killed in fall at Lackawanna Sugar Beer plant
Albert Armbrust, 2 years a resident with Mr and Mrs John Armbrust of 24 Cedar avenue, died after falling from a ladder at the Lackawanna Sugar Beer company site on Poplar street and Monsey avenue. He lived about six minutes after the skull fracture from a fall of about 35 feet. Coroner Longstreet scheduled further proceedings this evening. Funeral set for 2 PM tomorrow, interment at Pittston avenue cemetery. Also reported were the inquest into Horace Deats, age 9, who died near a steam plane at Lackawanna Coal company. and a Polish woman Ludoweka Mazala injured by a passenger train near Avoca and Pittston. Additional items note Pillsbury flour mills capacity, a price sale at Scranton Cash Store, and various discounted grocery lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Armbrust
John Armbrust
Cedar Avenue
Lackawanna Sugar Beer Company
Ean Poplar
Monsey Avenue
Longstreet
Pittston Avenue Cemetery
E. M. Pennypacker
Peckville
Horace Deats
Lackawanna Coal Company
Deats
James Delts
Ludoweka Mazala
Florence
Pittston
Avoca
Delaware and Hudson
Lackawanna Hospital
Scranton Kindergarten Training School Opens September 1896
The Fourth Year of the Scranton Training School for Kindergarteners will open in Scranton on September 1896. For further particulars address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Training School
Sunday Morning Stabbing Affrays Reported
A family quarrel on Irving avenue and Beech street ended with Gottlob Feisley stabbing his wife with a carpenter's chisel. Feisley was jailed. the victim was treated and not deemed seriously harmed. A separate Providence incident ended with Michael Carden stabbed in the nose by a Polander after a drink invitation. the attacker remained at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottlolb Feisley
Irving Avenue
Beech Street
Feisley
Kolb
Gscheidle
South Side
Providence
Michael Carden
Charles Street
Bin
Watch theft charge in Roane case involving William Schuler
William Schuler of West Side boarding near Oxford shaft was arrested for larceny by bailee after claiming he lost a gold watch entrusted by William Ruane. He fled near Bridge street but was recaptured with Constable Jones and Special Officer Byars. He posted bail and was released hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schuler
Roane
West Side
Oxford Shaft
Timothy Jones
Byars
Ballee
William Ruane
Schuler
Ruane
Millar
Bridge Street
Jones
Trains Change Times in Delaware Valley Sector
Time adjustments affect DL&W No 2 and the Binghamton milk train. Train No 2 from New York now arrives at 1 49 and departs accordingly, while the milk train from Binghamton now reaches the city at 3 45 and leaves at 2 46. Also notes a sale at Scranton Cash Store with canned fruit and sardines on offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Scranton Cash Store Launches Closing Out Grocery Sale
Early today the Scranton Cash Store opens a closing out sale with marked down groceries. The crowd is expected to move quickly, drawn by prices described as the lowest ever seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Cash Store
Import order mishap prompts midweek sale delay
A wholesale note recalls an import order delayed from last winter that finally arrived this month. The firm offers 9 inch china dinner plates and remaining $5 tea sets at reduced prices to clear stock, with shelves rapidly emptying and cash drawers filling.
Lemonade Sets for Summer Entertaining
A remedy to past embarrassment with guests, a complete $2.25 lemonade set featuring a beautiful pitcher six gilt decorated tumblers and a silverine tray offered as an attractive home item for serving.
Rexford's New Quarters Offer Low Prices in Scranton
A promotional notice urges shoppers to visit Rexford's in its new location, promising good stock and prices. It emphasizes brisk business and asks locals to become familiar with the store, its goods, and its motto Get business is our motto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexford’s
Scranton
Oat Meal Sets for Family Breakfast
A brief advertisement promotes oatmeal sets including a cream pitcher bowl and plate. It suggests each family member deserves a set and notes the meals are easier to serve appetizingly. The price is listed as 50 cents, described as inexpensive for the quality.
Fairy Lamps Decor for Your Rooms
Dresden and Delft decor lamps hand decorated with fired colors for bedrooms halls and small spaces. Previously sold at 1.25, now advertised at 49 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Delft
Dinnerware as tasteful table decor by Haviland styles
Hostel promotes a dining table display stressing good taste with an artistic dinner set. It highlights new Haviland & Co. and Theo Haviland stock patterns noted for beauty and affordable price. The store invites customers to view pieces regardless of purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Haviland & Co
Theo. Havland
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C. D. Shumway
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Russia
Schank & Koehler
Spruce Street
Garden of Eden
Joseeph T. Smith
D. D
Baltimore
P W. Parsons
Court Street Methodist Episcopal Church
T. Price
F. Matthews
Scranton Street Baptist Church
Haydn Frans
Harriet Ward
Rescue Mission
Mission
Pillsbury Flour Mills
PRICE
Seranton
Minnesota
Wnday
Volunteers of America
Linden
W. Underwood
Winchester, Mass
Gottleib Feisley
F. P. Price
Agt
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Plese
Rexford
Lackawanna Ave
China Hall
Wyoming Ave
the Fashion
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P- M’cann
Hatter
Wyoming Avenue
Knox, Stetson, Sherman Agency
State Normal School
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Delaware Water Gap
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Geo. P. Bible
Canadian Pacific R
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Maritime Provinces
Minneapolis
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San Francisco
E. V. Skinner
Broadway
URN Clothiers, Hellers,& Furnishers
A. E. Rogers
Seweler and Watchmaker
Lackawanna Ay
Mercereau & Connele
Wyoming
Mercereau & Connell
Dufpont’s
Wapwallopen Milla
Luzerne County
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Henry Belin
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Third National Bank Building
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