Local Notes On Visits Injuries And Incidents In Hallstead
Carrie Sommerton visits Fac toryvilla friends while James Corby Jr. from Elmira visits his grandmother. A dog bite after play leads to the dog being shot by Miles Fisher. Michael Hayen of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western is on vacation at Slaterville Savings NY. W H Dogan of Kingseley fills in, with C H Bart and Mrs A Tiffany visiting their parents in South Main street. A Polish man on a train in Hallstead injures his arm badly and has it amputated. Clayton Bennett is bitten by a rat snake after berries and receives medical care. Dr Tamb treats the wound and Dr Thomas Medicine Oil is recommended for colds.
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Carrie Sommerton
Factoryvilla
James Corby
Elmira
Miles Fisher
Pine Street
Mr. Fisher
Michael Hayen
W. H. Dogan
Kingeley
C. H. Bart
A. Tiffany
Binghamton
M. S Lows
South Main Street
C.J. Langley
Sasquohanon Thihay
Gheorge Stone
J. McCrenry
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Scranton
Clayton Bennett
Ile
Lin
Tamb
Local notices from Wilkes Barre and area
Wyoming Miss Courtright and Miss Waddle ran heats in Mrs Batello Campbell's event on Thursday. George Hodgen smiled wide at Port Blanchard. Archie Lindsey succeeds Charles Law in Simpson Wootkina store and moves his family to Breese Street. Mrs Charles Law at Lake Winola. B C Dodson's new building on Wyoming Avenue foundation nearly finished. Mrs Jennie Fritz visits her mother at Forest City. Clinton Shoemaler visited Busch Haven Saturday. Mise Dolls Gunlock ill. Lewla Rinker Clarence Baldwin Tred Robinson and T. H. Rinker left Saturday by excursion train to Syracuse.
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Miss Courtright
Wilkes Barra
Waddle
Ewton
Batello Campbell
George Hodgen
Port Blanchard
Archie Lindsey
Charles Law
Simpson & Wootkina
Honas
Law
Breese Street
Lake Winole
B. C. Dodson
Wyoming Avenue
Jennie Fritz
Forest City
McGindls
Clinton Shoemaler
Busch Haven
Mise
Gunlock
Lewla Rinker
Clarence Baldwin
Tred Robinson
T. H. Rinker
Syracuse
Fifth Quarterly Gathering of Scranton Diocesan Union Attends
The Fifth Quarterly Convention of the Third Metropolis of the Scranton Diocesan Union met at St Aloysius Hall Pittston with delegates from Avoca Kingston Parson Winston and Wilkes Barre among others. Officers elected were M J Walsh president James Gaffney secretary and John McKew he treasurer with directors Quinn and McKeown. The next meeting was set for October in Parsons and Scranton was urged as site for the next national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Pirtaron
Metriet
Scranion Diocesan Union
St Aloyaina
Tuordai Wty
Win
Vicw
M. J. Wise
Wilkes-Barre
Nise Nora Dolan
Sugar
McCaffrey
Thowia Gaffney
J. Conlan
Moliner
Plymouth
John Devine
Judge
Index
Treanor Thomas Callary
Pittston
Committee On Credentials
T. Callahan
Edward Dowgher
Owen T. Mallan
Wiycouth
St Vincent
Neil Swoeney
John D. Gallagher
Julia McAliver
Firand Tonnell
St. Vincent
Patrick Vennings
Ittston
Father Mathew
M. W. Morris
Thoras Murphy
Jolin D. Quinn
J. A. Collier
Bic Andresy
Wilkes Barre
Pather
Matthew—Clarlea Lavin
Thomas Galfoey
Jies Carvin
Meds Harris
MD. Wilsh
St Aloysius
John Melle
John J. Goptelio
Williams McUwwley
Mo V.tjoinn
Pail Miggins
Minos
St. Aloysus
Lotn Olitara
Pod. Conlon
Joly EB. Rinmey
Frank A. McCarty
L. Barrett
Po McClaftrey
Thomas Gaffney
Port Gulith
St. Joseph’s
James Carrol
I. d. Murphy
M. J. Walsh
Wilkes- Barre
Walah
Thomas Gailney
James Kern
P. J. Ruano
Owen Jr. Mabon
Frand McCurtty
Thomas Gallncy
Mr. Devine
Tw Wilges-Birre Delegates Heailed To Thomad Coilney
Ar. Gidtney
Kdia
Wilkes-Durre
Mr. Lavin
Wilkes-urne
Thomas Dillary
James Gaffney
Wilke-Barre
John MeKwee
J. J. Quinn
McKeown
Avoca
Parsons
Remedy for all forms of Deadneto Elvett Bitters
A remedy claims permanent cure for various ailments, urging all afflicted to try a bottle. It asserts Electric Bitters corrects bowel tone, relieves constipation, and resists illness. Matthews Bros. drug store offers large bottles for a small price.
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Matthews Bros. Drug Store
Nota
Kauway
Kaday
Radway
Minera
Lumlermen
Inka
Forest City News Highlights Local Visits and Fishery News
Delaware and Hudson workers at Waniling received their monthly pay. I D Reynolds of Sinth Gibson visited his sister Mrs W X Teese. W & Williams advertised a durable ironer for laundry use. William W Talas, Hillside Scranton clerk, toured No 2 shaft site. A child of Fred Strauby died. Attorney William Moxey of Montrose stayed with his brother T J Moxey. Brook trout fishing season opens soon under new rules. Pelican Athletic Club handicap event on Wednesday. Counterfeit $10 bills reported in the area. H R VanEhn of Tretha Carbondale spent Sunday locally. Me Vaughn, former Pines resident, remains a familiar face in Forest City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware and Hudson Company
Waniling
I. D. Reynolds
Sinth Gibson
W. X. Teese
W. &. Williams
William W. Talis
Scranton
D. Buriick
Honesdale
Fred Strauby
William & Moxey
Montrow
T. J. Moxay
Pelican Athletic Dhat
Tima
H. R. Vanehn
Trrtha Carbondale
Vaughna
Thin Pines
Onda
Funeral and local notices in Pittston area
Mrs Mary Koenrey and Aire William Medlale attended Mra Knating's funeral in Pittston yesterday. Orders for Looks overwhelm publishers delaying delivery. The KnighIngh of Wither Alsthewn excursion to Farview takes place today. A band tournament draws crowds to LuopoODOlie mountain resort. John Murray funeral held with out of town attendees. his son Michael arrived from New York. The Carbondale Tracton company rail line now reaches near Binaleiy borough. first car ran Saturday. Borough fares rise with two fares inside town. dispute over regulation and temporary nature. Borough council meeting postponed. several matters await. Joseph Doherty injured on South Main Street when a horse pulled by an electric car dragged him. he suffered bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Koenrey
Railroad Street
Aire
William Medlale
Laurel Street
Pittston
Mra Knating
Farview
Wither Alsthewn
Luopoodolie
Rusore
John Murray
Riverside
Na Stine
Ani Fely
Joseph Doherty
Freekville
South Mean Street
Doherty
Throop social notes reveal small events and mischief
A Throop community recounts odd incidents from the week. A stranger attempted to steal a chair at C D Sandersons, then escaped with one from J Durtleys home. Others include a watch theft by William Walker, mine hiding of the watch, a town visit by Miss Cosins of Peckville, and a jovial gathering for Robert Estle with out of town visitors from Olyphant Scranton and Throop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Sanderson
J. ¥. Durtley
Law
Juskke Ariel
Joseph Woheringer
May Busfield
Ariel
Thomas Hamilton
Fennilant
William Waller
Donna Walker
Walker
T Hie
W. Eiliby
Biomings
Misa Len Cosins
Peckville
Robert Estle
Misa Jones
Miss Cringer
Miss Tollford
Olyphant
Henbark
Scranton
Throop
Miss Jenule
Mary Williams
Mies
Polly Morgan
Misa Rollerty
Mie Hrual Initing
Messrs
T. Deans
Ro Perry
A King
A. GI
W. Kise
O. Sympron
What Datoop
Orcanis
Misa Jenuly Williams
Afr 'T. Evans
Sandiy rebool picnic at Methodiat Episcopal church
The event will start at 8 30 and depart from Delaware street Hudson stand. Two bands will play as games and amusements are provided. Fare is 40 cents for adults and 25 cents for children. Rev Stephen Jay and his brother Thomas Jay, visiting England, sail Wednesday for home and arrive Friday, July 27. Mrs W S Badger has returned from Hast Dravoh New York. Odors from hot Sundays prompt sowers in the borough.
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Methodiat Episcopal Church
Hudson
Stephen Jay
Thomas Jay
England
Mra W
Badger
Gone
Hast Dravoh
Carbondale Social Notes From Warr en to Scranton Visits
Toward Foster returned home from a months visit in Warren Pennsylvania. Miss Lillian Storm visited Scranton guests of Miss Mattie Hards on Salea avenue. The Mozart band played an open air concert from Hotel Anthracite balcony. Funeral services for a local resident were held and interment at St Rose cemetery. Several residents and visitors are noted from Port Jervis to Ypsilanti and Jersey City with multiple family mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Warren
Lillian Storm
Scranton
Mattie Hards
Salea Avenue
Wood
Williamsport
Young Afon’s Christian Association Nerlors
Dimes Scanton
Fallbrook Street
Wis
Male du St Rose Cemetery
Helen Kiefer
Wyoming Sleot
W. F. Price
Walter Garr
Jessie Chumard
Misa
Katie Fitzpatrick
Carbondaly
Andrew Walsh
Park City
Utah
Patrick Iitzpatrick
Jersey City
John Moore
Brookiyn
Cherles Seeley
Bridgeport
Wikes Harve Ties in Public Conduct
Fragmentary notice discusses the need for proper conduct and lawful judgment to distinguish right from wrong in public affairs. It emphasizes discernment and orderly approaches to achieve objectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poblic
Aleu
Chinese Firecracker Sentiment Sparks Public Debate
A growing sentiment questions Chinese participation and cultural displays amid tensions. Observers note anti foreign bias rising as public displays like firecrackers draw scrutiny and comments from officials.
Local Notes From Olyphant Area Gleaned
Community members and visitors are listed with movements and visits. Names include Matthew Gray Lacquehanna Street injury update Miss Donnie Kennedy Mrs Gedart Jermyn Mary Neslen Carbondale Mrs William Sweeney Lackawanna Street Jannie Voyle son Dave Newburg Deposit Mary Macon daughter Wii Longivkar Hyde Park Mary Owens Herrick Center Crippens Moosie Blakely school position defender Momo OMalley Dunmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthew Gray
Lacquehanna Street
Donnie Kennedy
Gedart
Jermyn
Mary Neslen
Carbondale
William Sweeney
Lackawanna Stroot
Jannie Voyle
Dave
Newburg
N.Y
Bachel Uritchard
Misa Rachel Evans
Deposit
Mary Macon
Wii Longivkar
Hyde Pari
Oui
Mary Owens
Herrick Cantor
Crippens
John Ferguson
Moosie
Misa Old Mason
Blakely School
Momo O'Malley
Dunmore
JERMYN SCHEDULES AND EVENTS LIST FOR WEEK
Mrs W R Dodson and son enjoy a Kingston vacation with friends in Division 10. Ancient Order of Hibernians plan a picnic in Maple Grove tomorrow. School board meets Friday night to appoint teachers. The site of the late Join Kearney state project was Saturday. HH A Willin purchased. Mayfield band picnic at Electric Park today with several bands attending. Annual excursion Wednesday announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Dodson
Kingston
Order of of Hibernians
Maple Grove
Thraul Ngtate
Iate
Kearney
HH. A. Willin
Mayfiell
Infant Willis Taylor Dies After Short Illness
Willis Taylor six month old son of Mr and Mrs Martin Joyce of North Main street died Saturday after a brief illness. He was buried yesterday afternoon in Minooka cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Martin Joyce
North Main Street
Minooka
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