Social notes from Geneva and nearby towns florally update
Mrs H W Franklin quarried a quiet spell in Geneva while W T Smith and family camp at Wisconsin for the summer. Miss Sadie O Connell visits West Side friends. Mrs William Hargerty spends time in Plattsburg. KE Hunt and family at Cottage City for summer. Miss Lena Dorse visits her sister in New York City. Miss Teresa Keating guests of Miss Marie Duffy in Price Hill. Special Officer John Tierney leaves for Atlantic City on a two week vacation. Rufus J Foster of the Colliery Engineer makes a business trip to Mt. Hope yesterday. Rev D J Fluskin returns from Europe via Rome. Mr C P Taylor and daughter Georgie visit Tomas Barrowman of North Willowton Ave. Mrs Frances E Atkinson hosts friends at Utica and will tour Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Hon John Roche departs for Toronto by Bay of Quinte, his boyhood home, a place he hasn’t seen in thirty-six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
H.W. Franklin
Geneva
N.Y
W. T Smith Amd
Wouistock
Sadie O'Connell
Honesdale
West Side
Willliam Hawgerty
North Main Avenue
Pliitston
A. KE. Hunt
Cottage City
Lena Dorse
Franklin Avenue
New York City
Teresa Keating
Dover
N. J
Marie Duffy
Price Wheel
John Tierney
Yestering
Atlantic City
Rufus J. Foster
Mtston
Hev. D. J. Fluskin
St. Thomas’ College
Rome
Chorge P. Taylor
Georgie
Salem
Mags
Tomas Barrowman
North Wieleton Avenue
Frances E. Atkinson
Penn Avenue
Utica
Tuffulo
Niagara Falls
John ¥. Roche
Davoronto
Canada
Bay of Quinte
Saturday Night Sale On Ladies Goods At Mears & Hagen
Bargains announced for ladies wear and accessories including silk ribbons satin ribbon items and shirt waists with various price points. Also advertised buttermilk soap and dress shields with bulk buy hints from Mears & Hagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears & Hagen
Investigation of Twin Shaft Disaster Draws to a Close
The Twin shaft disaster inquiry wrapped up testimony with Attorney General McCormick present. Witnesses described pillar sizes and mining practices, with miners arguing the mine was not worked scientifically. The commission will report to the governor, designate blame if any, and may suggest mine-law changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Aloysius Hall
McCormick
Wheaton
O’ Boyle
Alde
McGovern
Stein
Pittston
Commission
Roderick
Scranton
Brennen
Bhamokle
Phenandoah
Tribune
Secretary Atherton Seeks Prompt Payment of Subscriptions
Atherton requests prompt payment of all unpaid Twin shaft fund subscriptions. Make checks payable to D BL Atherton secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton
Twin Shaft Fund
D. BL Atherton
Bit of Romance Ends in License Surprise
Mareeret Goldstraw of Audenreidh and Harry N. Grover of Hazleton sought a marriage license but were refused due to the bride’s age and lack of parental consent. After a telegram from Audenfeld confirming consent, Alderman Fuller solemnized the union and the couple left by train to Andenreid, likely forgiven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeturls
Mareeret Goidetraw
Audenreidh
Harry N. Grover
Hazleton
Groem-Ta-Le
Bonn
Love
Grover
Western Union Telegraph Office
Courts
Audenfeld
William Goldstraw
Alderman Fuller
Goldstraw
Harry Grover
Andenreid
Murder arrest story of John Gouge and Frank Buchko
John Gouge, held after being seized in Scranton, refuses to discuss the Archbald murder of his stepfather August Gauss in 1854. William Savitska, a Ma hanoy City resident, swore to avenge a failed trial by involving Gouge and Buchko, who evaded capture in a dramatic chase through Archbald and Mahanoy City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gouge
Mahanoy City
Archbald
Loyishan
John McHale
Archbali
Scranton
William Saviteska
Gouse
Frank Buchko
Savitska
Pottsville
James O'Brien
O'Birien
Squire Gilday
Gouge
Squire O'Brien
Belnig House
Constable McHale
County Hall
Goose
William Savitska
Russell
Presnt
Alex Shiner
Wi Wert Centre Street
Ruseell
Shiner
Buchko
Catawlasu Street
Ruesell
August Gauss
Clothing Sale to Benefit Jewish Owner's Retirement
We are selling clothes for Jews than one-fourth of its value on account of retiring from the clothing and furnishing business. Morris J. Davidow, clothier and outfitter, 222 Lacka are. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised as a blood purifier with curative powers when other medicines fail. Hood's Pills are purely vegetable and do not purge or gripe. All druggists. 5c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent
Morris J. Davidow
Lacka
Hood
Lacka. Ave
Clothier Ail Outfitter
Cort
M. P. M'Cann
Hatter Zog
Wyoming Avenue
Knox, Sictson
Sherman Agency
Thirteenth Regiment Prepares for Evening Departure
Soldiers gather at Adams Avenue armory for an 8 o clock send off to Lackawanna depot. Company F G and EF meet the main body at the depot for a nine coach train bound for Bloomsburg division. Sergeant Edward D. Richards leads a 19 man drum corps as the regiment heads to camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adieus
Flor
Adames Avenue
Lackawanna
Montrose
Honesdale
Bloomeburg
Lewistown
Pennsylvania Road
Edward D. Richards
Hazing incident near Brook street culvert shocks Pittston
Henry B. Jordan of Pittston avenue swore out a warrant after his son Thomas, stripped and beaten on a public street, was assaulted by 11-year-old Samuel Evans. Samuel Kivans was arrested, admitted the act as “in fun,” and faced a further hearing tomorrow for the alleged indignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Jordan
Pittston Avenue
Thomas
Samuel Evans
Jordan
Brook Street
Alderman Howe
Kivans
Hazing by Older Students Mentioned Near Incident
The report notes payment of costs and promise to behave, and records several similar complaints nearby. It states older students haze juniors four or five years their juniors, describing a recurring practice.
Clothier Mor ris J. Davidow Announces Retirement Sale
Mor ris J. Davidow, a clothier and outfitter at 228 Lackawanna Avenue, advertises collars and other garments selling for one fourth of their value as he retires from the clothing and gentlemen’s furnishing business.
Phillips Price unions and Price obituaries in Pennsylvania
In Taylor and Scranton Pennsylvania on July 16 and July 14, names appear in this notice. Samuel J Phillips N J Ups to Mica Edith Wynne Price, Harold A Price dies of diphtheria, son of Samuel B and Julia H Price. George Herbert Price, son of William Price of Phelps Street, service at 2 pm Friday. Interment at Forest Hun Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips—Price
Methodist Parsonage
Taylor, Pa
F. A. King
Samuel J. Phil. Ups
Mica
Edith Wynne Price
Beautiful Haviland China Stock Patterns Highlight Prices
The note touts new leading Stock Patterns from Haviland & Co. and Theo Haviland, praising beauty and low prices. It invites readers to purchase course nets or any desired pieces and to visit regardless of buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Haviland & Co
Theo. Hav
Iland
July Busy Sale Promises Great Value Distribution
Local store announces a lively July sale with pods at cost and others below cost. Rogers' best 12 dwt silver per dozen offered stapled with sugar pricing at $4 a set, and a strong wakeup claim with Au sonia clock reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
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