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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1894
Page
8
Fashionable Women’s Cheviots and Shift Waists on Sale
Various styles and materials featured with tucked back and front designs. Note prices around 12 1 20 and 15c for Laco Stripe Ginghams. French prices cited for Vrenele Lawns, praised for superior finish and colorings, with broad ads highlighting popularity.
Large Selection of Simmer Goods at Low Prices
Warranted not to crack nor stain the feet or underwear. Every pair may be returned and the purchase money refunded. Extra quality. Prices from 25a to 75o, regular $1. A vast collection of simmer goods offered at prices within reach of all.
Waverly News Roundup of Philadelphia Visitors and Local Notes
Waverly Anna Meal of Philadelphia sends a dig at John Alea’s home. Dr J P Coult recovers from an aweas. Chirlea H Lee of Waverly Trouse injures hand haying. J G Carpenter returns from New York after a visit. Miss Mamie Walsh and Miss Bartha fquiera visit Danmore relatives. Stella and Emily Yost of Philadelphia visit grandmother Mrs A Bedford. Stella teaches in Danville Ky. Emily Ling works in Philadelphia Presbyterian offices. Mira Lon Hanyen and Miss Derby of Elmira guests of Professor F C Hanyen in New York city Trenton Philadelphia trip. Henry T Koehler, Willy register, visits J M Courtright. Jennie Blickens Maury McCracken Margaret Palmer and Mogsra Pred Lorrimer and Denning Jay of Beranton visit Miss Bertha Bald at Little Delimonico. John Perry and sister Rath visit friends in Dunmore. Rev BOW Parson holds Methodist service Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Philadelphia
John Alea
J. P. Coult
Chirlea H. Lee
Waverly Trouse
J. G. Carpenter
New York City
Frivnil
Mamie Walsh
Bartha Fquiera
Danmore
Stella
Emily Yost
A. Bedford
Misa Stella
Dewf
Danville
Mise Emily Ling
Presbyterigh
Local Social Notes From Blakely and Surrounding Towns
Mrs T S Williams and Mrs May Hull visit Burgess Hiteiler in town while Miss Hertha Snyder from Wilkes Barre tours Burgess Hiteiler. Jennie Vole visits her sister Mrs Frank Orchard in Carbondale with others calling on friends in town. Mary Shields seen in Archbald and Mrs J Miller of Archbald hosts Mrs J Fergason in Lackawanna Street. Blakely church extents outing. Ladies Aid of Presbyterian Church meets at Mrs M Crippen's. Mrs Vannees of Brooklyn visits Dr Kelley and family. An ad touts Dr Thomas electric oil for colds and hoarseness. Written by M J Fellows of Barr Oak Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oth Friends
Mary Shields
Archbald
The
Presbyterian Church
M. Crippen
Vannees
Brooklyn
Kelley
Electric road work underway in Pittston with two-week goal
Early yesterday crews began laying track tearing up Pin Street for an electric road. Night and day shifts aim to complete the project within two weeks. horses and streetcars operate as work continues. Also reported are deaths of Mrs Louisa Lauer and Abijah Davenport, with funeral plans and local notices. A Polander miner killed near Scheidelburg colliery and a child’s accident on a rock ledge are noted, along with gas work, coal company payments, and local arrivals and social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pin Street
Horae
Weat
Louisa Lauer
Veara
Frederick Inner
Mill Street
Lehigh Valley
Wilkes-Barre
St. Nicholas’ Church
Abijah
Davenport
West Pittston
Simuel
Levies Davenport
Plymouth
John B. Smith
Forty Fort
Ira Davenport
Pymouth
Chidren
St John's Lodge
Frese and Accepted Masons
Jersey Central “Flyer
Leavea Scranton
Scheidelburg
Cork Lawn
Edwin
Thomas Hesner
Oregon
Gaa Company
Pennsylvanian Coal Company
Lehigh Coal Company
Stroudsburg Notes Include Marriage License and Local Visits
Stroudsburg reports a marriage license issued to Luther Metzger and Nellie Swartswood of Stroudsburg. Several residents travel to Hopatcong and Brooklyn for visits while others attend school or spend holidays in nearby towns. A court deed transfer and a rape hearing are noted amid local social club activities and summer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Metgzir
Bartoneville
Nellie Swartswood
Stroudsburg
Mra
Crasiew
Washington, N
Misa M. Anon Stites
Mary
Haat Steoudsboro
L & Case
Tobyianna
C. W. Angle
Brown's University
John S Miller
Philadelphia
Wid
Amos Atiller
George Mc Weaver
Miva Emmi Hampton
Brooklyn
Mins Bonaig Sumpaen
Bist Strondsbury
Carbon County
Layton Mussellman
Harry Archbald
Misa Winona Shaffer
Katie Dennis
Bangor
Ida Watkina Roberta
Jonnie Keinwart
Scranton
Stromaburg
Nettie Bush
N.Y
Hast Strondaburg
Y. N. Carr
Tovyhanna
Lenigh and Tobyhanna Lumter Company
Irisnnda
Elward Pennypocter
Philadelpia
Anatomick Howe
Quaker City
IL M. Keller
Huizleton Hospital
William Ike
Charles Collins
Strond Township
Penos Backer
Kint Stroudsburg
Jadson Thomas
B. Keller
Main Street
Thomas
H. M. Keller
Adson Thomas
I’. G. Watton
Rob Kintiner
Mr. Rowe
Swarteswood
N. Y
Tancarora
Hiller
Avoca News Roundup Highlights Local People and Church Activities
Avoca residents attend visits and events as runs and injuries mend. Notables include attorney L. J. Baxter with Wilkox Harre friends, Avoca draggist recovering from a runaway, and church activities at Langliffe Presbyterian. School directors appoint teachers. prayer meetings, sidewalk concerns, and local visits fill a busy week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Baxter
Wilkox
Harre Friends
W. St. Manner's
Avoca
Atore
Missionary Society
Laughify Presbyterian Church
Mra. de
Pie's
Ali
Charles Hoban
Plains
Jacob Webster
Dixon
Midvale
T. McGus
L. D
Niagara University
William J. Healey
West Avoca
Lois Morahan
James Ryder
William Healey
Scranton
Elia O'Malley
Maggie Morton
Margaret Aikman
Pitt
Willing Green
Brooklyn
N. J
Mente
The
Presbyterian Church
Local Notices and School Board Teacher Applicants List
The Carbondale item notes the school board meeting with a list of teachers applying for positions. It also mentions Frank Barty accepting a job with Mann & Avery at the Palace cremery and an injury at Handrick Manufacturing that will disable a worker for some time. Other brief items include visitors, gatherings, and travel notes across town.
Porter Couple Celebrate Fortieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs C. C Porter of Salvin Avenue observed the fortieth anniversary of their marriage. The convention of the American Association of Railway surgeons is noted as taking place at the International hotel, with the event scheduled for Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Railway
International Hotel
Pacis
C. C Porter
Salvin Avenue
Purview excursion bands compete for gold medal prize
About a thousand people attended the Purview excursion on Monday. Guth's band of Scranton and Citizens' Band of Jermyn competed for the top prize a gold medal and $85 with Citizens' Band winning by a narrow margin. Pro foseor Alixander of the Ninth regiment band Wilkes Barre led as adjudicator. The event also noted a profitable day financially. The report moves to the funeral of Patrick Mahady born locally, and a marriage of Jennie Kinney and Michael Lyons at St Thomas church with a reception at the couple’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pather Mathew
Guth’s Band of
Scranton
Citizens’ Band of
Jermyn
East Side
Profoseor Alixander
Wilkes-Barre
Patrick Mahady
Mahady
Decouwed
Willian Brennan, Jr
W. H. Muntily
Carbondale
Secoun
Tate Poe
Jennie Kinney
Michael Lyons
Hill Artest
St. Thoms’ Church
Mainy
Youngy
Joan Lyons
Crystal Lake
Multiple social notes and visits in Binghamton area
Fannie Simmrell Hallstead visited Binghamton today while many local residents traveled to and from the city. A 4 pound 1 ounce salmon-like catch was reported in the Susquehanna River by W HL Dugan at the depot. Numerous visits, weddings and gatherings occur including Arthur J. Laur and Minnie Valentin’s marriage in Binghamton on July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Simmrell
Binghamton
W. HL Dugan
Susquehanna River
Migs E.iith Perigo
Jacob Rowan
Charles Lawrence
Benjamin
Conklin
Homer Robinson
Afton
Limb
Jaly
John Simpson
Gettrale Head
Afton Frienile
Fred Ross
Doster
N. Y
Arthur J. Laur
Minnie Valentine
Chenango Street Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Thoma Heath
Montana
George Wilcott
Chase Avenue
Abraham Benjamin
Duryea
Arn. F
Benjain
William Adams
New Milford
Fred Snow
Marther Till
New York City
Willinam Fill
Michael Dolan
Brookdale
Charles Bart
M & Lows
Adair
Railroad Young Men Christian Association
Currie Summerton
Victoryville
Lome
Merchants Set 7 PM Closing Hour in Peckville
On Wednesday evening July 18 Peckville merchants will close daily at 7 o clock until further notice. Stores affected include Gorge A L Bell Shaffer and Kiger W Arnold Roberts Bros E W Squires and E E Guiner and Son. Saturday pay nights and one night after pay are exempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorge AL Bell
Dev Gooda
Shaffer & Kiger
W. Arnold
Roberts Broa
E.W. Squires
EE. Giiener & Son
Honesdale Parade Draws Large Crown With Red Men Fireworks
In Honesdale a Monday evening parade drew a large crowd. The event featured mounted riders in red regalia, the Honesdale Cornet Band playing well, a large float with a lit tent, and a long line of men carrying Chinese lanterns followed by fireworks marking the route. The Red Men group participated prominently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straits
Local Travelers Mention Several Outbound Cardons and Visits
Morning notes from Twesday show fourteen cardouls of excursions remaining for Luke Ariel and others. Alice Florey of Scranton visits Cora Bonnell at Saeleyville while Paymaster II Snyder of the Delaware and Hudson Oinal company and Tracey Terwilliger of Rondont were in Honesdale yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Ariel
A. Laburr
Binghamton
Poston
Alice Florey
Scranton
Cora Bonnell
Saeleyville
Snyder
Delawarend Hudson Oinal Company
Tracey M. Terwilliger
Rondont
Honesdale
Minooka Items Include Travel Plans and Local Notes
Minooka and Greenwood news cover travel to New York City and Emigration to England for Roland Davis and Thomas Morton, a death in the Feaway family, a boy’s snake encounter, and plans for the Greenwool grove event. Socials, politics, church talks, and transit issues fill the rest of the local page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Roland Davis
Greenwwood
Thomas Morton
Hyde Park
New York City
Lincashire
England
Ted Anderson
Greenwood
Jona Feaway
Main Street
Minooka Cemetery
Elmer Davis
Isaac Davis
Mra Fasshold
Grosnwood
Traction Company
Auttle
Minooka
Cara
Forest City News Highlights A Daughter Birth And Local Tributes
Sunday celebrations greet John Parkyna's daughter and Samuel J. Jennings’s success on the foremen’s exam in Carbon dale. Attorney L P Wideman visits Montrose on legal business and Miss Mamie Hallah stays with Carbondale kin. A horse accident injures Charles Walls’s nose, and Patrick McAnulty is jailed after a dinner-table dispute with Henry Roney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parkyna
Samuel J. Jennings
Carbondale
L. P. Wideman
Montrose
Bert Blakeslee
John Matey
Dandaff
Fr. Osgood
Order of Solons
Peckville
Mary Walker
James J. Walker
Delaware Street
CG. W. Ressigns
Susquehanna
Charles ©. Walls
Binghamton
Moress
Tnowdas
Mamie Hallah
Wallbrook
Weilbrook
Clifford
Henry Roney
Patrick McAnulty
Patrick
Henry
Montrogo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jaconet
Gorman
Eystone Academy Factoryviler
Waverly
Olyphnt
Dr. Thomas
M. J. Fellows
Barr Oak
Joseph County
Mich
U.S
Pittston
Mise Lauri Schoonover
A. J. Zibriskie
Diane de Sizalius
Eva Eiveret
Susie Bennet
Beau de Long
Schovk
Wadciab
Allen EH
Itorthold
Misa Auney Gregory
Gilberts
Horace Bitke
Philadel VII
Fannie Shafer
Mra JA. Frantz
Ferry Street
Eunton
Nettie Brown
Academy Corners
J. L. Parrington
Hohdacho
Matthews Bros’ Ding
Frank PL Danckloe
Dutsion
Triunda
W. J. Parry
Robbie
Dandalf
A. I. Hockenterry
Maybert Hunter
Hattie Trateling
Amilia Peneckert
Katie Pace
Allan Murphy
May Pengelly
Lucy Joslin
Alice Ruahleigh
Janet Brydon
Eisbath Thompson
May Belly Poller
Ni Lo Sherrer
Jennie Pox
Catharine Day
Anni Rosengrant
Lillian Jones
Aotin Dunstan
Lillis Almlady
Katie Lyng
Lizzie Walsh
Anna Loftus
Maury Coogan
BT. Gavin
Nora Murphy
Alice Connor
Anna Berry
Lyda Gilmartin
Tessin Durkin
Alex Brennan
Handrick Manufacturing Company
Frank Barty
Mann & Avery
Palace Cremery
W. D. Evans
Royal
Lona Bronson
Cannan Street
Evelyn Curtis
Sidney, N. Y
Misa
Kate Byrne
Washington Street
Dr . S Shields
Niagara Fally
Hallstead
Hood
Hood's
Kezoia
Bert
Keratel
Philadel
Cuticura
Anill
Aden
Anal
Cermeona
Derrek Laitia Ann
Forest City
TRE Fair
Goo
Lackawanna Avenue
Lackawanna Ave
Aerr & Liebecker
Lacka, Avenue
Watt Building
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