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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1899

Page

7

Industrialized transformation of Anthracite Park site in Carbondale

In Carbondale the Delaware and Hudson plans for Anthracite park shifted from a leisure space to an active industrial site. Tracks for work trains, earth filling, and steam powered gear cover the former rink area as crews, horses, and engines accelerate earthmoving. Past investments of up to 820,000 by J W Aitken’s Traction company are noted as previously wasted.

Delaware and Hudson Company White J

Funeral of Mya Moon Held After Home Visitation

The funeral of Mya Moon was held yesterday afternoon from the family home on Canaan Street. A large number of friends viewed the remains before the procession to Luopitat Church where Rev. J C Crumtey conducted services. Interment followed at Maple Wood Cemetery. Pallbearers were Moon family members George Willis Edward William and Charles Moon. Floral bearers were relatives Fred and Athert Moon.

Mya Nicholas Moon Canaan Street Luopitat Church J.C. Crumtey Maplewood Cemetery Mesere George Willis Edward William Charles Moon Fred and Athert Moon

Red Men Host Lake Poyntelin Excursion Dinner

About a hundred excursionists joined the local Red Men yesterday at Lake Poyntelin for a sumptuous repast served under a clam themed name. The scene has become famous for such affairs with the organization matching the high standard set by peers.

Lake Poyntelin

Wichita guest of his father among local visitors

Frank C. Niles of Wichita Kansas visits his father Dr A Niles. Alderman Jones and Hon Z F Reynolds dine near Deestal ware Hancock expect home today. J Morgan returns from Susq Auvhanna with Jonson Mills and J Robinson in Philadelphia. Mrs J W Fulkerson G A Singer Harper and Nattily Pulker son stay at Waymart PA. Leonard takes annual vacation at Rik Lake. H 4 May family at Rik Lake. Professor Hockenberg returns home J J Hurke at Astory Park. Mr W M Bush of Hotel Dorrance Providence reports relief from chronic diarrhoea after taking Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.

Frank C. Niles Wichita Kansas A. Niles Alderman Jones Z. F. Reynolds Hancock J. & Morgan Sus Auvhanna Jonson Mills J. Robinson Philadelphia Mesdames J W. Fulkerson G. A. Singer Harper Nattily Pulkerson Waymart WL. Leonard Rik Lake Professor Hockenberg J. J. Hurke Astory Park

Denial From Taloonkeeper Over Reported Fight

Theodore Wacina, Mayfield taloonkeeper, denies a Republican report of a fight at his premises with multiple serious injuries. He notes a peaceful gathering of Kussian societies dancers nearby, cites stray injuries on the street, and suspects rival business motives behind the story.

Theodore Wacina Republican Mrr Waehna Ehane Smith Peed Johnaen

Taylor News Outing and Church Picnic in Atherton’s Grave

Local events list a Methodist Episcopal gathering in Atherton's grave today with the Taylor Silver Cornet Band providing music. A social would follow if weather worsens. Other notes include tax bond filings, funeral for Rendham infant, teacher exams, and community visits.

M. E. Church

Mayfield News Highlights and Local Incidents

The report notes Richard Réeemergey’s return from Kiondike and four others still en route home. Ontario and Western railway and Tracthon Company workers received pay yesterday. Newton Lake residents were seen. A large turnout is expected for St James Sunday School event with refreshments planned. Miss Lizzie Buckingham of Wort Mayfield sustains a painful cut while chopping wood. The Mayfield band, directed by Prof. Russell, played an open air concert for several hundred at J. J. Place’s lawn. The planing mill will resume today to process stock. Willie Nichol of Cemetery Street is seriously ill and at risk of further complications.

St. James Willie Nichol Cemetery Sfrect

Local notes from Old Forge and area events

Pam Mir and Mere Old Forge news reports a July 16 birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Thornton. Mrs George Mother is improving after neuralgia. Fred Miecklider took mine foreman exam at Scranton on Tuesday. Bek church men plan a chimney owner event soon. Brick church hosts a youth from Macedonia speaking on his country’s ways and religions. he will return as a missionary. Master Allen Reed was bitten on the...

Pam Mir Mere Willa Jones John Thornton Lake Carey George Fred Miecklider Scratton Bek Youn Nan Maedonia Allen Reed

Local Briefs and Visitor Notes From Taylor Area

Wednesday morning incident involving a dog caused minor concerns. Visitors Martha Carey and Lauran Tinklepaugh spent the past week in Taylor. Mrs. Thomas Bothwick and daughter Elizabeth visit relatives in Maryland. Mrs. Jomen Nogley remains homebound due to illness. Nurse Mian Alive Drake and Cheater Atherton of South Eaton are visiting friends in town.

Martha Carey Lauran Tinklepaugh Taylor Thomas Bothwick Mlizabeth Maryland Jomen Nogley Sictnerm Mian Alive Drake Ie Atvent- Tneher

Musical and lawn social at Susquehanna Street venue

The EF society of the Presbyterian church hosts a musical and lawn social at the residence of Mrs. Few on Susquehanna Street tomorrow evening with instrumental duets, vocal solos, readings, recitations, and a violin and piano duet. An admission fee of five cents is charged. Various locals are noted in visits and travels around Scranton Wilkes-Barre Dunmore and Ashley.

Society of the Presbyterian Church Few Holamond Susquehanne Street Harry Pud- Me Mise Nettie Maton Mre. Burdick Scratton Reading Mr. Wedgworth Mise Fince Pottlarew Yoon Germat Evans Scranton Ether Shirer Vocn Miss Jonkine Wilkes-Barre Yeultation Misa Muattie Matthews Misses Stackhouse Milas Louise Hemastreet Wilkes-Harre Maggie Thomas Miss May Evans Jennie Gray Sadie McNichola Taylor Missen Mollie Angie Healey Dunmore Grace Lynch Mongrecutlandl Church James Neaton Atlantic City Philadelphia Alfred Manroe Mien Jane Haines Grelatt Busquehannie County Mike Jennie Manles Aretbald John McAndrew Dunmore Street Mrac Fomuel Matthews Ashley F. P. Eyre Mise Mildred Eyre Edward Matthews Susqueshatin Street M. J. Bweeney Trin Rochester Alfred Criffiths Jermyn W.H. Kennedy Green Fidge

Futures Course by Rev Putnam at the court house

On July 21 35 and 28 Rev G N Putnam will deliver a course of futures at the court house, with subjects Paria Jerusalem and Rone. He will speak from personal experience and illustrate with stereopticon views from his own pictures for three evenings, promising an interesting con tinuation.

G. N. Putnatin Court House Paria Jerusalem Rone Putnam Conree Michael Ferman Clinton Township Tos Wood Pratt Tunkhannock Borough George G. Keeney Braintrim Township Joseph Wood Pratt Tunkhannock Charles FE. Terry Wiltkes- Barre McHine J. Wool Platt W. T. Amts Scranton FJ. Simpson Harvey's Lake George D. Wright Taceyville Frank J. Spaulding Windham Township Herman Fuscett Keystone Academy Factoryville

Local Social Roundup in Priceburg Area

Hyde Park residents Mr. and Mrs. Emil Schmidt spent Sunday with August Schmidt in Lincoln Street. Mrs. Mary Smith and daughter Helen planned a few weeks in Windsor, Ontario. Percy Hamlett hosted Sunday school at George Trell’s Carmet Street home. Annie and Kate Schmidt returned home from Colden Chain lodge after visiting Mike Molle Schmidt. Fe will hold a regular session this evening. P. M. church young people close meets in church basement tonight. Joseph Foster of Scranton visited yesterday. Citizens band to meet in band room this evening at 7 o'clock.

The Methodist Episcopal Church Atherton Chute Taylor Silver Cornet Henry Harding Old Forgeborough Ton Hilo Patton Taylor Robert Johnson John Lurber Joseph Jones Wallace Ormiston John W. Faraday William Dawson Griffin Richards Henry Mackinder John W. Mara Charles Kildel Willliam Sowden Jesse Gangner W. J. Davis David BR. Bowen Frederick Wilson New York Lackawinna Valley Council United American Mechanics John EK. Johna Railroud Street Hyde Park M. Harris Harvey's Lake Davis Allen Edwardaville J. Bh. Davis Thomas Reynolds Washington Street Jenkin Harris Antle Harris Borunton Gwilym Evans J. M. Lloyd Grove Street Frederick Stone East Newton Ladies’ Aid Society Catholic Church Emil Schmidt August Schmidt Lincoln Street Mary Smith Helen Windsor Nadi Percy Hamlett Clase George Trell Carmelt Street Annie Kate Schmidt Mike Molle Schmidt Colden Chain Lodge Joseph Foster Scranton

Fishermen Report Good Luck at Lake Ariel Pines

Yesterday at the Blote Pines Lake Ariel several visitors were hosted by Mrs. A. N. Kramer and Mrs. H Kramer amid a gathering of local residents. Seybolt Lawson and others joined the visit with Mrs. Fowl Council. A fisherman landed a five pound basa and A J Duffy from the Pines stopped by Scranton in the evening as a guest.

Blote Pines Lake Ariel NK. Cecomer Jet Freaman Seybolt Landon R. H. Patterson George Kmpbell Beranton Mise Jeannetta Edinger Stroudsburg H. Kramer Myre Je Preeman A. N. Kramer Seybolt Lawson Pines A. J. Duffy Scranton

Revelers Guarded by Law After A Turbulent Night

In Pittston a late night scene disrupted by a confrontation involving Mrs Goviana and local officials led to legal measures to protect reputation. The incident followed a quarrel during a public event where harsh remarks were exchanged and prosecutors faced strong objections.

Court hears Carbondale man over missing duties

A county court session heard Charles Chapman of Carbondale and other parties debate an absence and duties at the Delaware and Hudson depot. The alderman warned parties to avoid appearing again to escape county action.

Charles Chapman Carbondale Delaware and Hideon David Padford

Destruction of Farmhouse Near Worden by Fire

Fire heavily damaged Dr Flirain Worden Jr s farmhouse two miles from Factoryville last Thursday afternoon. Neighbors aided Mr Worden who saved nearly all possessions. Cause reported as defective chimney. Dr Mathewson and son from Washington DC visiting relatives amid concern for health and recovery. Alma Wrigley returned to Moses Taylor hospital after two weeks with relatives. Mrs Wall and Mrs Tunkhannock attended Rebekah lodge visit. Local excursion to Far View drew many residents.

Flirain Worden Fartoryelile Worlen Mathewson Bilas Washington, D.C Alma Wrigley Moses Taylor Hospital Mra Yetta Wall Tunkhannock Rebekah Lodge Far- View

Babies From the Clouds at Richview Farm

In 1858 at the Illinois State Fair a Chicago aeronaut’s balloon landed near Richview. Willie and Mary Harvey climbed into the basket and rode the balloon for miles before it drifted south and eventually landed in a Mt Vernon area tree. They were found unharmed next morning and returned home.

William Marvey Mary Richview Winnall Central Clery Chicago Ballow Here Willian Harvey Little Willie Matty Baloon Moe Harvey Rome Central City Centralia Muscoutah East St. Louuia Willie Mt. Vernon John

Reward Offered for Catarrh Cure Failure

A historical notice offers one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure sold by Cheney and Co in Toledo. The ad lists overseeing pharmacies Wien & Truax and Walding Kinnan & Marvin as wholesale druggists and endorses Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally with testimonials available.

Cheney & CO Props Toledo FY. J Thute Iti Wien & Truax Kinnan & Marvin Tolede Thall al Digeiita Teatimoninia Hall

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