Scranton Daily Social Notes Visit Roundup
A string of visitors and locals travel and host in Scranton and surrounding towns. Names include John OConnell of Carbondale Mrs F L McKew of Plymouth James J Williams and J W Kinsella plus many from Wilkes Barre Honesdale Easton and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Connell
Carbondale
F. L. McKew
Plymouth
Scranton
Pittaton
E. P. Mitchell
Penn Avenue
James J. Williams
City
Preston Park
J. W. Kinsella
Kinsella & Reddington
New London
Conn
Frank Starr
Wyoming Avenue
Emily McPherson
Easton
A. J. Frauenthal
Ruth
Helen
F. I. Wermeer
P. J. McManus
Green Ride
Father McNally
West Slice
Montreal
Godfrey
Saratoga
Thousand Islands
Niagara Palla
Points
Canada
John J. Campbell
Horace Hamlin
Pennsylvania Mutual Bicycle Insurance Company
A. B. Williams
Mies Helen
Mies Weeden
H. W. Lies
Daniel H. Davin
Daniel Davis
South Terrace Street
E. J. Lynde
Lackawanna Tron and Steel Company
Harvey's Lake
Thomas Jones
A. W. Chane
Frank Chase
F. A. Dony
Niagara Falls
Toronto
G. A. Wiedner
New York
C. F. Lippincott
Wilkes- Barre
David Ross
E. M. Kuntz
Mauch Chunk
Mra
Drum
Kingston
Gunter
Atlantic City
Community Ball Postponed for Michael Mackin Benefit
John McVarnish circulated among Pittston friends Saturday. The Father Mathew hall benefit ball for Michael Mackin was postponed to next month. A fifty yard foot race yesterday saw D Higgins defeat M K by two yards. Cures for skin diseases advertised with Swayne's Ointment claim dramatic results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McVarnish
Pittston
Michael Mackin
Father Mathew
Greenwood
D. Higgins
M. K
Higgins
Quarters of the Thirteenth Camp Gossip Details
Freeman of Company PF and Sloan formerly Scranton now Lebanon visited camp. Officers of the day Yellows and Briega. Sergeant Pierce popular with Lebanon merchants. W S Gould appointed post master. Dickson and Reynolds named clerks at headquarter. hospital care by Major Fulton and doctors Parke Capwell praised. Storms disrupt tents. baseball thrives among companies. youth cadets assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Sloan
Scranton
Lebanon
Edward Robbins
Loughran
Camp Ife
Yellows
Briega
Ereat Denami
William Pierce
W. S. Gould
Harry Coursen
Comtepany
Tieutenants
Rebling
Hawk
George Rice
Stokes
Gillman
Riel
Cannp
Gobin
Spencer Dickson
Richard Burke
Gettyeburg
II. Reynolds
A. Henson
Fred W. Edwards
John Gibbons
DPD
Charles van Valen
Paschalla
Thayer
National Guard
N. P. Stahl
Briggs
Te WG Cooper
L. FR. Suydam
Deo
Mott
Palice Simp
Malott
Company
Fbis
Larry Ketrick
Wld
Kambeck
Allen
Fahrenholt
AD Baseball Era
Rob Allen
Metiulnesa
Benore
Ketrick
Zang
Colwell
Kern
Madott
Thirteenth Regiment
Fulton
Parke
Capwell
T. P
Rescue tale from Lake Erie's shores told by Captain Henesy’s wife
Mrs Captain Henesy recounts her five month illness and painful attacks on Lake Erie. She credits Donn's Kidney Pills with immediate relief and long term improvement, noting back and side pain dizziness and abdominal distress subsided after use. She expresses strong faith in the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Evening News
Front Avenue
Captain Henesy
Donn
Spring Inspections Compare Ninth and Thirteenth Regiments
The article compares the Ninth and Thirteenth Pennsylvania National Guard regiments on attendance, general average pay, and general efficiency. It lists company by company results and notes the Thirteenth Regiment as best in the guard, with the First Regiment next highest in several metrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania National Guard
Baef
Conmipany Real
Zonal del Giao
Diavacibacantes da
Pega
Asserececeeyes
TODD
Barcceseereree
MMA
Micccesccecees
Biss
Sts Scompany
Tiseeets Seers
Local notices from North End to Central Labor Union picnic
A long list of residents and visitors on North End and surrounding streets details weekend trips and calls at homes in Dalton, Baltimore, Washington, D C, and other towns. It notes church events at Providence Christian and a postponed class play. Also reports Central Labor Union plans for a September picnic with an executive committee named to arrange speakers and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faima Petrick
West Market Street
Dalton
W. G. Watlkve
Bualtinvere
Moa
BF. K. Tracey
Portland
H. Fr. Dawson
North Main Avenue
TW. M. Wandling
Theodore von Storch
Sea View
Nellie Picket
North Mainavene
Boston
Hannah Art Bete Wilame
School Street
Baltimore
Wilmington
Washington, D.C
William Richards
Olyphant
Bertha Lee
Neleon Dow
Sarracea
Will'am Lee
Ashley
Davie Lee
Gardner Avenue
Misa Sallie Boesne
Tunkhannock
D. M. Kinter
Harvey's Lake
Albright Avenue Mivsion
The
Christian Church
Misee Kate
Sarah Walsh
Pittston
Misa Walsh
Boyd Alvord
Prompeton
DeWitt
Stanne
Planing Mill
Church Avenue
Ferlinand Street
L. R. Mores
New York
Toy Gilleonle
Crystal Lake
Kate @ultry
Pitieton
Yeesteray
Wade Finn
Syracuse
N. Y
Howard Griffin
DeMuninn
Carrie Miller
Mires Bryden
Carbondale
Mies Helen Hartbutt
Asbury Park
Emm Pedrick
Dato
Carrie Williams
Harford
D. D. Jones
Nanticoke
Central Labor Union
Central Park Garden
A. J. Atkinson
G. F. Weeks
Benedict
Neinon G. Teets
H. EB. Knapp
John R. McLean
Building Boom Sparks Scranton Construction Surge
Contractors and tradesmen brace for a busy season as extensive alterations and new work flow through Scranton. No new permits yet, but hundreds of thousands are spent on bridges, offices, schools, and homes, including a three story fireproof addition for Pennsylvania Coal in Dunmore and multiple renovations in South Main Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Simmer
New Pa. Cont Co
Fices
Woolvey & Co
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Dunmore
John A. Duckworth
Minimaster's
South Main Avenue
John J. Roberts
Williams
Helm
Jane? H. Manley
Pitteton Avenue
Meare
Washington Avenue
Poruve Street
Traders’ Bank
Spruce Street
Wyoming Avenue
Tradere’ Hawk
Boranton
Bellevue Heights
Board of Control
Williameon
Thore
Dutkworth
Dunmore High School
Wenton
Lake Ariel
Jermyn
Rail Consolidation Hinted By Statebound Company Plan
KTLA reports that Great Northern and Northern Pacific may form a new company in a state other than their routes to gain a controlling stake. A second item describes a dangerous incident as a black racer leaped onto a train at Sugar Loaf cut, only to be killed by railway staff. The piece then pivots to a medical quirk called railroad kidney, blamed on railroad grime and pore blockage from extended train travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ktla
Great Northern
Also Mentioned on This Page
Horton’s Bulletin
Norton's
Lackawanna Avenue
Snow
Weston Mill Co
Perry Dean
Dunville
Esterday
Edward F. James
Hazicton
John Brown
Far Rockaway
C. M. Truman
the Westminster
Columbus
A. G. Gilmore
Lelin
Eloise
Evelyn Gilmore
Clarence Gilmore
Mira A. JL. Swan
BE. J. Chase
Luelle Pendleton
Philadelphia
Fanny
Marcia Snyder
Massachusetts
Maple Way Farm
Swayne
Bwayne
Mills
Gabachy
Ait Sacra Shan Ek
Camp Curtin
Will Freeman
Company PF
Lake Erie
North End
PA. Coal Company
Wooley & Co
Railroad News
Rexford
Carpentera
White
James
Lackawanna Ave
Aylesworth’s
Wyoming Ave
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Spring House
U. E
Crofut
Prop'r
Heart Lake, Pa
Lyn W
NA. Hulbert
New York Exchange
Chicago Board
G. Dub
Telephone
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Stultz & Bauer
MT. Pleasant
James & Kelly
Ofice
Wyoming Avenu
Mall of Telephone
Golivar
WM. T. Smith
Pittsburg
Spruce ST
Meridian Street
M. W. Collins
Mgr
Martin&delany
E. Grewer
Edeiphle
Enelish
Postoffice
Penacee and
Ueine
University of Pennsylvania
Medico-Chirurgical College of Philadelphia
Symroom
BE. Greer
Old Post Office
John Hamlin
West Lackawanna Ave
Worth Toc
Worth
Worth Asc
Mears & Hagen
William S. Millar
Gas and Water Co
Center ST
L Bour
G. Elmen.dorf
Elmira
Megargel & Connell
Scranton, Pa
Meee Curtis & Wheeler
Oxford
Lacka. and
Jefferson Aves
Atlantic Refining Co
Ard-Harhgara
Mason
Managat
Coal Exchagne
Wyoming
Pine Brook
Wellbach Light
Lenletoney O
HN & Col
Qathas
Fifth Avenue
E.C. Rigkers & CO
Adame Ave
ODD Fellows
Gof
Macons
P. O
Anil
U. AM
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