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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1895
Page
8
This morning at 11 o'clock the funeral of the late Mrs Bridget Flynn took place in Carbon dale. A large crowd from the valley attended the services at St Rose's church with a sermon by Rev J J Curran. Interment followed at St Tage cemetery. Attendees from near and far included many local residents and travelers from Scranton Pittston and Olyphant, with notices and tributes highlighting her fine character and popular standing among all ages.
The Ams tee of Honesdale defeated a picked Hawley team 27 to 17 on Robin son s flats Saturday afternoon. Conrad Miller blasted a historic homer while errors marked a wild contest end. Moessra Emmanuel Freeman Samuel noted among players.
Mrs Catherine Connor buys a hoy on East Side recently erected by Winlor. Sacred Heart church plans an August excursion to Lake Ariel. Henry Artha of Fourth street expects a visit from his parents after thirty years. Funeral for Mrs PLT GUT today with interment at Rose Hill. Residents on THIN street push for better paving and equal privileges on First to Third streets. Mrs John Jacksonard family back from Yous Pa with WJ Potlard in A street. Andrew Shalshee resigns from Traction Co and moves to Wilkes-Barre. Streets to Ontario and Western and Delaware and Hudson stations improved with paving and sidewalks. John T Crifitie moves into John Humphrey’s Second street building. H D Swick, Miss Jessie Winter, and Mrs H A Wittman and daughter at Ocean Grove. Jermyn and Mansfield clerks game at Alumni Park at 3 pm. Dr. Baker opens office in Duryea. Crystal Fire Company No 1 urged to meet. Union excursion of Baptist and Episcopal churches set for Aug 23.
Mr and Mrs Clarkson of Lenoxville open Sunday with sister Mrs Edgar Barber. Rev E L Jancey to lecture at Methodist Episcopal Church on Tuesday evening July 30 Life Among the Hindoo s. Mrs J P Simpkins and son Howard visit Rev and Mrs S C Simp kine. John Steade leaves for Indiana. Three church chairs rehearse for a charitable concert under Prof J T Cousane. Rev S C Simpkine preaches on Kings text Keep this man if by any means he be missing then shall thy life be for his life. Mrs William Keetell and daughter Julia visit Throop today.
Henry Hymen of New York visits sister Mrs Jacob Weinburger at this place. John Ward of Albert Street welcomes a new son. Thompson Hall visits friends in Mad town on Sunday. William Williams receives a surprise party on Main Street on his return from England. Priceburg Chuisen band performs. John Ward and Frank Walsh visit Iberia at Taylor on Sunday. William Smith and Williams Craig travel from Scranton to visit friends in Brooklyn tomorrow.
Factoryville residents host visitors and discuss potential electric lights from Westinghouse. Local people traveling for work include Charles Clark to Scranton. The community confirms Lyman Chase remains in town and Mrs Turn with son visit from Tunkhannock. Mabel Reynolds’ plans are mentioned.
The Grand Army men and women and friends gathered at Lake Winola for a June picnic hosted by Miss Rose Johnson and Lathrop. Heat eased with boat rides and lake breezes restoring spirits while Mrs H N Capwell handed out ice cream. Professor F Loomis returned Monday from the Baptist Young People's Union in Baltimore.
W P Sampzon purchased the J F Skekler meat market on Tioga Street and is remodeling the interior. A large list of local residents and visitors is reported from Voeburg to Mehoopany with notices of excursions, visits, and misfortunes along the Susquehanna region.
Mrs. George J. Benton of Carbondale was the niece of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Tyler, while Miss Olive Kegsler of Carbondale visited Miss Susie Rendall. Felix Oswald of Scranton was in town briefly and expects to continue his trip.
A list of residents and visitors including William Rentelhuber of Wilkes-Barre Temnbarl Net Frank Ware and Cue Frank of Hawley camping at Fairview Lake George Shumann of Brootyn N Y visiting friends Miss Florence Dados of Tonerdate visiting Miss Low Danivla at the Fuddy Orlandi Reynouis trainmaster at Mort Jervis N Y in town Saturday One hundred forty cent people went from term on the excursion to New York Sunday A baseball game between White Mills and a local team at White Mills Sunday Music and social events noted with Manley supporters thermometer at 100 degrees Miss Clusesie Wells and George Schardt at Peech Toke Robert Smith of Fairview Lake in town Monday Mrs John Oughton Jr left for Pater gon N J Monday morning C G Armbruster hired as bookkeeper for Irving Chil brewery at Hornsdale Reverend Miroh preached at Westcolang Park Sunday afternoon Hawley Coal company suspended washer operations after minor breakdown Mice Maud Kellam spent weekend at Dunmore Thomas McCarty visited Scranton Warren Rattan of Kimbles in town Friday Miss Cora Kimble of Kimbles visiting Dunmore Mow J P Simpkins and son Howard visiting Scranton Miss Alire Winterbottom left for Point Pleasant N J Saturday Hawley baseball team played Ainslie at Honesdale Saturday Mrs E Laniwig and Mrs Frank Wright left for Brooklyn Saturday Christine and Eliza Murphy visited Honesdale Saturday.
A column records guests and visitors including Mies Pertha Gonzales and Mrs. J. B. Austin. The Elmira excursion on Saturday included Pred Chincey Lilian Silvius Lulu Kelth and others. several residents plan visits to relatives and attend events.
Industry notes report wage shifts and price cuts across iron, steel, and coal sectors. Drifton shops cut earnings and rail week totals show a dip while Pittsburgh area puddlers gain. New York coal prices slide with canal charges squeezing carriers. Philadelphia carpet makers strike, while analysts assess market discipline and price policies amid calls for reform from independent operators.
A patient named John Nordin suffered a persistent neck tilt described as Galtre or Taick Neck. After two years with no relief from medicines and caustic paints, he sought Dr. Hinlth and Dr. Smith, receiving magnetic treatments that reportedly reduced the condition within two months. The clinic on Linden Street offers free consultations most days.
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