West Scranton Truant Wife Case Ends With Bond
Wassill Flellonage hires Deputy Jacobs to locate his wife who eloped. Jacobs found no woman but kept 27 dollars, claims agreement implied return if not found. Alderman ruled language barrier invalidated agreement and set Jacobs on 500 bond. The page notes a later excursion with Camp 178 and prizes for races and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassill Flellonage
Til Scranton Street
Wassill
Charles Jacobs
Hill
Noone
Jacobs
Caiming
Kelleward
Wear Side
Central City
Surprise Twelfth Birthday Party For Annie Davies
On Monday evening a surprise party was given to Annie Davies of Morriscrroft by her young friends in honor of her twelfth birthday. Piano selections were rendered by Annie Davies Margaret Jones and Samuel Coyne. Those present included Magrie Essie Davies Lily Ella Emily Seymour Annie Phillips Mary Hart Maud Bessie Jones Gladys Inia Hague Edith Jones May Douse Hattie Akeson Nellie Kline Flossie de Gruchy Mary Cora Sadie May Morgan Miriam Thomas Margaret Catherine Roberts Jennie Frantz Edith Sadie Jones Margaret Parfit John Holvey Willie Morgans Charlie Arthur Williams Hugh Johnsen John Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Annie Davies
Morriscourt
Annie Davies
Margaret Jones
Samuel Coyne
Magrie
Essie Davies
Lily
Ella
Emily Seymour
Annie Phillips
Mary Hart
Maud
Bessie Jones
Gladys
Inia
Hague
Edith Jones
May Douse
Hattie Akeson
Nellie Kline
Flossie de Gruchy
Mary
Cora
Patriotic Order Sons Parade Advertises Mountain Park Trip
Last evening the Patriotic Order Sons of America held a parade to advertise their excursion to Mountain Park on July 26. The parade was led by a white mule with a black rider followed by elaborately dressed men with horns and a bandwagon carrying the Veterans' Drum Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Order Sonus of America
Mountain Park
Funeral Held for John Mc Williams in Pittsburg
Yesterday morning at 9 a funeral was held for John Mc Williams a former city resident who died Sunday in Pittsburg where he moved six years ago after a forty year stay here. The services at St Patrick's church included a high mass of requiem led by Rev P F Layelle and Rev Father Dunn. Pallbearers included John Cannon Thomas Cosgrove Michael Holland John L O'Malley Christopher Fiehler and John McAndrew. Interment followed at Cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McWilliams
Pittsburd
Swethind Street
St. Patrick's Church
Layelle
Father Dunn
Miss Johnson
John Cannon
Thomias Cosgrove
Michael Holland
John L. O'Malley
Christopher Fiehler
John McAndrew
Purchase extension for Continental National stock certificates
Due to delay in Mr. Carson's report the window to buy Continental National stock with free oil certificates has been extended to August 1. The notice invites those who did not obtain stock earlier to take another opportunity. B.G. Morgan, 103 North Main Avenue.
Local Notes from Stark County and Susquehanna County
Miss Tlattic BR Bynon and Miss Gertrude Loomis are summering at Loomis Lake Susquehanna county. The funeral of James Long infant son of Mr and Mrs Long of 901 Jackson street was held yesterday afternoon. Baby remains laid to rest at Cathedral cemetery. Darry Edwards and Frank Coons of South Main avenue left yesterday for Lake Winola. Camp 3 Patriotic Order Bons of America meets in Washington hall tonight. Helen Locker four months old of North Lincoln avenue is seriously ill with cholera infantum. This morning at 9 o'clock in St Patrick's church will take place the weddings of two West Side residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlattic BR. Bynon
Stark's Court
Gertrude
Loomis
Lincoln Avenue
Loomis’ Lake
Susquehanna County
James
Washington Hall
Helen
Charles Locker
Sit. Patrick’s Church
West Side
Local social notices report engagements and visits in Scranton area
John Gallagher and Mre Margaret Lilly of Lucerne street along with James Mc Donough and Miss Elizabeth Malin of Twentieth street appear in couples notices. Elisabeth Malin will wed at month end while Myles Morgan and Kite Sweeney plan a wedding. Residents visit relatives in Honesdale Jermyn and Albany. Newsboys plan Nay Aug park meet and ticket distribution at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gallagher
Margaret Lilly
Lucerne Street
James McDonough
Luserne Street
Elizabeth Malin
Twentieth Street
Enterprise Lodge
Loyal Knights of America
Harvey's Lake
Davis
Oxford Street
Hartford
Conn
Mies
Annie Lake
North Incon Avenue
Carbondale
W.T. Jankine
W. J. Davies
South Main Avenue
Albany
William Thomas
Honesdale
Westside
Nay Aug Park
Neowshove
Times
W. ©. Eaton
Beth Sumner Avenue
Slovum
Myles Morgan
Jim Jackson Street
Mists Kite Sweeney
Twenty-First Street
Roger Evine and
Lake Winola
Morris Williams
South Sydoe Park Avenue
Jermyn
Drigelst C. R. Shoryer
North Main Avenue
New York
First Baptist Church
Jackson Street Baptist Church
G W Davis Named to State Pharmacist Exam Board
G W Davis of West Market street, long time druggist and noted North Scranton resident, has been appointed by Governor Stone to the state board for examining pharmacist candidates. A Wood's College graduate, he worked as a bookkeeper with Simpson & Watkins in Carbondale before joining Reed's Drug Store in Philadelphia College of Pharmacy training. He is a prominent Republican worker and active in the North Scranton Republican club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Davis
State Pharmaceutical Board
G. W. Davis
West Market Street
Wood's Business College
Simpson & Watkins
Carbondale
Shoit
Reed's
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
North Scranton
Republican Club
Rescue Longo Officers Installed by District Deputy Chancellor
The Rescue longo 241 Woights of Pythias installed last evening officers led by District Deputy Chancellor Commander J W DeWight with Chancellor Thomas J Gwynne as vice chancellor and Charles Richards as prelate. Other Newly installed include Samuel Jeffries master at arms William A Bowen keeper of record Alfred John master of finance Walter Christmas master of exchequer John BR Owens master of work Joseph Williams inner guard Thomas G Morgan outer guard and John Richards.
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Longo
Woights
Pythias
J. W. DeWight
Thomas J. Gwynne
Charles Richards
Samuel Jeffries
William A. Bowen
Alfred John
Walter Christmas
John BR. Owens
Joseph Williams
Thomas G. Morgan
John Richards
Providence church mission ladies outing at Noy Aug Park
The Home and Foreign Missionary societies of Providence Presbyterian church hosted their annual outing at Noy Aug Park yesterday afternoon. The party departed Weston Place at 4 PM and returned in the early evening, enjoying a delightful repast served along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Providence Presbyterian Church
Noy Aug Park
Weston Plaice
Couple Returns Home After Pleasant Fishing Trip
Elisabeth Maley and Callman Joseph Corine Hive retinned home following a cheerful fishing excursion at Kewanesake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abeth Maley
Joseph Corine Hive
Kewanesake
Fourteen Friends plan Lake Ariel excursion and church society outings
Large meeting of the Fourteen Friends at the Bent hotel organized an August 21 Lake Ariel excursion with a committee including Demuth Best Buder ich Heler and Miller. St Mary’s German Catholic church societies and Hickory Street Presbyterian Sunday school plan joint trips to Mountain Park and Lake Ariel with programs, tickets, and a large parade led by Lawrence’s band. A stray cat was found with its head wedged in a tomato can and released by a local, while an ad promotes Schley’s Lung Healing Tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bent Hotel
John Lentes
Lake Ariel
John Demuth
James FF. Best
William Buderich
Charles Heler
George Miller
St. Mary's
Mountain Park
August Rehner
Prospect Avenue
Edward C. Klos
John P. Phillips
John Sciercer
Michael Wetter
P. C. Snyder
Theodore Fetxer
Isadore Miller
Kulehts of
St. George
St. Peter's Society
St. Mary's Glee Club
St. Joseph's Society
Lawrence
William Wirth
Schley
Libel Charge Against Scrantonian Editor Held on Bail
Editor Richard Little of the Scrantonian was held in bail yesterday by Alderman Myron Kasson on libel charges brought by M. W. Guernsey. This marks the third arraignment in two weeks over the same matter. The alleged libel arose from an editorial in last Sunday's issue. Little waived a hearing and entered bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Little
Scrantonian
Myron Kasson
M. W. Guernsey
Little
Gillrnsey
Invincible North End Stars Triumph Over Actives 8
The Invincible North End Stars defeated the Actives of Dutch Ciap by 8 to none in a one sided game. David Thomas starred with a remarkable one handed catch at right field. Hatteries McCluskie Williams and Davis contributed for the Stars while Bright and Rich ardy played for the Actives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End Stars
Actives
Stars
David Thomas
Feld
Hatteries
McCluskie
Williame
Davis
Stairs
Bright and
Richardy
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Dufour
Gale
Geo. W. Jenkins
S. Main Ave
Aah
RM Wae
Merk
Venice
Galcon
Point de Paris Laces
Globe Warehouse
North Scranton ‘News
George W. Davis
South Scranton
The
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Minnie Tillotson
Potomac
Atterbury
Sumter
Milan
John Newberry
Throop Street
Attie Owens
Brick Avenue
Las
Philadelphia
Athletic City
Patrick Miguire
Wines Clix
John Regan
Rainer
Bind
John Tobingen
Charles Barton and Son
Newark
N. J
Raymond Robinson
William Street
Aire
William Hartshorn
Spring Street
Take Ariel
Green Ridge
von Storch
Oak Street
Sullivan County
W. W. Jenkins
Olyphant
Bridgeport
Samter Brothers
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