Oil Drayman Fatally Endangered by Streetcar Collision
In Carbondale yesterday near Belmont street Drayman William Bell was unloading oil when Motorman White drove a speeding streetcar onto wet rails. Bell leaped aboard to aid the vehicle but the car struck the wagon sending the team into the gutter, killing one horse and injuring the other. the wagon and wagonage were wrecked. The accident is blamed on slick rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bell
Merchin
Mire
Ontario and Western Crossing
Belmont Street
White
Bell
John R. Jones Outing at Crystal Lake Cottage
District Attorney John R. Jones enjoys a lakeside outing with Carbondale friends at his Crystal Lake cottage. The event features a flag raising next Friday with eminent guests and several addresses, followed by a pyrotechnic display in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Lake Cottage
Carbondale
John R. Jones
Crystal Lake
Lackawanna Counts
Lath rope Hosts Park Street Lawn Party
Monday evening Mrs Isabelle Lath rope hosted a lawn party in her Park street yard. Honored guest Miss Tesbelle Watt's visitor Miss Kinney from Syracuse attended along with a long list of local and regional guests from Rochester Or ange Jermyn and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Lathrope
Park Street
Tesbelle Watt
Miss Kinney
Syracuse
Grece Munn
Mess Terts
Sarah Burr
Mises Meigs
Orange
Marion Crane
Miss Eckler
Rochester
James AH
Paul
Maurice Gillespie Watt
W. W. Watt
John Reess
PD. Crane
M. D. Lathrop
Joseph Hoole
L. M. Smith
Arthur
AG. Rutherford
Frank Stoeker
Jermyn
Local and Personal News Items
Mattie Hughes Brown of New York City visits her parents on Salem avenue. Mr and Mrs William Roberts are staying at Crystal Lake. Miss Florence Oritman of Belmont Street will spend three weeks at Lake Winola. Mrs Hartriet Lathrope of Lincoln avenue visits her son W W Lathrope. Miss Margaret Mitchell of Wilkes-Barre visits Mrs George Kellow. Mr and Mrs T K Yee return from Uniondale with children. Mrs E H Stone of Mirkett Street entertains sister Miss Ella Purdy. Mrs T C Robinein, Mr W R Moon and son Tillman, Mrs Reed Fowler and son Wilard, and Mr and Mrs Charles Laker plan two weeks at Ocean Grove. Two appendicitis patients at Dr Wheeler's hospital recovering. William Mellon of Jermyn to be discharged soon, Charles Evang next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Hughes Brown
New York City
Salem Avenue
William Roberts
Crystal Iike
Florence Oritman
Belmont Street
Lake Winola
Hartriet Lathrope
Lincoln Avenue
Scrainton
W. W. Lathrope
Margaret Mitchell
Wilkes- Barr
George Kellow
Dr. Wheeler's Hospital
William Mellon
Jermyn
Charles Evang
Hood's Sarsaparilia Promises Cure for Liver Ills
For the sake of fun mischief runs high as people neglect blood purity. The advertisement urges faithful use of Hood's Sarsaparilia to undo this mischief and claims Hood's Pills cure all liver ills without irritation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Peckville Capitalists Organize MH T A Coal and Iron Co of Virginia
Peckville investors form the MH T A Coal and Iron Company of Virginia after a promising nine foot coal vein near Winchester Virginia. Morton Harioe W E Harlee and William Bloec lead the effort with officers elected and plans to buy machinery and build a breaker for immediate coal development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peckville Capitalista
Winchester
Morton H. Harlee
Megara
Bloes
Frank Rice
MH. T. A. Coal and Iron Company
Virginia
Oiflers
W. E. Harlee
West Virginia
F. G. Hurd
W. 8. Bloec
F. G. Rice
Banard
N. H. Johnson
Morton Harioe
Rev
Marine Is
New York City
Messia
W. EB. Harloe
Harioe
New York
George Calvert
Owl
Beranton Capitaliete
Coal seam found near H M W Coal and Iron location
James W. Smith prospected near the H. M. W Coal and Iron site where a nine foot coal vein crops out on a steep hillside. Specimens exhibited by W. & Bloes indicate high quality coal. Bloes secured photos of the opening and locality. Nearby clear water and ample supply for a coal breaker noted. Other items include sick report for Samuel Hagen and progress on No. 1 school building by Peck Lumber. Social notes mention Mr and Mrs James Jopling hosting guests and the Biegels club picnic at Taylors grove. Florence Taylor visiting Mast Branch, N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Smith
H. m. WH
Coal and Iten Company
Samuel Hagen
Wilcon Fire Company
Peck Lumber Company
James Jopling
Main Street
F. M. Sisson
Welle Bridge
S. Y
Grace Grannis
Sodus
N. Y
W. B. Stiles
Forest City
Biegels Club
Taylor's Grove
Florence Taylor
Mast Branch
Odd Fellows' meeting and local social notes in Avoca
Avo ca Odd Fellows' Association fund to meet in their rooms this evening with an officer election. Social items mention the marriage of Miss Annette Atur phy to Thomas Willams, visits from Mrs. D. W. Brown and Mrs. W. L. Peck of Peckville to Mrs. H. M. Beever, and various local movements. Also listed are jurors drawn for the next term, seasonal visits, and a death inquiry in Smithville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows' Association Fund
Annette Aturphy
Thomas Willams
D. W. Brown
W. L. Peck
Peckville
H. M. Beever
M. F. Crane
Plattaburg
T J. McLaughlin
Janes Mitchell
W. H. Hollister
Joh Gullopley
David James
Mary McCrindle
Jennie Whyte
Harvey's Lake
Minees
Sarah
Alice McHale
Veronica Mooney
Scranton
T. J. McHala
John Gara
Smithville
T. 4. Fitzsimmons
Peter Lacuta
Frank Philbin
Leon Schlager
A. B. Curley
J. J. Morahan
All Nervous Women Should Take Peruna
Mia Hannah Lind of 1132 East Long Street Columbus Ohio testifies after long suffering from fervour frustration and neuralgia that two bottles of Peruna brought more improvement than prior treatments. Miss Jennie Hawley praises Peruna for singers and nec treeses. Thousands of women corroborate benefits and a trial is urged with a free booklet Health and Beauty by Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Hannah Lind
East Long Street
Columbus
Ohio
Jennie Hawley
Bre
Haveman
Hartman
Summer Catarrh and Peruta Remedy Claim
The text argues all summer bowels complaints are catarrh of the bowels, calling them eldera morbits and related terms. It claims Peruta cures all summer ailments and cites Dr Hartmin with a forty year practice, asserting no cholera morbus or dysentery cases were lost when using Perino. Readers are offered a free copy of Summer Catarrh from Dr Mortrian, Colomius, 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartmin
Hever
Mortrian
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Claim
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars for a catarrh cure not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo. Endorsers bat Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin vouch for Cheney's integrity. The remedy is taken internally and claims to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Pills praised as best with free testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Bat & 7
TRUAX
He Walding
Kinnan & Marvin
Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Nmrugeists
Hall
All Druggistu
Hiall
Obituary and Local Notices from La Plume Area
The community notes the death of Mrs. A F B Rougeht at Mone Taylor hospital last Sunday morning. Visits arrive from Scranton by Mrs. RB W Luce. An Odd Fellows excursion to Farview pleased many locals. Captain GO W Stanton of Factoryville Canton and others received the degree of chivalry. Will Tingley assumes charge of the DL and W station at La Plume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. FB. Rougeht
Mone Taylor Hospital
RB. W. Luce
Scranton
Bundas
Odd Fellows
Farview
Captain GO
W. Stanton
Factoryville
Canton
G. W. Stanton
J. A. Burton
Nellie A. Green
Local Agent to Move and Relocate Family
Mr. Bristol will replace Mr. Tingley at the tunnel post in La Plume and will move with his family to the nearby town, taking over the cottage previously occupied by the latter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
la Plume
Mr. Tingley
Local Socials Include Birthdays and Visits Across Town
In Beranton and surrounding areas residents hosted and visited over the weekend. Marion Scott celebrated her fifth birthday with a party at home hosted by Mr and Mrs John Scott. Attendees included Helen and Lena Dixon Fredin Hinds Ella Tumley Ruth Tumley Tellie Holler Gertrude Eechenbach May Eechenbach and Mable Chub plus Master Wesley Eechenbach. Williamye Williams of Scranton visited town Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Finch
Berantan
B. J. Hornbaker
Thoms Glover
Peckville
Grorge Sham Will Johns
Mergiant
Mr. Storm
the Times
Thomas
Herman Friedkern
Beranton
John Scott
Marion
Misser Helen
Lena Dixon
Fredin Hinds
Ella
Ruth Tumley
Tellie Holler
Gertrude
May Eechenbach
Mary DePew
Mable Chub
Master Wesley Eechenbach
Mies Williamye
J. D. Williams
Scranton
Exeter strike ends as workers resume after wage dispute
Exeter Machine company workers walk out over unpaid wages and refusal of a clear schedule. A riverbank meeting demanded biweekly pay or payment by the 10th of each month, sparking a temporary resumption of work. Later a supervisor promised consideration, but threats of further stoppage loomed if terms were not met. The plant remains busy with large orders as this episode unfolds.
Wives and Health Advice From Dr Pierce Ad
A prose piece argues wives are both blessing and expense, then promotes Dr. V. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and letter consults for women. It praises the physician as a specialist in women’s diseases with a long record of cures and offers free consultations by mail. Includes customer testimonials and a pitch for his medical book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. V. Pierce
Pierce
The
Invalides’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
A. F. Crenshaw
Panasoffkee, Bumter Co
Fla
St. V. Pierce
Angola
R. V. Pierce
FR. V. Pierce
Womin
Common Sense
V. Pleres
N. Y
You Can Save With Cans Five Hundred Dozen Mason Jars
Today Jonas Long's Sons offers five hundred dozen Mason fruit jars at remarkably low prices. Prices advertised include 5c to 30c per dozen, along with many small household items like Turkish wash cloths castile soap brushes talcum powder and vaseline. Act quickly as quantities are limited and prices will not repeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley
Bailey
Hallstead Social Notes Include Bridge Fund Drive
Mrs A T Chichester and Mr Geo Ward returned from Niagara Falls. Miss Mary Keeler visited Mr and Mrs 8 B Chase. Cronk and Morell on free bridge committee urge pledges to fund the Kent Viend Hall bridge project. $180 needed before next week for court action. Mrs M F Breugess of New York visited Mrs TB Bernstein. Captain R S Fidwards of the Eighth New York regiment visiting. A F Sterrilli entertains Windsor visitors. Miss Fannie Simrell hosted Misses Toulse and Sarah Hooton of Binghamton. Mrs Ernest Road visiting in Poster. Miss Olona Herring returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Chichester
Geo. Ward
Niagara Falls
Mary Keeler
B. Chase
N. T. Mitchell
Boyes’ Mills
Charles I. Cronk
A. F. Morerell
Free Bridge Committee
Persona
Kent Viend-Hallsienl
M. F. Breugess
New York City
TB Bernstein
Tt. &. Fidwards
Eighth New York Regiment
Bernstein
A. F. Sterrili
Windsor
Fannie Simrell
Misees Toulse
Sarah Hooton
Binghamton
Ernest Road
Olona Herring
Local Community Notes From Carbondale Area
Mrs Margarette Wool hosted Jonas Long's Sons guest at Mitch el house for weeks. Mrs William Kneoller and children returned from Inghamton. George Jacubus now occupies the Du Fiols house on Mala Street. Baptist Sunday School plans a picnic at Du Bala grove next Thursday. Teachers' Institute week starts Oct 14 with Professor Moxley’s program. Methodist Ladies' Aid serves supper at John Fisher’s. Munson bus transports to Mr Fleher's. Prohibition caucus met in Koeller shop. Rev John Chiderter and Charles Reney chosen delegates to county convention in Hallstead mid August. Nina Terboss visiting in Pinghams ton. Twenty-five Susquehan attendees joined Minnetonka council No. 8, Daughters of Pocahontas. seven new members admitted. tea, ice cream, and cake served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Margarette Wool
Mitchel House
Piston Morgan
Binghamton
Arthur Teed
William Kneoller
Inghamton
George Jacubus
du Fiols
Mala Street
Dr. Lamb
Susquehiana Avenue
Baptist Sunday School
du Bala’ Grove
Aitenid
Moxley
Methodist Episcopal Church Ladies’ Aid Society
John Fisher
Munson
Fleher
Prohibition
Koeller Shop
John Chiderter
Charles Reney
Cmvcation
Hallstead
Nina Terboss
Pinghamston
Susquehan
Minnetonka
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Outing
Taylor News
American Mechanics
Lake Ariel
Bauer
Lawrence
Taylor Reds
Delbert Sanderson
Rendham
Hyde Park
North Taylor
David Davis
M. M. Williams
Gurel
Willie
George Gordon
Taylor Street
Francis Gendall
M. E. Ehured
Forest Home
St. Lawrence Catholic Church
Od Forge
J. E. Davia
David &. Price
Clark's Summit
Tidd
David Harris
William Tidd
West Scranton
W. M. Bell
Lake Poyntelle
Taylorville Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Reese's Hall
I. C. Mayer
Nettle
Brooklyn
D. Tidd
Annie Harris
Providence
Daisy Sweet
Ridge Street
Daisy Wade
Cassie Evans
Danville
Taylor Nonpariels
Rendham Blues
Squire Firesimmons
Richard Williams
Cherry Street
James Filis
Moosic
United States Army
San Francieo
Avocus Moosic Presbyterian
Pridas
West Avoca Crossing
James Graham
North End
Burraa
AVOCA
Jermyn and Mayfield
Congregation of Sacred Heart Church
Brady of
Mayfield
Hills Street
Water Company
United States Infantry
San Francisco
Philippines
Walter Reeves
Mro
David Reeves
Second Street
James Symons
Eliza Knuckes
Olyphant
Adelbert Day
Arthur Day
Cemetery Street
Thomas Truddy
Brown
Jersey City
Bradford
F. Baker
Ocean Grove
Mabel Davis
A. N. Kerr
Lake Henry
Thomas Parry
West Mayfield
M Mosccow
Pittston News
Exeter Machine Works
Fresh Air
Exeter Machine Company and Foundry
Lehigh Valley
Metropolis
Moasie
Tey
J. J. McKilpin Fletcher
East
Liw
Willet Pulver
Anna Fox
Mary KF. Wilson
Parsonage Street
Heesides
William Fox
Taylor
Josph Mullion
Telephone Exchange
Tendeni
Florenre Leisenring
Weat
John
George Smith
Barah J. Glick
F. B. Shiffer
J. N. Anderson
Jonas Long's
Io. c
Zell
Jonas Long
Mull
Nervite Medical Co
Chicago
Te McGarrach & Themis
Lackawanna Ove
Borunton
PHEEL
Philedal
Ewer — Wiewel & Stretury
Perteenlarged
Meure Gaa Rien
Dan Ng
Fornale
Scranton, Pa
Matthews Broa
H.C. Bandereon
Druggiate
Dr. Peal
Peal
Thor
Vale
John HH
Phelps
Pharmaciet
Lee
Spruce
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