Scranton Youth Frames Gallery of Gibson Drawings
A Scranton girl crafted a white cardboard frame and arranged Gibson drawings in playful poses on its surface. The idea could let friends' sketches endure as art, inspiring similar keepsake frames among readers. Epworth Leaguers in Scranton deny Canadian imports and defend local shopping. a Preston Park scarecrow hat and a red trimmed fashion item draw attention. Klondike Punch appears on a hotel bill, described as a plain pineapple sherbet with a novelty name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Gibson
Stroudsburg Visit Highlights Camp Life and Quiet Humor
John HM Reynolds, returning from camps Birney and Merrill, visits Stroudsburg to relax and observe military linked figures. At Camp Merrill he recalls a barber joke with Colonel James Everson Jr, where Everson tipped a silver dollar for a twenty five cent shave, illustrating headquarters life and its ironies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John HM. Reynolds
Hastings
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Eiverson
Fiverson
Barber Reynolds
Camp
Merrill
Riverson
Colonel Fiverson
Hiere
Local residents and visitors called on friends in Scranton
John H. Brooks returns from Philadelphia visit while Charles H. Chandler of Powell's Music Store visits Berwick. Richard Ward of the Wilkes-Barre Leader tours Scranton with Mayor James J. O'Neill of Carbondale. Rev. J. H. Judge attends St. Thomas college institute. FP. Mulherin heads to Baltimore on business. Margaret Graham of Paterson visits cousin in Madison Ave. Lizzio and Katie Durham tour Morris and Mansfield. E B Goldsberry of Tort Wayne Electric calls on friends. Mre. Charles Hage and sons guests of August Hans. Edmund Thiele given a surprise party at home on Washington Ave. Dr. John T. McGrath opens private practice at 310 Wyoming Ave after resigning from Lackawanna Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Brooks
Philadelphia
Charles H. Chandler
Powell's
Wos
Berwick
Richard Ward
Wilkes-Barre Leader
Scranton
James J. O'Neill
Carbondale
J. H. Judge
Hawley
St. Thomas’ College
Mulherin
Mulherin & Judge
Baltimore
New York City
Airs
August Hans
South Washington Avenue
Edmund Thiele
Washington Avenue
Wheeling
John T. McGrath
Lackawanna Hospital
Wyoming Avenue
McGrath
Mrs Stein Accused in Larceny by Bailee Case
Information sworn before Alderman Howe accuses Hannah Stein wife of Dr James Stein of Wyoming Avenue of larceny by bailee. C E Flanders says he gave her 500 dollars on July 6 at Caledonian games Laurel Hill Park for safe keeping. He says only 97 97 was returned and the balance is missing. Hearing set for today at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
C. EL. Flanders
Hannah Stein
James Stein
Wyoming Avenue
Flanders
Stein
Caledonian Fames
Laurel Hill Park
Pension Granted For Elizabeth Kelly and Family
Congressman's action on June 30 and July 14 led to Elizabeth Kelly of 417 Fittston Avenue receiving $8 monthly from July 12 1890 for herself and $ for each of six minor children, totaling 1680. Anthony Tye of Price Street also received a $200 increase to his pension starting March 1590.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kelly
Fittston Avenue
William Connell
Anthony Tye
Price Street
Hillside Home Road Route Viewed by Court Appointees
Court appointed viewers visited the site to consider altering the Newton and Schultzville road to give Hillside Home a wider lawn in front of the yard. The plan aims to reduce disturbance to patients by avoiding traffic near the yard. Viewers named are C. E. Byron, George Stevenson, F. Ackerley, and Enos T. Hall.
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Newton and
Schultzville
Hillatde
C. E. Byron
George Stevenson
F. Ackerley, Esq
Enos T. Hall
Aldermen Jury Rules for McKelvey in Blakely Case
Civil suit before Alderman Wright involved six jurors. William J. McKelvey won possession of property in Blakely after sheriff sale and was awarded 23 damages plus costs. former occupant Sarah C. Robinson refused to vacate. Jurors were Delaney, Bone, Carr, Hand, Ferber and Hang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. McKelvey
Hinkely
Alderman Wright
Blakely
Sarah C. Robinson
F. C. Hand
H. F. Ferber
Robert Hang
Local Shop Promotes Awnings Tents Flags and Decor
We continue at the same stand after twenty two years offering society goods and decorations. Photos half-price today at Silvius 108 South Main. Cloudy weather expected. Tallor unveils fall coats and overcoats in latest styles. John Ross 807 Spruce Street offers 260 white envelopes at 8c. Btore 633 Lack'a ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silvius
South Main
Tallor
John Ross
Spruce Street
Ife
McGinley Elected City Solicitor After tumor of Ballots
Attorney M A McGinley, Democrat, was chosen city solicitor to succeed James H Torrey after ex Senator M F McDonald withdrew on the tenth ballot. The joint council session endured irregularities as spectators crowded the chambers and nonmembers roamed during voting.
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McDonald
Council Chambersey
McAndrew
M. A. McGinley
James H. Torrey
McGinley
Morris
John E. Roche
Neolis
Grier
Roche
Kearney
Robinson
Select Branch
Mosers
Clarke
Frable
Zeidler
Sheridan
Norton
D. J. Campbell
O'Malley
John Gibbons
Thomas Kelley
South Side
Sevonder
Authori
Gilroy
Hieler-elect
Jaw
Institute Second Day Promotes Catechism and Drawing
The Institute of the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart at St. Thomas college hall opened with Rev. T F Coffey leading a catechism session. Miss Manahan lectured on Alphabet of Drawing and Perspective Drawing while Mrs Burke spoke on questioning and literature. Attendees, including Rev. E J Melley and Rev. J H Judge, showed strong interest as exhibitions of penmanship and art were displayed.
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Institute of the Sisters of the Immaculate Heart
St. Thomas’ College Hall
T. F. Coffey
Carbondale
Father Coffey
Ths
Miss Manahan
Burke
E. J. Melley
St. John's Church
South Side
J. H. Judge
Hawley
T. PF. Cotfay
Burke Lha
Manahan BP
Burke Ap
Manshan
Teachers Institute Set in Scranton This Year
Superintendent Taylor overrides local vote and fixes the teachers institute for September week in Scranton. Eleven applicants will take the permanent certificate exam on Friday at 9 15 AM in Taylor’s office, with certificates valid three years.
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Wisdes
Lackawanna County
Teachers’ County Institute
Scranton
Court House
Scramton
Carbondale
Taylor
Taylor Imn
Costly fishing trip filed in Benton township case
DeWhktt C. Gregs sues William L. Knapp Hollister Carpenter and Preston E Gardner through attorney S B Price for damages of 1000 alleging trespass on his land and refusal to leave in Benton township with threats of violence reported from Gibbs' commaint.
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Norton'’S
Ladies’ Home Journal
Harper's Monthly
Godey
St. Nicholas
Strand
Black Cat
Norton’'S
Lackawanna Ave
Alby
Garngy, Brown & Go
W. B. Henwood
Chas
McMullen & CO
General Insurance
the Traders’ National Bank
Telephone
DR. Hill & Son
First National Bank
Inion
Toronto
Hamilton
Ontario
Epworth
Canada
Wayne County
Preston Park
Hedor Bing Bande
J. A. Waters
Hatter
Furalaber
Aun Lacka
Stroudsburg
Mrs. Stein
Caledonian Fonds
Quick Pension Service
Connell
House
Hillside Home Road
Fuhrman & Bra
M’ginley
Messrs. McCann and
BBC
Newcomb
Regan
Mr. Torrey
Mr. Clarke
F. J. Fitzsimmons
Mr. Manley
Messrs. McCann
Sweeney
Thureday
Mr. McDonald
Mandrew
Holds Out
M'Ginley
Institute
B. Ellen Burke
Northwestern Matnual Life Insurance Co
Panecengernar
SaEeelael
W. J. Welsh
Mears Bidg
C. C. Sapp
New York
Jermyn
Lackawanna Avenue
Teachers’ Institute
Supt
06 Gathering Institute
D.C. Gibbs
Benton
Bronson & Tallman
S.C. Snyder
D. D
Spruce St. Opp
Bell & Skinner
Clarke Bros
Hotel
Edmund Gurney
Scranton School
J. Alfred Pennington
Cinecrom Carter Building
Lackawanna Ava
Raynolds
Sohimar Piano
J. W. Guernsey
Muale
Scranton, PA
Prop
Williams & Bro
Jia
Lack Ave
Silverstone
Mprorer
Phopt
Lackawaneah Avenue
Willelama
A. E. Rogers
Jewelry
Rogers
Dunn
the Hatter
Wolf & Wenzel
Adams Ave
Richardson-Bayontes
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