Death of Mrs. E H Estabrook at Church Street Home
Mrs. E H Estabrook dies at her Church Street residence after a four year heart disease struggle. Born in Scott township, she leaves a two week old baby, husband E H Estabrook, three other children, two brothers and a sister. Funeral today at 3 pm from the residence, with T J Jepson officiating. interment Brookside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Street
E. H. Estabrook
Estabrook
Baptist Church
Scott Township
Milton Woodward
E. H. Estab
T. E. Jepson
Brookside Cemetery
James Duggan Thrown Thirty Feet in Swing Accident
James Duggan of South Main street was swung high on a rope in woods behind St. Rowe cemetery when the rope broke. He struck his head and was found unconscious. rushed home then to Dr. Fitzsimmons for treatment, receiving thirteen stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Duggen
James Duggan
South Main Street
Young Duggan
St. Rowe Cemetery
Young Dugan
Duggan
Narrow escape from elevator shaft at Hotel American
Miss Mary Fee, a young hotel employee, fell from the elevator shaft at the Hotel American yesterday at 5 pm. She struck the shaft bottom, fractured bones above the left ankle, and was rescued by bystanders with Dr. A. Niles treating her injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mary Fee
Hotel American
Miss Fee
Thas
A. Niles
Exciting Runaway on Pike Street Injures Woman
A horse driven by Mr and Mrs Leese on Wandling Pike Street bolted after a mare escapes and ran wild through the street. Mr Leese kept hold of the reins but could not stop the animal. The carriage struck a pole and the horse finally stopped. Mrs Leese suffered several bruises and a head cut but is not seriously hurt. The vehicle was a wreck and Dr Gillis treated her injury. Also noted Death of Annis Toolan the nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Toolan passed away at Dundaff Street. funeral set for tomorrow at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dashes Downs
Pike Street
Dr. Gillis
Mr. Leese
Annis Toolan
Anole
Martin Toolan
Dundaff Street
Carbondale Sluggers Edge Pottsville In One-Run Win
Carbondale defeated Pottsville at Anthracite Park in a low scoring game. The home team pushed across the decisive run in the late innings with Perkine Yerkes spinning strong on the mound. Pottsville tallied most of their hits after two outs, but Carbondale held on for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Hill
Fuller
Ellis
McCoach
Fox
Milter
Conroy
Anthracite Park
Perkine Yerkes
Campers disperse to Crystal Lake and surrounding towns
Yesterday many local residents planned extended camping trips to Crystal Lake and nearby spots. The Camp Crystal concert company sails to Crystal Lake for a ten day camp with an Aug first Dundaff entertainment, joined by a Scranton and Honesdale party.
Henry Chapman visits Avoca and a Hindoo life lecture
Pickville notes Henry Chapman visited with friends at Avoca yesterday while Rev I R Janney formerly India missionary will give a free lecture at the MethodIst Episcopal church this evening on Life Among the Hindoos. Miss Julia Brong spent Sunday with relatives at Jermyn. A bay mule attached to a new buggy is missing at the undersigned premises. Frank Davis Ridge Road. Mr and Mrs C D Keller spent Saturday Wind Gap. Miss Bessie Webster of South Canaan visits cousin Miss May Jenkins. Miss Minnie Warner of Pittsburg visits Miss Bertha Peck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Chapman
Avoca
I. R. Janney
India
Julia Brong
Jermyn
Frank Davis
Ridge Road
C. D. Keller
Wind Gap
Bessie Webster
South Canaan
May Jenkins
Minnie Warner
Pittsburg
Bertha Peck
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder pains relieved in hours by the New Great South American Kidney Cure. The remedy allegedly relieves pain in the urinary passages, back, and kidneys for both men and women and eases water retention. Sold by C. M. Harris, Druggist, 125 Penn Ave, Scranton, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nix Houra
C. M. Harris
Scranton
Forest City Republicans nominate delegates in two wards
Forest City Republicans select delegate pairs Frank Hollenback and Lew Jones in the First ward and Dr Beakeslee and Benjamin Maxey in the Second ward. The piece praises their principled and independent stance and predicts a large borough victory. It ends with a local note about Jonn C. Davis of Hickaville, L. I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest City
Frank Hollenback
Lew Jones
Dr. Beakeslee
Benjamin Maxey
Stirling
Jonn C. Davis
Hickaville; L. 1
Lake Carey outing by Marion Hose company noted
Marion Hose Company No 1 of Mauch Chunk led sixty seven people including band members and ladies on their second annual Lake Carey outing. They traveled by special Montrage road train, performed drills, and will return Wednesday evening visiting Montrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Hose Company
Mauch Chunk
Lake Carey
Montrage
Lakes
Asa P. Blaksles
Montrose
Chiles
New York
Gray Block
Wall Street
G. C. Lyman
Pittston
Lemon Township
Keeler House
Knapp & Brink
Skinnera
Fddy
Streeter
Philadelphia
Harry Bell
Gravel Hill
Welles Reynolds
Isabel Stewart
Santiago
Cal
Reynolds
United States Navy
W. N. Reynolds
Mares Island
San Francisco
John W. Decker
Mehoopany
John B. Fassett
Wyoming National Bank
Colorado
Annabel Reid
D. W. Stark
Bertha Clute
la Grange
Saly
Bill Bruce
Seeleyville resident recovering after appendectomy
Francia Dunkelberg of Seeleyville is convalescing after an appendicitis operation on Friday with slight hopes for recovery. Local social notes mention visits by Mra. Thomas Kane and pon of Monticello, N Y, Mrs L O Howe in Cuddebackville, N Y, and others. Several townsfolk returned from outings and vacations, while Camp Curtin inspection success is noted for Company E. News ends with Red Men’s picnic plans at Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francia Dunkelberg
Seeleyville
Company E
Camp Curtin
Thomas Kane and
Pon
Monticello
N. Y
Henry Ball
L. O. Howe
Cuddebickville
Scranton
Eugene P. Ham
Teann
Woodley Wickham
Greenburg
Saints
Smith Hill
Everyibod
Lake
Parade Impresses City Crowd In Novel Evening Event
Ariel residents plan to leave by 1 35 this afternoon after a morning gathering. A barge crowd witnessed last night's parade described as novel and weird. Oliver H. Bunnell died yesterday afternoon in his garden from a probable heart disease. he was about 60 years old and a long time town resident. Tiana Seaman of Seaman Bros. is visiting with friends in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariel
Tiana Seaman
Seaman Bros
Commission Merchants
New York City
Oliver H. Bunnell
Funeral Notices and Local Gossip From Benton Area
The community reports the funeral of Mrs. Carrie Anderson in Benton with interment at Maple Street cemetery. Other items note the death of Joseph Wrigley in Scranton and various local social events, church activities, home improvements, and visits among residents of Fleetville and nearby towns.
Local News Items From Sunday Across Town
Charles Fehbein and Henry Carter enjoyed a drive to Elkhill on Sunday. A Carbondale vs Potteville baseball game drew many enthusiasts. John Sauer and Miss Anna Kraft of Archbald visited in town Sunday. A child of Thomas Morgan died Sunday evening of paralysis and will be buried at Hillside cemetery. Dr J W Metiuire and Miss Hattie Harned will wed today at the bride’s parents home in Hambleton. Mr John Leece and wife had a bad accident while driving near Mayfield. their horse bolted after a passing train. Mrs Leece sustained rib injuries and Mr Leece a head gash. they were treated at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Anderson
Benton
Jeremiah Seamans
H. H. Wilbur
Murial
Maple Street
Fleetville
Mins
Anderson
Floyd
Simpson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Scranton
Evergreen Cemetery
Gardner & Sons
New Methodist Episcopal
Peter Baker
Maple Avenue
H. Mathewson
Charles A. Silk
A. H. Faeset
Mehoopmy
Oira C. H. Knapp
Baylist Ladies’ Aid Society
Main Street
Daugher
Mies Lizzie
Fred
Troy
N.Y
Anfon Phillipe
Pred Reynolds
Hiram Proper
Lake Sheridan
M. J. Watkins
Clark's Green Baptist Church
James Fielding
Watkin
H. N. Capwell
Lenox
Charles Fehbein
Henry Carter
Elkhill
Carbondale
Potteville
John Sauer
Anna Kraft
Archbald
Thomas Morgan
Hillside Cemetery
J. W. Metiuire
Misa Hattie Harned
Hamilton
Wayne County
Hambleton
John Leece
Mayfield
Local News Briefs From Conklin And Nearby Areas
Miss Clara Davies spends vacation in Conklin New York with friends. George Blake cuts his sidewalk to grade and rebuilds his fence. Citizens band plans a picnic at Crystal Lake on Wednesday. Delaware and Hudson mine resumes work Thursday. Funeral of Mrs Thomas Parkyn held Sunday with interment in Rose Hill Cemetery. Crystal Fire Company plans a piente at Chapman Ink Aug. 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Davies
Conklin
N. Y
George Blake
Citizens’ Band
Crystal Lake
Delaware and Hudson Wo. 1
Thomas Parkyn
Rose Hill
Crystal Fire Company
Industry Happenings and Steel Trade Prosperity
News of our industries reports wage bumps at Glasgow Iron Potts Town and full upturn at Pennsylvania Steel works with heavy orders. Car production contracts in Indiana Missouri seek 200 cars each, while coal stocks in Monongahela pools reach 23 to 24 million bushels awaiting shipment south amid low water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow Iron Company
Pottstown
Pennsylvania Steel Works
Besaemer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ohio Falls Car Manufacturing Company
Jeffersonville
Ind
St. Charles Car Company
St. Charles
Monongahela River
Pitsburg
Boston
Ohio
Indiana
Westmoreland
Cambria
H. Hicks
Saltsburg
New York
Lackawanna
Piz Iron
Carnegies
Pittsburg
Local Notes From Clark's Green and Nearby
Community news from Clark's Green reports visits among residents including Allison Aldrich Judson Wells Edith Post Milas Bertha Gonsales and Frank Phillips households. Church services were led by Rev M J Watkins replacing Rev James Fielding with a replan next Sunday. An epidemic of sore throat illness is noted with several cases. J W Rhodes suffered a serious 18 foot fall while picking apples Friday. He sustains multiple bruises and remains injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison Aldrich
Judson Wells
J. B. Austin
Edith Post
Milas Bertha Gonsales
Dunmore
Scranton
Charles Price
J. D. Williams
Frank Phillips
Sandaway
M. J. Watkins
Factoryville
Baptist Church
James Fielding
Clancy
Cora von Storch
Scott
J. W. Rhodes
Eczema case shows cure by specialist treatment
A 47 year old woman suffered chronic eczema with itching, vesicular eruptions, and systemic malaise for two years. After ineffective traditional remedies, she consulted Dr F B Smith at 506 Lindherst, opposite the courthouse, and within three months was fully cured. Free daily consultations 9 to 5, except Sundays, Tuesdays and Fridays 9 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Webber
F. B. Smith
Drmith
Dr. Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carbondale News
Eastabrook
George Benton
George
U. U. George
Pottsvilles
Gchvo
Bean
C. R. Knapp
Aliee Gregory
Honesdale
Dr. Mecbergle
University of Pennsylvania
Alfred Davis
Pottsville
Howard Johns
John Shepherd
Hannah Leonard
Edith Norton
Lizzie Scurry
Lottie Giles
Jessie Moore
Harry Williams
Russell Shepherd
Daniel Scurry
J. W. Rogers
Charles
Poyntelle
Celia Horte
Lillie
Mary
Ella Murphy
Bridget Newcomb
Mary Morrizon
Kittle Fanning
Margaret Lavey
Dundaff
Brookside Cottage
Camp Crystal Concert Company
Ben Singer
H. Fitzpatrick
Charles Bridgett
Joe Teger
W. Isger
H. Potter
Andy O'Connell
I. Brown
Larry Rowlson
Messrs. Katz and Freeland
Lottie 8. Dennis
Bradford
Claude R. Smith
Park Street
B. Bennett
John Harvey
Joseph Higgins
Brooklyn Street
Brooklyn
D. A. Brennen
W. FE. Kilpatrick
F. FE. Kilpatrick
Carte Avenue
Minnie Byrne
Carrie Williams
Kross Kountry Klub
Fred Shields
Texas
Shields
R. A. Craft
D. Craft
Newark
Conn
Harry Gordon
Dorranceton
Bryce R. Blair
Laura Rowley
Mary Hughes
West Pittston
J. R. Vanderford
8. E. Fowler
Beaton
B. H. Abbott
Garfield Avenue
Pickville
Lucy Kiethline
Jenningaville
Mary Little
Blance Carey
Lida Jayne
Lake Winola
Jall
Leavening Powe
U.S
Hood
Hoskins
Manard
Virginia
Clark's
Lackawanna Ave
Yen
Itan
Hon
Kerr, Liebecker & CO
Dickson Manufacturingcoranton
Empire Dry Goods CO
Hazleton
Lackawanna Avenue
Prige Store
Jardiniere
Wyoming Avenue
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