Carbondale warrant alleges Clemmon Arnold in delicate condition case
Martha Brady filed a complaint last week accusing Clemmon Arnold of causing her pregnancy. Alderman Baker and Constable Pierce kept the matter quiet until The Tribune exposed that Arnold had been out of state. Arnold fled toward the state line with his 14 year old son assisting. The boy reported the six week relation and hinted at blackmail. The couple, though troubled, expect recovery amid prior violence rumors. Mrs. Miller hosts nieces from Binghamton. Foster family visited Lake Winola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Brady
Clemmon Arnold
Alderman Baker
Pierce
Arnold
Tribune
Beranton
Clemmon
No. 4
Park Street
Scranton
Carbondale
Dimock twenty fifth wedding anniversary celebrated
The twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Dimock of No 1 Chestnut avenue drew a large gathering. Attendees included numerous Dimock relatives and friends such as G P Dimock B Dimock WW Ells D Orr J W Dimock W Pimock and many others from Carbondale Prompton Jermyn Archbald Port Jervis and Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Dimock
No. 1
Chestnut Avenue
Mrocests
G. PD. Dimock
B. Dimock
WW. Ells
D. Orr
J. W. Dimock
W. Pimock
A. E. Nicol
O. FE. Histed
W. I. Hingham
FE. H. Stone
A. Moon
Little Ellis
Grace Harvey
Lovelace Shields
Alice Masters
Bessie Ellis
Jessie Nico
Helen Love
Mesers
Earl Dimock
W. FR. Moon
F. BH. Schoonover
W. Blake
W. HH. Dimock
BH. Dimock
Frank Bonham
A. G. Dimock
Raymond Dimock
Carbondale
Harry Dimock
Prompton
Local and Personal Notices Briefly Recorded
Mrs C E Lathrop is visiting Alurney's lake. G B Van Gorder returns from Meshoppen visit. P A Larkin passed state medical board exam. Peter Lavin of Hyde Park called on friends. Mrs Fiske of Oneonta visiting here. William Harvey of Hornellsville visiting his mother on Richmond street. Grace Marguerite infancy daughter of Mr and Mrs James Harvey died after brief illness. Funeral 3:30 pm from house with Rev A F Chaffee officiating. Interment Maplewood Cemetery. Mr and Mrs Darius Purdy of Schenectady spent days here then to Seeleyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Lathrop
Alurney's
G. B. van Gorder
Meshoppen
P. A. Larkin
State Medical Board
Peter Lavin
Hyde Park
Fiske
Oneonta
William Harvey
Hornellaville
N. Y
Richmond Street
Century Hose Company
Weber's Park
H. H. Harris
Edwardsdale
Thomas W. Evans
Keystone Academy
Calvary Baptist Church
Morris and
Gendall
Price Library
John Thomas
H. A. Harris
Forest Home Cemetery
William
Atlantic City
Pride of Lackawanna Lodge
American Protestant Ladies Association
J. A. Moffit
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Europe
John McLaughlin
W. W. Watkins
Peckville
John FE. Evans
John Griffiths
Joseph Davis
Lillian Howells
Main Street
Bessie Slate
West Scranton
Taylor
Susie Morris
Scranton
James Morris
Grove Street
Lily Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Lake Ariel
M. M. Williams
Lizzie Reinhardt
Bald Mount
Social notes and local events in Dalton area
Rev A W Cooper entertains guest from Connecticut and other visitors stay with Dalton residents. A union temperance service is planned at the Baptist church with Rev W H Williams as speaker. A small roof fire near Dr Whitman’s home is quickly checked by a bucket brigade. Tommy Morris the singing boy evangelist of Scranton performs at the Baptist church. Dr J C Price returns from Canon trip and a horse team owned by Mr Clements is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Cooper
Mr. Hall
Connecticut
Underwood
Fittston
Clarence Stone
Prentice
Miller and
Holden
Truffalo
W. A. Dean
Dalton House
Miss Thomas
Scranton
Mabel Purdy
Fred Race
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Wiekas
Baptist Church
W. HA. Williams
Anti- Saloon League
Pennsylvania
BR. E. Whitman
Tommy Morris
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD Excursion Rain Dampens Attendance
A heavy rainstorm reduced turnout for yesterday's excursion from Jermyn and Mayfield. About four hundred people went on the trip, with a baseball game at the lake won by the West Side Browns 6 to 4 before rain ended play in the seventh inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Browns
Lake
Iua
Faust
Gabriel Hall
West Mayfield
John Fadden
Olyphant
James Johns
Sweehey Hotel
Maitland
Alice
Washburn
Wis
Mr. Maitland
Will
Nellie Havenatrite
North Main Street
Louise Cudlip
Elizabeth and
Maud Jones
Libretta Henwood
Jermyn
Annie Evans
Eva Miller
Alice Price
Carbondale
Louie Phillips
Scranton
Mamie Haze
Jersey City
Mayfield Council
James Allen
A. F. Gebhardt
Local man dies after work injury at Johnson Coal colliery
Walter Henry Olyphant died at his Booth street home following injuries at the Johnson Coal colliery last week. He lived here two months after moving from Wandling and is survived by his wife and twelve children. Funeral arrangements not yet made. Citizens oppose the sewer project as borough meetings plan action to resist a sewer run by a private company. A new meeting will seek broader support and a larger hall for future discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Henry
Johnson Coal Company
Booth Street
Wandling
Blakely Baptist Church
M. J. McAndrew
Paterson
N. J
McAndrew
Ross Lloyd
Baltimore
Baltimore College
Ethel Griffiths
David Griffiths
Waymart
M. W. Cummings
Lackawanna Street
M. K. Ha
Poultney
Olyphant Borough
Olyphant Sewerage and Drainage Company
Soprane Court
Ope
Pprer- Vale Corporation
David BE
Lewis
Matthews
Cltizens
Burgess Manning
Themeeelves
Moosic Woman Suffering From Cancer Returns Home
Mrs. Moosic, formerly of this place, was brought to her mother Mrs. Frost’s home yesterday by Lackawanna hospital ambulance after a year long cancer diagnosis. Also listed are a string of local social visits including Miss Goldsmith from Centremoreland visiting Rev. and Mrs. J. N. Bailey, Miss Ligle Williams from Scranton visiting Mrs. Maud Smith, and Amy Copp's return from Hahnemann hospital Scranton after two weeks of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Richards
Frost
Lackawanna Hospital
Richards
Miss Goldsmith
Centremoreland
J. N. Bailey
Ligle Williams
Scranton
Maud Smith
George Heseler
Daniel Hessler
Wilkes-Barre
L. A. Lindermuth
Ohio
The
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Hallatone
Lough Main Street
Amy Copp
Hahnemann Hospital
Brooklyn News Roundup of Local Events and Obituaries
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Brooklyn July 30 highlights include Louise Anley visiting Heart Lake and a Resolutions of respect for the late Mrs F J Jewett by the Daughters of Rebekah. Church repairs planned, Young People Union meeting next Thursday, and a Brooklyn death from paralysis. Independent Republicans elected delegates to Montrose convention and endorsed national GOP policy. A child of Frank Sterling buried this week, twin sibling had died earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Louise Alney
Heart Lake
Daughters of
Rebekah
Mra
F. J. Jewsett
Universalist Chuch
Grace King
Maud Waldie
John Mitchel
Springville
Waldie
Trodhey Kent
Queen City
Dad” Backer
Brooklys
Ethel
Selah Sterling
Mins Certrude Guild
Beranten
Heartlake
Young People's Christian Union
J. & Wright
Katharine McNulty
Hewbottom
E. C. Ely
Chamberlains cough remedy praised by New Jersey druggist
Charles Holshauer a Newark New Jersey druggist says Chamberlains cough remedy gives better satisfaction than others. He claims it is perfectly safe and reliable for coughs colds or hoarseness and notes Matthews Bros are wholesale and retail agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain's
Charles Holshauer
Newark
N.J
Matthews Bros
Lake Winola Guests Register at Clifton Hotel
Forelal to the Beranton Tritine Lake Winola July 30 guests registered at the Hotel Clifton include J Zurfieh P B Waltera and wife Frank Reynolds Anna Cawley J W Shark Mr and Mrs William Powell Mr and Mrs T T Davis R T Davin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forelal
Beranton
Tritine
Lake Winola
Hotel Clifton
J. ©. Zurfieh
P. B. Waltera
Frank Reynolds
Anna Cawley
J. W. Shark
William Powell
Mra
T. T. Davis
R. T. Davin
Orchestra Attend Dance At Clifton Hotel Spotlight
Bauer's full orchestra performed at a large dance hosted at the Hotel Clifton on Saturday night drawing guests from Scranton Hazleton Wilkes Barre Tunkhannock Mt Holly and West Pittston including Mr and Mrs J T Powell M ft McDonough Celia Langan Mary Fase Mrs L Harrington Gibbs H Wallace Bruce Coons Emma Falkoweky Roy Gillespie William Acker Z B Voorhees Dr A J Moore Max Rosenbluth Teaac Long Harry Ulman James W Pratt Ralph Soon N F Antrum id Hughes and Frank Antrum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Powell
M. Ft. McDonough
Celia Langan
Mary Fasehold
L. Harrington Gibbs
H. ©. Wallace
Bruce Coons
Emma Falkoweky
Roy Gillespie
William Acker
Voorhees
Scranton
A. J. Moore
Hazleton
Max Rosenbluth
Teaac Long
Harry Ulman
Wilkes-Barre
James W. Pratt
Tunkhannock
Ralph Soon
Mt. Holly
N. J
T. F. Antrum
Id. Hughes
Frank Antrum
West Pittston
Bauer
Hotel Clifton
Festival and Ball Games Highlight Springville Week
Springville reports a festival hosted by the athletic club near Baker creamery with a large attendance. The East Lemon baseball team beat the Dimock club four to two in a return game. Charles W. Taylor and wife visit relatives on the hill. Edward B. Scott recovers after a paralytic scare. Fire destroys H. F. Phelps farm barns. insurance minimal. Maple Lodge Odd Fellows honor late Salmon Davis Thomas born 1823 who died 1900. he served as constable and collector for sixteen years and was a loyal Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springville
Baker Creamery
Baya
East Lemon
Dimock
Lemon
Tov
Charles W. Taylor
W. P. Tyler
Rev. Tyler
New York State
Edward B. Scott
Maine
N. Y
Mr. Phelps
Culver
Salmon Davis Thomas
Rachel L. Ely
Maple Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Johnston
Bradford County News Briefs Chronicle Local Events
Mrs Lettie Beeman Vanderburg, famed for a China murder report, had ties to Tuscany township. Principal selection at Susquehanna Collegiate Institute announced. KR Beonton, 2, died of gangrene in Mountain Lake. Editor Henry of the Star toured Wilkes-Barre and Berunton for historical data. Miss Tia Gilbert injured at Dorranceton in a fall from an electric car. James Porter, 65, found dead in a Cedar Lodge hay mow. Athens Opera House remodeling under way. Bicycle crash injures George Nevel and Mireslistle Kiger. Raul Hagadem arrested for horse throat cutting near Milan. located by bloodhound. Mrs Alice Moore and son visiting in Sayre. Fire company organized by Sayre shop employer. H Dean injured by fall from ladder. Miss Edna Kirby named organist at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towanda
Lettie Beeman Vanderburg
China
Carbondale
Tuscany Township
M.&. H. Unger
Riegeleville
Susquehanna Collegiate Institute
KR. Beonton
Mountain Lake
Henry
The
Star
Wilkes-Barre
Berunton
Tia Gilbert
Franklindale
Dorranceton
James Porter
Bradford
Cedar Lodge
Athens Opera House
George Nevel
Mireslestle Kiger
Raul Hagadem
Milan
D. A. Peter's Barn
Milligan
Athena
Alice Moore
Cambridge
Mass
Co. P. Welles
Sayre
H. Dean
Edna Kirby
Presbyterian Church
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Claims Fifty Years of Use
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for children. It is advertised as a safe remedy that soothes the infant and relieves teething pain. Sold by Driggs work and available for twenty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Driggs Work
The People's Exchange Real Estate Advertisements
The People's Exchange offers houses to rent real estate and other property for sale or exchange. Classified ads cost one cent a word with discounts for multiple insertions, except situations wanted which are inserted free. A popular clearing house for all who seek listings and help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All
Situation Wanted Washing and Ironing Service
Wanted to do washing and ironing by the day. Washing and ironing salon at home. Address HL, Sumner Avenue. Call or address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Sumner Avenue
Ninth Street
Addrem John Greiner, Jr
Washington Avenue
Thomas Whitley
Lincoln Hrights
Stone Avenue
LocalBusiness Notices from Scranton Area Listings
A fragmentary scribal page lists multiple Scranton area names and entities including BM Republican Building, attorney A W Berthole, W E Allen, W L Lamorram, and Joseph Kuettel manufacturer of wire products. It mentions schools, medical topics, and a printing firm Mecquar dee Bros with warehouse at 140 Wil on avenue Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kuettel
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
Tunkhannock Republican Convention Set for Aug 27
George A. Carter declares county Republican convention Aug 27 with primaries the preceding Saturday. Nominated offices include associate judge, representative to the general assembly, and jury commissioner. Bardwell the present associate judge may seek re election. Brungess Tiffany Shields named as possible assembly candidates. Democratic convention slated for Aug 14. Local social notes and a Lake Winola camping trip for several youths round out the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Republican County Committee
George A. Carter
General Assembly
H. W. Bardwell
Stone
A. M. Eastman
KR. Brungess
H. D. Tiffany
Nicholson
Moxes Shields, Jr
W. S. Miller
Miller
Charles Armstrong
H. F. Metcalf
Lake Carey
B. F. Lewis
Chesapeake Bay
H. 8. Harding
Eleanor Little
Marion Metcalf
Edna Kirby
Towanda
K. Little
A. C. Jackson
Wilkes- Barre
Mr. Oswald
Berwick
Lake Winola
Miss Little
Marie Little
C. A. Littl
Frank Miller
Harry
George Kittredge
Percy Stark
Fred Shook
Dexter Prevost
New York and Ontario Western E R Time Table Fragment
Train timetable fragment shows routes from Carbondale Scranton and north bound connections. Mentions trains 208 204 7400 and connections to Walton Delhi and Sidney with a handwritten style header and agent signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ontario
Western
E.R
Soran
Trainston Dale
Cadoaia
Carvandale
Tratna
Cala
Scranton
M. Hee
North Bourg
Prato
Gen. Paws, Agt
Ken
Erie and Wyoming Valley Train Timetable to May Twenty Fourth
Erie and Wyoming Valley timetable shows trains leaving Scranton for Hawley Lake Ariel and intermediate points. No 4 runs at 225 pm and 660 pm with Sunday service at 600 am and 600 pm. Trains No 2 and No 4 connect at Hawley for Erie railroad points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Scranton
Mawley
Lake Aridt
Oraine
Hawley
Erie Railroad
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Lackawanna County
Theodore Miller
Binghamton
Foster
Dalton
Mayfield
Harvey's Lake
Mos
Caren
John
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce
Taylor News
Century House Company
Bradford County
Mrs. Winslow
People’s Exchange
Addo
L. M
General Delivery
PR. Atherton
Luzerne Avenue
LeGrand Wright
Seranton Tribrine
North Main Avenue
James P. Haggerty
South Main Avenue
Howe Ani
Mewwow
Addries Ll
PF. Lilly
Weaversville
Adaine Avenue
Mire Hooper
Arlington Hotel
F. R. van Dusen
Bupt
Bay City
Mich
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Foot East
178Th Street
York
QUTCK
Airsight
N. V. Walker
Tits Connell
Alvo
Louise Shoemaker
Adams Aevine
Avull's Head
C. D. Brink
Providence Road
Prospectute Frre
Lawyers’ and Hawkere' O11 Co
Los Angeles
Cal
Mat and
Weeligh
Ad Lenkhemepier
Eletig
Paplier
Asleman
TH. Rorpoke
Soniaton
Butchers
Thorol GI
J. W. Ailton
Spring Street
Wny
Mia
A. Johns
Aveny
Duryea
A “Washington AV Oi
Klee Park Chored
T Opus
Feaving Sani
Winve Ad
Spruve
Lackawanna
Mier Snyder
Tribune Offee
Atevens Ral
County Savings Bank and Trust Co
County Saveings Bank and Trust Co
Spruce Street
Sermon
Clinton W. Wisneil
Brewens
A.B. Briggs
Bicke
LEGAL
George Teague
Lackawanna Township
Luckerwanna Township
Mooserrough
Mears Building
R. Beowards
Certified Public Accountant
Fiward C. Spaulding
Pradere” Bank Building
Architects
Edward WW. Davis
Connell Tailing
Joseph Kelley
Linden
LO Lyman
Wyoming and
Mulberry
C. C. Laubach
HL FL Reynolds
the Elk Cafr
Sand i . Frankel Main Avenue
Flutes Reasonable
P. Zeigler
Scranton House
Neat
D. Ko & Wo
Singer Depot
Victor Kot
Richard Z. Bourke
ATLAW
Lackawanna Agenue
Bueltom
Collections
Lana
Foratlaw
Ryrome
Replogle
NEGO
Meare Building
Corny Washington A Ronue
Price Street
Frank BK
Boyle
Burt
Tt and i
Washington
Ayer
Jessup & Jessup
Commonwealth Building
James W. Oakford
Rinse 410
SA and
Oi) Board of Trade
Buinding
Edward OW. Thayer
Meare
L. A. Wathes
Hoard A Trate
Scranten
Patterson & Wilcox, Traders’ National Powendy Iar Dinge
Oomegys
Republican Building
A.W. Berthole
Mears Hog
Physicians and Surgeons
W. E. Allen, St North Washington Avenue
OS DR
S& W. Lamorram
Wash
Ineton Avert
the Lackawanna
Soilanton
Courseereey
Onan Jaw
Mei
Cine of Business Opene Rept
Thor Auiten
Hew
Thorne Mo Cann, LLC
W. BL Phumaley
Ssee
BR. Clark
Sepasyen
NURS
Erytion
Etyre
Green Homes
North Main Avene
Baufa
Uric
Halas
Henle
Partie
Tonias
Fpolecet
Mecqardee Bros
Sipplifa
Acranten
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
West
Ottaville
Reading
Norristown
J. T. Wood
Data Age
Hutchinson
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Bay
Stroudeburg
North
Buffalo
Intermediate
Duke
Los
Uties
Montrose
Nicholsor
Oseego
Seracue
Utiea
Nicholeon
Bloomsburg
Rereneni Northumberland
Pymouth
Nanticoke
Northumberland
Nanticnke
Plymouth
Scrantom
Susday
Byattua
Delaware and Hudson
Fort
Honnedale
Cane Lodore
Wilkes Marre
Yor L. V
Watt
Benin
Pointe
Ilaa
Albane
Pronestata
Lake Ledore
M. Ane
United States
Wanda
J. W. Bordick
Albany
H. W. Cross
Lehigh Valley Railroad
White Maren
Prince Polrita
Pottaville
Bethlehem
Fasten
Harrishn
H.R
Elmira
Ithaca
Geneva
Rochester
Niagara Falla
Chieast
H. R
Emeers
D&b. RK
Io .m
Lehigh
Parlor Carey
Susakion Hridgy
Cortland Street
Charles & Lee
Cortland
Nonnemacher
Nonnemacher, Div. Pass. Agt
Booth Bethlehem
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Liberty
South Ferry
Filzabeth
Gaston
Allentown
Mauch Chunk
White Haven
Sundara
Pittston
Wilken-Mharre
Mountain Ark
Bythdaye
Long Branch
Orcan
Grove
Mewiling
Lebanon
Pitiaville
Ohlatadsen
Baldwin
Pass
Xe Uu
L. T. Rrtales
Siamo
Lng
He. Chiegpody
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