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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1899

Page

7

Death of James Russell Courtney in Carbondale

James Russell Courtney of South Washington street died after collapsing on the sidewalk while walking to his night watchman job at the Delaware and Hudson pockets. He was 53, died of heart failure, and is survived by his wife, two sons, and two daughters Mrs John Downing and Mrs William Brownell. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.

James Russell Courtney South Washington Street Delaware and Hudson John Downing William Brownell Dundaff

Game Chicken Theft Case Heads To Court

Crowds gathered in Alderman Jones' office for a hearing on the theft of three game chickens. James Horan prosecuted Patrick Casey the defendant. Michael McGowan testified he sold the birds to Casey, though witnesses described two brown and one black birds. Casey was ordered to post bail before his appearance.

South Side Alderman Jones James Horan Patrick Casey Michael McGowan Casey

Spaeth Drug Store Sold and Relocated to Jenkins Building

The drug store of Julius Spaeth was sold yesterday morning and bought in by the landlord's attorney. Mr. Spaeth will continue the business at a more desirable location as the Jenkins building on Church street and Salem avenue is being fitted up. The store will open in a few days.

Julius Spaeth Spaeth Jenkins Church Street Salem Avenue

Hurrah for the Fourth plans underway

Committees appointed to arrange a Fourth of July celebration met last night and drafted preliminary plans for submission to city societies. Solicitors will visit business men, seeking generosity. the success of the event will depend on their response.

Open air Mozart concert eyed on Cycle Club lawn

A propitious weather forecast prompts plans for an outdoor Mozart band concert on the Cycle Club lawn at Lincoln Avenue. It has been suggested the band be allowed to use the property for one evening, extending freedom to perform there.

Cycle Club Lincoln Avenue

Reading circle to be entertained by Mrs Church this afternoon

Mrs M T Church will entertain the Thursday Reading circle this afternoon. Mrs Phinney Slark of Cemetery street is convalescent. Dr and Mrs W W Fletcher have returned from Susquehanna. Mr and Mrs William Kenworthy were mentioned in the closing notes.

M. T. Church Reading Phinney Slark Cemetery Street W. W. Fletcher Susquehanna Wiliam Kenworthy

Social round of local residents and visitors

The note lists entertaining guests and travelers in Honesdale Scranton and New York including Mrs Frederick Rupert Miss Anna Huson Misa Myrtle Burns Mrs KE Roach George Klots and Miss Della Chumard exhibition. Dr Reed Byrne visited Carbondale and M J Deets in Boonton remains unchanged as Mr and Mrs C R Manville return from Boston.

Frederick Rupert Honesdale Misa Myrtle Burns Scranton KE. Roach New York City Germany J. J. Simpson Anna Huson George Klots New York I. A. Basmett Della Chumard A. L. Patterson Reed Byrne Carbondale Boonton N. J M. J. Deets C. R. Manville Boston

Mayfield High School commence ment exercises programme

The article lists the Mayfield high school commence ment program with performances by the Mayfield orchestra and chorus, recitations by Miss Julia Padden and Miss Mary D Edwards, solos, essays, calisthenics, and diploma conferment by Mr. Walker. Other local visits include Edward W. Creighton of Philadelphia with George S. Dunn, and various townsfolk noted for errands and social calls. The text also mentions early store closings and a silk cape loss on Main Street.

Mayfield High School Sousa Mayfield Julia Padden Mary D. Edwards Mayfield Orchestra Evany Loretta Walker Ellen P. McNulty Mina Annie F. Kilkeer Violet Sarah Quinn Medley Julia Donnelly Harry Greene Rowse A Coyle la Serenate Aldress William M. Taggart Walker A. J. Baker Duryea Edward W. Creighton Philadelphia George 8 Simpson & Watkins T. E. Griffiths Scranton Alonzo W. Haight Baltimore Manchester Insurance Company Annie Gendall Taylor Nichol Cemetery Street

Post Office Proposes Earlier Mail Pouch for Jermyn

Officials consider creating a Scranton pouch for Jermyn to speed delivery. The plan would have the morning mail reach the office by seven o clock, allowing two and a half hours earlier distribution and aiding residents with early engagements.

New York Jermyn Carbondale

Taylor Union honors soldiers and local events in Lackawanna

Local news item notes Lackawanna Valley council No 1 Junior Order U A M will honor discharged soldiers Messia Ayers Reed and Reinhardt with a reception. Also reporting a Taylor Reds win at Factoryville over Keystone Academy, funeral notice for Mrs Margaret Cobleigh, school outings, and community activities including church events and local appointments.

Lackawanna Valley Council United American Mechanics Messia Thomas Ayers Louis Reed John Reinhardt Porto Rico Messrs Edward Decker John van Bergen David Jones Taylor Reds Factoryville Keystone Academy Morris Academy G. Morris Gendall Reda Reis Pride of Lackawanna Lodge American Protestant Ladies’ Association Reese'a Hall Margaret Cobleigh Grove Street Rock Cut Woods Bouth Taylor Taylor Castle Knights of the Golden Eagle Ivor Thomas Welsh Congregational Church Hyde Park Emergon D. Owen New York Morning Telegraph Thomas Reese West Scranton Scranton Truth Foreman W. B. Owen Pocahontas Indge John EE. Evans Thomas Jones Belle Vue Thomas M. Davis Grace Phillips Mary Powell Scranton H. WH. Harris Calvary Baptist Church Harold Jones

Flag Pole Erected At Mill and Cross Streets

In Moscow a citizen committee secured a flag pole and placed it at the corner of Mill and Cross streets after a parade and cemetery services. The event included a flag raising in the lower town area as part of the day’s observances.

Moscow Mill and Cross Streets

Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Lasting Relief Without Surgery

A long advertisement extols Pyramid Pile Cure as a safe non surgical remedy for piles and rectal trouble. It claims instant pain and irritation relief, a rapid cure through nerve and blood vessel action, and no mineral poisons, with a price of one dollar per package from Pyramid Drug Co of Marshall Michigan.

Piles Pyramid Drug Co Marshall, Mich

Mariani Wine Promoted as Scientific Tonic Worldwide Endorsed

An advertisement extols Mariani Wine as a safe beneficial diffusible tonic for brain, muscles, and blood. It claims endorsements from physicians worldwide and promotes use for overwork weakness mood lung disease and malaria. Aimed at adults and children, it invites readers to request a book from Matiani & Co in New York and warns against imitations.

Matiani West Litharrest New York City

Memorial Day Flag Raising and Services in Madisonville

Memorial day events featured a 10 by 18 foot flag raised by Master Willard Johns amid praise for the committee. The day included G A R and W R C decorations, speeches by Rev. Prentis and Rev. Louis Cramer, and music by the Madisonville Drum corps and Prof. Martins quartet. Also noted: Mr. Charles Bird injured after a fall. local residents and visitors observed ceremonies and parades in town. A Patton/Beard letter praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with testimonial from Mary A. Beard.

G. H. Prentics M. E. Church Willard Johns Thomas Johns Madisonville G. A. Tk Mill Street Gvand Army and Women’s Relief Corps K. H. Holgate Prof. Martin Dan Simpson Grace Frazer Scranton Fannie Brown Jerry” Buck George Glenburn Mra Tom Davis Mil Brown Streets Prentios Martin Louis Cramer Frytown Daleville M. P Reva McLean Melvin

Langoliffe church society meets this afternoon at Mrs. Belle Morton

The Ladies Missionary society of Langoliffe church plans an afternoon gathering at Mrs. Belle Morton's home. Miss Jennie Whyte and Miss Mamie Cranston, with Kingston friends, visited Harvey's Lake on Tuesday.

Ladies’ Missionary Society T. V. Harrison Nay Jean Cranston Annie Hastie Sadie Oliver Grace Anna Whyte Jesale Mary Cranston Agnes Mary Connor Belle Law Messia John Mas Ue William Oliver David Tick John McKutcheon John Young Edith Lotta Dilley Wilkes-Barre Alkman West Side D. R. George Lafin Townes

Return of travelers in brief regional notices

Saturday reports show Frank Howard returning home after a visit in Painted Post New York. Mrs Frank Davis of Lincoln Hill is in critical condition. Rev T F Carmody returns from months away in Bulphur Springs Michigan and has recovered from rheumatic illness.

Europe Frank Howard Painted Post Frank Davis Lincoln Hill T. F. Carmody Bulphur Springs Michigan

Local Notes From Carbondale and Community

Peckville residents Mr and Mrs Byron Peck returned home after visiting relatives in Carbondale and Wilkes Barre. Mrs W H Stevens recovers at home after a brief illness. The flag rope at Wilson Hose headquarters broke, sending Old Glory to the ground and requiring climbing to replace. Junior Sagamore A R Ayres met with Lackawanna tribe 208 Carbondale for an official view. Mrs E S Histed returned from a visit with Waymart relatives. A W Jenkins and Miss Matilda Maines visited Jermyn friends.

Sagamore A. R. Ayres Carbondale

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promotion and Mercury Warning

Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio claiming mercury dangers in other remedies. Promises internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and urges genuine bottles from Toledo with testimonials free. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills as best and lists price per bottle.

Mall F. J. Cheney & O Toledo Hall Ohio I’. J. Cheney & Co

Honesdale Park Hosts Baseball Duo and Staffing Changes

Saturday at 2.45 p m the Bloomsburg State Normal team meets the home side at Honesdale Athletic Park. Two games Tuesday featured Honeesdale and Wyoming Seminary with crowds enjoying good weather and well-prepared grounds. James Pinkney leaves the Delaware and Hudson as telegraph operator to join Durland and Thompson Shoe Co in shipping. Schissier of Carbondale to succeed him.

Bloomsburg State Normal Honesdale Athletic Park Freeman Seeleyville James Pinkney Delaware and Hudson Company Durland & Thompson Shoe Company Schissier Carbondale Pinkney Athletic Park Honeedale Wyoming Seminary Honesdale Wyomingg Honesdale Wyomlee OlLawoool

Spanish War veterans attend memorial service in this place

Three local Spanish War veterans joined the G A R for memorial services. The honorees were KH E Mentzer F J Sampson and G W McKown. McKown served with the Fifth Pennsylvania Volunteers while Mentzer and Sampson belonged to Company B Ninth Pennsylvania Volunteers. Ex County Commissioner Henry C Bunnell of Meshoppen township also took part.

G. A. RK KH. E. Mentzer F. J. Sampson G. W. McKown Pennsylvania Volunteers Henry C. Bunnell Meshoppen Township

Stores in town shift to early closing after June first

Albert Bunnell and L. L. Barlow were in Tunkhannock on Wednesday while L Barlow, employed by Paul Billings & Company in Wilkes-Barre, spent the holiday with relatives. An early closing movement is adopted with all but two merchants agreeing to close at 6.00 each evening starting June 1.

Albert Bunnell Tunkhannock Barlow Paul Billings& Company Wilkes-Barre

Social Notes From Old Forge and Nearby Towns

Old Forge residents report visits by Mrs. Thomas Drake and Mr. Archie Tinklepaugh in Luzerne. Mr. C W Brodhead of Montrose stays with his parents while Mr and Mrs Dewitt Reed entertain relatives from Jersey City Dunmore and Moscow this week. Rev Bird delivers an instructive Brick church lecture Monday evening. No 1 school closing exercises are planned in Mrs Brodhead s room Thursday afternoon with inviting parents and friends. Mr M V Stork visits relatives in King's Ferry NC.

Thomas Drake Luzerne C. W. Brodhead Montrose Dewitt Reed Harry Jersey City Frank Dunmore John Wilson Moscow Archie Tinklepaugh Bird Mrse Brodhead M. V. Stork King’s Ferry

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