Public Safety Item Misfire Injures Boy On South Sumner
A public safety item discharged near South Sumner Avenue by Mr Davin caused a bruise to Robert Hesnoble, son of Thomas Reynolds, as a group of children played nearby. The incident followed a misfire and a wounding glance that struck the youth above the knee, frightening him briefly. A. reception and a meeting at the hall on South Main avenue followed with an elaborate program and readings. Alderman J. P. Kelly performed his first marriage ceremony between John McNeil and Miss Prinel in Norris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sumner Avenue
Davin
Robert Hesnolde
Thomas Reynolds
South Main Avenue
No. 178
Robert Morris Lodgee
J. P. Kelly
John McNeil
Mies Prinel
Norris
Sloan and Hampton
Poyes
Delaware, Lackawinnk
Western Com
W. Bromsey Williams
Knights of Pythias
Masonic Hall
North Main Avenues
John H. Lewis
Allelletent
William Savage
The
Continental
Kelly
Wis
Savage
John Koplok
Antonio Martino
Beranton Street
Peter Chicola
West Lackawanna Avenue
Alee
Chicola
E. ¥. Harrison
Hall
Main Avenue
Dime Entertainment Planned at Simon Church Parlor
Tonight the Junior Epworth society presents a dime entertainment at Simon church parlors with songs recitations and a cake reception after the exercises. The programme lists performers and acts including solo and duet recitations and a double quartet among other offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Church
Epworth Fengue
Ehi
Eliot
Doyle to Take Over Cosmopolitan Hotel With Clam Bake
James F. Doyle former Lackawanna Valley and St. Charles Hotel chief clerk assumes possession of the Cosmopolitan Hotel on West Lackawanna avenue, recently run by Cummings Bros and F M Amslers. He plans an old fashioned Long Island Clam bake tomorrow afternoon and evening to signal the change. Doyle has operated F Pattehily’s hotel at Hammondsport for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Doyle
Lackawanna Valley House
St. Charles Hotel
West Lackawanna Avenue
Cummings Bros
F. M. Amslers
Doyle
Long Island
Hammondsport
Ras
Patriotic Order to Tender Camps No 402 and No 418
This evening Camp No 178 of the Patriotic Order Sons of America will tender Camp Nos 402 Taylor and 418 to a new arrangement. The event marks a transfer of duties within the fraternal organizations with members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Taylor
Personal notes from Philadelphia and surrounding towns
Lou Haymond returns to Philadelphia to resume medical studies after a short visit with his parents on North Main avenue. Numerous locals are listed visiting relatives and pursuing education, with several heading to cities like New York and Carbondale for training and health reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Haymond
Philadelphia
J. Houisamend
North Main Avenue
Agnee Willams
Parkville
North Sumner Avenue
Kathe Burkley
Relecer Avenue
Carbondaly
M. Kerins George Rowlands
Twelfth Street
New York City
Bellevue Training School
Ani Mre Tla
Patten
Pottsville
Reading
D. L. Davie
Mawaridedele
W. J. Morgan
Beddow
South Main Avenue
American Medical
al Strouse
Thomas Bell
Buffalo
Cleveland
FL Armeno
Lackawinna Avenue
Roberts
North Main
Economy in Fine Suits Draws Women to Ready to Wear Gowns
A sales pitch argues that ready to wear gowns offer superior finish and style for less than custom costs. The piece claims expertise and urges women to visit and compare, asserting value and quality cannot be matched by higher priced options.
Midsummer Suit Novelties at the Tailors
The article reviews summer suit fashions with blanther jackets plain finishes and intricate embroideries. It notes sailor collars, white outfits for young ladies, and a range of fabrics in black and white, blue and white, green combos, with lined and unlined options for hot weather.
Local Fraternal News and Civic Notes From Electric City
The 68 year old son of Mr and Mrs Edwards of Cedar avenue attended Electric City council No 141 Royal Arcanum meeting with twenty members present. Activities include new memberships, a visit by Brother Vorhis and a souvenir plate. A surprise party for Joe Tobin on his twenty first birthday at Pittston avenue featured a gold watch presentation. Various town notes cover post office petitions, school project sewer work, St Aloysive and Heptasophs gatherings, a dog’s funeral, and a notice from Crystal Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric City Council
Royal Arcanum
Cedar Avenue
Lrother Vorhis
Lackawanha
Arcanum
Memors
Newitt
Electric City
Dlackatranna
Twentieth Ward
Tower Khl
Connell's Park
Post Office Department
Joe Tobin
Pittston Avenue
John A. Ward
J. A. Ward
M. J. McCue
Thomas Mahon
Edward Kenny
Michael Tarrett
Joseph Pobin
William Tobin
Richard O'Donnel
Michael Burns
Michael Reilly
James Lavelle
John O' Boyle
Patrick Langan
St. Aloysive
Martin Clifford
Prospect Avenues
Locust Street
FL. Deckert
Philip Myers
Heptasophs
Alder Street
James Connell
Robbery and arrest after bicycle rider attack in Providence
Joseph Stouter, a resident of Chinchilla, was assaulted by two men in a carriage while riding. He was knocked down, his bicycle taken, and the assailants fled. A farmer helped recover the wheel. the suspects were captured near Kelly's hotel and arraigned before Alderman Roberts, later identified as Chore and Charles Berd. They offered no defense, claiming to be under influence of a mine, while Stouter pursued the case. A warrant led to their capture and hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Stouter
Chinchilla
Peran
Stouter
Chase
Kelly’s Hotel
West Market S Street
Roberts
Alderan
Pamesdas
Charles Berd
Nguerche
Annie Willimams
Thick Avenue
WW. Jenkins
Eotville
Patres Mellale
Clark's
Weat Market Strreet
Joseph Barth
Jermyn
Mies Minnie Owens
North Main Avenue
Alice Gillespie
Durkin Street
Wilkes-Barre
John Robinson
Spring Street
Winton’s Hall
Wayne Avenue
Welsh Baptist Sunday School
Beatrice Rebekah Lodge to Install Officers
GREEN RIDGE Beatrice Rebekah Lodge No 70 Independent Order of Odd Fellows will meet at their rooms on Dickson avenue tomorrow evening to install officers All members urged to attend Also Young People Society of Christian Endeavor of the Presby terian church elected officers Tuesday evening J P Hang president Minnie Wade vice president Harry Kinsley secretary Alfred T Hunt treasurer Other local society reports and visits referenced with brief notes on recent travel and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Presbyteran Church
J. P. Hang
Minnie Wade
Harry Kinsley
Alfred T. Hunt
Beatrice Revekah
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Dickson Avenue
George Brown
Banderson Avenue
Williamsport
The
Presbyterian Church
Adtmiselon
Peter Clark
Olean
N. Y
Rockwell Gorton
Delaware Street
Wedding and social notes from Scranton area era
Mr and Mrs Joeepa Shone William Hill and William Johns leave today to visit childhood homes in England. The wedding of Mimar Swingle and Miss Etta Moyle at Imn Park church yesterday drew a large crowd. A bay horse with a split left ear was reported missing from John J. Greening on Hickory street with a reward for its return. Mrs M S Shaffer and Miss Bertha Kizer returned home after visiting sister Mrs Frank Peck. Funeral services for Mrs George Dandow held at the Methodist Church at 2 pm in Winton with interment in Prospect cemetery. Mr and Mrs Rose from Scranton dined at the Harrison House yesterday with their bridal party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joeepa Shone
William Hill
William Johns
England
Mimar Swingle
Etta Moyle
Imn Park Church
John J. Greening
Hickory Street
M. 8. Shaffer
Wilkes-Barre
Mies Bertha Kizer
Kixertown
Frank Peck
George Dandow
Winton
Methodist Church
Prospect Cemetery
Rose
Scranton
Harrison House
Obituaries for infants and residents in Avoca and Hyde Park
An infant daughter of Mr and Mrs George Bckert of Penobscot died Monday at the West Side Avoca home of Mr and Mrs John Dougher. Interment at St Marys cemetery yesterday. William WW Johnston formerly of Bannon s hotel Pont avenue Linden street died yesterday at 728 South Irving avenue aged 24 and married eleven months. Survived by parents Malcolm Johnston and siblings Mary Matilda Anthony James John and Mrs Joseph Devers. Funeral tomorrow mass at Br Peters cathedral at 9 3. Michael Nealon of Prospect avenue died Wednesday morning funeral tomorrow interment Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bckert
Penobscot
John Dougher
West Side
Avoca
St. Mary's Home
Etery
William WW. Johnston
Bannon's
Pont Avenue
Linden Street
Dial
South Irving Avenue
Malcolm Johnston
Mary
Matilda
Anthony
James
John Johnston
Joseph Devers
Br. Peter's Cathedral
Michael Nealon
Prospect Avenue
Hyde Park Cathole Cemetery
Pyramid Pile Cure touted by doctors for instant relief
Dr Redmond and Dr Keterbrook praise the Pyramid Pile Cure as a rapid remedy for piles with immediate relief from first use. They note it contains no opium or cocaine traces, avoids surgery, and allows use without business interruption. Sold by druggists at 50 cents per package. Free book offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redmond
Keterbrook
Van Loon Blocked From School Board Payment
Judge Gunster issues rule to show cause why injunction should not stop Van Loon from receiving or school officers from paying 3000 of a 4000 claim until Tennant's claim is resolved. May 21 confession of judgment by Van Loon in favor of Jane Van Loon, Plymouth, against the board noted. Deputy Ferber served the order to prevent a special meeting and payment before court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Loon
Jane van Loon
Plymouth
Tennant
Gunster
School Board
J. BR. Ferber
Cid Parge
Lafayette College Names 53 to Commencement Orations
The Lafayette College senior class of 53 received commencement appointments. Six earned the honor grade with various orations in commerce and science. A farewell banquet is planned in New York, with campus exercises set for June 24 and commencement on June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette College
Warfield
W. Dpd
Bryden
Forest City
A. H. Fuller
Camptown
W. L. Kinter
Chambersburg
Elmer Schuyler
High Bridge
N. J
Philadelphia
N. M. Hench
Altoona
F. Th. Kleinhans
South Easton
AL Nye
Seranton
W. L. Phillips
Downingtown
F. Reimer
Easton
W. W. Seibert
Euston
W. Swing
Coatesville
Tyler
Zeiser
Waywallopen
Messrs
New York
H. D. Bloombergh
C. KK. Derr
C. F P. Netmyer
Dunmore
W. H. Fellows
M. Bishop
Bauer
Letters From The People
Short reader letters of interest appear under this heading with the writer’s home. The Tribune does not take responsibility for opinions expressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Local Post Office Tricks Stirring Old Forge Rumors
A Tribune misstates Caspar Welsentiuh as appointed post master at Old Forge. The real history shows a failed push two years ago for a new post office, blocked by party politics and cost fears, with residents traveling to the nearest office. Growth around North and South Sibley and New Jerusalem reflects new development by local industries. Caspar Welssonfiuh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Beranton
Taylor
Tribune
Cas
Old Forge
Mudtown
Thia
Democratic Party
Kolepitic House
Washington
Bam Wilkinson
Heaiest
Congress
Sibley
Raytown
New Jerusalem
Pennsylvania Company
Avastin
Hoelchie
Austin Moor
Austin Coal Company
Spuak
Sibley Company
Caspar Welssonfiuh
Daniels Held on Assault Charge in Raymond Court
Morris Daniels was jailed on 8500 bail by Alderman Millar after being charged with assault and battery with intent to commit assault on Miss Annie Stephin a 20 year old Polish domestic worker in Raymond court. The alleged attack occurred about 10:90 PM Saturday in her residence. her clothing was torn and she speaks only a few words of English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Daniels
Millar
Annie Stephin
Baif Daniels
Raymond Court
America
Seizure Irregular. Gerson Sues for 85000 Against Jermyn Jones
Senac o Gerson through Attorney Nathan Vitaver filed a damage suit for 5000 against John Jermyn and Constable Timothy Jones. They allege on June 27 at 421 Lackawanns avenue the defendants seized goods valued at 1150 from the pendant store and still hold them. claim the seizure for rent was irregular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senac
Old Forge High School Faces Lumber Dispute
Louisa B E Tennant of Plymouth alleges in a petition to Judge Gunster that she supplied $1,566.07 worth of lumber for the new Old Forge high school but was never paid, while contractor Ziha Van Loon has already received $9,500 in partial estimates. The case names the school district, William Repp president, Henry Russell treasurer, and attorney Watson Diehl Hall Kemmerer. An additional estimate of $3.10 is due.
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Od Forge
Lackawanna
Louisa BE
Tennant
Plymouths
Plainant
Ziha van Loon
Id Forge
William Repp
Henry Russell
Watson
To Cure a Cold in One Day Remedy Claim
An old ad promotes Bromo Qu nine tablets as a one day cure for colds. It claims all druggists refund the money if it fails and lists the price as 25 cents.
Mystic Cure Claims Rapid Relief for Theumatism
A dubious tonic named Mystic Cure promises to cure Theumatism and Neuralgia in 1 to 2 days. The sales claim alleges immediate disappearance of the disease and references Carl Loren, a druggist on Lackawanne Avenue in Scranton, as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Loren
Lackawanne Ave
Scranton
Local Professionals and Services Listing
A compact directory lists Dr Mary A Shepherd physician at Adams Avenue and Dr C L Freas specialist with truss fitting services. Dr H W L Amoreaux on Adams Street handles chronic diseases. Vet W G Rook operates at Linden Street with animal care. Attorneys Frank E Boyle in Burr Building and D B Replogle handling real estate loans at Meare Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Freas
Frank E. Boyle
Burr Building
Washington Avenue
D. B. Replogle
Meare Building
Spruce Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
City
BR. G. Morgan & Son
Notaries Public
Foreign Exchange
Ocean Ticket
Jackson Street
Pime Entertainment
Inditines Wiven Im Mears” Hall
Jehu i. Mettoy
Mary McCoy
Mr. McCoy
Fach
Globe Warehouse
Duck
South Side
Mrs. Edwards
Providence
Green Ridge
Peckville
Lafayette
Lackawanna Avenue
Merino Finleh
Palf
Drexel
Baldwin’s
Hunt & Connell CO
Lackawanna Ava
Daniels
Isaac Gerson
John Jermyn
Mr. Jones
Old Forge High School
Snow
Weston Mill Co
Seranion
Clypton
Carbondale
Professional Directory
Physicians and Surgeons
Mary A. Shepherd
Adams Avenue
A. Trapold
Wyomin Avenue
Pr. W
Anna Law
Wyoming Ave
W. G. Rook
Edward W. Thayer
Commonwealth Bldg
Jeffreys & Ruddy
Attorneys- At-Law
Commonwealth Building
Jessup & Jessup
Law
W. H. Jersup
W. H. Tessup, JR
Patterson & Wilcox, Traders’ National Bank Building
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
James W. Oakford
Trade Building
Samuel W. Edgar
L. A. Watres
Lackawannia Ave
Scranton, Pa
Pitcher
Serasiton, Pa
B. F. Killiam
Wyoming Avenue
JAS. I
H. Hamilton
Commonwealth
Scranon
Watson, Diehl, Hall & Kemmerer
Traders’ National Bank
Barring & M. Sweeney
Interstate Secret Service Agency
Percival J. Mortis
Board of Trade Building
Edward H. Davis
E. L. Walter
Tts
Lewis Hancock
J St
Spruce St. Cor, Wash, Ave
Borantonly
Frederick L. Brown
Price Building
Washington Avennue
Boranton
T. S. Lacey & Son, Architects
H. F. Reynolds
B. ¥. Harrison
Main Ave
Laubach
eee _—eRRerktree ee
R. M. Stratton
Office Coal Exchangre
Bnover
Lacka
Ave
M. FE. Davis
Jos
School OF the
Thomas M. Cann
Walter H. Buell
Miss Worcester
Leeds
G. R. Clark & CO
Green House
ELK Cafe
Pranklin Avenue
Retes Reasonable
P. Zeigler
Ecranton House
Victor Koh
Frop
Bater
Misio
Th. J. Hauer
Hulbert
Muele
Megargen Brothers
Frank P, Brown & CO
West Lockawinna
Thomas Auarey
Freeman and
Williams Builting
Postofice
Rex
Woshington Avenue
Galen
Regio
Castoria
Mitdhiu
Vigor Sreegamuiapeer
John FH. Phelps
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