Our Neighbors Down the Valley and Local News Notes
A fragment describes The Tribune's expansion in Luzerne county and Wilkes-Barre aims to deliver earlier northeastern Pennsylvania news. It mentions a public tract of discussion on street passes by the Traction company and council relations. An academy dance is announced for Monday evening June 17 with a list of committee members and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Ait No
Garr Bulis
Pubie Baudre
Wilkes-Barre
Bus'ness
Rapome
Luzerne County
Wyombe Valley
Monnerlyanis
Pehadelphia
New York
Min Academy
Qatrenesses
Alexander Farnham
GC. P. Hunt
H.C. Davis
C. BL HU Thin
Bruce Hedford
D. Johion Noth
Charles French
Republicans Hold County Meeting Appoint Sub Committees
The Republican county committee met at North Main Street rooms with Robinson as chairman and Jeffries as secretary to fix dates for county and district conventions and to appoint sub committees. They endorsed Judge Rice for the appellate bench and formed plans to press the governor for his appointment, electing sub committees across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Committee
Tue Genre County
North Main Street
Tas Robinson
Charles M. Jeffries
W. 2. Couns
Rhednero Reese
Virginia
Judge Rice
Tto
Republican County
Charles E. Rice
Luiterne
Appellat
Bar Committee
Rice
Lucerne County
Pollewity
K. P. Robinson
M. B. Williams
Cyrus Straw
A. DD
Hay
E. W. Garrieda
L. P
Holcomb
Dr. Dodson
F. Howard Armetrons
L.C. Carte
John Sieisenring
Ceselberry
Owen Fowler
Charles Smith
John M. Jones
P. T. Norton
Willam T. Reed
C. ©. Keck
C. J. Bennett
O. BF. Mackrieht
H. B. Kuntz
George J. Lieweilsn
Hon
EB. A. Coray
Rice Boom Seeks Appellate Court Seats in Northeastern Pa
Article outlines push by Lackawanna Luzerne and Northampton counties to secure bench seats on a proposed appellate court, naming candidates Archbald Willard Rice Ressler and Political dynamics with Governor and Judge Reeder. Also reports the death of Mrs. Rachael Garrison of Shickshinny, noted for her energy and broad knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
Charlen E. Tice
Lackawanna Luxerne
Northampton
Lackawanna
Frank Reeder
Judes
Judge Rice
Common Pleas
Bohc
Common ‘Pleas
Judie Woodward
Democrate
Law Jude
Hics
Obituary Highlights a Life of Kindness and Community Work
Christian woman valued kindness above all and never spoke harsh words. She lived peacefully with all, leaving a lasting positive impression on her community. The funeral is set for 1.90 this afternoon.
Pretty Noon Wedding Unites Brodhead and Honeyman
Miss Emily Linderman Brodhead of this city married Robert I. Honeyman of New York at St Stephens church yesterday at noon. The ceremony featured ushers in black cutaway suits and white gloves, a white satin gown with tulle veil, and a garden of roses and palms at church and home. After a reception at 120 Park Avenue, the couple left for a wedding trip and will reside in New York City where the bridegroom practices law. many out of town relatives and friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephens
Emily Linderman Brodhead
Robert I. Monesiman
New York
Betterell
Douglas Bunting
Maueh Chunk
Wih- Kim i Angel
A. L. Brailhead
Livingstone
Mauch Chunk
Henry. L. Jones
Park Avenue
Wilcox
Chopin
Mendelssohn
Honeyman
New York City
Nroum
Mrz. Zimmele
Te Sayre Brodhead
Charles W. Honeyman
Milton Brodhead
Edward Enbody
Charles Webb
Mitt. i. Hamlin
Albert Enbody
Maud Chunks
and Stra
George Houeer
Sans
Garret
Kingston
Charlea Biakesles
Match Chunk
Mas Loveland
John M. Simpson
John Leisenring
Upper Lehigh
A Pretty Evening Wedding Unites Lynch and Gaston
Last evening at 4 o'clock Rev. Dr. F. G. Hodee united Miss Mary H. Lynch and Walter Gaston in marriage in a well decorated church. The couple left for a two week wedding tour and will reside in the city upon return. Gaston, treasurer of the tin and rope works, belongs to several local business interests. Miles Lynch, a society figure, is a nephew of C. H. Lynch, Susquehanna Coal cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gaston
Mary H. Lynch
F. G. Hodee
Meesra
George BG. North
William
HH. Lonyngham
O. Hillard Tell
Robert S. Mercur
Geeton
Ginston
Tineard Rope Works
Miles Lynch
4. H. Lynch
Susquehanna Coal Company
Runaway Run By Bottling Wagon In Scranton
A Bottler named William Mittleman, age about 65, was injured when a wagon loaded with soft drinks ran away on the Heights near Mechanic Street. The wagon toppled, pinning him, and bystanders eventually stopped the horses. He was hospitalized after the incident during a semi weekly Wilkes-Barre trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
William Mittleman
Market
Hancock Street
Wilkes-Barre Yeaterday
Electing a Secretary Brings Board to Deadlock in Wilkes-Barre
The Wilkes-Barre school board faced a tie in electing a secretary with Dr Hutler and D.2 Houser each receiving three votes. Plan calls for a court injunction to prevent a board member from being secretary, then appeal to resolve the issue before the ten day deadline. Also announced is the Miner Prizes for oratory at the Harry Hillman academy on June 1 at 10 am with ten contestants named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Qeereon
Dr. Hutler
D. 2 Houser
Almer
Harry Hillman Academy
Harry W. Day
Henry W. Palmer, Jr
Darrante Reynolds
John Smyth
David C. Jane
George FP. Lazarus
Henry W. Atherton
Thomas Morgan
Joseph Mulhervin
Edward Ryman
Quay County Bill No Vote Expected This Session
President Isaac Long of the trade board received no message from Representative RK Giiner of Harrisburg. The news from the Quay county bill states there will be no vote and it is not expected to come up this session.
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Isaac Long
Board At Trade
RK. Giiner
Harrisburg
Quay County
Ninth Regiment Band Plans Open Air Concert on River Common
Community notices report the Ninth Regiment band’s open air concert on the river common with Judee Clinton Tt. Savare presiding at the common pleas session in court room No. 1. Other items include a Welsh reception for Gwilym Evang, an ice cream festival for the Young Women’s Christian association, and local mining and flood plans.
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River Common
Judee Clinton
Savare
Sunbury
Common Pleas
James M. Coughlin
St. Mary's School
Trev
Father McAndrews
Ft Memorial Church
Gwilym Evang
South Wales
Thin City
John Plint
Nantientto
Nanticoke
Albert Lewie
Beary Lake
Ike
Burney Soorfoes
Defender
David Glilden
WH Finch
Sutherland
Oratoria Secrety
Springfield
Wilkes Borre
Athletic Park
Wilkes-Barre
Port Donkley
Oper
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Princeton
Con Exchange
Pennsylvania
John Flaherty
Tlymouth
Benjamin Thomas
Parsons
Delaware and Hudson Company
Larkeville
Organ recital by Professor Walsh anchors upcoming town events
June 25 recital will feature Professor George Walsh with Miss Maggie Collins and other noted musicians. Tri County Base Ball league set schedules with Plymouth games, a disputed match with Lazerne tabled for next meeting. Prohibition delegate George A Welter and Abraham W Jon appointed constable. Plymouth Silver Dam plans open Saturday concerts but lacks venue. Local officers elected. home moves and band efforts noted amid petty theft and lodge notices.
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George Walsh
Maggie Collins
Plymouth
James Boys
Plymouth Va
Pittstin
Scranton
Plymoth
Lazerne
George A. Welter
Pitteburge
Abriam W. Jon
Ninth Ward
John 2. Jones
Plymouth Silver Dam
Peloware, Lackawanna and Western
W. Bound
Hebron
Plymouth Township
Wiliam Somers
Edwand Barber
Benjjamin Orndorff
William Thomas
Elwood
Tnd
Benjamin Richards
Lake Shiwiess
Knights of Luserne Castly
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Patriotte Order Sons of America
Washington
New Great South American Kidney Cure
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases followed in six hours by the New Great South American Kidney Cure. This remedy is surprising for its prompt relief of pain in the bladder kidneys back and urinary passages. It relieves retention of water and pain in passing. Sold by C M Harris Druggist 15 Pennavona Scranton PA.
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C. M. Harris
Pennavona
Scranton
Local Notes and Visits From Shamokin to Cambra
Mrs C Hughes of Shamokin and her auditor Mrs Hicks with three children visited here Friday night and Saturday and stay with relatives at Cambra. Dr W Hollofeter was a county seat visitor Saturday. Fishing at South Pond drew several parties yet bite was poor. L G Darrie and A C Laycock of Klingston visited yesterday. Harry G Tube and F O Brown of Wilkes Barre spent Sunday at Cambra. Lewis Baxter left on the 8 20 Delaware Lackawanna and Western for an extended trip through New York State. Mocanaqua baseball club defeated Shickshinny Players 22 to 1 on Mocanaqua grounds Saturday. Residents discuss road repairs on Union township side of river between Chen and Munlock's Creek. Mrs Rachel Garrison, 63, dies after general debility. services at her home conducted by Rev John A DeMoyer and Rev De Yocum. interment Shickshinny cemetery. James Woods’ house and barn at Hunlock’s Creek damaged by a heavy storm Monday afternoon. Mrs Minor Woodworth, sister of Granville Benswater, accompanies to Dr B McKenne for medical treatment in Philadelphia. Mrs Hughes and daughter of Turbotville, daughter of James McHenry of Cambra, visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Laycock
Klingston
Harry G. Tube
FO. Brown
Wilkes-Barre
Cambra
Lewis
Baxter
Delaware, Lackawanna
Union Township
Lero
Munlock's Creek
Rachel Garrison
Thin Hiace
John A. DeMoyer
Methodiet Episcopal Church
de. Yocum
Shickehinny
James Woods
Hunlock'’s Creek
Seeds of Disease Seeded in Summer to Grow Later
The piece notes that seeds of disease are sown in summer, with the blood thinning in this season. It advises less food and reduced exertion of every organ as desirable.
Bovinine Aids Health With Minimal Digestive Strain
Bovinine nourishes and maintains strength while repairing waste and ensuring good health by delivering essential nourishment in the smallest bulk and with the least effort of the digestive organs.
Frost-fearing strawberry crop hopes rise in Tunkhannock
Strawberry growers in Tunkhannock report fruit development after frost damaged blooms, with expectations the harvest will match or surpass last season. Local notes cover school board officers, teachers reappointed, church and fraternal meetings, minor crimes, a rail car rebuild, and community events.
Avoca Notes and Local Incidents in West Pittston
Miss Anna Montebbella of West Pittston visits friends in town Sunday. Burress Boylan is seriously ill in Preston?nia at his Main street home. Rev. M F Crane travels to Philadelphia on business. Robert Landon visited Scranton friends. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Howell visited Kingston. Misses Vina Gibbons and Kate Cannon called on friends in Scranton yesterday. W H Hollister buys Mrs. Ferguson’s Vine street property. Borough schools will close Thursday. Mr William H Law’s horse bolted on Main street near the Erie and Wyoming bridge, throwing him and injuring him. animal escaped and was recaptured. New school board could not organize due to deadlock. O Malley and Morahan as aspirants with Mr Gibbons elected president. They will meet tonight to try to resolve differences.
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Lizele McKelvey
Epworth League
Scranton
Hhe School
Gravel HI Independent
H. Kinges
G. 8. Furman; Treasurer, FY. P. Avery
W. M. Wool
Robert Bardwell
J. O. Woodruff
Binghamton Dletriet
W. M.filler
Jaeper Hall
Squire Kate
Temple Lodge
Masonic Hall
Ben
Temple Chapter
W. Tf. Spencer
Lynn
Gueets
Miles Begleston
Montrose
Delano
Jennines
Fama
Louis Hilkewich
Spiders
Brownies
Loren Walter
Mull City
Sheriff's Eile
Thomas Thompson
Noxen
D. W. Stark
Lake Ariel
Ned Cassidy
Wilkes-Barre Hospital
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Co. L. Kresky
Johnnie
Tritons
Leroysville Club
Scranton Young Men's Christian Association
Methodist Episcopal Church
Anna Montebbella
West Pittston
Burress Boylan
Main Street
M. F. Crane
Philadelphia
Robert Landon
Milo Howell
Kingston
Vina Gibbons
Kate Cannon
W. H. Hollister
Messrs
O'Malley
Morahan
Gibbons
Horses Arrived This Morning for Hand and Driver Work
A carla of horses arrived this morning with three good workers and drivers. Weight from 1.400. Stables at 2 Raymond Court. Wee Bale First Class Pacing horses offered at your own price. See them. W. M. Jermyn, Pricebarn, T's.
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M.cobb
Raymond Court
W. M. Jermyn
Pricebarn
T's
Funeral For Mrs Howells Held At Grove Street Home
The funeral of the late Mrs. M Howells was held from her Grove and Storrs street home. Services were in Congregational church on Union street with pastors Ivor Thomas H H Harris and Revs Jones Elvana. Interment followed at Forest Lawn cemetery. Also notes visits by Mrs Jeffries and son William to California. Price Library berry social set for tomorrow night on Main street with cake walk. Borough school board event at Weber's rink praised. addresses by Taylor Phillips and James Foley. music well received.
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M. Howella
Grove and
Storrs Street
Congregational Church
Union Street
Hey. Ivor Thomas
H. H. Harri
Calvary Baptist Church
Jones and
Elvana
Hyde Park
Weber's Rink
Taylor
Philips
Scranton
James Foley
Professional Cards for Dr Gates and Bank Loan Offer
Dr L M Gates advertises at 25 Washington Avenue with office hours daily and residence at 20 Madison Avenue. The Republic Savings and Loan Association offers investments with better returns than cash loans and invites calls at the Dim o Bank building to inquire through N Callender of the bank.
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A. J. Connell
Washington Avenue
Spruce Street
Ever Francke
Vine St
L. M. Gates
Madison Avenue
BH Republic Bavings Antd Loan Association
Callender, Dimo. Bank Building
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Ubble
Fornest
Nichola
Graham
Traction
Comming
Connelmen
Ety
Mintyor
Kearnen
Cealham
Traction Company
Dune & Troat
Ris
Rachael Garrison
Rachael Line Garrison
Shickshinny
Emily Brodhead
Robert I. Thonewman
Cutiura
Ponte Besperaily Oiyeiee
Thre Geere
Bovinine
AVOCA
Connolly & Wallace
Court House
William H. Plat
Elmstreet
Camden
N. J
Tripp
Adams Avenue
Mango Chemical Company
John Street
Hinde
P.O
Boston
Mass
Price
House
Tribune Ofice
D. B
Wyoming
Franklin Avenue
Carson & Davies
Lackawanna Avenua
Thomas Vans
Lugerne
Wyoming Avonue
Sarah Brooks
Brooks
Lacks
Ave
Ofvice
Pupnic Grovnos
Hippinas
Dawn
H. Hastines
J. C. DenAntty
Amos H. Mylin
Samuel M. Jacobson
Commonwealth of
Board of Commissioners of Public
Executive Department
Harrisbore
Couri
Delaney
Castoria
Mina
Morecoreau & Connells
Oticeon
Taylorville
Providence
Dickson Olyphant
Ecktville
Archbald
Jermyn
E. H. Call
Tribune Fire
City
Frank Leslie
Expres
Moody
Adams Ave
Beast Brooks
Wyoming Shovel Works
G. Robertson
Alexander
Gibson
West
Searess al reNirance
Idle Tackson Street
Railroad Avenue
Stuation
Addres “Moroqan
Tribune Offic
P. O
Callor
M. E. Johnson
Thiel
Are
Physicians and Surgeons
G. Eagar Dean
Court Hour Square
Kay
Ay Penn
Chi
W. B. Allen
North
Cc. L. Frey
Wyoming Ave
Reo
Igo Vine Street
Jos
Lackawanna Avenue
Ees
Jessups & Hand
Oat Inn
Commonwealth Building
Ruswell HP Attierson
Wwilliam
A. W. Ilcox
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Oo Wealth Aneene Cen
Hori
Grney-At-La
Aeene
Washing _ton avenue
Frank T
Orkell
Coal Exchange
Scraneton
James W. Oakford
Samuel W. Edgar
Oftee
Spruceath
Ye Oe A. Watro
Irney
Luckawana
Beranton
Uribe Tc Townsend
Dime Bank
Jorge Numa
Per
William A. Taft
Avenes
Laubach
M. Stratton
Grand Union Tha CO
Jones Bros
Hiotels and Restaurants
J Cafr
Westminster Hotel Cor
America
N. Anatole
Acranton House
Ewan Ih. Davis
E. L. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Sprucest, Cor, Wash. Ave
Brown & Morris
Leeds
G. R. Clark & CO
North Main
Telephoe
Washington Ave
Scraton
Frank Pf Brown. & Co
West Lackawanna “Fe
Thomas Aubrey
DR. Shimberg
Fyel
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