Officers Chosen at Meeting at Masonic Hall West Side Suburban
West Side and City Suburban officers chosen at a meeting held in Masonic Hall. The W Bromley Williams division No 40 formed to reunite ex-officers and plan a parade for the Knights of Pythias convention in August. Officers listed include Nicholason, Lewis, Brandt, Malwaatts, Holvey, Powell, Kyans, and Nicholson as chair. Regular meetings set for next Friday. a Green Tide wheelmen type club forms with officers and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
W. Bromley Williams
Apnemimnes
Knights of Prthiare
Augier
John G. Nicholeon
Knight Enpisin
John MM
Liowils
Fiet Weutendat
Sig
Brandt
Eir Knight
Thoutenant
David Mal
Mesonte Hall
Electric City Wheelmen Form New West Side Club
The Electric City Wheelmen, a new West Side cycling club, opens with over forty members and aims to nearly double the roster. The first meeting set permanent officers and committees in their Port homemstead quarters leased from P. W. Tagus, with members optimistic about the direction.
Surprise House Welcome For Rev Doty By Hampton Street Youth
About fifty members of the Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal congregation surprised Rev Doty and his wife at the parsonage Thursday evening. The gathering featured orchestral music recitations piano selections and refreshments. The party dispersed at a late hour leaving the pastor with pleasant memories and hope for a repeat event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL. Doty
Hampton Stret Methodist Episcopal Church
Blo Conmreration
Man Detained After Wandering In At Keyser Avenue
Patrolman Thomas Jones was called to Mrs. George Seal’s residence on Keyser avenue to remove Stephen Prop exnick, a demented patient from Ransom Township poor farm. He was taken to the West Side station house and will be moved to a home today. The man previously resided at Durvou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jones
George Seal
Keyser Avenue
Stephen Propexnick
West Side Station House
Ransom Township
Durvou
Feeney Child Breaks Arm Playing With Friends
Florence Feeney aged one, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Feeney of Rebecca Avenue, fell yesterday while playing. A physician set her broken arm. her father is janitor at School No 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
John Feeney
Rebecca Avenue
Mr. Feeney
Odd Fellows Honor Grand President With Evening Reception
Silurian lodge I O O F offers a reception for W. Gaylord Thomes grand president at Warnke's hall this evening. The event honors Mr Thomes recent achievements and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silurian Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
W. Gaylord Thomes
Warnke's Hall
Thomas
Ready to wear gowns offer premium quality at low price
The seller claims their gowns are perfectly finished and ready to wear, asserting no dress could be made for less and insisting customers visit to view the styles. They highlight their expertise and invite women to inspect the collection firsthand.
Midsummer Pure White Suit Fashions For Ladies
Purist summer suit novelties in pure white feature dainty lines and simple elegance for young ladies. The shop notes late season arrivals in black and white blue and white green and white checks and high colored plaids, some lined, others unlined for hot weather comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othors
Local residents return from visits across towns
A chain of brief notices lists BelleVue Heights residents William Davin and family returning from Booth Gibson Pennsylvania after two weeks. Mrs. P J Cosgrove and son Farward visiting Kingston. Mrs. Thomas M Richards visiting relatives in Pitts ton. Mrs. John Diehl back from New Jersey. David Prichard entertaining Reese Davis in Luzerne Street and Utica New York. W T King home from Wilkes-Barre. Mamie Phillips back from Wilkes. Frank Trumbower on Wilkes-Barre business. Reliaur and Mrs David Morgan visiting Honesdale. Dr and Mrs Lindabury at a funeral in Washington New Jersey. Elijah Davitts entertaining Edward Huntainger. Cora Connors back from Bloomisbore. Wallace Musgrave and Miss Jennie Beddoe visiting Plymouth. William Stubblebine visiting from Atlanta with brother George Stubblebine on Eynon Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Davin
Bellevue Heighta
Weks
Davin
Booth Gibson
P. J. Cosgrove
Faward
West Lacust Street
Kingston
Thomas M. Richards
Pittston
Washburn Street
John Diehl
Jackson Street
New Jersey
David Pritchard
Luzerne Street
Reese Davis
Utica
N.Y
W. T. King
North Lincoln Avenue
Wilkes- Barre
Mamie Phillips
Swetland Street
Frank Trumbower
Scranton Street
Wilkes-Barre
Reliaur
Eynon Street
David Morgan
Wallace Musgrave
South Hyde Park Avenue
Jennie Beddoe
South Rebeeef
Avenue
Plymouth
William Stubblebine
Atlanta, Ga
George Stubblebine
Crit tentini to Speak at Simpson Church Monday
The Florence missions founder Charles N. Crit tentini will lead the first in a series of city meetings at Simpson Methodist Episcopal church on Monday evening. The Anthracite Glee club rehearsed with many members present as they prepare for the Knights of Pythias convention in August. Roberta styles advertise at 126 North Main with Dr E Y Harrison dentist at 1138 Main avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Crittentini
Florence
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Roberta
North Main
E. Y. Harrison
Mears Hall
Main Avenue
Notaries Public and Real Estate Services on Jackson Street
G Morgan & Son notaries public and real estate agents offer foreign exchange and ocean tickets with prompt monthly rent settlements from their office on Jackson Street over Musgrave's drug store. Harriet J. Davis Florist offers cut flowers and funeral designs on South Malin Avenue near Jackson. Second hand furniture buyers J C King advertise cash for items at 701 to 709 West Lackawanna Avenue. Balvator Beer on draft today.
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G. Morgan & Son
Foreign Exchange
Ocean Ticket
Jackson Street
Musgrave
Harriet J. Davis
South Malin Avenue
J. C. King
West Lackawanna Avenue
Funeral of Alexander Gibb to be held this afternoon
The funeral for the late Alexander Gibb will take place at 2.20 from his home on School Street in Providence with Rev. Guild and Rev. Bryan of Los Angeles assisting. Interment will be in Forest Hill cemetery. A Primitive Methodist social and entertainment is planned for June 10 in Alfred Hartshorn’s Sunday School room. Rev. Byron of Los Angeles will preach at Puritan Congregational church during the month. Edward Lewis is ill on Leggetts Street. Mrs. Alfred Comnardine on Spring Street is seriously ill. John Lynott was arraigned before Alderman Fidler on a domestic assault charge and held on $300 bail. Adam Valens hosted a reception on Lloyd Street. disturbances and a shooting scare followed. Valonis was arrested for carrying concealed weapons but the case was settled with costs. The Welsh Presbyterian Christian Endeavor plans an entertainment on June 4. Nellie Langan of Black Avenue has returned from Pittston.
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Alexander Gibb
Hig Eon
Alexander Gibb, Jr
School Street
G. BE. Guild
Co. J. Bryan
Los Angeles
Cal
Forest Hill Cemetery
Alfred Hartshorn
Primitive Methodist Church
C. BE. Byron
Puritan Congregational Church
Edward Lewis
Leggetts Street
Alfred Comnardine
Spring Street
John Lynott
Fidler
Lynott
Adam Valens
Lloyd Street
Valenis
Harney Hadinsky
Valonia
Valonie
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Welsh Presbyterian Church
Misa Nellie Langan
Black Avenue
Pittston
Notable community party celebrates gifts and fellowship
Recipients enjoyed a pleasant gathering with many handsome presents. The youngsters and assembled guests shared refreshments before departing. Participants included Ruby Downglis, Jessie Shoemaker, Ethel Kellar, Matt Stevens, Myrtle Jackson, Mamie Davis, Olive Price, Pearl and Lida Onenbach, Iona Farrell, Grace Benson, Samuel Parsons, Boyd Perry, Ralph Reynolds, Walter Stevens, Ray Keene, Clyde Cobb, Charlie Bellamy, and Day Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Dovnglis
Jessie Shoemaker
Ethed Kellar
Mate Stevens
Myrtle Jackson
Mamie Davis
Olive Price
Pearl
Lida Onenbach
Iona Farrell
Grace Benson
Samuel Parsons
Boyd Perry
Ralph Reynolds
Walter Stevens
Ray Keene
Clyde Cobb
Charlie Bellamy
Day Stevens
Marriages and notices thread through Pittston area columns
Gypsy bands passed through the elite en route to Pittston. Local workers receive pay today at Scranton Axle Works Saquoit Silk Mill and Singleton Mill. Century and Royals schedule two games on Rose Bud grounds. George Hibert to wed Miss Julia Plood at St John’s July 3. Century baseball club challenges under sixteen groups June 14. Welcome Social Club of Minooka hosts a social at Callary’s arcade tonight. Silk ribbon factory groundwork expected in Twentieth ward. Knights of Malta met at Hartman Hall to organize before institution. Chief Loftus of Pittston visited. Esther Touhill of Pittston and James Touhill connected. Epworth league lawn social at Cedar Ave church. ice cream and cake served. tickets 1 cent. Lynn to lead gospel meeting at YWCA Cedar Ave. Drugeist FLL Terppe ill with cold. Century Hose Company initiates Laula Scheuer and elects two delegates for mayor’s office. Fishing trip ends with good catches near Schick Lake. Infant dies on Crown Ave. funeral Sunday. Emily Reidenbach dies. funeral Sunday. Mannerchoir rehearses at Schimph’s Hall. Mrs Powers leaves for Bethlehem to attend mother’s funeral. William Batile seriously ill on Cherry St. Michel Glergon faces false pretenses charges. held on $300 bond. Frank Schavinski bondsman. Dancing at Central Park tonight. Constantine Stowski held on $100 bond for assault and aiding escape. John Kapuscinski prosecutes.
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Pittston
Scranton Axle Works
Saquoit
Singleton
Century and Royals
Rose Bud
Nineteenth Ward
George Hibert
Julia Plood
St. John’s Church
Century Baseball Club
Century Hose Company
Pittston Avenue
George Buckey
National Collery
Welcome Social Club
Minooka
Callary's Arcade
Epworth League of
Cedar Avenue
Laula Scheuer
Max Phillips
Joe Kramer
Herman Note
Schick Lake
John Lochen
Crown Avenue
Emily
John Reidenbach
River Street
Mannerchoir
Schimph's Hall
Hickory Street
L. D. Powers
Wis
Bethlehem
Constantine Stowski
Ruddy
John Kapuscinski
Ice cream social planned by Dudley Street Baptist Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid society of Dudley Street Baptist church will host an ice cream social in the church on Tuesday evening June 8. All welcome. Miss Lizzie Harvey of Englewood New Jersey is the guest of Mr and Mrs William Webber of Drinker Street. Wallace MacKay is ill at his Adams Avenue home. Clara 96 members met at the high school last night and arranged a class banquet with James Payton as president and Marie Bronson Agnes McHale James Cullen on arrangements. A special meeting will be held next Thursday for final plans.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Lizzie Harvey
Englewood
N. J
William Webber
Drinker Street
Wallace MacKay
Adams Avenue
James Payton
Marie Bronson
Agnes McHale
James Cullen
Tile Cullen
Anne Byweeney
Ada
Sall
England
Pasquale Gostimillo
Primore Presbyterian Church
Wiliam F. Gibbons
Young Americans Bochil Club
Gurechell's Hall
Representative Team Heads to Scranton to Face St Thomas
The visiting squad from this place travels to Scranton for a game against St Thomas College at Athletic Park. The batting order lists Laffey at third, T ONeill on the mound, Shea at short, Philbin in center, Diskin at second, Flannery in left, Ruddy at first, McDonough behind the plate, and McHugh in right field. A sizable crowd of baseball fans is expected to attend.
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Scranton
St. Thomas College
Athletic Park
Laffey
T. O'Neill
Shea
Philbin
Diskin
Flannery
Ruddy
McDonough
McHugh
Feld
One Way to Health The Kidney and Bladder Remedy
The pamphlet explains the bladder’s single purpose as urine receptacle and notes two paths to bladder disease: kidney trouble and careless treatment of other illnesses. It urges testing urine after four hours, praises Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root, and offers a sample bottle and pamphlet by mail from Kilmer Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Thia
Rivalry Flares As Town Hosts Morning Contest
In a planned dispute of honors with the home team a pear in town tomorrow sparks rivalry and expectation. Mrs Catherine Rockville and her daughters Miss Katie and Dora of Philadelphia have visited recently and returned home yesterday. Miss Magele Rafter will reside there permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pear
Catherine Rockville
Katie
Dora
Philadelphia
Misa Magele Rafter
Non-Suit Granted in Pope Trespass Case Against DL&W
Major Everett Warren returned from Stroudsburg where he defended James Pope in a suit against Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad over a grade crossing at Tobyhanna. Judge Albright granted a non-suit for the company after lengthy argument. many Scranton residents attended as witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Warren
Stroudsburg
James Pope
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Tobyhanna
Albright
Lunacy Inquest Finds Michael Kane Insane at 62
A six member jury ruled Michael Kane 62 is insane with no lucid intervals after an inquest. County commissioners approved a bond of 7200 for Louis Schroer as collector of state and county taxes with Michael Miller and John L. Schroeder as sureties. In a suit, United Security Life Insurance and Trust Co against Scranton, a verdict of 776 plus costs was entered by agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Singer
John D. Thomas
Thomas Robinson
F. Coffey
Simon Thomas
Nicholas Bennett
Michael Kane
Louis Schroer
Michael Miller
John L. Schroeder
United Becuirity Life Insurance and Trust Company
Scranton
Obituary for Michael McDonnell in Qyphant
Michael McDonnell a prominent young man of Qyphant died at his home after a brief illness. He is survived by four brothers and one sister including John Edward Patrick and William McDonnell and Mrs Pf W Greeley. Funeral services will be held Monday at St. Patrick's church with high mass. interment at St Patrick's cemetery. The infant child of Mr and Mrs Red William Cobb of 170 Dickson avenue died yesterday. funeral Sunday and burial at Petersburg cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael McDonnell
Qyphant
Lackawanna
Dunmore Street
John
Edward
Patrick
William McDonnell
Pf W. Greeley
Ard
William B. Cobb
Dickson Avenue
Peternburg Cemetery
When a Man Feels Mean on a Streetcar Ride
A Chicago Post tale follows a solemn man who resents a conductor's embarrassment as his suspender button finally comes off In a moment of humiliation he eyes an escape through the floorboard hoping to vanish. The scene turns on dignity and a joke turned against him as he ponders a new button and a quick exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Vas
Professional Listings and Advertisements in Scranton Journal
A dense roster of doctors, lawyers, and business houses lines the page. Notables include Dr Bateson at 87 Washington, Dr Frey moving to 46 Spruce, Mary A Shepherd MD at 28 Adams, and many attorneys such as Boyle Thayer Jessup Reed and others in Commonwealth and Spruce streets. Also features Ephraim Victor Koch, Frank P Brown Co, and Tribune Publishing at North Washington. The listing highlights office hours, locations, and services across medicine law and commerce in Scranton.
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West Side
City
John HH. Lewis
Beraton Biryele Club
Green Fidee Wheelmen
Oficers
Willan A. Mears
Frank Hern
Frank Depue
Edwin Peters
William H. Bunn
Fred. G. Peters
Harricon
Guy Ralph
ArchicCracken
Leutenant
Samuel Lewis
Ini
Fred Heers
Charles Bertine
Fred G. Peters
Guy Thalph
Harrison
William HE. Bunn
Frank Deaue
Lou Bunnell
Herbert Hall
Fred Deora
Eay
Frank Deane
Edwin F. Peters
The
Order
Pittsburg
New Bicycle Club
Globe Warehouse
Lee
Duck
West Side Business Directory
Notary Public
Robinson's Sons
Balvator Beer
Providence
Green Ridge
Dr. Lansing
Boston
Presbyterian Church
Elouise Wardell
Binghamton
F. H. Warner
Harry
William Cobb
Petersburg Cemetery
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Edward Fuller
Thomas Franklin
Sanderson Avenue
Honesdale
Grace Ovsenbach
Capouse Avenue
South Side
Dunmore
D., L. and W. Company
Court House News Notes
Chicago Post
Lackawanna Avenue
Apeevil
Famira
Ben Tnt
Your Choice Berets
Drexel
Baldwin’s
Hunt & Connell CO
Lackawanna Ave
Snow
Weston Mill Co
Professional Directory
Physicians and Surgeons
Bateson
N. Washington Avenue
M. Todp
C. L. Frey
Jewell
Spruce Street
Mary A. Shepherd
Adama Avenue
A. Trapold
Wyomin Avenue
Anna Law
Wyoming Ave
Pr. L. M
Madison Avenue
Co. L
W. L.amoreaux
Adams
Mulberry
W. G. Rook
Linden Street
Frank
Boyle
Durr
Washington Avenue
Edward W. Thayer
Commonwealth
Jessup & Jessup
Attorneys
Counseli Grant Inn
Commonwealth Building
W. H. Jessup
W. H. Jessup, JR
Patterson & Wilcox, Traders’ National Bank Building
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Frank T. Okhll
Coal Exchange
James W. Oakford
Fidome OM
Board of True Building
Samuel WO Edgar
L. A
Cb. Pitcher
Seranton, Pa
C. Comegys
Replogle
Loane
Moore Building
B. FP. Killiam
UAW
Wyoming Avenue
Boranton
J. H. Hamilton
ATTO
Commonwealth Bldg
Barring & M Swheney
Interstate Secret Service Agency
Percival J. Morris
Hoard of Trade
Edward H. Davis
E. L. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Spruce St
Cor, Wash. Ave
Frederick L. Brown
Alice Laulae
Pintorn
T. I, Lacey & Son, Architects
Traders’ National Bank
H. F. Reynolds
Eb, Y. Harrison
Main Ave
C. C. Laubach
RM. Stratton
Office Coal Exchange
Welcomp Co
Snover
Lacka
Ave
Jos
School OF Ther Lackawanna
Thomas M. Cann
Walter H. Ruell
Mibs Worchater
Ee A R. Clark & CO
Green House
ELK Cafe
Franklin Avenue
Victor Koch
Baver
Musbic
Halle
R. J. Mauer
Hulbert
Ae Megarger Brothers
Brranton
Frank P. Brown & Co
West Lackawanna Are
Thomas Aubrey
Oie
Williams
Ole Postofice
Rex Fire
Renen
Pras
Vigor
John H. Phelps
Cor
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