Local Visitors Arrive in City While Resident Notables Travel
WW Turrell of Montrose and D E Phillips of Mahanoy City are in the city. T W Powderly Jr of Carbondale Homer Greene of Honesdale and Charles E Titchener of Binghamton were here yesterday. Daniel Sayre of Montrose en route to New York. Mr and Mrs Charles B Onderdonk of Philadelphia are at the Wyoming. Secretary Maby of the YMCA has recovered from a multi day illness. Mrs A V Bower and children of New Canaan Conn visit her parents. Mr and Mrs J W Garn ey of 1645 North Washington Avenue are noted residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WW. Turrell
Montrose
D. E. Phillips
Mahanoy City
T. W. Powderly, Jr
Carbondale
Homer Greene
Honesdale
Charles E. Titchener
Binghamton
Daniel Sayre
New York
Charles &. Onderdonk
Philadelphia
Wyoming
Maby
A. V. Bower
New Canaan
Conn
J. W. Garney
North
Washington Avenue
Wedding of Nellie Jones and William Smith in Providence
Miss Nellie Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs L H Jones married William Smith at the family home 1910 Wayne avenue. The ceremony was conducted by Ray W F Davie pastor of the Welsh Baptist church. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs S J Owens Mrs J B Jones and Miss Agnew Jones. The couple planned a tour to New York and eastern cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Jones
William Smith
F. Davis
L. H. Jones
Willam Smith
Wayne Avenue
Ray W. F. Davia
Welsh Baptist Chore
Merryl
Carrol Jones
Gertie Powell
Phoebe Smith
Mattie Jones
Mary Jones
D. R. Griffiths
Smith
David Smith
Fred Smaith
David Jones
John L. Junea
Scranton business and civic profile edition announced
Tux Tamuns will publish a carefully compiled list of leading wholesale banking manufacturing and professional interests in Scranton and vicinity bound as a book with views of city blocks streets and portraits of leading citizens It will promote the city to outsiders and attract newcomers Representatives of The Triunt will call on those whose names are desired to explain the edition and arrange views of residences Also an advertisement for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup targeted at mothers with pricing listed and local agents noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tux Tamuns
Scranton
Copia
Triunt
West Side Sunday School Institute Discusses Usefulness
The Abington Baptist association Sunday School institute met at Scranton Street Chapel with talks on teacher preparation and biblical literacy. Leaders urged better training, regular attendance, and stronger homework by parents to improve soul-winning work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side News
Embrey
Rey
Collins
Tibleclass
Warren G. Partridge
M. J. Watkins
Vactoryville
All
Ford
C. C. Hughes
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Thomas
Sonla
Peno Avenue
Atill
D. GO. Hagies
Partridge
Aung
Scrinton Street
Douglas
Chamberlain
Abington Association
M. J. Witkins
Local Notices Chronicle Various Residents and Trips
A list of short items notes Division street improvements near Main avenue and several individuals visiting or leaving town. James F. Cummings of Pitt on yesterday, William Evans of Cirbondale, Professor Daniel Protheroe on a western trip, Mrs. Beach and daughter Mari heading to Gordon, Mrs Pereyer of Bridgport visiting friends, Richard M. Hall of Hamptonstraat sails for California for two months. An excursion by Robert Morrialode to Lake Ariel is planned for tomorrow with a special coach leaving Muio avenue and Jackson street at 7:30 a.m. for Erie and Wyoming Valley destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Cummings
Pitt
William Evans
Cirbondale
Daniel Protheroe
Beach
Mari
Gordon
Sehuyeill Senate
Pereyer
Bridgport
Musa
Richard M. Hall
Hamptonstraat
Delaware, Lickawanta and Western
California
Coanke Bros
Robert Morrialode
Lake Ariel
Muio Avenue
Jackson Stront
Erie
Wyomlog Valley
Birthday Surprise for Miss Lucy Rainnaver at Hampton Street
Friends held a surprise party for Miss Lucy Rainnaver on her seventeenth birthday at Hampton Street. Music flowed as Miss Maud Sanders played piano. many guests attended including Edna Williams, Anna Poole, Nellie Jones, Daisy Nash, Stella Green, and families of Morgan, York, Jones, and Reitner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Rainnaver
Hampton Street
Miss Maud Sanders
Missea Edna Williams
Anna Poole
Nellie Jones
Anna Jones
Daisy Nash
Ella Sanders
Danny Poole
Myrtle Fraunfelter
Gertie Jones
Girnce Acker
Stella Green
Lou Deppen
Belle Warren
Nellie
Jennie Fellows
Bertha Kelly
Maud Sanders
Pearl Porter
Lucy Reitner
David Morgan
David Owens
Edgar T. Meredith
Samuel York
Lou Jones
Harry Reinhart
Will Davis
David Davis
Walter Jones
Will Reynolds
Edward Hughes
Bert Harrington
Ira Davies
Daniel Reese
Charles Lebeo
John Lebve
Bert Bynoon
Arthur Divies
William Wand
Fred Reitavcer
Masonic Veterans Meet at Elmhurt Hotel
Masonry Veterans group held its quarterly gathering at the Elmhurst Hotel on Monday afternoon by invitation of Colonel U G Schoonmaker. About 140 members wives and guests attended the business session followed by an entertainment. The party departed on an evening train at 8 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. G. Schoonmeaker
Masonia
Omaociation
Hotel Elmar
New Poems and Critics Debate poetical Imagination
The piece reviews Francis Thompson and Bliss Carman, criticizing Thompson’s imagination as uncouth and overblown while defending Carman’s refined voice. It questions whether poetry should serve utilitarian ends or pure art and laments trends in verse criticism, urging a more honest reception of verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss Carman
Lijinsell
Stone & Kimball
Chicago
Thompson
Iage
Browging
Thomapson
Wilkes-Barre
Brownies Society
Carman
Prediction of a Coming Revolution in Type Setting
The article forecasts a revolution in type setting, noting printers will adopt machines as costs fall. It compares the shift to prior industrial advances like the spinning jenny and harvester, urging acceptance of labor-saving machinery as inevitable and beneficial to work availability.
Not Amazing When You Knew 'Em Editor Spat at Lois
A Wilkes Barre editorial column accuses Lois of evasive responses and poor judgment in a public denial, criticizing bold assertions and journalistic pretensions in a critical opinion piece from the local Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes- Barre News
Lois
Record
Destruction of Egg Leads to Police Bail Post
In Patersburg William B. Kelder caused a disturbance as William Ziegler was arrested before Alderman Wright for tampering with a nest in Kelder’s yard. Ziegler posted bail set at $500. An advertisement promotes a music box portfolio and repair services by Gautechi & Sons of Philadelphia, touting stamps or cash and a range of tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Kelder
Patersburg
William Ziegler
Wright
Kelder
Ziegler
New America Portfolio Offered in 10 Centa Deal
Tae Tre une announces twenty parts of the America portfolio available for ten cents each. All parts are ready including the final collection of popular photographic views. Send stamps or cash to obtain any selected part with no coupon required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Tae Tre Une
Wrangle Over School Board Meeting Fails to Materialize
Notes from the Lackawanna Township School Board meeting report a tame session with C G Boland urging street improvements for Mattes Street. Park plans moved forward with T J Moore proposing a lake for Connell Park and a joint effort with councils and park commissioners.
Stormy school board meeting ends with Burleigh seating
Spectators expected a stormy session in Minoulka last night as Robert Burleigh won a seat on the Litkawna and township school board after the board ruled his overall vote valid despite including Belleva ballots from Scranton. Democrats objected but the thirty day deadline for a contest expired, and Burleigh was seated. Philip Roach became chairman, Griffith Davis treasurer, and Patrick Higginine secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whit
Litkawna and
Township School Board
Minoulka
Robert Burleigh
Éarea
Bia
Michael Shuyan
Burleigh
Belleva
Scranton
Borleigh
Philip Roach
Griffith T. Davis
Patrick Higgine
Reading Rooms Sought by Scranton Hebrew Aid Group
A meeting of the Hebrew Young Men’s Aid Association of Scranton was held at Raub’s hall to form a Hebrew young men’s library. B Lebman chaired. discussion focused on starting a free library and committees of three were appointed to solicit financial aid. Committees include Simon Seigel, M. J. Cohon, and B Leb Tan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Hebrew Aid Association of Scranton
Raub
Wyoming Avenue
Hebrew Young Men's Library
B Lebman
Simon Seigel
M. J. Cohon
Elmhurst Boulevard Association Votes Capital Increase and Progress
The Elmhurst Boulevard Association decided to raise capital stock from 25000 to 5000 and crews of 200 to 800 workers are grading the thoroughfare for about five miles from Elosvur aiming toward completion. A bridge at Nay Ang falls and the boulevard are expected to be finished soon. traffic prospects noted. In Mayor's Court Patrick McGinnis was fined $2 for sleeping off a drunkenness in Railroad alley. Mary O'Hara and daughter Bridget faced disorderly conduct charges and were jailed for thirty days. Patrick Schofield paid a $10 fine for quarreling on a streetcar and tearing a conductor's coat. coat repairs priced at a separate cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmhurst
Patrick McGinnis
Mary O'Hara
Bridget
Now Street
Patrick Schofield
Youth on trial for betraying Mary Mcflale in Cedar area
John Hughes of Cedar avenue appeared before Alderman Fuller on a charge of betraying Mary Mcflale of Pear street. A warrant followed after he and the girl’s relationship became known. Hughes evaded officers until Monday when Constable Thornton captured him. He spent the night at police headquarters and was ordered held to bail of 500 by Alderman Fuller with Edward Mavor as surety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hughes
Cedar Avenue
Fuller
Mary Mcflale
Pear Street
Hughes
Thornton
Puller
Edward Mavoar
Multiple Ills and Obits From Scranton Area
Mise Maria Murray of Pittston avenue ill with la grippe. Mrs Connell of Breck street suffers from quingy. Mrs Mary Ann Gannon of Prospect avenue dangerously ill of pneumonia. Funeral of Mrs John Kellerman of Willow street today at 2. Funeral of James Merrick of Greenwood today with services at St Joseph's Minooka and interment at St Joseph's Cemetery. Edward Donovan of Pittston avenue injured at Scranton axe works. Dr Fisher says eyesight severely impaired. Children Day planned at Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Maria Murray
Pittston Avenue
Pig Street
la Grippe
Connell
Breck Street
Mary Ann Gannon
Prospect Avenue
John Kellerman
Willow Street
Industrial Building and Loan Association
James Merrick
Greenwood
Eclock
St. Joseph's Church
Minooka
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Edward V
Donvstry
Scranton
Dr. Fisher
Cedar Avenue
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Shaw Pianos
Stelle
Seeley
Wyoming Ave
Weber, Shaw
Fmerson
New England
Cme Organs
The
Weston Mill Co
Garney, Brown & Co
Mir’s
HH. B. Ware
Providence
Beadle & Woore
Ballantine
Wansa
Lockawanna Avenue
News OF
West Side
Scranton Street Church
Abington Institute
Senastos ‘Tihone
Juchaun Street
Abington Baptist Association
Scranton Street
W. B Owen
Jackson Street
Charles Embrey
Fleerville
W. J. Ford
Green Ridge
B. Beddoy
Lptine Church
Beddes
Mr. Collina
H. H. Burris
Mr. Bulla
Blekely
Mr. Embrey
Little West Side News Notes
Division Street
Main Avenue
Masonic
VU. G. Schoonmakar
Mong
Anne
Poo
Poe
Whittier
Dryant
Francis Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Portry
Ron
Luzerne
Israel
Foldig
Ingi
Mutner
Gautechi & Sons
Chestnut Street
Orcivatrial
America Illustrated
Board of Trade
Lake At Connell Park
Myrleich
Lackawanna Township
Cedar Avenue Church
South Sun Board of Trade
C. G. Boland
T. J. Moore
Connell Park
Inter
Elmhurst Boulevard Association
Mayor's Court
Charlie Delaines
Spruce Street
Republic
Centlemen
Pennsylvania
Lackswanna Avenue
Coods
Christian
Conalder
Hughes Agay Uveceiver
Bia Appsarata
China
T Hall
Weichel & Millar
CG. Ditchburn
Lackawanna Ave
South Side
Atlantic
Beymor-Bauman
Jowett
Davis Chamberg
Fahnestock
Armstrong & McKelvy
National Lead Co
Lee
Florey & Holt
A. Building
Conrad
Hatter
Ong
A. W. Jurisch
Victor
Gendron
Lee Lovell
Aneasthene
DRS
Henwood & Wardell
Learling
Columbus Monument
Washington Av. Scranton
Clothiers, Hetlers,& Furnishers
Atlantic Whits
Ucas Tivtad
U.S. Dock
Campbell
Johnson
Reynolds
Eamel Paints
London
Paris
Matthews Bros
Lacka. Ave
MR. Alex, Phillips
Bromley Ave
Swetland
Liguora
Boer
Alo
Fipicone
Phillips
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