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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1894

Page

5

City Notes and Upcoming Local Events

A collection of notices on council meetings, literary letters, and various community events. Prohibitionists head to Willinsport for the state convention, singers picnic at Central Park, and high school graduation exercises planned for June 2 at the Academy of Music.

Nathan Vidavear Goa Thin City Willinsport Bloomsburg Scranton Lisderkranz Central Park Garden Academy of Music Antonio Andr South Side Martin Weyshuer Alderman Wright Good Shepherd Grean Ridge St. David's Hyde Park Lake Ariel Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad New York Street Dunmore

Pianos Sold by Marennges Suow at 144 Wyoming Ave

Stelle and Bewley advertise piano sales at 144 Wyoming Avenue with every customer recommending Marennges Suow for quality. The note highlights 店 front sales pitch and location.

Marennges Suow Stelle & Bewley Wyoming Avenue

Third District Republican Convention Nominates Grover

F. J. Grover of Moosic won the party’s nomination for the state legislature at the Third District Republican convention held in the county courthouse arbitration room. Holgate and Repp polled 16 and 5 votes respectively, with Grover securing a majority on the final ballot amid party resolutions praising Republican principles and unity.

Legislative District Court House F. J. Grover Moosic Parte Cincirman James B. Watkins Charles Northup Deoton—Cor, Andrawe G. G. Gibbs Covington Kargum Abram Stine Feott F. Mead Avery White South Alington Aylesworth Silne Griffin ML Volierieht Spring Crook William Griffiths Wiverly Dhty Larkawnuan Township North District John Koeller Totin Helvine David T Hote Thoms Jones South J. D. Atherton Thomas W. Jones Lackawanns J. D. Aylesworth Iater Third Institute Democratic Party Tas D. MH. Hastines Mnn Republica Convention T. H. Evang Lackawanna F. J.kover U. L. Doty Waverly KR. H. Holgate LaPrime T. J. Stewart William Repp Old Forge T. J. Grover EL. Holgate Bopp Grover

Refused Won Suit In Shoemaker Cane Case

Judge Archbald presided over a trial in which C B Sherwood challenged August and Frederick Vockroth over a boiler auctioned after an execution against Gottlob Kramer. The defendants claimed ownership and loaned the boiler, valued around 125 dollars, while the jury had not yet reached a verdict when court adjourned.

Cane C. B Sherwood August Vockroth Frederick Vockroth Archbald H. Soper A. A. Chaga Gottloib Kramer Soper Kramer Joseph Sheemaker Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company McPherson Park Atreatera Ofke Jamey Reilly M. T. Keller Ginater F. J. Fitzsimmons Plain Hi L Amerman J. Woodruff Piniotff Peter Mulligan Keller Mulligan Reilly Stailly

Vanished buyer foils Columbia bicycle sale ruse

Police describe a tall, slim traveling man who visited F C Hand's shop in Westminster and tried a Columbia bicycle model 88. He proposed altering the handlebars and left without notifying if he would buy. The ringed man bears a diamond ring and wore light striped trousers and a black coat. The bicycle is a 606 model with wooden rims and cream Tor tires.

Columbia Bievela Columbia F.C. Hand Mr. Hand H. C Clark New York Colombia

New Delaware and Hudson Station to Open July 1

Delaware and Hudson Company will take possession of a new Lackawanna Avenue station at the beginning of the month with occupancy scheduled for July 1. A large workforce is building a massive rear platform nearly fifty feet long and thirty feet wide, while underpinning proceeds.

Poasomion Delaware and Hudson Company Lackawanna Avenue

Brick building complete with updated offices in top story

The plastering is finished and plumbers and gas fitters are at work. Bridge Street and Vine Street depots will be abandoned when possession is taken of the new building. All offices at both places will move to the new facility. The top story suite is commodious, comfortable and well lighted.

Bridge Street Vine Street

Girofle Girofla Repeats at Frothingham Theater

The MacKay Kenney Opera Company presented Girofli Girofla at Frothingham last evening to an enthusiastic audience. Major applause went to Mina Fannie Meyers Lizzie Gonzalez Sylvion Langlois and Charles Holmes for refined singing and Dan Young for his crowd-pleasing comedy. Two more performances are scheduled this afternoon at 2 39 and this evening with matinee prices of 10 15 and 25 cents.

MacKay-Kenney Opera Company MacKay-Kenney Comic Opera Company Frothingham Theater Mina Fannie Meyers Lizzie Gonzalez Syl- Viton Langlois Charles Holmes Dan Young Girofia-Giroffa Frothingham Inet

Proposition to Light Tankhannock by Electricity Plan

Scranton residents report Tankhannock officials received an offer from Joyd and EB R Simpson of the Ser on Supply and Machinery to illuminate the borough with 100 candle power incandescent lamps for 500 dollars yearly. The plan envisions a Lake Carey power house using lake water, a lake lighting program, and an electric line to Factoryville if profitable.

Tankhannock New Age EB. R. Simpson Ser On Supply and Machinery Company Tankhannock Catatlinhood Lake Carey Tonkhannock Factoryville

Married Over Again at Taylor Sparks City Gossip

Albert Rossell and Emma Millhima were married for a second time yesterday after living as a couple in Taylor. They had previously claimed a marriage in Binghamton but lost the certificate, so they obtained a license and wed in the city with Alderman Puller performing the ceremony to silence rumors.

Taylor Albert Tasse Albert Rossell Emma Millhima Rivesell Binghamton Alderman Puller Russell

Phelps Sends Payoff Masked as Plate Plaque

A man named Phelps sent a fine payment for Sabbath law violation to Alderman Fitzsimmons by delivering a plate 10 by 12 inches painted with two one dollar bills and a message reading Our Wolly Donation and Reserve Fund for Blus Law ax A Benefit for the School Fund. Nearby, a bicycle rental ad and local shop notices appear in the same column.

John Phelps Alderman Fitzsimmons Blus Law ‘Ax H. Preps Fitzsimmons Dony

Conference Opens Welsh Congregational Meeting in Lackawanna

The quarterly meeting of Welsh Congregational churches in Lackawanna and Luzerne counties opened at Birat Wola Church Marketwrest Providence with Rev B J Evans presiding. Delegates from multiple towns attended as routine business followed. Evening Welsh services featured sermons by Rev George Pittston and Rev J Jenkins Parsons.

B. J. Evans Lackawanna Lozerac Birat Wola Marketwrest Provilence J. ML William Nanticoke Richid George Wilkow Barre J. J. Jenkins Parson BJ. Fiviang Pitteton John P. Griffiths Dumen M. Thorman W. Howells Taylor D J. Beans J. D Jones South Mainavenue Richard Thomas J. Witllansa Tyj Parkchagoh Dod. Lewis Seth Grifiths Thomas J. Lewin Providanes John PL Williame di Davies Olyphant John BE. Joare Bittuton Rev FT Davies Miinfield W. J Isaac Thoma Rendham EL W. Joavs Old Forge Econistanes Devil Jones BT. Mvang George Pittston J. Jenkins Pargons Vilisi Singrad Church of Christ

Falsehood Charged Over Times Story In Elmira

John Niland of the Elmira Budget challenges a Times report about an encounter with William Boland. Niland says Boland made threats in the Price building hall, but he ignored them. The dispute centers on what future Gadget coverage might say.

Boland John Niland Elmira Times of Yesterday William Boland Niland Price Mr. Boland Times

Dunmore Holds Three Meetings Elects Coal Company Directors

Stockholders of the Pennsylvania Coal Company at Dunmore elected directors Edwin H. Mead William E. Webb Samuel Thorny Joseph Ogden George W. Quintard John B. Platt A. J. Hurlin Walton Ferguson and George G. Williams. Officers for the Erle and Wyoming Valley were named.

Pennsylvania Coal Company Dunmore Leetad Edwin H. Mead William E. Webb Samuel Thorny Joseph Ogden George W. Quintard John B. Platt A. 3. Hurlintt Walton Ferguson George G. Williams Erle and Wyoming Val

Dunmore Iron and Steel Company Elects New Directors

The Dunmore Iron and Steel company elected John B. Smith president with George B. Smith George H Catlin A D Blackinton B H Mead as directors and Joseph F Tear as secretary and treasurer.

Jewish Confirmation Service in Linden Street Temple

Pentecostal exercises will be held next Sunday as five confirmants receive the rite under Rabbi J. Feverlicht. The service includes a song service floral offering scroll presentation and an admonitory address. Confirmants are Miss Rote Gallen Miss Anna Roos Miss Nellia Roos Simon Nye and Emanuel Goodman.

Linden Street Temple J. Feverlicht Linden Street Rote Gallen Anna Roos Nellia Roos Simon Nye Emanuel Goodman

Death of James M. Kelly in Green Ridge

James M. Kelly of 1298 North Washington avenue died yesterday morning. Funeral is set for tomorrow at 7 at St. Pauls Catholic church Green Ridge. He is survived by a widow six children and two brothers Peter Kelly and Edward Kelly of Honesdale. Kelly had been ill only a few days and was a longtime resident of the city.

James M. Kelly Washington Avenue St. Paul Green Ridge Mra John J. Howley Edward McAndrew Migs Katto Kelly Jobo R James J. Wnt Edward’. Kelly Peter Kelly Sid Monroe Edward Kelly Honesdale Kelly

Notes on Y WC Board of Managers Monthly Meeting

A board of managers meets today at 10 p m with secretary Miss Tomplinson and physical director Miss Chardlown away on vacation. Visitors last night enjoyed a ninety minute session with photographs and explanations. Summer outings will continue for the little girls with open air days. A Monday woods outing in Dunmore brought pleasure. The Madison Avenue tennis court opens to members on Monday and Wednesday afternoons and evenings and Saturday mornings. Members may arrange regular hours at the office.

Board of Managers Tomplinson Chardlown New York State Duuinore Woods Madison Avenue

Popular Erie cheap excursion to Niagara Falls and Buffalo

On Saturday evening June 9 the Erie lines offer a full day excursion to the Great Cataract and Buffalo with music and return by 9 80 p m on Sunday. Tickets valid for Monday trains. Also notices on local sales and refrigerator promotions plus a charity event at First Church with refreshments and a doctor resuming practice.

Niagara Falls Erie

Scranton Fedding opens Carbondale branch store

The Scranton Fedding Company opened a branch in Carbondale to offer patrons factory price goods. Reisnant's market advertises meat and other items at lowest prices. Bicycle rentals are available by the day at 310 Washington Ave.

Seranton Bicycle Livery Washington Ave Scranton Fedding Company Carbondale Reisnant

Also Mentioned on This Page

Spruce Street Lackawanna the Norrman& Whore Jaconet, Dimity Pongee Hagen Willams Mckinlty Wyoming Ave City Notes Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Roas Park Bingham ON William J. Prior Lehigh Valley Railroad Company Lehigh Valley Company J. Milman George Harvey Mra. Robins Shepard Mre. Wise Mra. Geanor Mra. Gilette Mra. Rowe William Brothershire Snyder Florence Bertha Conover Dorano Appleman Lohman Glice Megislatura Holgate Ropp Andidates McPharson Reinhart's Girofle Girofla Scrantonians Boronga Glane Reinhart Weber Quarterly Conference of Congregationalists of Lackawanna and Luzine Counties First Welsh Church Church of Christian Elonk Parsons Chriat Cuigago M. Davies Pininafiell M. Liavie Minera D. Jones Hyide Park P.m. Isaac Thouias Eugliah Pater Roberts D. P. Jones the Tabernacle MR. Niland E. G. Coursen Lacka Ava Jewish Confirmation Service Y. WC. A Beranton Commercial Association, Limited Henry Battin & CO Penn Avenue Board of Health Osland Vomay P.O S10 RemNrankt Thomas F. Leonard Linckwitnn Avenue The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Church Lective Room Washington Avenua A. E. Bunny Seine Barr Building Ours J. Bolz Wyoming Ava Next Time Bank Dunn London Russia Penn Clothing & Shoe House Complete Outfitters Scranton, PA S.L. Gallen W. W. Berry the Jeweler Pro Cros S.C. Snyder D.d.s Wyoming Avia Banister's, Lackawanna, and, Wyoming Avenues Lackawanna Ave
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