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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1898
Page
10
News items may be addressed to C. Fr. Munn on Salem avenue and church arrest. All complaints about irregular delivery should be directed to Roberta, news agent.
Saturday’s report shows strong results from Friday’s city school donations to the hospital fueled by a charitable leader. Cash gifts totaled 428 dollars with goods donated, while two schools still report and will increase totals. Central School led with the largest cash contribution split among rooms and teachers.
The Pressed Virgin Sodality of St. Rose church furnished a nurses sitting room at Carbondale Hospital. South facing windows give light. The room features a large rug, reading and card table, three rockers, six chairs, a couch, and pictures. The sodality plans further improvements and a small social event.
Miss Elizabeth EF Phillips adopted daughter of Congressman Morgan B. Williams of Wilkes-Barre died recently. Her funeral procession left Union station after eleven o'clock on Saturday morning and proceeded to Fern Hall and Clifford township for interment. Services were held at the late Wilkes-Barre home Friday evening.
The annual official report lists receipts and disbursements through the church trustees. Treasurer Irving Davis shows funds from building and sale of property, donations from the Ladies Aid Society, bond redemptions, and interest. The report notes balances, bonds outstanding at seven thousand dollars, and remaining purchase balances on Belmont chapel.
Saturday 6 Ao Patterson presented to the Andrew Mitchell Hose oormming. A donation request appears for the Mag. J H Beekus of New York City is guest at Lambtond Gh FR dieehias at Hotel Anthracite. Mr and Mrs Eimer Josiyn of Hoch ester N Y visiting Mrs Gowies on Terrace Street. Silk mill baseball team defeated the Deweys Saturday afternoon 1 to Batteries Fagan Thahe Mavis Cayr.
Local items from Hallstead report Mr and Mrs Giles Carpenter starting a long driving trip via Carbondale and Beranton. Susquehanna resident Misa Water Frichi Keon returns home after a visit. Professor Prase of the Summer Normal spends Sunday in the pilin. Captain Boyle notes members may withdraw from his company by surrendering their panels. Three thin hole erection progress on the round house as a railroad gift. Ferryen expected to transfer soon to fast new Wea ware and Aiden as fireman. Foreman Lamb to receive local police appointment. Engineers in Washington NJ try to organize Mystic Brother lodge and visit Camp Alger VA to see son William. Freight and coal rushed through the place. Over thirteen wild oats on Buffalo division Friday. Parade of small boys in grotesque costumes drawn attention Friday. Congresswoman CHilasha A Grow and escort visit Camp Aler. WH. Ham J. Pike visits and presents Company with a stock of smokers. The speaker Miss Chariton Mdholm gains favor as an antiwar advocate associated with Proane E. Wilner. Her speech warns of infamy in country towns and mock marriages tied to sensational reform discourse.
Jermyn and Mayfield council discussions on borough improvements and possible regional division. Plans include a new lockup, a visit from a Jer TV committee, and jeweler Porechtier moving to the Stocker building. Other items cover church programs, Odd Fellows investiture, lodge parades, and local sports defeats.
The borough electors depart for Bell Lodge Montana and list the seats to be filled with names including Pret Wert Thotine Niglon M Walsh Joseph Kells Sevondwird Sylvestur Williams J W Patten DP Penwett Thinwate Thomas Daanellk Terms Lenehan George Metleranj Peourth Wael James BB Wilkes Wiehard Pettigrew George Hoys Mee Rot Sehook. Merheton returns from Viedt with relatives at Mi Carimyil and Miss Lolan Meloe of Mailely. The George s Mytee committee will meet at the Latty building tonight. Olyphant business college closes Friday for summer. Johnne Williams takes a position as fireman at Grassy Island quarry.
The Mineral services over the remains of Mrs. Thomas A hens were held at her North Payton home Saturday after noon with Calvary Laps stehiteh and Wolken Haptiet church leaders presiding. John i Froneis led the ringing and many offered prayers. The procession carried the body to Forest Mommy cemetery for burial. Pallbearers included Mrs John Breck and Mrs William Jones among others. flower honoraries Mrs Mary Joes and Mrs Edward D. Davis attended. A grand Welsh Congregational church meeting was announced for this evening under its auspices.
Advertises six patterns in Sailor Blouse style for ages 3 to 6 years with washable weaves priced at at least 1.40. Hats in five colors with large brims priced around 25c. Brownie Overall like papa's with apron suspenders three pockets and fast color denim for knee pants, 25c. Materials described as washible and available in all sizes.
A brief ad notes inexpensive fans with lace up sticks available while supplies last.
Readers learn of affordable Bible editions advertised for sale. The item highlights Morrocca bound, silk facings, flexible cover, gilt edges, London typeset, and illustrated topics. Priced at 98 cents, compared to $2.50 in stores, with emphasis on value and accessibility.
Local notes report James? Judw Int from present indications the event will be grand. Mrs. Michee Judge of South Feranton has returned home after visiting her mother here. A musical program is planned for the evening. Several residents are mentioned visiting relatives in Waverly Mosare Prodoviik Carew and Cyepor Lowtheld. The foundation for a new block at Flow Wed is due. Local candidates Thomas Pinnels August Fisher announce for delegate. Delaware Lackawaring Oni Wertery coalitions to work five eight hour shifts this week. Edward Miles of Hyde Park was guest of David J. Davis yesterday.
The Miennerchor presents a war hymn praising Admiral Dewey and U S victory at Manila Bay. The piece lauds courage against Spain, recalling Dewey's actions and the destruction of the Spanish fleet as revenge for offense to the Maine.
A travelogue describes Cuban fauna from spiders and scorpions to dogs and horses on the island. It notes the Cuban mule culture, local reptiles such as cayman and crocodile, and the use of turtle shells and manatee skin canes. Child care advice covers clothing, outdoor limits, and post bath sprays.
In winter months households accept frequent colds among children, causing discomfort and contagion. The educated mother now understands colds are preventable and a chronic catarrh should be avoided, taking precautions and knowing how to care for the patient if illness occurs.
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