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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1894

Page

5

Policing Drills And Civic Notices In Local Chronicle

Policemen will drill at the armory tomorrow afternoon. The St. ae battalion annual meeting will be at Lagrel Hill. Thomas Murphy was appointed by the court to oversee Mary Fitzpatrick’s affairs. The southern division of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railway pays its workers. A sidewalk and guard rail were built along Spruce Street for the Hotel Johnyn excavation. City officials enjoyed a tire extinguishing exhibit in the municipal building. A Lackawanna County Medical Society meeting will feature Dr. Davidson’s paper. Ross Park in Binghamton hosts Home excursions today with dining rooms and pavilions. Appeals over Lugena Street grading were filed with Prothonotary Pryor. A plate glass window at the Slub on Spruce Street was broken by a blown sign. The Home for the Friends excursion to Dinghaniton departs today. train from Delaware, Lackawanna and Western at 9, returns at t. Lafayette College’s 51st graduating class includes Edwin W. Gear fart among honorees. Select Council meets tonight. premeeting committees will transfer business. MacKay Kennedy Opera presents Pro Diavolo at Frothingham Theatre with a Lucia de Lammermoor interlude. Henry Parker is jailed on a charge of horse theft. Marriage licenses issued to five local couples. Stores are being fitted behind the old post office, with new bay windows along Spruce Street. Arbitrators awarded damages in the D I aphete case, a vindication against Nicholas Kisser. Local dealers paid fines again for Sunday violations. Roy Mr. Dong may avoid further prosecutions this week.

St. Ae Lagrel Hill Thomas Murphy Mary Fitzpatrick Monemy Delaware, Lackawenna Cea Spruce Street Johiyn Lackawanna County Medical Society Davidson Ross Park Binghamton Lugerna Streat Spruce Ee Dingbaniton Delaware Bacanaona and Western Station Lafayette College Edwin W. Gearfart Joint Public Buildings Committee Streets and Bridges MacKay-Kennedy Opera Company Frottingham Theater Thorns Thomas Fox Margaret Thomas Scranton Arthur L. Davis Lixsie J. Morgans Hinkely Thomas Luggen Katie Burke Old Forge Post Office D. 1. Aphete Nicholas Kisser Replogle Fitasiamons Roy Dong Post

Open All Night At Lobman's and Reinhart's Market

Customers frequent Lobman's on Spruce Street and Reinhart's Market for ice cream and wholesale goods. The MATCHLERS Milan FiaAnos and Stelle d Hoe, located at 1 and 4 Wyoming Avenue, receive strong customer recommendations.

Reinhart's Matchlers Milan FiaAnos Stelle d& Hoe Wyoming

Welsh Congregational Convention in Providence Discusses Parliament

A Welsh Congregational convention in Providence renamed its body and heard Welsh and English discussions on the Chicago World Parliament of Religions influence. Speakers praised the Tribune for accurate convention reports and urged Sabbath observance and broader Christian unity.

Providence the Tribune

Thief Arrest Mistaken Identity Sparks City Search

Fred C. Hand of the Columbia bicycle agency secured a warrant for TC. Clark after Clark fled with a $135 bicycle. In Como, Wayne county, Constable Joseph Woelkern arrested the man matching the description. The prisoner claimed innocence upon arrival. the bicycle’s whereabouts remained unknown by nightfall.

Fred C. Hand Columbia Bicyele Agency Alderoan Fitzsimmons TC. Clark Haol Ward Como Wayne County Joseph Woelkern Mr. Hand Clark Town

Tyler's Religious Work Shines In Rescue Mission

H. H. Tyler a New York commercial man dedicated to religious service spoke at the Rescue mission on Franklin Avenue. On the Binghamton mission board, he uses his music and baritone voice to enhance sermons and aid in saving souls during travels and public services.

H. H. Tyler New York Tyler Franklin Avenue Binghamton Iyler

8t Luke's Summer Home and Free Outing Fund

Contributions received for the summer home and outing program include 810.00 from Bammnel Hines and small gifts totaling 17.00 previously acknowledged, with further help requested. Donations may be sent to Roy Rogers, rector. W. A. Avery, chairman. or A. D. Holland, warden of the Guild.

Bammnel Hines Aan Roy Rogers Iataal Pariah W. A. Avery A. D. Holland Guild

Barnes Celebrate First Anniversary with Dance Party

Dr and Mrs LS S Barnes entertained friends at their Monroe Avenue residence last evening for the first anniversary of their marriage. Lawrence Orchestra provided excellent music as a large number of guests enjoyed dancing the mazy steps at a largely attended social event.

Mes LS. Barnes Monroe Avenue Lawrence

Court Appoints Commissionera and Stenographer in Oliphant Ward Three Election Contest

Yesterday the court appointed commissionera David J. Davis and Jobo IK. Morphy to oversee the election contest between Edward J. Barks and John J. Fiyop for the Third Ward councilman seat in Oliphant borough. Captain E. D. Pillows was named stenographer to record the testimony before the commissionera.

David J. Davis Jobo IK. Morphy Edward J. Barks Jobn J. Fiyop Oliphant E. D. Pillows

Commonwealth Shop Store Ad on Washington Avenue

An old newspaper ad notes Commonwealth Shop on Washington Avenue offering fine shoes in russet tones and new styles. It mentions a bike delivery at Scranton Bicycle Livery, 210 Washington Ave, and includes local names Reinhart and others in a brisk commercial listing.

Trial on Trespass and Borough Land Case in Dunmore

Court proceedings continue with Josaph Sheemaker versus the Delaware Hackawanns and Western Railroad over a fire caused by a stack. Trials also cover Patrick and Katherine Tuffey against Constable Miller and Mahon over sold household goods, and Daniel Powell's administrator suit over fences moved by the borough street commissioner.

Powell Borough of Dunmore Patrick Katherine Tuffey John &. Miller John J. Mahon Guneter Constable Miller Mahon Enmre

Fra Diavalo to Open Tonight by Mackay Kenny Co

Opera lovers to see the MacKay-Kenny Company present Fra Diavalo at Frothingham theater tonight with strong advance sales. Last evening the troupe offered Giraffe-Giraffs to praise, and the company plans Pry Dinvalo later in the week with a matinee Saturday.

MacKoganny Company MacKay-Kenny Opera Company Frothingham Theater MacKay-Kaany Company Sextella Gang Pry Dinvalo Mrottingham

Thirty Minute Sale at Goldemith's Bazaar

Beginning Friday morning at 8 o clock a great thirty minute sale will begin at Goldemith's Bazaar. Unprecedented bargains will be offered as advertised in our columns.

Goldemith’s Bazaar

Van Atta Spencers Nuptials In Waverly

The wedding of Mina Kittie Spencer to Clie Van Atta was held at St Luke's Episcopal church with a simple ceremony attended by the couple and a small bridal party. Guests from across several states sent gifts as the couple planned to reside at 7 Tioga Street, Waverly.

Mina Kittie Spencer Nod Mire D Spencer Clie van Atta Waverly BO Lyvorl & Co Rogers Lirnel Fecer St Luke's Episcopal Church Madison Avenir Mize Sadie Lyoncer Maymy Spencer Huntington Bawer Oakley Beemer Clark A.D. Beemer Lincoln, Neb

Excursion to Binghamton by Friends of Home for the Friendless

The Home for the Friendless plans a nine o'clock morning trip to Binghamton from the Delaware Lackawanna and Western station. A band will accompany the group and refreshments will be provided on the grounds. The return train departs at a later time. Round trip fare is 1.25 dollars.

Binghamton Delaware, Lackawanoa and Western Station Linghamton

Formation of a Luther League Organized at Park Place

Last evening a Luther league was formed in the Evangelical Lutheran church on Short avenue Park Place. After a brief address by the pastor several voters signed the constitution. Luther's coat of arms is adopted as the league badge. Rent a first class wheel for Decoration Day at $10 Washington Ave.

Luther League Evangelical Lutheran Church Short Avenue Park Place Luther League Washington Ave

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