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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1898
Page
7
The Carbondale Tribune issues complaints about delivery to Mr Co RK Munn on Salem Avenue and Church. All complaints should be addressed to 2 Roberts, news agent, for handling.
A baserunner named Paul Freon Price was struck by a high foul ball behind the ear at Antieticite Park in Curlondale. He lay unconscious as medical staff tended him, eventual relief by a physician, then moved to a local house for care. The incident caused a hush among players and spectators.
A damages suit for 49 dollars alleges an automobile accident harmed Mrs. Pieyley, with medical attendance for sixteen weeks and service charges fixed by May Ley. The case moved to the city utilities commission and street lighting concerns, including a light-ownership dispute on Elm Street. A petition from River Street homeowners seeks cost sharing for curb and gutter work, while a special fire commission meeting is set for Thursday night.
A Manila letter from P.O. Martin details his brother serving as a gunner aboard the Taltmere under Rear Admiral Dewey. The letter says he is well and happy and receives a prize share of 1200 pesos. Martin has a year and a half left in navy service.
The funeral of 18. KK Moray at Crystal Lake yesterday afternoon drew a large crowd. Interment was in Maplewood Cemetery in the city. Rev Charles Low of First Presbyterian officiated. The early Vi... Movement will take effect at the location tonight. The carby cessation of business set for six. Rose test at Mitchel company showed defects in net pressure at fire plugs. Ida Baker of Jermyn visits her aunt Mrs W H Moon in Cemetery Street. Olive Moon visiting in Wilkes-Barre. The Kane goods formed on
The Jermyn and Mayfield school board met to elect officers and set meeting plans. Temporary officers selected James Nowholton and William Sullivan acted as tellers, with Mr Baker as temporary chairman. new board members chosen and committees to be formed.
A chaotic but legible account records a township gathering with a sale of tickets for a fundraiser and a parade news plan. It notes a school board meeting in session with minutes read and bills approved, plus a county education convention invitation and a contractor inquiry.
Mra and Mra Florida Peck with parents visit Kinet. Grassy Island Wehiwate and Hadeon colliery workers paid one day. Corlee Tiron of Hickory street moves from Sortnay to Pottayile. Peck Lunder Manufacturing secured the contract to build the new Odd Fellows hall in Peckville a modern facility with latest improvements. Pride of Orient Lodge and Eastern Star to hold regular covensiine meeting. Public schools closed with students treated to ice cream in Taylor's grove. Blakely board of health to meet tonight. Mess Flame entertained friends from Fortville last Sunday. Mr Mee CoD and Kelle spent Sunday with positives at Strainten.
White Culbert Hall sustained injuries after a Nase ball collision with the Nonporters on Sunday in the valley. He received hospital care and remained hospitalized until yesterday when he was moved to Issa hospital on Main Street. Visitors included Mise Brown of Peekville and Surs Marcy of Shultaville. Sierra mines employees worked Saturday under supervision of Mr. and Mrs. W. Benjamin Adeen. Mrs. Whilip Morgan and son Henja min from Green Dirive visited the area. Storrs mines envoyg es were ordered back to work until further orders.
The Taylor section previews a cantata Tom Thumbs Wedding directed by Professor John Francis with rehearsals progressing. A reorganized school board and Polish American events are listed, plus social visits, church postponements, council plans for North Taylor, street improvements, and condolences for Mrs Thomas A. Thomas with family thanks.
Yesterday's correspondence notes candidates named for delegates to the Third Legislative convention and county convention. Social visits include Mise Gladys Bamiels in Olyphant, Howell in Providence, and Master Marty Mulhern at home with parents. Community groups plan meetings and parades, with a wedding, a funeral, and a tunnel powder-theft concern among residents.
Thomas Herrman moves his family into the house of Ving Pesgan Lymn Heftécker and family of Jor men were guests of Mr Knapp on Sunday The Ladies Home Missionary society will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs Samuel Broadhead’s home A three months school vacation ends Friday in We township A prayer meeting is set for Tuesday evening at 650 o'clock at Lewis Edsall’s home
A brief notice promotes resources on nervous troubles with Aina Extracts and a free book offer. Washington Chemical and Washington DG listed as involved or related entities.
The physician, a Penn graduate and former instructor of gynecology at the surgical college in Philadelphia, leads a Taguish and German-based staff offering treatment for chronic nervous disorders, uterine issues, and blood diseases.
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