Carbondale News Highlights Local Surgery and Events
Miss Ella McDonough’s condition after a Delaware and Hudson Gravity train accident showed improvement following a possible right leg amputation performed by Dr. J A Kelly with help from Scranton and local physicians. Four nursing students near graduation are listed along with a new three quarter time work plan for coal mines. Local social notices, visits, and a June 16 grand social invitation from the Mandolin and Guitar club are also reported.
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Ella McDonough
Delaware and Hudson
J. A. Kelly
New Shoe Store Seized on South Main Street
The New Shoe Store operated by Siegmud Kitch on South Main Street was closed by the sheriff yesterday afternoon. The execution was issued at the instance of Adolph Marcus of Scranton for 650 dollars. The stock will be auctioned next Monday.
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Siegmud
Local and Personal Notes Mixes Social Visits and City News
Anacred concert at Cycle club rooms featured an orchestra with Mesars Hunt Heltrick Fox Singer Helms Bridgett and Leonard. Scranton visitors include James and Michael Nyland visiting sister Annie Nyland. Miss Sadie Judge visits aunt Mrs John Nealon. Schlager and Raper of Stowers Packing guests of T V Powderly. Lownes trip to Scranton by bicycle. Lucretia lodge officers to be installed this evening with many Wanetta lodge visitors expected. A Daughters of Rebekah banquet planned. Dr J Collins of Dorranceville has the hotel opposite Union depot renamed Hotel Farview after renovations. Alumni park games schedule Archbald vs Mayfield and Alumni vs Simpson. Mrs Robert Carter recovering from leg fracture. Dr D L Galley in charge. Clerks of the city plan to organize a clerks state association branch. Constable Neary levies on Carbondale Furniture horse and wagon for 2240. C A Hanes attends Hotel Anthracite convention in Boston. Foreman Hoskoff cleared of blame for bicycle accident involving a child. Dr Holloway resigns as resident physician of Carbondale hospital and returns to New York. Mr and Mrs Vanderford and Mr and Mrs Harry Deitz mentioned.
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Anacred
Cycle Club
Mesars
Hunt
Heltrick
Fox
Singer
Helms
Bridgett
Leonard
James
Michael Nyland
Scranton
Annie Nyland
Sadie Judge
John Nealon
J. KR. Schlager
Stowers’ Packing Company of
W. B. Raper
T. V. Powderly
A. C. Lown
J. Collins
Dorranceville
Union Depot
Farview
Alumni Park
Archbald
Mayfield
Alumni
Simpson
Robert Carter
D. L. Galley
Clerks’ State Association
Constable Neary
Cincinnati
Do. Gritman
Carbondale Furniture Company
C. A. Hanes
Boston
Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Association
Foreman Hoskoff
Silk Mills
John Banke
Justice Glynn
Holloway
Carbondale Hospital
New York
Vanderford
Harry Deit
The Favorite Prescription Promoted for Female Health in Old Ad
An old advertisement extols Dr. R. V. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as the ideal cure for female weakness. It claims to restore health by strengthening the intersystem, reduces need for examinations, and emphasizes the doctor’s high reputation and knowledge of women’s physiology.
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R. V. Pierce
The
Invalids' Hotel and Purgical Institute
Buffalo, N.Y
Pierce
Local Notes From Old Forge and Nearby
Old Forge reports Margaret Dunham of Nichols visiting her aunt Mrs George Drake Jr. Professor L B Brodhead of Trenton spends vacation with his parents. Ladies' Home Missionary society meets at Mrs EF Santee's home Thursday. Marriage announced for Charles Willard Moosic and Cassie Bynon at bride's mother home Thursday June 10. Tommy Leyshon ill with scarlet fever at aunt's Scranton. Relatives attended Frank Mosteller's home Wednesday for Emma Mosteller and John Curtis marriage ceremony performed by Rev BE Santee. couple to start housekeeping.
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Margaret Dunham
Nichols
N. Y
George Drake
L. B. Brodhead
Tuckerton
N. J
Ladies’ Home Missionary Society
EF. L. Santee
Charles Willard
Moosic
Cassie Bynon
Funeral of Michael McDonnell at St Patrick's Church
The funeral for Michael McDonnell, who died after a brief illness on Thursday, was held yesterday from his home. A large procession moved to St Patrick's for a requiem mass by Rev. J. M. Smoulter and a moving sermon. Floral tributes filled the scene as bearers and pallbearers carried the casket to St Patrick's Cemetery. A forthcoming charity entertainment by John and Mary McCay is announced at Mathew Opera House next Thursday, with admission 35 cents. The school book meeting adjourned for reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael McDonnell
St. Patrick's Church
J. M. Smoulter
Martin McLane
William, Twadde
John Hyland
James Wheeler
William Burke
John McAndrew
Hubert Pest
T. Prank Jordan
M. W. Cummings
John Langan
Richard Moyles
John Fadden
William Fadden
Mathew Opera Louse
Local Meeting Notes and Social Visits Reported
ldwit President and officers named for forthcoming meeting set for June 21. Mrs John Boylan and daughter Miss Mame Doyma visited relatives. Miss Mollie Mitchell and Miss Kittle Mitchell of Scranton stayed with Miss Maimie O Malley. Alfred Williame recovering from quingy. J A Foote A J Cawtey and P A Philbin of Archbald visited town. Miss Mollie and Fannie McLain of West Scranton visited Mrs Margaret Martin.
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Ldwit
Thomsee
James J. O'Malley
Treasu
Sylvester Williame
John Boylan
Mame Doyma
Misees Mollie
Kittle Mitchell
Scranton
Mamie O'Malley
Alfred Williame
J. A. Foote
A. J. Cawtey
P. A. Philbin
Archbald
Mollie
Fannie McLain
West Scranton
Margaret Martin
Delaware Street
Calvary Baptist Excursion Date Set With Nearby Preparations
One week from today the Calvary Baptist church will run their excursion at Lake Ariel with large preparations under way. The event features tickets priced at adults nine cents and children fifty cents. Mr Edward Myers of Scranton visited the area Sunday. Willard 8 Decker plans to relocate to San Angeles California within a week, leaving a vacancy in the borough council from the Fourth ward.
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Calvary Baptist Church
Lake Ariel
Ohildren
Edward Myers
Scranton
Willard
Decker
San Angeles
California
Borouuhh
Willam Williams
North Matin Street
Webvur'sa Rink
William Trughes
Henry Lewin
Hyde Park
Taylor
Rosenia Jones
Joan Jones
William Jones
John Davis
Barkertown
Forest Home
John Francis
Forty Fort
Calvary Baptisl Church
Lackawanna Lodge
Main Street
Taylor Reds
Green Ridge Reliables
School House Park
Hayes
Glynn
Reds
P. F. Durkin
Old Forge
Henry McGowan
John Applenap
Martin Flannery
Michael Gilroy
Dunmore
Peckville Band Concert At Sheridan Lodge Grounds
Hogarth's Cornet band of Jermyn played an open air concert on the lawn in front of BE E Griener & Son on Main Street, invited by Sheridan Lodge 210 Knights of Pythias. Joseph Croup is dangerously ill at his Hickory street home. An ice cream social is planned for next Wednesday at the Presbyterian church parlor. Mr Thomas Solomon of Jermyn visited his parents here. Mr and Mrs Charles Miller of Park Place spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs F White. Children's Day exercises at Methodist Episcopal Sunday school are set for Sunday June 1 in the morning and evening. The Grassy Island Delaware and Hudson breaker began three-quarter time yesterday.
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Lewie Piner
Avery
Michael Feury
Third Ward
George Cobb
Mayfield
McLaughlin's Hotel
Alumni Park
Alumni
Simpson
Archbaldon
Railroad Team
Jermyn
Railroad
Archbald
Frank Depew
Third Street
Elizabeth Oliver
Green Ridge
Rendham
David
James Woodworth
M. E. Lynott
St. Thomas’ Church
Frank Couch
Second Street
Edith
Florence Nicholson
Gertie Carter
Ida Williams
Florence Miller
Alice O'Brien
Alice Henwood
Bessiee Reese
Margaret Lower
Susie Davis
Madeline Haggerty
Hagel Carter
Nettie Williams
Ethel Peard
Lottie Henwood
Agnes O'Brien
May Jones
Cora Woodworth
Ruth Lower
Mary Davis
Gertie Hagserty
Edna Robinson
Fred Nicholson
Allan E. Nicholson
Elmer R. Henwood
Co. W. Coon
Lady Moore
W. E. Moore
Des Moines
Bourbon Wilkes
Coastman
Bourbon Patchen
Coast Boy
Volante
Zachariah
Eph
George Wilkes
Volunteer
St. Julian
Gloster
Alley
Bordine
Driver
W. Cook
Monitor
Jrs
East Side
West Side
Winters
Reese
Conors
Hogarth
Sheridan Lodge
Knights of Pythias
BE. E. Griener & Son
Main Street
Joseph Croup
Hickory Street
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Solomon
George Tiffany
Charles Miller
Park Place
F. White
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Grassy Island
Delaware and Hudson
Meandering Mike Reluctantly Confesses in Lumber Yard Scene
Madame cautions Meandering Mike that she cannot assist his plan to lie or mislead. He admits a desire to work and rest among logs and sawdust, expressing trust in her honest face. He hints at making a confession before an implied audience.
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Mike
Doctor's Column Promotes Animal Extracts For Nerves
The column urges Cerebrine and Thyrovidine extracts with Nathrolithic Salts for nervous headaches insomnia and epilepsy concerns. Readers are asked to send inquiries to Washington DC for remedies claiming to cure Locomotor Ataxia and other nervous disorders.
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Carrie
Boston
Evansville
Charica N
Wheeling
Chicago
J. M
Scranton
R. T
Phila
Kidney health claim prompts Swamp Root remedy ad
A testimonial style notice describes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and urinary issues. It claims sediment in urine signals kidney trouble and promotes the product with free sample bottle and pamphlet offer via mail from Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
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Boranton Tribune
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Not IT Was Goin to Remork in Humiliating Confession
A Washington Star fragment records a speaker admitting kleptomania and intent to steal a saw if given access. The quote reflects a bold confession of impulse and wrongdoing in a streetwise, vernacular tone.
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Washington Star
Femicure Liver Pills Advertises Women Focused Relief
An advertisement touts FEMICURE LIVER PILLS as specially prepared for ladies and claims to act on the Liver kidneys stomach and bowels while regulating female functions. It lists reliefs for constipation headaches dizziness indigestion torpid liver biliousness irregularities back ache and pelvic weight. One little pill per dose priced at 25 cents and sold by Carl Loreng, druggist, 418 Lackawanna Ave, Scranton.
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Carl Loreng
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton
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