West Side Hotel Keeper Weds Miss Fitzsimmons in Nicholson
Patrick Taylor and Miss Mary Fitzsimmons were married at Nicholson with Arthur Lunney as best man. A reception followed at the bride’s home in Gholtsville attended by many West Side friends. The couple will live on Jack Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Taylor
Nicholson
Mary Fitzsimmons
Shultzville
West Side
Arthur Lunney
Taylor
Gholtsville
Mrs. Taylor
Lissie Gibney
Kate Gibney
Anna Art
Bridget Timlin
Bridget Murphy
Annie Beck
John Slattery
John
Thomas Cosgrove
George Key
John Mahon
Parick Cannon
Oseph Taylor
Joseph Donelly M. Meagern
Jackstreet
Mock trial ends with not guilty verdict at Washburn Street church
A Chi Upsilon Society mock trial at Washburn Street Presbyterian charged larceny. Judge D A Stone presided with Archie Mears sheriff and a panel including Fr Thornton and Morgan. The twelve jurors, led by Prof Cruttenden, returned not guilty, with possible appeal noted. The day also reported the burial of Mrs Margaret Penry at Washburn Street cemetery followed by a large funeral at Lower Archbald Street. Rev J T Morris preached and floral tributes surrounded the casket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Upsilon Society
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
D. A. Stone
Archie Mears
F. ‘Ork
George Waters
Thornton
Morgan
W. L. Burrill
Jing
J. H. Smith
Morse
George Baran
Theodore Meyers
George San
Margaret Penry
Washburn Street
Lower Archbald Street
J. T. Morris
Bellevue Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church
J. T. Hughes
McKune
Kansas
John Warner
Watkin Morgan
Jenkin Lewis
John 8
Franklins Exchange Horses With Columbia Fire Units
Yesterday two West Side hose companies updated their mounts. The Franklins received two new grey western breed horses weighing 240 pounds, while the old horses were reassigned to the Columbia company. Both groups report satisfaction with the change. Cobb furnished the new horses to the fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Hose
Franklins
Columbia Company
Cobb
Fire Department
St Leo’s Battalion Elects Officers and Plans Field Games
St Leo’s Battalion elected officers including President Thomas Gilroy and Vice President John Hester. The group will hold annual field games next Saturday at Laurel Hill park. Also noted are local social events, visits, and community meetings across streets and churches, with various residents listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Leo's Battalion
Thomas Gilroy
John Hester
Michael Jennings
James Murphy
Thomas Regan
Martin Sheridan
Thomas O'Connors
Edward Devine
Patrick Buckley
Michael Healey
Thomas Walsh
Laurel Hill Park
Kitty Griffiths
H. D. Jones
Jennie Griffiths
South Bromley Avenue
Danville
Susie Mellons
Espy
Joseph A. Mears
South Main Avenue
St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Washburn
Fourteenth Streets
Eva Orr
Pittston
Tanac Williams
Tanac Williams, On North Sumner Avenue
John M. Evans
West Side Board of Trade
Clarke
West Side Christian Endeavor Choir
Plymouth Congregational Church
Lewis Davis
Enoch Harris
M. F. Wymbs
Jackson Street
Honesdale
W. C. Price
Syracuse
Ligzgie
Margaret Reynolds
Wilkes-Barre
John Edwards
Nanticoke
J. I. Hughes
McCune
Kansas
Calvinistic Methodist Church
Hughes
Steve Solosky
John van Stone
van Stone
Round Woods
John
Lightning Kills Cow in Minooka Storm
A severe electrical storm struck Minooka at 4 PM yesterday, killing a cow owned by R. J. Callery of Birney Avenue. The animal was grazing four blocks from the main road when struck, ran about confused for several minutes, then collapsed. No external wound was evident. The cow had not instantly died and there was little rain at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Burns
Binghamton
Burns
Scranton
Parlor City
Chief Simpson
North End
Lackawanna River
Wayfarer
Lackawanna Hospital
Burne
Minooka
KR. J. Callery
Birney Avenue
Local church purchases land for cemetery expansion
Rev. Richard A. Rust of St Marys Polish church buys one and three quarter acres of land from William Connell in Minooka adjoining the existing cemetery. Carpenters to fence the property. Remains of Frederick Rorick buried in No. 5 cemetery after services at St Marys German Catholic church. William Lee dies. funeral at St Johns with high mass at 8:30 AM. interment Hyde Park. Peter Pettingill to be buried in Cohoes. Fred Heusner suffers a leg fracture at Scranton club clam bake. treated by Dr A Kolb. works as a cigar maker at Garney Brown & Co. Cedar Avenue church near disruption warned. Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal youth to be arrested for ball playing near church. Stephen Burke to marry Kate Reilly at St Johns church. Patriotic Order Sons of America Camp 430 meets. three new members added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Rust
St. Mary's Polish Church
Prospect Avenue
Minooka
William Connell
Frederick Rorick
Pittston Avenue
No. 5
St. Mary's German Catholic Church
G. J. Stopper
William Lee
Irving Avenue
St. John's Church
Hyde Park
Peter Pettingill
Cherry Street
Cohoes
Fred Heusner
Cedar Avenue
Scranton Athletic Club
William Ehrhardt
Heusner
A. Kolb
Garney, Brown & Co
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Stephen Burke
Bellevue
Misa Kate Reilly
Genet Street
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Fruehan's Hall
Illness Delays Workman Then Entertainment At Church
William Mulley on site fainted from heat and was cared for by a physician. He recovered consciousness after twenty minutes and returned home. A Christian Endeavor society program at Puritan Congregational church featured local talent and a lawn social. A Morgan family testimonial concert and social was planned for St Mary’s Hall that evening with multiple performers listed. Local residents planning trips to England Ireland and New York are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mulley
Mulley
Christian Endeavor Society
Puritan Congregational Church
Morgan
St. Mary's Hall
Beatrice Andrews
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted for Teething Care
A vintage advertisement extols Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a thirty plus year remedy used by Mil iene of mothers for teething relief. It claims to ease pain, soothe and quiet a child, and offers wind colic relief as the best in every part of the world.
Markets and Stocks Review of June Trading in New York
The Jersey Central fell about 3 percent to 103 as bears acted cautiously. General list declined up to 1 percent. losses centered on reorganized stocks like Tennessee Coal and Iron and Sugar. Tobacco rose to 66 65 percent while Sugar weakened to 122 1/2 despite steady dividends. Tennessee Coal and Iron dropped to 24 1/2 with preferred at 90. Trading was light as leading operators withdrew amid political uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jersey Central
Bears
Tennessee Coal and Iron and Sugar
Tllinole
Tennessee
William Lsm
Allen & CO
A. Campbell
Spruce Street
Philadelphia Provision Market Amid Mixed Demand
Philadelphia June 8 provisions show moderate demand with general firmness in sympathy with the weather. Lard prices are irregular while beef, ham, bacon and pork quotes vary. city smoked beef and ham rates, family pork, and other meats listed with varied averages and container references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report Summary
Buffalo New York June cattle market opened slow with dry fed and heavy export steers in light to medium supply. Prices for good to prime cattle ranged around 4.200 to 490, with variability in quality and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Live
Buffalo
Market Report on Cattle Hogs Sheep and Prices at Union Stock Yards
Cattle receipts 17,000 head market firm with prices 20.00 to 40.05 for steers and 1.50 to 8.00 for cows and bulls. Hogs active stronger with grades from 2.05 to 4.50 per hundredweight. Sheep and lambs dull and lower with mixed sheep 2.00 to 3.50 and lambs 4.50 to 5.50. Union Stock Yards June reports show varied totals and rate shifts amid buyers and sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Minnesota
City Mills
Abc
Uae
éaTc
Beathams
City Extra India
City
Continent
South America
Western Anne
Salltee
Atate
Pennsylvania
Union Stock Yards
Feigher
Shakespearean recital to aid St Agnes Guild in Dunmore
Han nibal A. Williams of New York will present The Taming of the Bhr ew Thursday at 8 in St Mark s Parish House corner Blakely and Potter streets to benefit the St Agnes Guild which is in debt for chapel furnishings. Also notes high school closing July 2 in Manley s Hall with Lawrence s orchestra and teacher meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal A. Williams
New York
St. Mark’s
Blakely and
Potter Streets
St. Agnes Guild
Williams
Dunmore
Washington
Manley’s
Lawrence
Houser
Mesars. Young
Mongan
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lake Arlel
Minooka Man Elected Hibernians Treasurer at Jessup
M. H. Lavelle of Minooka was elected treasurer of the Ancient Order of Hibernians Board of Erin at the Jessup convention Sunday. The Independent Social Club will conduct a dance this evening at Taylor rink. W. J. Burke left yesterday for Williamsport. Ted Anderson and James Jones of Greenwood were angling at Painter's creek Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Lavelle
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Erin
Jessup
Taylor Rink
W. J. Burke
Willameport
Ted Anderson
James Jones
Greenwood
Painter's Creek
Call for Caosey and Kellys Extra Fine Lager Beer
A call urging purchase of Caosey and Kellys extra fine lager beer. Claim emphasizes quality claim that the best is none too good. Encourages consumers to obtain the beer with direct phrasing and promotional tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caosey & Kelly
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Friends
P. G. Whetstone
L. M. Bunnell
William Allspaugh
T. H. Allen
Joseph Bristley
H. Kiigbaum
Forest Hill Cemetery
C. 8. de Puy
Lincoln Avenue
Winona
Virginia
Frances
Julia Lawless
Flossie
Myra Sprites
Mary
Lizzie Wilhelm
Loretta Stucker
Phoebe Thomas
Lula Castner
Pearl
Edith Myers
Mildred Widener
Maud Jones
Mabel Kellow
Geraldine
Rissa Phillipa
Nellie Ace
May
Alice Lee
Grace
May Kramer
Pessie
Helen Slate
Bessie Altimus
Maud Dale
Lizzie Thomas
Jennie Tewksbury
Cora F. Vetters
Bertha Schuester
Gertrude
Margaret Powell
Melica Bryant
Mattie Hulbert
Verda
Laura Smith
Kelly's Block
Scranton Street
Matthews
Boughton
Gurrell
Patch
Hampton Street
Tribune
Niagara Falls
West Side Business Directory
Ae & Saale
Booth Main Avenue
Harriet J. Davia
Floriet
Starner
J. C. King
Sackton Street
Chi U
South Side News
R. J. Callery
Providence
P. F. McLaughlin
Hughe Frayne
C. BR. Connelly
Nellie Charles
la Petite Emma
Eddie Kelly
Annie
Hannah Morgan
Bing
James Eb, Davitt
Paradise Alley
Joseph Murphy
Edward Hartington
Swall Morgan Family
John Maloney
Lyne
Bill
Lamont
Cora Griffin
James Folen
Siiver
John Harrington
W. F. Burke
Ambrose Mulley
Samuel Wint
Dr. Bushang
New York City
Catherin Sander
Throop Street
England
John Purcell
Brick Avenue
Ireland
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Tobacco
Sugar Ref. Co
Canada
Chicago
Lake Shore
Ile
Louis. & Steer K
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Pac
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Phil & A Oeeas Southern R
Ba Bi Southern R
Oh Oy Tenn, C. & Iron
Texas Pacific Tips
Union
Stonn
Eptember
Scranton Board of Trade Exchange
Beranto $S
Orks
Driling Co
Seeresueee Ranton Jar
Elmhurat Joule Co
Bonta Plate G Gee Ooek Co
Seceneenem
Ron & 1 Co
Ove National Bank
Beran On Traction Co
Ton Glass
Osesrveenes
Street Rai
Frank P. Christian
Lackawanna Ave
Oi City
the .”. Fashion
Lackawanna Avenue
Dogen
James Moir
First National Bank
Cresttiine Breassaite
Toe Oon
Savekione
the Tribune
Norris Bros
Shetland
Adams Avenue
Mulberry Street
Jane
E. Robinson
Pagbiey
Oger Heel
Farenoce
Duces
Matthews Bros
Draggist
Scrantos
Atlantic Refining CO
What
Sarah Bernhard Sc
Frothingham
Itmwal Company
Living Pictures
Moosic Powder CO
Comlth B'L'd
Moosic and Rughdale Works
Laflin & Rand Power Cos
Repaune Chemical Co
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