West Scranton social event draws young society crowd
A large gathering of West Scranton's young society attended a mid summer dance at the Electric City Wheelmen club house last evening. The event featured white duck attire, dance sets, and live music by five of Lawrence's musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric City Wheelmen
Lawrence
George Thantels
A. G. Davin
Maward Moree
Amrve Joeepn
Thorert Diehl
Gos Wellness
Robert Lindsley
Walter BR. Tavis
Howard Wiliaina
Nelson Teets
Robert Petts
Walter James
Willis Sweet
Faward Davia
Frank DePue
Prenk Matthews
Frank Jones
Tiavdnvans
Elmer Crane
Benjamin T. Renshaw
Charles Davis
Bart Hollister
Th. Fern Arch Brown
Lester Morse
Kk. G. Haskell
F. OG
Grace Devine
Elmer Crone
Farl Hollister
Anna Price
Jennie Price
Lillian Morris
Tete Williams
Mise Knapp
Mre
Wilson
Miss Morse
Mise Wilson
Dora Thing
Fila Shaw
Mt Pleasant Strikers Settle Talks With Officials
Superintendent Neale and Poreman Wilson met a Mt Pleasant strike committee at the mine to seek a settlement after hours of discussion. Officials offered 75 cents per foot for rock work and proposed nine cars to one keg of powder, but could not agree on thirteen to one. Officials will review the books to see if the nine cars option can be granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neale
Poreman Wilson
Mt. Pleasant
Settlement Hinge of Strike Talks May Resume Work
The settlement of the strike hinges on the upcoming meeting this evening. If an agreement is reached, work will be resumed Monday morning.
Branch post office to open at 1110 Jackson Street
Washington reports a new branch post office will open July 1 in the 1110 Jackson Street building owned by Mrs. D. M. Jones. The site features a side driveway and rear entrance for carrier access, with John H. Phillips supervising. the West Side board of trade backed the move with Congressman Connell and Commissioner Powderly support.
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Washington
Jackson Street
Mra. D. M. Jones
Main Avenue
Simon Schoen
John H. Phillips
West Side Board of Trade
Congressman Connell
Powderly
Milman to preach second sermon on Joseph at Lum mer Avenue Church
Rev Frank J Milman will deliver his second sermon in the Joseph series at Lum mer Avenue Presbyterian tomorrow evening starting 6 o clock. The subject is In Prison but Still Serving God. A mothers meeting was held yesterday at Kindergarten School No 19.
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Frank J. Milman
Joseph
Lummer Avenue Presbyterian Church
Sch
Norma Nichols
Gborn
William Rush
Lafayette Street
Thomas Jenkins
Albany
N. Y
Evan J. Davis
South Main Avenue
Teatrice Williams
North Garfield Avenue
Jennie Beddoe
Isaac Evans
North Main Avenue
Beddoe
James
St. Leo's Battalion
Laurel Hill Park
And
Frank Harrison
Paterson
Social notes and gatherings across Philadelphia and Scranton
A roundup of visits and events includes Boston, Syracuse, and New York residents stopping by Philadelphia homes. social gatherings feature ice cream socials for Pride of 05 lodge, a funeral service for Lemuel Nichols Will at 128 South Everett avenue, and a later luncheon. The Times correspondent attends a New York relative’s funeral, while a Royal Arcanum visit in Lackawanna council follows a fraternal smoker. Baseball plans involve Lackawanna car accountants’ office staff versus West Side Reserves on Browns grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Reese
Dell Beers
Harry Conklin
North Hyde Park Avenue
Misses Mary Anderson
Margaret Hughes
Minnie Roberts
Mable Greenwood
May Dorsey
Grace Reed
May Suydam
Hattie Golden
Cora Hallet
Myrtle Beemer
Main Avenue
Scranton Street
Do. M. Storm
the Times
New York
Bouze
Royal Arcanum
Lackawanna Council
S. J. Storm
Detroit
Mich
Cora C. Storm
North
Lincoln Avenue
Lackawanna Car Accountants
West Side
Browns
Stenner
William KR. Lewis
North Main Avenue
Daniel Davis
Brazil
Ind
David J. Davis
South Hyde Park Avenue
Green Ridge Social Roundup and Nearby Travel
Frark Watts of Glenbury visits Green Ridge friends while Jon Garrett journeys from Green Ridge to Hensel. Mrs Alfred Thomason leaves Monngavon for New York and Atlantic City with plans to attend a national car service convention. Flor Nettleton returns from Clifter Springs with news of Mr Nettleton’s health. Mrs W W Patterson visits from Philadelphia. Jesse Fuller and Augustus Sicner wed in Pewnaville with local response. church and social circles note her Downeville residence. The Gadics Aid meets at the home of FE Reynolds. visitors from Ca Ponte Avenue, Newark join events. A C G C P O youth band performed in Stranton High School’s music course, with Nettle Lawrence hosting on Delaware Street. croquet and lawn games followed by refreshments.
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Frark Watts
Glenbury
Green Ridge
Jon. Garrett
Hensel
Alfred GC. Thomason
Monngavon
New York City
Atlantic City
Thomeoon
Car Service
Small Tigers
Onl
Downeville
Mee
J. Reynolds
Sanderson
Mra CC. B. Stipemaker
Caponte Avenue
Feetoryville
Ti. Bartram
Sucquihhanna
G. Minshall
Newark
N. JL
C. EB. Toby
Capone Avenue
C. GC. P.O
Indica
Stranton
Olve
Mix Nettle Lawrence
Delaware Street
Pirnce Atherton
Isabelle Feinberg
Evelyn Gates
Julia Henwood
Floy Kintner
Florence Nye
Lelia Woodruff
Providence Presbyterian ladies host reception in North Scranton
North Scranton Providence Presbyterian church members and friends attended an indoor reception in the church parlor last evening. Guests enjoyed musical numbers from Mira Lillian Simpson and the Gonzal orchestra, with Miss Phoebe Smith and Mrs Frank Norton singing. ice cream cake and coffee were served at the end.
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Providence Presbyterian Church
Ross and Pole
Mira Lillian Simpson
Gonzal
Mise Phoebe Smith
Frank Norton
Tew
Me. G. Neaditg
Chueh Ave
Naval Academy
Eatward
Paul Marlett
Diamond Avenue
Viaieing Fricade
Kimbnet
Third Anniversary Program of General Grant Commandery
In Hartman’s Hall South Scranton the General Grant commandery No. 240 Knights of Malta marked its third anniversary with a polished entertainment. Four girls in red gowns performed a motion song, other acts included recitations by Miss Kibler and Miss Wirth, a baritone solo by Mr. Shuge, and phonograph selections. The event, instituted June 12 1897, has 126 members in good standing and thriving financially.
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Hartman
Pittston Avenue
General Grant Commandery
Knights of Malta
Alice Schneider
Maud Geschwindt
Tda Kibler
Nettie Wirth
G. H. Frichel
H. V. Levert
H. V. Stock
B.C. J. BE. Evans
Master G
Herbert Williams
Four Girls
South Scranton YWCA Loy alty club party and Bible class close
The Loyalty club of the South Scranton YWCA hosted a large party with songs dialogues and recitations followed by refreshments. The Junior Bible class held closing exercises on the association lawn for about 155 girls with a German recitation songs and solos. A concert is planned for June 24 by Miss Timberman and pupils with Edith Norton assisting. tickets are on sale through association members.
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Loyalty Club
South
Scranton Y
P. Greiner
Bielheim
Hartman
Jessie Hagen
Alma Smith
Tillie Zeigler
Misses Hagen
Rent Schler
A. Schuler
South Scranton Y. W. ¢. A
Association
Margaret Hiller
Tillie Games
Harry Humphrey
Emma
Martha Kirnacher
Emily Jones
Jennie Conners
Leverse Peony
Kathe Troster
Erin
South Side Young Women's Christian Association
Miss Timberman
Misa Edith Norton
Birthday Reception at Mrs. Gable House on Frying Avenue
A birthday reception was held at the home of Mrs. J. Gable on Frying Avenue Thursday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Denemack, Mr. and Mrs. Misner, Mr. and Mrs. Crouse, Mr. and Mrs. Rubatahall, Mr. and Mrs. Welsman, Mr. and Mrs. Gschwindt, Mr. and Mrs. Kibler, Mrs. A. Himeback of Milton Pa., Mrs. Hammer, Mrs. Linn, Mrs. Mary McManey, Miss Lena Welsman, and Mr. A. Jeffries. Refreshments followed at a seasonable hour.
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J. Gable
Frying Avenue
South Side kindergarten outing raises funds at Navy Aug park
A large crowd enjoyed games and a midday lunch at Navy Aug park during the South Side kindergarten annual outing, which netted a substantial sum for next year’s school maintenance. The Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Junior League plans its second anniversary June 26 with a phonograph concert ticketed at ten cents. A four year old boy narrowly escaped injury after falling from a brewery wagon at Cherry street and gutter crossing, suffering only minor bruises. A. J. Mulderiy of Pittston Avenue returned from the Ancient Order of Hibernians convention in Mahanoy City, praising the treatment. At the convention, Donovan of Scranton was chosen state vice-president.
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South Side
Navy Aug Park
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
James Keller
Ceday Avenue
Cherry Street
A. J. Mulderiy
Pittston Avenue
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Mahanoy City
Donovan, E.q
Scranton
Personal notes from the South Side and Brooklyn visits
William Welch of the South Side visits friends in Brooklyn. F H Slocum of Hickory street suffers from tonsillitis. Mr and Mrs George Schantz of Alder street visit friends in New York City. Camp 430 Patriotic Order Sons of America drum corps plans an outing Sunday to Kleinscholte Park.
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William Welch
South Side
Brooklyn
F. H. Slocum
Hickory Street
George Schantz
Alder Street
New York City
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Kleinscholte Park
Pea Coal Delivered to South Side and Hyde Park
Coal price set at 1.25 per ton delivered to South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Orders directed to J. T. Piarkey at 1914 Cedar Ave phone 6693.
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Pea Coal
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
J. T. Piarkey
Cedar Ave
Obituary Notices for Margaret W Shannon and James Ketrick
Obituary notices report the death of Mrs Margaret W Shannon yesterday at the residence of her daughter Mire Laubach on Vine Street aged 61 interment at Knowlton New Jersey set for Monday morning. James Ketrick son of Martin Ketrick of Dunmore died last night at the home of Andrew Davitt in North Scranton arrangements pending completion.
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Margaret W. Shannon
Mire
Laubach
Vine Street
Pinel Earvier
Knowlton
N. J
James Ketrick
Martin Ketrick
Dunmore
Andrew Davitt
North Scranton
Local Delegates Attend Mahonoy City Convention
Minooka and nearby delegates from the local branch attended the state convention at Mahonoy City last week. Remo of Georgetown University is home on vacation. Conboy and his niece Bet Huth Joyon have a touring engagement with the Keystone Dramatic company starting next month in Altoona Texas.
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Keystone Dramatic Company
Scranton
Serson
Altoupa
Church Services Tomorrow Across Local Congregations
The Presbyterian church will host Rev. George EF Guild and Rev. W F Gibbons at morning and evening services with topics The Mercy of God and related sermons. Methodist Episcopal Church features A J Van Cleft speaking on The Captain of the Ark of God and Is Christian Science Christian. Tripp Avenue Christian Church lists Sunday school at 10, morning service at 11 and 7 45 evening with Bible topics.
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George EF. Guild
Providence Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Providence
W. F. Gibbons
New
A. J. van Cleft
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bil
Tripp Avenue Christian Church
J. D. Dabney
J. L. Kreamer
Dog Catchers Begin Duty This Morning
Officer McGrail and four assistants start duty as dog catchers this morning. Woe betide un muzzled dogs in the coming weeks. Ash Street Methodist Episcopal church Ladies Aid plans ice cream and cake in the grove this afternoon and evening with a social. Mrs Frank Fuhr and children of Grove street are in New York City.
Mitchell Bicycles Offer Cash Price At $20.00
Bittenbender & Co. advertises Mitchell bicycles with a selling price of $15.00 but a cash price of $20.00 at 126 and 128 Franklin Avenue. The ad claims Every Wheel Guaranteed and presents the $20.00 cash price repeatedly.
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Mitchell
Bittenbender & Co
Franklin Avenue
Concert Program At Speedway Hotel This Afternoon
This afternoon at 3 o clock Bauer's band performs a concert at the Speedway hotel in connection with the races. The programme includes Malheur overture Cyrano de Bergerac selections and a medley. The event features works by Murch and Mackle among others.
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Bauer
Speedway
Murch
Miaileil
Mackle
Cone
Union Porover Sanessewesenn
No Department Store Offer Mitch ell bicycles for cash
Bittenbender and Co. offer 600 Mitch ell bicycles at 20 dollars each in cash sale. The bikes are described as first class in every detail and worth 15 dollars, with location at 126 and 128 Franklin avenue.
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Mitchell
Bittenbender & Co
Franklin Avenue
Donas Long's Sons Shoes Offer at Cut-Price Sale
The sale advertises five hundred pairs of men's shoes in dongola and vici kidskin with patent leather tips. McKay sewing promises stronger construction and the store guarantees satisfaction with money back offer. Ready at 2 o'clock today. Prices listed are three to five dollars now reduced to 1.90 per pair.
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McKay
Sale on remaining sheet music titles ends today
Last of the lot goes on sale at 50c sheet music with hundreds of vocal and instrumental titles. If brisk, items may sell out quickly. Mail orders accepted for any quantity. No exchanges offered. We will fill orders by mail for all quantities.
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Rhe Ee
Great Selling Of Fine Millinery Between Seasons
Seasonal millinery sale highlights deep cuts on flowers and trimmings. Roses drop from 1.50 to 0.68, chiffon flowers from 0.75 to 0.39, chrysanthemums from 0.09 to 0.39, and other trims reduced accordingly. Hats and untrimmed Ladysmith styles also feature marked price reductions.
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Aic
Aoc
Big Sale of Writing Papers by Scott Paper Company
The Scott Paper Company offers its surplus stock of this season's paper goods at unusually low prices. Includes various box papers, envelopes, and unit packs with many assortments and colors, available Saturday with substantial savings.
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Scott Paper Company
Cheap Copyright Books at Ftalky Co Scranton
The store touts 99c to 1.50 titles with vast selection and mail orders add 10 cents postage. Newest works from Kipling Tarkington Churchill Doyle and more are offered in immense quantities at low prices, with limits of one title per customer.
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Scranton
Ftalky & Co
Kipling
Gentleman
Indiana
Tarkington
Litthe
Bermuda
Maria Louise Pool
The
Garden of Fdeon
Blanch Purcion Kelly
Andrew Lang
Resurrection
Savrola
Winston Churchill
Blondwoman
Morah Ryan
Arlo Bates
Children of the Mint
Phillpotts
Sophia Stanley Wey Rman
Kingdom To Colony
Trevereaux
Prisoners of Hope
Conan Doyle
Red Rock
Leopard—Wells
Back Wolf
Dickson
Hop
Max Pemberton
Forest Lovers
Hewlett
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Wheelmen's Club
Margaret Jamison
Dufour
General News
Redfern
Paris
Thomson
Her Majesty
W. B
Dr. Warner
C. P
Globe Warehouse
Grain-O
South Scranton
Y. W. GC
W. Cc. A
Briff
Dunmore Doings
Julia Allen
Cordelia Freeman
Schwarka
Miss Freeman
Miss Allen
Farasati
Freeman
Powell
Messrs
Gippel
Hall
Oscar Yost
Methodist Episcopal Sunday Schoe
Nervita
Nervita Medical CO
Clinton & Jackson Sts
Chicaco
Ill
PILLS
Cts
McGarrah & Thomas
Lackawanna Ave
Donas Long
Anure
Fincat
Ueday
Ane
Iano
George W. Finn
Wyoming
Welsh Bros
R. R
Star
Acta
Ath Street
Densten
Spruce Street
Ton, Pa
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