West Scranton Wedding and Civic Notes
In St Patrick's Church Rev P E Lavelle leads services with Clinton Keller and Carolin Decker wed at Simpson Methodist Parsonage. Alexander J McDonald and Nellie Delman marry at St Tutrick's. reception at the Delman home, then travel to Philadelphia and Atlantic City before returning to North Rebecca Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
P. E. Lavelle
Clinton Keller
Carolin Decker
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Phillips
Miners and Neighbors In Court After Robbery and Assault
Ditmond miner Cyon W Thame testifies about Themis Morris of North Teefaliy in a robbery case. A boy accused in the Hughes Brothers brass founders incident faces a hearing. Akio Hovhetsiko and Rowe Marin are jailed or arraigned on charges including assault and threats stemming from disputes with neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyon W. Thame
Ettenay
Themis Morris
Teefaliy
Ae du
Moore
Athernan
Dartin
Filmore Avenue
Pele
Monty
Dervan
Enthy Dass
Chiingedt
Remington Avenus
Dufour's French Tar Claims Cold Cure And Rest
Advert says Dufour's French Tar has won success as a remedy that cures a cold and provides rest. Sold by all dealers as a general sale item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dufour
Woman held on bail after assault and counter suit
The report states an individual cut him on the arm and threatened to blow brains out. She was held in 200 bail for court and immediately filed a counter suit on similar charges against Mr. Fryant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bla
Fryant
Heptasophs Draft Paid to Mrs Phillips
FE. D. Jones treasurer of Weet Bide conclave No. 211 Improved Order of Heptasophs received a £2000 draft from the organization headquarters payable to Mrs. D. L. Phillips of South Hyde Park Avenue on the death of her husband, the late school controller of the Fifth ward. The draft was presented to Mrs. Phillips by Treasurer Jones, who was thanked for prompt payment of the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. D. Jones
Mra
D. LL Phillips
South Hyde Park Avenue
Fifth Ward
West Side
Olways
Phillips
Jones
Quiet City Wedding for Keller and Decker
Clinton F Keller of MIMin avenue and Miss Caroline Decker of Lafay ette street were quietly married at 1 pm yesterday at the Simpson Methodist Episcopal church parsonage on North Hyde Park avenue by Rev J G Sweet. They left for Buffalo and Niagara Palle after the ceremony and will reside on MIMin avenue upon their return. The couple are well known and have a heap of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton F. Keller
Mimin Avenue
Caroline Decker
Lafayette Street
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Hyde Park Avenue
J. G. Sweet
Buffalo
Niagara Palle
Ploth
Local Couples Wed At Congregational Church And Home
Tyron Evans and Anna Davis marry at noon at Mymouth Congregational church. Albert Carson and Mimengabeth Stetter wed at 5 00 orlock at the home of bridegroom elect Mr and Mrs Jaco Snyder. They celebrate their welding anniversary this afternoon and evening with many invitations issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyron Evans
North Bromley Avenue
Anna Davis
Twelfth Street
Mymouth Congregational Church
Albert Carson
Washburn Street
Mimengabeth Stetter
Hyde Park Avenue
Orlock
Jaco Snyder
Wash
Local deaths and society notices mark community events
The town records multiple obituaries and funeral plans including Patrick McNulty six years old and James eight months old with interment at Cathedral Cemetery. A coroner will hold an inquest into a child found dead at the police station while other notices mention union meetings and a Royal Arcanu excursion to Lake Lodore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devil Harris
Harry Sutton
Reading
State Council
Patrick's Parochial
Jaime
James
James Guhnugun
Chestnut Street
Cathedral
Intted Mine Workers of American
Royal Arcanum
Lake Lodore
Wekawanna Council
Patrick
Patrick McNulty
Grant Avenue
Cathedral Cemetery
David Bowen
Eynon Street
Bellevue
Roberts
Choice Ladies' Shirt Waists at One Dollar
No 1 ladies high grade shirt waists offered in designs and colors all fast warranted. The best waist in the city for one dollar. White waists with tucked backs and fronts in various styles. Choice goods not less than one dollar twenty five cents elsewhere.
Letter to Mrs Pinkham Brings Health to Archambo
A testimonial letter from Salina Archambo of Charlemont Massachusetts describes relief from fatigue dizziness backache indigestion womb pains and leucorrhea after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Lozenges Liver Pills Sanative Wah and other preparations. The note credits the treatment with restoring health and energy and invites women to write for free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeram
Dean
Pintham
Lydia
Pinkham
Salina Archamaho
Charlemont
Masa
Local Lodge Activities and Court Term Noted
Jurors expected for court session in coming weeks as Camp 22% Patriotic Order of Americans named officers. Charles Evang, Telle vue mine driver, suffered a torn right foot from a roof fall Monday. Globe lodge No Sok Independent Order of 644 Fellows observed in Hart Girl hall with a musical program. The Young People's Society of Plymouth Congregational held a well attended meeting. John W. Thomas elected district deputy of Ripple division Sons of Temperance. Tabernacle Congregational church youth plan a rose focus in Sunday school rooms tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNichols
Patriotic Order of Americans
Charles Evang
Tellevue
Globe Lodge
Hart Girl Hall
Young People’s Society
Plymouth Congregational Charteh
John W. Thomas
Fifteenth Street
Ripple
Sons of Temperance
Tabernacle Congregational Church
National convention travelers and local visits noted
Bert Messenger visits in Binghamton while Dr Beech attends a local excursion. Hon John Fellows and T Jefferson Reynolds leave for Philadelphia to attend the Republican national convention. Thomas Davies spends days in Philadelphia. William Johns attends the convention with Henry Furman visiting a sister in nearby town. Constables Jones and Davis fish at Lily Lake with George Jones. George W Jenkins leaves to attend the convention. Patrolman Hart on his vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Beech
South Malin Avenue
Binghamton
John H. Fellows
North Scranton News Briefs and Local Notices
Edward Finnegan, a Leggetts Creek mine driver, fractured his leg as his foot slipped and he was run over while cars passed. he was found unconscious and later taken home. Residents and visitors include Mrs. Isaac Jones sailing to Wales, Rev. William Holgar attending graduation, and various local trips and social events. The Providence Presbyterian Church outlines June themes and an excursion to Lake Lodory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Finnegan
Legcett's Creek
Isaac Jones
Hill Street
New York
Wales
Perry
Hudson
James McNish
Willie
Williamsport
Keystone Literary and Dramatic Club
William Holgar
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Owego
N.Y
Arthur
William
George Archbald
Frank W. Davis
St Chair
Gordon Hindex
Mulley’s
Joseph Evans
Katie Flynn
James Jordan
Kathryn Jordan
Lake Winola
Mra
Saunders
North End
Bessie Maybe
Dalton
Randolph Crippen
George Noon
Charles Street
Seth Smith
Alderman Myers
John T. Evans
Joshua Johns
William Cousin
Peckville
G. W. Davis
la Grange
Bertha Sandere
Blanch Hallstead
Binghamton
Providence Presbyterian Church
W. H. Sadler
T. 8. Morgan
Stranger steals horse while spectator is left at Arlington hotel
In South Scranton a man in a light tunning carriage tied to an electric pole at Fig street and Cedar avenue. After two men unhitched the horse and rode away, the stranger searched the area for his team without success. He asked neighbor John McHugh about the missing carriage and horse and remained unseen after dusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Hotel
Fig Street
Cedar Avenue
John McHugh
Campaign serenade for Recorder candidate at Putation Avenue
Republican candidate for Recorder of Devde Emil Bonn was serenaded by the Lawrence band at his residence on Putation Avenue. C. Oft's new march The Campaign Medley was dedicated to Mr Bonn and impressed attendees. Afterward an informal reception was held in Athletic Hall where Bonn praised the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Hotel
St. Emil Bonn
Recorder of Deeds
Lawrence
Eleventh Ward
Devde
Emil Bonn
Putation Avenue
WY. C. Oft
Alr
Bonn
Vrell “Bonombin GH
Moses Ciipaign Medley
Hirrisburg
Scranton
Pleventh ward praised for better streets work in South Scranton
Councilman Phillips is credited as streets in Pleventh ward are in better condition than other districts. Men grade Mil Street and Remington avenue, fill ruts and gutters, remove sand from gutters and smooth surfaces. The Loyalty club prepares for tableaux and musicale tonight at South Scranton Young Women's Christian Association rooms. The Evangelical Lutheran Church youth group hosts strawberry and ice cream social tonight with a literary musical program. Ten cents admission. Funeral for William Donnelly of 625 Moosic Street is Thursday at 2 PM from St. Peter's Cathedral. burial in Cathedral Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleventh
South Scranton
Phillips
Mil Street
Remington Avenue
Loyalty Club
Young Women's Christian Association
Young People's Society
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Cedar Avenue
William Donnelly
Moosic Street
St. Peter’s Cathedral
Local Residents in Transit to Hospitals and Visits
Mrs John Tang of Pittston avenue is taken to Moses Taylor hospital for cancer operation. John Gutheing of New York is wrestling William Gutheing, the Cedar avenue hunter. Miss Elizabeth Carlyon of Willow street spent yesterday in Binghamton. Mrs Stanisy Kronoski of Pittston avenue left for a week visiting relatives at Mt Carrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tang
Pittston Avenue
Moses Taylor Hospital
John Gutheing
New York
Willian Gutheing
Cedar Avenue
Hunteri
Elizabeth Carlyon
Willow Street
Binghamton
Stanisy Kronoski
Mt Carrel
Address orders for J T Flarkey in Cedar Avenue
Notes direct to J T Flarkey at 1914 Cedar Ave with telephone number 6683 directing address orders in the South Side central city and central Hyde Park area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
J. T. Flarkey
Cedar Ave
Green Ridge Social Notes Among Ann Arbor Visitors
George G. Lindsay returns home for summer vacation from the Ann Arbor Medical college. Mrs. Nellie Carr of Prompton visits Mrs. M. C. Carr. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hessler and daughter host guests on Green Ridge street at the Damside near Moosic. T. J. Snowden travels to Wilkes-Barre on business. Charles Rea Jones, Monsey avenue, recovers from tonsillitis. 4. H. McGuigan of Boles Wheel Factory injures leg stepping from hot liquid and is treated at home by Dr. J. L. Rea. Miss Jennsson of Chicago visits Miss Ann Wells. A. Lindsay of Milwaukee visits college friend Donald Hull. Miss Dorothy Dimmick entertains Green Ridge Dancing Club with guests. Mabel Fordham hosts a dance with guests and attendees Includes Miss Jensie Callender Kittie Pratt Harriet Lindsay Nellie Pliss Louise Connolly and Messrs Edward Callander Harold Wells Walter Phillips and Floyd Fuller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Lindsay
Ann Arbor Medical College
Nellie Carr
Prompton
M. C. Carr
Dickson Avenue
G. W. Hessler
Green Ridge Street
Moosic
T. J. Snowden
Sunset Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
Charles Rea Jones
Monsey Avenue
Ils
H. McGuigan
Boles’ Wheel
Lackawanna Park
J. L. Rea
Jennsson
Chicago
Mira Ann& Wells
Washington Avenue
A. Lindsay
Milwaukee
Donald Hull
Sanderton Avenue
Dorothy Dimmick
Green Ridge
Mabel Fordham
Capouse Avenue
Misa Ash
New York City
Jensie Callender
Kittie Pratt
Harriet Lindsay
Nellie Pliss
Louise Connolly
Messrs
Edward Callander
Harold Wells
Walter Phillips
Floyd Fuller
Grain-O offered as healthy coffee substitute
An advertisement promotes Grain-O as a pure, healthful food drink that imitates coffee in taste but lacks its downsides. It claims to aid digestion, calm nerves, and improve complexion, suitable for children and adults, and urges asking grocers for Grain-O.
Philadelphia's Greatest Stores Sell High Class Merchandise
Philadelphia stock highlights strictly high quality goods with no questionable items. Large purchases and in-house manufacturing allow best prices at the lowest rates. Guarantee promises satisfaction or full money refund or exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Seasonal Dress Goods Offered At Sale Prices
A department advertises a range of fabrics including MS inch English Mohair Brilliantine and 1 inch Silician Mohair at 60 cents per yard, 44 inch All wool Storm Serge 71 cents, 10 inch All wool Cheviot 75 cents, 12 inch French Camel hair Barege one dollar per yard. Samples of dress goods mailed free upon request with emphasis on mail orders.
Linings and fabrics offered for dress underlining
A newspaper advertisement lists various linings and fabrics for dress construction and underlining. Items include Nubian fast-black 80-inch lining at 25c yard, Oriental Silk 80-inch in full shades, Neva Lining 86-inch in colors at 18c, Sole Glacine fast-black lightweight percaline for mourning, Mercerized Lustral for Petticoats, Silk Setre 24-inch at 40c, Tuxedo Shrunk Duck for stiffening skirts at 18c per yard, Lining Lawns 40-inch at 10c, with sample requests by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihc
Outing Goods Stock Highlights Lawn Swings and Accessories
A local retailer lists a complete stock with lawn swings five dollars, croquet sets and hardwood mallets, various graded items from 1.24 to 10.00, tennis racquets 75 cents to 1.00, baseball suits 8.50 to 14.00, bicycles 15 to 40, and sundries for cricket golf tennis croquet at low prices.
Eyeglasses and Spectacles Sale Ad
An old advertisement offers free eye exams and lists steeply discounted eyeglasses and spectacles. It compares former low prices for neat patterns and various frame types, noting reductions on steel and solid gold frames with prices now ranging from 50 cents to 5.60 dollars.
Picture Framing Offer in Oak Frames and Mirrors
Artotypes in good oak frames 20x24 inches priced at $2.00 and $2.40 Etchings in gilt and black frames range from £1.00 to $3.50 Parlor mirrors with decorated frames priced up to $50.00 Specializes in picture framing with prompt service and reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artotypes
Women’s Neckwear and Belts Prices in Linen and Lace
A catalog of Women’s neckwear including linen collars priced at 12Mc each, pique stocks with ties at 50c, string ties 25c, Windsor and mull ties ranging from 24c to $1.25, fancy plaids lace bars and reverses for various garments, organdie and lawn revers for waists and jackets, lace collars in sailor and rever styles, chiffon jabots with or without stocks, fichus in cotton net and Point d’Esprit, pompadour collarettes, fancy mesh veilings by the yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Eton
Kid and Fabric Glove Specials Across All Ages
A department store advertises new gloves for men women and children. Highlights include Kid Gloves from 75 cents, Fleur-de-lis women's gloves at 1.50, fabric gloves at low prices, Kayser finger tipped silk gloves popular at 50 to 1.00 dollars.
Dependable Footwear Promises Quality and Low Prices
A local shoe shop touts durability and comfort of its well-made footwear. It guarantees every pair and lists low prices across men’s, women’s, children’s and youth styles including Oxfords and the S. C. Special.
Mrs Peck Hosts Rim Park Society Meeting at Strawbridge
Mrs W H Peck of Rosilava Green Ridge entertained the Woman s Home Missionary society of Rim Park church Monday afternoon from 9 to 6 o clock. Miss Van Clief of Dunmore gave a pleasing recitation before refreshments were served and the meeting adjourned. Mrs DeWitt of Brooklyn who had been visiting her sister Mrs John House of Capoose avenue has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Peck
Rosilava
Green Ridge
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Rim Park Church
van Clief
Dunmore
DeWitt
Brooklyn
N. Y
John House
Capoose Avenue
Obituary for Miss Sarah Wogan of North Scranton
Miss Sarah Wogan, a popular young woman of North Scranton, died at her sister’s home on Merry avenue after ten at night. She was known for Christian character and was widowed by the loss of friends. Survived by one sister Mrs Tobias Burke and three brothers Poo Hogan, Blooming of West Market street, William Hogan of Archbold and James Hogan of Butte City. Funeral arrangements not yet mailed. Patrick the sixteenth son of Mr and Mrs Patrick McNulty of Grant avenue died yesterday. The funeral was held tomorrow afternoon at 2.40 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Wogan
North Scranton
Tobias Burke
Merry Avenue
Monlay
Deecaend
Misa Mogan
Tmiung
Slater
Misa
Tollas Burke
Poo, Blosuin
West Market Street
William Hogan
Archbald
Patrick the Eixweareld
Patrick McNulty
Grant Avenue
Missus Hobbes
Genuine Gratitude and the Ensign Who Helped a Lawyer
Judge Edwin R. McKee recalls a fifteen year old case in Memphis involving a man named Ensign who claimed to have bought cattle from three men. After multiple trials and a key alibi challenge, Ensign provided crucial testimony that led to a favorable verdict. The tale ends with McKee noting Ensign’s later success and the judge’s belief in genuine gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Ingercoll
Edwin R. McKee
District of
Missouri
Macon
Shelton
Smith
Jones
Brown
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West
A. J. M'Donald
Nellie Delman
Alexander J. McDonald
Rebecca Avenue
Snyder Avenue
Bt. Tutrick’s Church
FP. E. Lavelle
Mise ‘Tesdle Keegan
Morgan A. Sweeney
Ladie
Mika Delman
McDonald
Atlantlely
Releson Avenue
Aldermania Cabes
Globe Warehouse
Bert Messenger
Musgrave’s Drueetore
Binghamton, N. Y
Emil Bonn Shurenaded
Pea Coal
West Store
Fron
the &J. Louie Globe
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