Pleasant party and hunting gathering hosted at local homes
A Friday evening party at Court Street hosted by Miss Han Tes featured games and merriment. Guests included a long list of attendees with names and relations noted. A hunting party followed at 64 Tenn Avenue with many participants and later refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han Tes
Court Street
Mistes Toran Witerothy
Ahi Siegen
Plaza Siivrel
Fhieih Aine
Ie Sisco
Miiuie
Tite Tite Meares
Witte
Sultion
Will Thiidage
Morice Sewant
Charles Mines
Wronk “Tooning
Anthony Neary
Walter Millon
Tone
Sarah Trucker
Tenn Avenue
Wees
Vie Miset
Dionwad
Kathier Banwas
Sarde Cohen
Annie Lewis
Fannie Selymes
Finnie Hinkins
Bertha Binkletein
Willin Schwantz
Sita Moen del Miey Mune Sipling
Sara Rie
Vo Meee
Dole Aiman
Divina Ale Lewis
Lawin Cohen
Alpes Rinders
Macil Copeland
Sathwn Sealieder
Sai Thairi
Tatty Helaman
Jaws Reisman
Tents Heist Uilly Colon Wink
Thi Lonntein
Mier Cohen
FoOineon
Myer Silverstein
Vewics
Mav
Mira
Af Dosen
Reyak
Tewis
Wis
Silverstoine
Social Notes From Two Cities And Nearby Areas
A Carol?an and Philadelphia contingent attend the Buffalo exposition with Marshal and Teren Jones visiting. Attendees include Attorney 2 Re Bedient at the State Bar meeting in Hedford Syphtes. Several residents travel for summer duties and family visits to Glenburn Chad Butale and Chad Butale en Cheer way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedient
State Bar Association
Hedford
Mee
Mus A. Cunky
Torr Beng Vwranmwl
Glenburn
Sylveeter
Chad Butale
Faculty Changes At Local College In Latest Notices
The notice recalls staff changes including Miss Elizabeth Power to be married to Professor J H Williams and new appointments such as Miss Pack er Willie succeeding Miss Dune Squilwitle. Anna M Knupp resigns for postgraduate studies at Cornell while Mike Jouira assumes a position at the Woman's College Maryland. Fl M Johns joins as Assistant in Rogush branch. Other faculty remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Elizabeth Pwewer
Profesor
HW Williams
New York
Mise Packer
Willie
Shirt-Waist Brigade Parade at Post Office
Letter carriers wore new summer shirt waists in a rear post office parade Saturday. They were inspected by Postmaster M. H. Ripple and Deputy D. W. Powell, who praised their natty appearance. They also noted the new Kleon cigar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ripple
D. W. Powell
Sermon on Spiritual Knowledge by Dr Spieker at Holy Trinity
Rev Dr George Frederick Spieker of the Lutheran Theological Seminary preached at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. He urged spiritual knowledge over intellect, explained being born again, and spoke of the Trinity and Christ’s incarnation with emphasis on personal renewal and grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Frederick Spieker
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Mount Avy
Philadelphia
Holy Trinity Hilutheran Church
Spieker
St. John
Nan
de. Shelker
Earth
Chet
Flod
Israel
Connolly and Wallace to Close Saturday Afternoons in July and August
Connolly and Wallace owners of Scranton's Shopping Centre on Washington Avenue announce Saturday closings at noon during July and August. The change gives employees ten hours off each Saturday, as stores normally close at 10 PM. The policy reflects the firm’s aim for an up-to-date, employee-friendly work schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connolly & Wallace
Tvo
Washington Avenue
Conmelly & Wallice
Miss Spring Alive After River Jump Near Trenryville
New York woman Miss SFB Spring remains under care in Stroudsburg after a jump from a Lacka river bridge near Trenryville. Doctors question internal injuries pending recovery from opiate treatment. External injuries include facial lacerations and a broken thumb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. FB. Spring
New York
Trenryville
Stroudsburg
Man Arrested After Threats Against Wife
Frank Thorn of 1808 North Muir was arrested Saturday on charges of assault and battery and threatening his wife. Special Officer Cireenber and Alderman Idler posted bail for a hearing before Magistrate Millar this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thorn
North Muir
Mere
Horn
Dorm
Cireenber- Ror
Migistrate Millur
Revised Anthracite Mine Laws of Pennsylvania for 1901
Delayed mining legislation delays publish of a new legal code for miners. OB Miller plans a free distribution of twenty thousand copies through United Mine Workers and operators with local unions in Wilkes-Barre and valley cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiavtsbure
Pennsylvania
OB. Miller
Mebrinagy
Schoen
Itc
United Mine Workers
United Ming Workers
Miller
Wilkes-Barre
Low Fares to Detroit for National Education Association Meet
The Lehigh Valley Railroad offers reduced tickets for the National Educational Association meeting in Detroit. Tickets go on sale July 6 and 7. consult ticket agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Lehigh Valley Railroad
National Educational Association
Court Hears Plan to Partition Main Court Room for Acoustics
A county committee proposes dividing the main court room into two or three sections to improve acoustics and add lawyers offices. Plans include corner law offices and a knot for arbitrations connected to the main and superior courts. The project aims to ease dull acoustics that hinder jurors and witnesses and may begin this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coute Teo
Phi
Tra H. Burne
James II
Terrey
Everett Warren
Edwards
Ecourt Room No
Stevenson
Three more divorces granted in week total
Court issued three additional divorces on Saturday, reaching fourteen for the week. Ken Mellvin was granted divorce from Daniel McCunn for cruel and barbarous treatment. they wed in Wilkes-Barre June 2, 1907, by Rev. I. B. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Mellvin
Daniel McCunn
Wilkes-Barre
I. B. Smith
J. Pussimmons
Junes
Wickham
Lackawanna Avenue
Hr. S. Alwerth
Mario M. Kretginger
Dr Nuling
Moscow
Tle
Ism
Tog
Ascow
Taylor
Dunmore Sewer View Confirmed by Court
The revised report of viewers R A Zimmer hin We Brien and W A Jeffrey for the new Dunmore sewer system was confirmed by the court Saturday. It shows total cost of the trunk sewer from Scranton to Harper Street at 31 000 and 84 000 to Harper Street with 7 000 remainder, 16 088 71 of which is charged to abutting property holders. The sewer plan covers the trunk line with the assessment to other properties in the district and the voters eliminated by motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Zimmer Hin We Brien
W. A. Jeffrey
Dunmore
Driiker Street
Harper Street
Court Grants Appeals in Lackawanna Iron and Steel Tax Fight
Saturday court allowed the appeals of Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company from city and county assessments and set Monday August 12 at 9:00 a.m. for the hearing. The firm seeks to reduce county assessment from 041,600 to 81,000 and city assessment from 280,215 to 0,020.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Corbett Rejects Peck Petition in Estate Case
Commissioner John J. Corbett continued the Peck estate matter on Saturday and recommended denying Peck's petition to dismiss the committee in charge of the estate. The ruling preserves the current control of the estate by the appointed committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Corbett
John J. Peck
Corbett
Mr. Peck
Court adjourns for summer session after brief Saturday stand
After a short Saturday morning session the court adjourned for the summer and will reconvene on Monday August 12 for the usual midsummer day session.
Rocky Glen Water Company Suit Set for July Hearing
The Rocky Glen Water Company suit against the Scrattot and Northeastern Railroad is scheduled for a hearing on Monday, July 1, as the court adjourns until Monday. Pending equity cases remain to be addressed in chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Lone
J Chambers
Rocky Glen Water Company
Scrattot and Northeastern Railroad Company
Moir Resigns Taint Follows Ex Recorder Amid Church Split
Ex-recorder James Mole remains in public view as he resigns from Second Presbyterian Church. Trustees sought motives and learned he objects to a board committee that traveled to Harrishire seeking his removal from public office for alleged cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mole
Second Presbyterian Church
Board of
Harrishire
Catse
Park Visit Highlights Connell Park Improvements
A party of over fifty councilmen and city officials toured Connell Park guided by Director of Public Works John E Roche. They observed completed terraces flower beds and winding walks with ongoing work by county jail prisoners and city engineers. The group was hosted by Colonel EB Rip Te and John Gibbons and were served supper by St Irenes society with refreshments in the park grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connellpark
John E. Roche
Linden Street
EB. H. Rip Te
John Gibbons
Director Roche
Phillips
Pennsylvania
Ladies of St. Irene’s Society
Beautiful Grove
Recorder Connell
Howell
Salletter Watson
Roche
Rinstuad
Seamans and
Treberts
Thillips
Revorden
Richards
O. F. Roxbee
I. PP
Grimes
A. Jones
Saturday Half Holiday Notices For July And August
The following firms announce they will close their stores at noon on Saturdays during July and August Williams McAnulty Seren ton Carpet and Furniture J Scott Inglis Po McCrea Co Prothroe Co James Protheroe Jacobs Vassold Connally Wallace Megargee Bros Foote Fuller Foote Shear J P Redding Leon Other firms are expected to make similar announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams & McAnulty
Serenton Carpet and Furniture Company
J. Scott Inglis
Po McCrea & Co
Prothroe & Co
James Protheroe
Jacobs & Vassold
Connally & Wallace
Megargee Bros
Foote & Fuller Company
Foote & Shear Company
J. P. Redding- Leon
Forty-Second Arrives in San Francisco Under Lt Keck
A telegram to Colonel M. J. Keck reports the Forty second Infantry and Lieutenant Morris M. Keck arriving in San Francisco. The unit returns from the Philippines and is led by Lt Keck in command of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Keck
M. J. Keck
Pine Street
Morris M. Keck
Forty-second Infantry
Philippines
Scranton and Hyde Park names appear in closing day tally
A list of competitors led by Meyer Lewis and William Miles shows points totals for multiple entrants from Scranton Hyde Park Carbondale Elmhurst Montrose and Providence. The question asks how many of these will be in Table No 1 on the closing day based on the shown points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyer Lewis
Scranton
Henry Schwenker
South Scranton
William Miles
Hyde Park
Griffis Jumps From Fourteenth to Eleventh
Mr Griffis moves up eleven places in the contest with ten weeks remaining. The article reviews each contestant's progress last week and notes a beginner could still reach first place.
Griffis Advances in The Tribune Educational Contest
The Tribune standings show Arthur Griffis of Montrose moving from fourteenth to eleventh, while the leaders drop one notch. Garfield Anderson of Carbondale gains on Miles for third place, now six points behind. The week closes as the contest’s sixth week, three-eighths completed, with time remaining for others to catch up. A daily results table notes several contestants who made no returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Arthur C. Griffis
Montrose
Garfield Anderson
Carbondale
Sixth Place Contest Listed in Tribune Ad
An ad on page four of this morning's Tribune invites readers to apply for sixth place in the contest. Those interested may send to the office for a handsome illustrated booklet and description of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Prisoner William Lawlor Escapes From County Jail Work Detail
Prisoner William Lawlor also known as Fitzgerald escaped Saturday while eating at Connell park under guard. He bolted toward the northeast corner as a keeper watched. search failed to locate him after ten minutes. Linlor had been committed recently for six months on vagrancy and had served two months earlier for larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lawlor
Fitzgerald
Connell Park
Primnps
Lawlor
Phillips
Linlor
Mitelar
Tle
Pennsylvania Railroad Discounts to Detroit for National Educational Meet
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets from all lines to Detroit for the National Educational Association meeting July 8 to 12. Round trip fare with a $2 surcharge. sales July 6 7 and 8 with return by July 9 to July 14. Deposit tickets by July 12 and 50 cents to extend return to September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Educational Association
Detroit
Pennsylvania Trailroad Company
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Cupolman Bo
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Sam Wertheimer
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Pillaphia
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Marshal and
Teren Jones
Buffalo
Mise Wargaret Sandor
Kleon
the People’s Bank
Holy Trinity Church
Miss Spring
Frank Horn
Dunmore Sewer
Steel Company
Moir
Ener
August Brunner, Jr
Ray Buckingham
Elmhurst
Vida Pedrick
Clark's Summit
Frank Kemmerer
Factoryville
Norma Meredith
Wilhelmina Griffin
Providence
W. H. Harris
Hyde
Jennie Ward
Olyphant
Robert Campbell
Green Ridge
MR. Griffis
Wrek
Miss Griffin
Will. Harris
Emery
E. J. Sheridan
Miss Ward
Robert Cammpbell
Toes
Weel Thurs
Pel Sanatay M
Lewis Seeeeas
Seliwenker
Buckingham
Pedrick
F. Kenmerer
Meredith
Wallis
Casey
Lackawanna Ave
Clarke Bros
Sisson
King Miller
Reynolds
Brothers
Maloney Oil & Manufacturing Company
Meridian Street
Airt Goods Center
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