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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1897

Page

10

High Grade Clothing Sale Opens Saturday in Scranton

F P Christian's stock of men's fine ready made clothing is bought by a Scranton store. Delany will manage the department while the sale prepares to open. The store closes all day Friday with doors locked to the public and promises deep discounts on suits overcoats pants and vests ahead of the Fourth of July rush.

F. P. Christian Mr. Delany Mr. Christian Christian Scranton

Stock Sale Promises Record Prices Ahead of Tribune

The sales staff are sorting stock into grades and prices for marking. A detailed price list and goods description will appear in Friday night’s Tribune and Saturday morning’s edition. Watch for it.

Tribune

June Weddings In Lackawanna City Celebrate Several Couples

A local page recounts June weddings in Lackawanna County. M iss Meredith Vannan wed Homer Grinnell Baker at the Vannan home with robust ceremony and reception. Mary Walker and John Barbour married at St Rose church in Mayfield Yard. Martha Battle and Patrick Battle wed at St Rose church with reception. Mary Watkins and Richard Muir wed at Baptist Parsonage with welcomed congratulations. Ellen Palmonutain and Charles Cyphers joined in a Second Presbyterian ceremony with attendants and reception.

St. Roscoe Mary Walker Jett Walker Mayfield Yard John Barbour West Ida A. Néalon Mina Croily Scranton T. E. Jepson Mary Watkins W. W. Wathing Richard Muir

Council Minutes Reflect Paving and Land Acquisition

The select council met in special session to pass ordinances for paving Sixth Avenue and Park Place and to authorize land acquisition along the river banks above Sixth Avenue. A resolution approved Hon. J. F. Reynolds’ stance on municipal water bills. Repairs needed for the river area were noted.

Sixth Avenue Park Place J. F. Reynolds

Immediate authorization for Columbia and Mitchell Hose houses

The report notes that the Columbia and Mitchell Hose companies along with the police headquarters were authorized to proceed immediately with their respective tasks.

Columbia, and Mitchell Hose

Mayfield Baseball Club Defeats Railroad Team

The Mayfield base ball club defeated the Railroad team on Wednesday afternoon at Alumni park by a score of MM to MM. On Saturday afternoon the Orioles of Simpson will play the Mayfield team. A meeting was held last evening at Simpson to organize a base ball team. It will be one of the best.

Mayfield Railroad Alumni Park Orioles Simpson Clarence BE. Spencer Carbondale Chapman Lake Mister Gertie Davia Minnie Reynolds Jessie Winters Edith Davis Dora Tennis Emma Moon Meera Joseph Tennis Frank Gendall Wiliam Reynolds Frank Winters Charles Hoyt Clarence Blaakeslee Bruce Knapp Methodist Clifford Ladies' Aid Society Methodist Church H. D. Swick M. A. Farrell

Local residents and visitors plan trips and visits this week

Mrs. G. W. Reynolds and Miss Hat tie Pancoe depart for Ocean Grove. Miss Anna Shuech of Lordyville visits brother George Keene in Scranton. Several families entertain or visit relatives in Lincoln avenue and nearby towns. Traveling readers include Mrs. Ellen Gerrity in Sea Katey and Bryan Mulraney heading to Kansas for business.

G. W. Reynolds Hattie Pancoe Oceangrove Anna Shuech Lordyville N. Y George Keene Lincoln Avenue T. HR. Staley May Fittston F. Bb. Reed C. V. Betabrook Binghamton Kiernan Banks St. Mary's College Baltimore Miss Desmond Edith Ruth Bailey Scranton E. M. Spencer Ypsilanti, Mich Clarence Spencer D. A. Robinson Hotel Americin Maude Drake Elmira C. M. Lesher Perry County May Boyle New Milford Alexander F. Gills Park Place Thomas Shaw South Main Street John Shaw Manitoba Hunt John Merritt Terrace Street Justus W. J. Evans Belmont Street Laramie Wyoming Ellen Gerrity Mary Brooklyn Street Sea Gle Kearney Leona Bennett Factoryville Bryan Mulraney Gordon Avenue Kansas Mesara Baseett and Okell Wilbur Hose Company Oneonta Harry Retten John Street Martin Gordon New York City Marie McGowan Lizzie Patrick Brennan Ireland

Miss Magogle York Weds Thomas Llewelyn At Home

Miss Magogle York and Thomas Llewelyn were married at their Hickory street home last Wednesday evening. Rev. 8 C Simpkins officiated at 7 30 with Annie Hunter of Winton as wedding match and Miss Jennie Williams as bridesmaid. The ceremony occurred under a floral arch and guests enjoyed a formal dining repast.

Soo Thomas B. Vannan Arch Street Bel Meredith Vannan Marto Homer Grinnell Baker Philadelphia Ashe, N Mrahn Maxwell Oneida N. J Morris Bennett Magogle York Joseph York Thomas Llewelyn Hickory Street Jennie Williams Luzerne Borough Alfred Williams Liewelyn Mr. Liewelyn

Wedding of Liewalyns Opens Pleasant Tour of Cities

The couple wed, praised as of sterling abilities with many friends, receiving numerous useful and beautiful gifts. They left yesterday for Philadelphia and other points on a wedding tour visiting Rev. and Mrs. Simpkins and many local and out of town guests including the Chapmans Cowans Warne Seip Johns Richards and others.

Liewalyn Philadelphia Polnta C. Simpkins Henry Chapman James Cowans John Warne Alonzo Richards John Seip William Johns Rebecca Gayne Reba Impkine Edith Chapman Mesare Albert Chapman Bert Borgers Arthur Seip Willie York Peckville Mre Hunter Henry Rask Mise Guesie Heller Winton Jennie Willams Alfred Williams John Williams Jenkin Jones

Banquet Attendees and Local Notices From Scranton Event

Local page notes Odd Fellows banquet attendees H A Willman Thomas Soloman and W B Badger in Scranton Tuesday evening. Items include Mrs John Mason ill with asthma. Day of Peckville visiting son Arthur Day in Cemetery street. Theo Phillips bruised by a mule but not broken. Wedding in Sacred Heart Church Mary Coughlin and John McGowan. funeral for James Toman Jr at Methodist church. Children Day services at Congregational church. Rev John F Davies to preach Monday evening.

H. A. Willman Thomas Soloman Badger Odd Fellows Scranton John Mason Second Street Mr. Day Peckville Arthur Day Cemetery Street Theo. Phillips Patrick Mullally Penn Avenue Sacred Heart Church M. EB. Lynott Mary Coughlin John McGowan Mary Keefe Owen Ferguson Methodist Episcopal Church F. Gendall W. Surdival Brown Mr. Hall the Primitive Church Jermyn Miners’ and Laborers’ Benevolent Association Mesars John Prynn Thomas Prynn Thomas Mann Adam Snyder John Jenkins Robert Stephens Joseph Soby Andrew Hichards John Wilson Thomas Penrose James William Congregational Church God Jesus Zion's Juda Farer John F. Davies Gallia County Ohio

Local council officers named and a village wedding noted

Taylor Lackawanna Valley council No 81 elected officers for the term including John Francie George Perry and Samuel Gordon. A wedding for Miss Jennie Robbins and Mr John Griffiths was held in Parsons with Rev D M Jones officiating. Also noted are a flower garden tribute to W B Owens and upcoming Land of Tempe show posters and community illness and club news.

Lackawanna Valley Council Tast John Francie George Perry Gomner BE. Davis Rssistant Evan G. Watkins John von Berger Samuel Gordon Frederick Wallick Inside Sentinel Charles Perry Outside Sentinel David Davis William Price H. J. Daniels H. J. Daniels, Representativ Alternates; William J. Neigher and Evan G. Watkins Jennie Robbins John Griffiths Hyde Park Parsons D. M. Jones Parsons Welsh Baptist Church Misa Mary Robbins David Griffiths Mr. Griffiths W. B. Owens Mr. Owens Jas Blossors Owens Land of Tempe A. A Lake Ariel Thomas Nicholas Washington Street Lemuel Sheldon North Malin Street Mineraville

Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia Sold Here

The Mystic Cure promises rapid relief from rheumatism and neuralgia in one to two days with immediate disappearance of symptoms. The advertisement claims the remedy removes the cause of the disease and offers first dose benefits for 76 cents. Sold by Carl Lorens, druggist, 419 Lackawanna Ave, Scranton.

Carl Lorens Lackawanna Ive Scranton

Also Mentioned on This Page

Samter Bros Lackawanna County Shannon & Co Orth Main Street Harbour-Walker John O'Connell Muir Wathing W. A. Beecher Second Presbyterian Church Ellen Palmonutain Charlese W. Cyphers Annie Curnow C. F. Masters Select Council Mase Jermyn Castoria Taylor
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