June Theatre Promises Comforts for Shoppers
A June shopping feature urges preparedness for emergencies and pledges to provide comforts for patrons of the public manufacturing house, emphasizing attention to customer needs and service.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1894
Page
8
A June shopping feature urges preparedness for emergencies and pledges to provide comforts for patrons of the public manufacturing house, emphasizing attention to customer needs and service.
Shoppers are urged to select patterns suited to figure and comfort for hot days. The feature importations include French Novelty Dress Goods in two tone effects and stripes, all wool Twilla, Challies and Organdien, Lyons Checked Taffeta, Zephyr Crepes, Printed Silks, and a range of percales and lawn waists with exclusive designs offered at competitive prices.
Twelve Carbondale Bicycle club riders travel via Canaan and Hawley to Honesdale arriving about 1 pm. Registrants at the Allen House include Patterson Rolaon Carpenter Hubbarn Matey Abbott. Reichenbaker plans wall work near the Delaware and Hudson depot. Miss Louise Hardenbergh attends Scranton recital. Rev Berghaus says farewell before returning to Harrisburg. Meade L. Schenck returns from school. Mrs Stone and daughter Mian Stone from New York stay at Grace church rectory for summer. German Lutheran church picnic faces rector William Schmidt opposition over beer and dancing. sermon moved and trustee meeting scheduled July 8.
Local residents and visitors are listed under a Sunday social round up including Mattie Toma Peckville visiting cousin Adio Swingle Green Ridge. Hoyt Green Ridge visiting Ister family. John Sampaon Priceburg dropping by. Mr. and Mrs. William Hughes Plains visiting kin. Mrs. William Gilchrist Avoca with James Graham. John Lantz visiting his Beott mother. Mrs. J Megargel Eva Megargel Scranton visiting. Willard Wilmot Hirford with BT Harding. Mrs. Stephen Parry ill at daughter Mrs. James Tite home. John Juno Nanticoke spent Sunday with Thomas Swales. Gustave Bowman Bill Place praising garden. Hillsdale Michigan quoted. Dr Thorman Electric Oil praised for rheumatism.
The Baptist Christian Hadeaver Society in Carbondale chose officers and committees for six months including President Dr Lowry and Vice President Freeman Tallman. Other posts cover recording secretary, organist Lillian Jones, and multiple committees for prayer, Sunday school, missions, social events, music, and flower duties.
Jermyn news notes Mrs A W Cooper hosts Hyde Park. Nineteenth Century Club social at Windsor tomorrow evening with many invitations. Democratic convention for Fourth district meets today at 10:00 in Windsor hotel hall. Local comments on ice supply and Sunday storm damages at Henry Sanford house.
Olyphant reports a fatal early Saturday morning accident at Johnson colliery as a Hungarian laborer died from injuries after a fall and medical staff tried to save him. Visitors include P J Honan from Scranton and James Hilfennen from Newark. The Adonia club beat the Young Men’s Christian Association 11 to 4 in a recent match on town grounds.
A collection of visits and social happenings in Waverly includes Mina Cora Rolps at the Electric City, AO HL Faller from Lafayette collage visiting the W. Bills family, and Pettobons of Wilkes-Barre with Thorns Kennedy. Grace Balley departs for vacation, while Mrs. Charlea Chaltla travels in Kingland. Bertha Dold and Kate Panning return from Seraston, and Keystone Academy commencement draws several locals. The Women's Christian Temperance Union marks its seventh anniversary with events at Mrs Mahoney’s home.
Sunday visits report Archbold W. Ti Campbell of Olyphant at Nalle’s former home. One year old Patrick Dougher dies after brief illness from scarlet fever. funeral at St Thomas church conducted by Rev Dr Lucas. Maggie Cosgrove returns from Manefield State Normal for summer. services at St Thomas by Rev A McHard. Mrs William Kelly visits Pittaton. Funeral details include interment at Catholic cemetery and notable attendees Milroy Grilroy Munley Cardon.
A number of residents including Edith Smith, Janabella Allen, Misia Mainwaring, Olive Pearl, Mrs Elwell and daughter Frances, Maud Eilgell, and Willisty Mannera with Mrs Rob ine and Dinkin Greene gathered in Donmore and Scranton for social visits. A Sunday horseback ride ended with a runaway and injuries to Mr Manners and Miss Greene though others escaped serious harm.
A chaotic excerpt recalls Raby receiving Castors at setting, a boy named Costoria for Abeered, and a shift to Castoria as Migs directs. It notes a mother giving Caster to children, creating a tangled sequence of names and actions.
Mr and Aire Clark's Green residents and visitors from Dover Wilkes Barre and Scranton share news. Socials include a Baptist lawn gathering, Epworth League installation, and a strawberry ice cream social to aid the M E church.
The funeral for Elizabeth Griffiths wife of P P Griffiths of Parsonage Puest was held at 2 PM yesterday. Rev Eo HL Stewart of Water Street Baptist church conducted services and interment followed at Wittston cemetery. Pallbearers included John Edmond Evan Williams Joukto Thomas Jones and Phigoas Cubon of Mymouth.
Forest City items report Misa Stella Allen returning for summer vacation from Mansfield normal school and various visitors including Harry Jones of Scranton. County official T W Atkinson and Supreme Secretary Td Osgood call in town. Postmaster Cunningham and Lien Richolter purchase a “bile.” Factoryville student Joseph Lappens returns for vacation. School board names include W G Trim principal and several teachers. two more to be chosen. Attorney Lo Wedemin and Joseph Davis plan local ventures. Erie and Ontario lines run many trains. Montrose Baraved noted among surveyors.
The Tribune reports Maxy secured a win in Carbondale yesterday while the Tribune scribe was returning Friday from a week at Mansfield Normal School.
The Taylor lodge Loyal Knights of America nominated officers last week for installation at the next meeting. Names include outside tyler J C D Thomas inside tyler John K Thomas and others led by George Marsh and James R Howelle. The grand lodge meets in Scranton and an excursion to celebrate will follow.
Minooka items note Della Hallintiack visiting Greenwood and local residents such as Edward Sheridan and Frank Jounisige, with a funeral for William Dynon. An extended, antiquated sketch about St Pauls Cathedral lists its ecclesiastical officers and staff, imagining London church life in vivid detail.
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