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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1897

Page

12

Local notices from Carbondale and area

Lackawanna County Carbondale notices report orders for job work at Shannon & Co North Main Street, office hours 8 am to 10 pm. Names indicate residents James Decker Anna Huson Mrs Hunter Miss Stellan Hunter moved to Crystal Lake. W J Byrne of New York visiting the city. Mrs A Niles back from Bennington Vermont. Joseph J Marsh of Orange NJ visiting H T Jackson Wyoming Street. Mr and Mrs C C Walker of Arrarat Summit visiting relatives. Mrs J Rankin returned home after visiting Arrarat.

Ders James Decker Mise Anna Huson Hunter Mies Stellan Hunter Crystal Lake W. J. Bryne New York Thin City A. Niles Bennington Joseph J. Marsh Orange H. T. Jackson Wyoming Street C. C. Walker Aarat Summit

Pretty June Weddings Join Reese and Davis Alliance

The marriage of Miss Isabel Davis to William T. Seese was celebrated Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David P. Lewis on Park Street. Rev. William Surdival of Jermyn officiated, with a floral arch, sister Jennie Davis as bridesmaid, Richard Davis as best man, and Grace Williams as flower girl. A reception followed and many relatives attended.

William L. Reese Isabel Davis David P. Lewis Park Street Mina Isabel Davs William T. Seese Jennie Davis Richard Davis Grace Williams William Surdival Jermyn Messrs Mesdames Abraham Jacobe Albert Cogan Jones Williams Richard L. Davis David Lewis William J. Davis Mildred Davis Nellie Thomas Emmaline Matthews Katie Davis Hense Davis Jennie Jacobn Jennie Williams Mary Jacobs Jane Hughes

Telegram Social Delight At Salem Guild Event

A Trinity guild gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Purple in Salem featured musical selections by Mrs. Hannah Leonard Professor Hessler W. D. Leonard and William Helmes. Guests enjoyed attempting to fill a telegram blank with only initial letters. Mrs. Leonard correctly deciphered the sentence and won a silver paper cutter. Mrs. Berry nearly solved it. The event was noted as successful socially and financially.

Trinity Guild H. A. Purple Salem Aventue Hannah Leonard Professor Hessler W. D. Leonard William Helmes Leonard

Funeral of Ella McDonough at In & J Rose Church

The remains of Ella McDonough were followed to the grave by a large concourse of friends yesterday afternoon. The service at In & J Rose church was conducted by Rev. W A Nealon. Floral tributes came from friends and schoolmates. Flower bearers were Henry and Frank McKenna Patrick Hailkins Frank Feeney and Martin Farrell of Jermyn. The pallbearers were John Walsh Thomas Gordon Christopher Quinn Anthony Hughes William Gordon James Toolan James Judge and James Nealon of Olyphant.

Ella McDonough J. Rose Church W. A. Nealon Henry Frank McKenna Patrick Hailkins Frank Feeney Martin Farrell Jermyn John Walsh Thomas Gordon Christopher Quinn Anthony Hughes William Gordon James Toolan James Judge James Nealon Olyphant

Funeral of Edward Vannan Held at Parents Home

The funeral for Edward Vannan, killed on the gravity road, was largely attended at his parents’ home yesterday afternoon. Rev. Charles Lee led the service and a quartet performed two selections. Players included Professor A. F. Thomas Bert Dix W. D. Evans and Raymond Hockenberry. Many floral tributes, including roses and bouquets, were placed. Pallbearers were George Spanle H C Butler Samuel Vail Isaac Hollenback Dominic Barrett and Andrew Mitchel.

Edward Vannan Charles Lee Bert Dix W. D. Evans Raymond Hockenberry George Spanle H. C. Butler Samuel Vail Isaac Hollenback Dominic Barrett Andrew Mitchel

Honesdale High Schedules Field Day at Alumni Park

Alumni Park hosts a field day for Honesdale high school and other teams on Thursday July 1. Events include half mile bicycle race one mile race 440 yards run hammer throw shot put 100 yards dash running high jump running broad jump 220 yards cash and a one mile relay with prizes for winners.

Alumni Park Honesdale High School

Accident on Belmont Street Leaves Boy Fatally Injured

Young son of Mr. and Mrs. EB T Corby limped from rear of a wagon and rode into a cyclist on Belmont Street yesterday noon. The boy was badly injured while the rider of the wagon was thrown to the ground but escaped serious harm.

Belmont Street John Evans EB. T. Corby

Evangelist Addresses Youth at Presbyterian Church

Announcement stated Crittenton would speak Thursday evening at the Presbyterian church to a large gathering of young people. The evangelist urged the youths to commit to their Creator during their youth.

Crittenton

Open air concert on Union Street band stand crowds

Tonight the Taylor Silver Cornet Band performs an open air concert on the new Union Street band stand. Community events include council candidate John Coombe for Fourth Ward vacancy and a surprise birthday gathering for Arthur Morgans at his West Minooka home.

Taylor Silver Cornet Union Street John Coombe Arthur Morgans West Minooka Martha Griffiths Gertrude Thomas Lizzie Williams Marietta Jones Marcia Knapp Bertha Rose Lizazie Jenkins Katie Lucy Wintera Edith Jennie Howells Maud Gould Annie Williams Lizzie Davis Gertrude Williams Elvira Richards Katherine Richards Ray Allen Jessie Morgans William Price Thomas Perry James Reese Evan Jones Arthur Willie Morgans Thomas Bevan William Thomas William Griffiths Thomas Williams William H. Nicholas Louis Jenkins John Evans Albert Tose Frank Herwin Fred Moree Marry Thomas Herbert Guard Henry Powell Morgan March Gomer Jones M. C. Jude*e Willard Atherton Methodist Episcopal Church William Frisby John T. Jones Main Street William L. Jones Ann Jane Thos. L. Jones Thomas F. L. Jones Duryea Thomas Jones Jennie H. H. Harria John Owens William Owens Richards Annie Jones Annie Rose Della Sarah Fox Carrie Lovering Ida Jones Annie Lovering

JERMYN ROUNDUP Drowns Brian Donnelly Funeral and Local Notices

Brian Donnelly, drowned Tuesday, honored in Sacred Heart church with burial in Calvary cemetery. Survived by widow and six children Julia Maggie Mamie Nora Irene Liz vile. Legal suit by G H Yost against Wonnacott Peck for back wages 18.92. Miss Mac Farrell and Miss Moble Mayock visiting Miss Maggie Collins. The Men’s Guild hires Harry Gross for play The Ranch Kling to be staged July 11–20. John P McLaughlin to marry Miss Jennie Gerrity July 14 at St Rose. M J Green takes Globe hotel, Jeremiah Sullivan moves to Carbondale. Orioles of Simpson and Mayfield vs Alumni park. Cora Davis passes junior exam at Stroudsburg State Normal.

Brian Donnelly Sacred Heart Church Calvary Cemetery Donnelly Holy Name ‘Ety and Farmer's Alliance Austrial Union Julia Maggie Mamie Nora Irene Lizvile G. H. Yost A. J. Duffy Archbald Wonnacott & Peck John P. Mclaughlin Delaware and Hudson Canal Company Jennie V. Gerrity Pike Street Carbondale St. Rose Church M. J. Green Mayfield Globe Hotel Jeremiah Sullivan Orioles Simpson Alumni Park Cora Davis 8. D. Davie Stroudsburg State Normal School

P A O of A Sermon July 4 at Meth Episcopal Church

Rev F W Young will preach a sermon to the P O of A on Sunday July 4 at 11 p m in the Meth Episcopal church. Neighboring camps are invited to attend. Mr and Mrs William Bonne and daughter Maggie of Scranton visited at C Daily's Sunday inet. Frank Stanton began digging a cellar on Woodlawn park. Harvey Singer moved into the D Smith tenement. Dr Edward F Smith and Mr Myers of Ashley are visiting at D Smith's.

F. W. Young Episcopal Church William Bonne Maggie Scranton C. Daily Frank Stanton Woodlawn Park Harvey Singer D. Smith Edward F. Smith Mr. Myers of Ashley D, Smith's

FEMICURE LIVER PILLS Offer Female Health Aid

It is patent to all thinking people that ladies require an account of their peculiar organism and functions rem edies quite different from the sterner sex. While the FEMICURE LIVER PILLS act directly and pleasantly up on the Liver, Kidneys, Stomach and Howels, they at the same time won derfully regulate and strengthen the functions and organs peculiar to the sex. They relieve Constipation, Head ache, Dizsiness, Indigestion, Torpid Liver, Billiousness, Faintness, Irregularities, Backacha Bad Complexion, etc. A pill a dose. 25 cents, Sold by Carl Loreng, druggist, 418 Lackawanna ave., Scranton.

Carl Loreng Lackawanna Ave Scranton

Archbold School Board Raises Tax for Building and Education

At a Tuesday meeting Archbold school trustees set the tax at 22 mills to fund education and building. Thirteen mills for education and nine for building will support an addition to the Second ward building and a new story for the First ward school. Plans are pending with the architect. proposals will be sought once ready. Committees were named by President Price. St Thomas church to hold its annual picnic.

Price A. W. Probst M. J. Toplin Thomas Price J. F. McAndrew W. T. Cummings Henry Probst Third Ward T. J. O'Hare Katharyn Foote Mary Philbin Scranton St. Thomas’ Church

Local and Personal Notes From Town and County

Local residents are listed visiting relatives and friends across Niagara University area and nearby towns. Names include Lathrop, Sarah White, Ernest Bedell, Robert King, Mame Cool, Mrs William Kelly, Churchill, Miss Mattle, I Peek, Loftus, Jo Harnden, Bean family, Mrs James Thompson, Morgen, Hards, Jeffers, and several others.

Ernest Bedell Robert King Yuille Me McGowan Scranton Mame Coo Ollege Street William Kelly Cneerly Churchill Fikdale Belmont Street Montrose Mattle Branton W Histed Factoryville I. Peek Loftus

Recitals and social notes from Scranton area

Edward Ferguson returns from St Bonaventure College. St Patrick's academy pupils give a recital in Convent hall to a large audience. Harry E Jones home from Phillips Exeter. Mrs Hugh Rawhinds travels to England and Wales. Miss Mary Nealon visits from Scranton. Mrs Alfred Haines and Mrs David Vane spend two weeks at Herrick Center. Mrs George Scouthard visiting aunt Mrs D C Evane. Miss Mary O Boyle hosts Misses Mary Joyce Annie and Bea Crane. Miss Katie Kelly ill at home. Miss Anna Brown to assist in Scranton recital next Tuesday. Mrs William Leek returns from Clifford after two weeks.

Edward Ferguson St. Bonaventure’s College New York St. Patrick's Academy Convent Hall Harry E. Jones Phillips' Academy Exeter N. H Hugh Rawhinds England Wales Mary Nealon Scranton Anna Brown Jennie Boyle William Leek Clifford

Local Preacher to Deliver Sermon Next Sunday at Baptist Hall

Rev. Mr. Bauecel of Dalton will preach in the Baptist hall at 7 30 next Sunday evening. Mine Avis Cole of Beranton visits her aunt Mrs Elmer Gregory. The Willing Workers held a social in the Baptist hall on Wednesday evening.

Mr. Bauecel Dalton Mine Avis Cole Beranton Visibe Elmer Gregory

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lackawanna County Mr. Crittenton Taylor Marvel Mercereau & Connell’s Regina Music Boxes Wyoming Ave Third National Bank Capital WM. Connell Henry Belin, Jr William N. Peck Samter F. P. Christian Stein Block Co Rochester Alfred Benjamin & Co Christian Sumter Mr. Christian A. Benjamin & Co Russia Benjamin Lackawanna and Penn Avenue Ward Burke Niagara Universs Cy Lathrop Sarah White South Main Bingham Jo Harnden Great Bend Sele Bean James Thompson Morgen Aarat Lacka. Ave Waconmakers Lagkawanna Lumber CO Raila MILIL Cross Fork Potter Co Mina Potter County Coudersport Ar Jade Sermaton the Newark Newark Lackawanna Wyoming Aver Dickson Manufacturing Co Wes
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