The People's Exchange Ad and Orphans Court Sale Notice
Classified notice for real estate sale and probate matters in Lackawanna County. Public auction announced for Madden estate in Carbondale with terms a single shovel down and balance on confirmation. administrator William Spaitisops. Attorney Charles H. Horton listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Madden
Carc Hondale City
Hackawanna County
Penney l- Vania
Wndereheney
Porkone
GT Piiteana
Hereta
William Spaitiseps
CT al, Carbonate
Pas
Charles H. Homtoan
Retate
Tames Marden
Carbondabenity
Tackawanna County
Lackawanna County
Tames Madden
Carbondale
Carbondile
Dahawien and
Haddon Canal
Lind
Mary Rover
Willie
Trier
Willeam Moteritsops
Charles H. Horton
Altarney
Street Opening Sparks Clash on Terrace Street
A crowd gathered on Terrace Street behind St. Rose church as City Engineer Kipp and Charles M. Hagan clashed during crownlog and ditching work. Spat over trespass claims ended with Hagan retreating while the engineer’s crew pressed on. Hagan alleges a stone struck him from the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrace Street
St. Rose Church
Kipp
Charles M. Hisan
Hagans
Elf
Eather
Ctv
Hagan
Sol
Pialy
Magan
Mr. Hagan
Visitor leaves with impression after visit to The Tribune
Dorrance Buckley Burdette of Newton Lake, nicknamed Dorie Burdick, visited The Tribune and complained about a misspelled name. He arrived with shotgun and dog Zip to confront the paper but departed peacefully, demanding his name be printed as Dorrance Buckley Burdette and that his paper be sent to Dundaft post office until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
Othe
Dorrance Buckley Burdette
Porrance
Zip
Dorie
Burdette Defends Panther Skin Tale From The Tribune
A man named Burdette questions the panther skin story featured in The Tribune about Roosevelt and the Rough Riders. He insists the skin is genuine black panther and says the state of Pennsylvania paid for it. Burdette pockets his gun and panther skin, gathers copies of The Tribune, and leaves declaring the tale all right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rough Riders
Tribune
Burdette
State of
Pennsylvania
Enm
Mr. Burdette
the Tribune
Zip
The
Commencement Exercises At St Rose Academy
The pupils of St Rose academy staged a crowded commencement program last night echoing Tuesday’s success. The salutatory by Am browse Battle drew praise as speakers blessed parents and teachers and reflected on leaving the school with gratitude and hopeful blessing for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Academy
Dor Parente
Peremba
Rose
Oll Academy
Cauthelie
Geil Lomentier
Mike Prientees
Aed
Owe
Sen
Companiella
Welcomie
Web Vie
A Boy's Experience: Willie Campbell Strays, Reunited
Willie Campbell, son of James Campbell of Terrace Street, wandered with a companion and ended up in South Canaan after a wagon ride. He was found by his father early Tuesday morning and returned home, bringing relief and happiness to the worried family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Campbell
James Campbell
Terrace Street
South Canaan
Campbell
Ned Pond
Young Campbell
Carbindale
Avelock
Bayley-Woodworth Nuptials At Binghamton
Mise Neethe Bayley and Fred Woodworth were married Monday at Rev Dr Floyd’s residence in Binghamton. Witnesses were Robert Bayley of Avoca and Mr and Mrs A W Bayley. The couple will tour and visit the Pan American Exposition. Mrs Woodworth is active in the Methodist church. he is a local business man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Neethe Bayley
Fred Woodworth
Binghamton
Dr Floyd
Wyoming
Methodist Church
A. W. Bayley
Ane Mere
Robert Bayley
Avoca
Woodworth
Carbondale
Whaly Tor
Homecoming of Franciscan Father From Monastery Visit
William Schimmel of the Franciscan monastery Washington arrived home Tuesday after a month long visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Schimmel on Falbrook street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schimmel
Washington, D
Frank Schimmel
Falbrook Street
Florence Mission Circle Meeting at Baptist Church
Florence Mission circle counts on Friday afternoon at 2 o clock in the Baptist church for a gathering. Officers will be elected during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Baptist Church
Oil Stove Fire Injures Mrs Norris and Daughter
An oil stove at John Norris’s home on Clarke Avenue near Belmont Street caused a fire alarm from Box 14. Mrs. Norris and her daughter Josale were burned, the carpet and a curtain burned, and Mrs. Norris’s husband was away in Port Jervis as the Mitchell Hose company arrived to extinguish the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Norris
Clarke Avenue
Belmont Street
Norris
Port Jervis
Mitchell Hose Company
Mischievous Lads Fire at Trains South of Carbondale
Detective Martin Crippen of the Delaware and Hudson reports trainmen were stoned by youths south of Carbondale as trains passed through. Constable Newry chased suspects John Martinell and Frank Metiuire, leading to warrants for arrest sworn by Alderman Jones and issued for Irvank Morella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Crippen
Delaware and Hudson Companys
Carbondale
Delaware
Hrakles
Neary
Swingle
Owas
Newry
John Martinell
Frank Metiuire
Crippen
Alderman Jones
Irvank Morella
Constille Newry
Scranton Endorsement for Local Readers
Mr. H. D. McGowan of 10 Swetland Street testifies Doan's Kidney Pills eased his backache and weak kidneys after work and poor exercise. He urges others to buy at Matthews Brothers' drug store. price 40 cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, N.Y. sells nationwide. Remember Dean's and avoid substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. McGowan
Swetland Street
Doan
Matthews Brothers’ Drug Store
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Dean's
Municipal water plant bonds bid details announced
Bids are invited to cover the cost of the proposed municipal water plant. Bonds will be in $1,000 denominations, 145 total, running twenty years. Series allotment includes 25 in the first up to 40, 30 in the third, and 40 in the final. Each bid must include a $500 certified check.
Fell Township School Board Plans Annual Inspection Tour
The Fell township school board on Tuesday organized an annual inspection tour. They outlined several improvements of varying importance to be implemented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fell Township
Sewing Bee At Mrs Dietrick's Home on Belmont Street
A sewing bee was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs Dietrick on Belmont street. The gathering featured several pleasant incidents and shared sewing activities among attendees.
Epworth league convention visits Dundaff duo
Miss May Pengelly and Miss Etta Feltz attended the Epworth league convention in Dundaff yesterday, marking a social and religious gathering in the township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Pengelly
Etta Feltz
Dundaff
Death of John Swingle of South Canaan
John Harmon Swingle, longtime resident of South Canaan, died Monday at age 86. Survived by five sons Stuart Frank Jacob David Thomas H., two daughters Caroline and Will Tellshaw, five grandchildren, and several relatives. Funeral services set for 1 PM at the home and 2 PM at the church, with burial in South Canaan cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan
John Harmon Swingle
South Canaan
Mr. Swingle
Wayne Counts
Tie
Fineere
Methodist Church
Stuart
Prank
Jacob
New Jersey
David
Thomas If
Park Street
Caroline Swingle
Willi Tellshaw
South Chowan
Viet Airs
Benjamin I Watkins
John Kase
Thomas Courtright
Evan Tucker
The Passing Throng in Local Briefs
Scranton visitors and residents noted in Carbondale yesterday include M. T. Barrett and son from Scranton, Miss Meehan of Wilkes-Barre, and Roy Hollenbeck of Copeland avenue in Jermyn. Joe Wilson of Wilkes-Barre called on friends while Mrs. R. J. Myers of Corning, New York visits. Walter Mills fished Newton lake, returning with a fine mess. Thomas Jolan of the Scranton Truth was in town briefly. Miss Winifred Higgins of the South Side, recent Nazareth convent attendee at Rochester, returns home for summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Barrett and Son
Scranton
Miss Meehan
Wilkes-Barre
Carbondale
Roy Hollenbeck
Copeland Avenue
Jermyn
Joe Wilson
R. 3. Myers
Corning
N. Y
Walter Mills
Newton Lake
Thomas Jolan
Scranton Truth
Lake Lodore
Winifred Higgins
South Side
Nazareth Convent
Rochester
sumiMier
Mitchell flag pole inspires Patriotism in Pioneer City
The Wayne Independent reports a sixty five foot flag pole secured for Andrew Mitchell Hose Company of Honesdale. It traveled through Honesdale en route to Carbondale to symbolize Fourth of July Patriotism and civic pride in the Pioneer City with the flag to rise toward the sun on Independence Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Independent
Andrew Mitchell Hose Company
Honesdale
Carbondale
Pioneer City
High School Alumni Banquet Plans Progress at Meeting
A committee appointed at the last meeting of the High School alumnae held at the high school discussed and outlined plans for what promises to be the most successful banquet in the society’s history. Another committee meeting will be held Thursday night in the central building to perfect the plans and a full attendance is desired.
City Clerk Publishes Bond Advertisement Notice
The city clerk has placed the advertisement for bids on the bonds. The notice outlines the sale terms and timing, with bidders urged to review official documents and comply with required procedures.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD COMMUNITY GATHERS FOR BIRTHDAY
James P. Sampson of Second street marked his sixty sixth birthday with a lawn gathering of church class members and relatives. Guests enjoyed photos, lunch, and hymns sung by the Methodist Episcopal church choir. Local officials recall his faithful service in secret organizations. Andrew Giblin was hospitalized after a fall into Rush Brook. The Twentieth Century Sewing circle met at Mrs. M J Shields home. Sidney and John Waters visited Kingston, N Y. Thomas Mellow joined Hendricks Manufacturing in Carbondale. Prof. Beaumont from Scranton conducted town business yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Sampson
Second Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sampson
Oehurch
Social Fe
Dr. Fuller
Mr. Sampson
Andrew Giblin
Rushbrook Creek
Carbondale Emergency Hospital
M. J. Shields
Matin Street
Sidney
John Waters
Fourth Street
Kingston
N. Y
Thomas Mellow
Hendricks Manufacturing Company
Carbondale
Prof. Beaumont
Scranton
Henry Moream
Edwin Mellow
Samuel Saupeson
George Bensing
St. George Hotel
Jermyn
Mayfield
St. Rose Academy
Mary Rowland
Local Notes On Graduates and Town News
Jermyn, Nellie Dempsey and Julia A Donnelly of Mayfield were among the graduates. Alfred Mountford, the barber on Main Street, has moved to the West Side in Scranton to start a new shop. The First Baptist church plans a Fourth of July festival with ice cream and other seasonal treats. Mana Speicher of Parsons is visiting relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermyn
Nellie Dempsey
Julia A. Donnelly
Mayfield
Alfred Mountford
Main Street
Scranton
St Patrick's academy commencement at Father Mathew
The annual exercises at St Patrick's academy are held this evening in the Father Mathew opera house. A program includes orchestra selections songs drills and drama titled Jone. Tickets available at Watkins' drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Academy
Father Mathew Opera House
Watkins’ Drug Store
M. B. Hull
Clara Hull
New York
Europe
Helen Kennedy
Green Ridge
Lackawanna Lodge
Knights of Pythias
John Pettigrew
Daniel Tuttle
John Steed
Edward Jones
A.D. Haines
Zerfoss
James Nichols
William Leek
J. Brooks
Louis Zakon
J. R. Seymour
Thomas J. Williams
Joseph McCann
Hill Street
No. 2
Calllery
Mahon's Square
Baseball Park
Marriages and events mix in Taylors town column
In Grove street news Hannah Nye wed Freeman Ferris with Rev. John Thomas officiating. The couple set off on a wedding tour to Pan American, Niagara Falls and Cleveland. Also Elizabeth Jones and George Evans united at Jackson Street Baptist church parsonage Hyde Park. A brewery wagon accident injured Thomas Gibbons. St. Joseph Minooka saw James Timlin wed Mary Loughney with celebration and dinner. Willam J. Hoskins and Beatrice Metz marry in West Scranton German Lutheran church. A Euchre party at Immaculate Conception raised funds. Funeral of Mrs. John Hardege from Washington street with Calvary Baptist service. Pride of Lackawanna lodge to attend. Mrs. Harry Powell visited sister in Pittston. Mrs. James Hennigan returns from New York trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nye
Grove Street
Hannah Nye
Freeman Ferris
Peckville
John Thomas
Williams
Elizabeth Jones
North Taylor
George Evans
Main Street
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Hyde Park
Thomas de Grouchy
Rosetta Francis
Charles Curtis
Thomas
John Gibbons
Oak Street
Wigan
Hughes Brewing Company
Pittston
St. Joseph's Church
Minooka
James F. Timlin
Mary J. Loughney
F. Beatrice Metz
West Scranton
Boston
Immaculate Church of Conception
Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
John Hardege
Washington Street
Calvary Baptist Church
H, HH
Harris
Forest Home Cemetery
Pride of Lackawanna Lodge
American Protestant Association
John Hodge
Harry Powell
John B. Daniels
James Hennigan
New York
Johnst on Smith nuptials guests listed unexpectedly
Glenburn notes guests at the Johnston Smith wedding were not in Tuesday’s Tribune list. Abington attendees included Smiths Downs Newtons Burdicks Millers Carpenters Stevensons Parkers Leightons Northups Colvins Mead ons Hatons Phelps Stones Edwards Bedford Kennedy. From Pittson Mrs Ly man Drake Miss Drake Miss Dorr. From Wilkes Bar re Mrs Henry W Palmer Mig Katherine Searle McCartney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston-Smith
Tribune
Abington
Smiths
Downs
Newtons
Burdicks
Millers
Carpenters
Stevensons
Parkers
Leightons
Northups
Colvins
Meadons
Hatons
Phelps
Stones
Edwards
Bedfords
Kennedys
Pittson
Lyman Drake
Miss Drake
Dorr
Celery Nerve Compound Promises Quick Sleep Aid
Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound is a celery extract with additional medical ingredients claimed to calm nerves and induce sleep. Marketed by Matthews Bros, it is advertised as a rare virtue nerve medicine with prompt soothing curative effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lichty
Matthews
Peruna Tonic Promises Cure for Catarrhal Dyspepsia
An advertisement extols Peruna the Great Tonic as invaluable for women suffering dyspepsia and catarrhal ailments common in summer. It claims the remedy offers relief and advises ladies to seek its use for their health concerns.
Peruna Endorsements From Readers and Doctor Hartman
Miss Kathleen Graham of Washington writes that one bottle of Peruna cured her dyspepsia and she recommends the remedy. Florence Allan of Chicago praises Peruna as a tonic that rejuvenates the system and relieves fatigue. Dr. S. B. Hartman of Columbus announces he will take cases of female catarrh during summer with free advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Graham
Florida Ave
Florence Allan
Walton Place
Chicago
B. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Peckville Social News Highlights and Local Updates
Squire 8 W Arnold and companions fished near Pleasant Mount returning with full baskets and twelve inch speckled trout. Dr and Mrs J B Grover spend a week at Buffalo for Pan American exposition. Wilton Fire Company to hold another clan dukes event on Saturday July 27. William Frear and wife left for Worcester Brook to visit relatives. C D Weller reports being unwell at Main street home. Firecracker carrying children seen on streets as road machine cleans Main street. Elmer Fremont Perris and Hannah A Nye wed at Taylor home, Rev W S Thorns officiating. couple to Pan American tour. Mr Cricks, Peckville booster, and Mrs Ferris, longtime assistant postmistress at Peckville, praised by friends. Frank Callender and mother returned from Worcester No Yo after visiting Mev and Mrs W J Guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire
W. Arnold
Messrs
N. H. Johnson
Joseph Ki. Bell
Pleasant Mount
J. BR. Grover
Buffalo
Wilton Fire Company
William Frear
Worcester
Brook
C.D. Weller
Main Street
Taylor
Elmer Fremont Perris
Hannah A. Nye
W S. Thorns
Lricks
Peckville
Ferris
Deckville
Frank Callender
Julion Callender
No Yo
Mev
W. J. Guest
Remains of Mrs. Stanley Willett Brought Home for Montrose Funeral
The remains of Mrs. Stanley T. Willett arrived by special train in Montrose from Binghamton and were taken to the Lusk home for funeral rites attended by a large crowd. Clergy Rev J A Wauriner led services with hymns and a reading from Corinthians as family and local dignitaries accompanied the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
Stanley
T. Willett
Binghwailon
Binghamton
Stanley T. Willett
Brock Willett
Evelyn Willett
Delaware and Jdurson
Lackawanna
OF. A. Gilbert
First National Bank of Montrose
Jerome de Witt
Hoan
N. Mitchell
Fred Mitchell
W. B. Carpenter
Charles Keeler
Lusk
Lake Avenue
J. A. Wuarriner
Prairies
Jette
Mia
Lena Warner-Diunie
Elizabeth Post
van Goushbeck
Munger
Herbert Brewster
Paradise
Faust
A. L. Benton
First Presbyterian
Local Funeral Procession Follows Beloved Young Woman
A large funeral cortege accompanied the burial of a young woman, with mourners including Mrs Manny Tyler and several Misses. The service featured Episcopal rites, flowers, and prayers. Remains from Wilkes-Barre were brought by train, then interred at the cemetery amid a peaceful summer sunset. Meanwhile local clergy and residents attended various church and community notices, including a marriage at Maple Grove farm in Montrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willett
Manny Tyler
Misses Kittle Shafer
Anna Terrell
Annie Tirewster
Janet Metiushind
Ghrave Cay
Warrrhaes
Davis Dime Ack Searle
Tron
Wilkes- Barre
Nearrow
Episcopal Church
Eal Warriner
Cheorge Bedell
Dora Sebring
Thush
A. Berk
W. OP. Bainey
Towanda
Frew. J. BR. Walters
Aton Church
Walters
Isaac Penoypacker
Haddonfield
Harford Notes on Local Happenings and Notables
Special to the Stranton Tribone Harford June 26 Frank Pierson of Stranton made a business trip to this place on Wyldiun chase Miss Jalu Matthews daughter of Superintendent James Matthews of the Soldiers' Orphan school received the gold medal from Mana field Normal school for the loss of Dr Miss Hettie Caswell of Brooklyn visiting relatives here Rev Dr Rodes general secretary of the Sunday school normal delivered a sermon at the Methodist Church on Sunday June 23 K E Jones Rev J P Mannell Ger trude Stearns and Lillian Tingley attend the Sunday school normal at Heartlake Mrs J P Mannell and mother started today for Missachusetts their former home Bauer's band of Scranton and many Soldiers Orphans school friends were entertained yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Manwell
Gertrude Stearns
Lillian Tingley
Heartlake
J. P Mannell
Missachusetts
Bauer
Scranton
Soldiers Orphans’ School
Yeaterday
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Carbondale Department
the People's Exchange
Ras Ara
AL Walters
Churel Street
Salem Avenue
Charles M. Hagan
Kupp
Dorie” Burdick
Allen
W. C. Abbott
Chicago Clinle
Addias Allen & Olmated
South
Delaware and Hudson
Constable Neary
Ration
John Swingle
Jermyn and Mayfield
Olyphant
Glenburn
Kathaleen Graham
Scranton Tribune
Wall Street
Bug
C. E. Markew
C. Thodson
Brooklyn Edison
Ches
Terre Haute
Wy, Co
Seoule
Ind
Moxican Central Rganda
Missouri Pacific
Minn
Mob
Montgomery
Rio Cirrando
St. L. Tron
Mt. & So
Spencer Trask & Co
Pine Street
State Street
Albony
Harford
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