Neighbors News and Local Docket Updates
Dwellings of attorneys Lewis and Dersheimer are undergoing remodeling with radio plating by H Kasson & Son of Workerton. Wyoming County Veteran Association plans its annual reunion at Joppen Aug 28-30, with sale of privileges at Kennard's hotel on July 6. County treasurer prospects dim due to judicial investigations. Lafayette pitcher John D. Clark joins Tritons. Scranton and Forketown residents visit. A July August dog curfew applies to merchants. permanent certificates elimination at Wyoming County High School. Cassidy named assistant superintendent at G Penn Tanning in Coudersport.
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B. W. Lewis
C. O. Dersheimer
Kennard's
Jaly
A. T. Stark
Geneva
N. Y
New York City
Keeler
Wilkes- Parre
Henry Meacham
Miso May Meacham
Rochester
Wirt
Sullivan County
Commis
Sion
Tritons
John D. Clark
Lafayette College
Clark
Andover
State Coffee
Davis
Ben
Philadelphia
Nas Ween
Co. W. Biale
L. Hilkowteh
May
Mies
Martha Milhouser
Scranton
J. J. Burgers
Child
Forketown
Mira Clayn Dana
New York
New Tliven
Conn
Europe
England
France
Switzerland
Wyoming County
P. Marcy Cassidy
G. Penn Tanning Company
Coudersport
Page
Costello
Treat with physician for cures of sexual illnesses
An advertisement urges men to visit Dr Reever at 412 Spruce Street Scranton for a private consultation. It promises cures for impotence lost manhood gonorrhea syphilis blood pollution and other ailments claiming to restore vitality memory and general health with confidential daily hours.
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Reever
Spruce Sireet
Scranton
Kross Kountry Klub Members Plan Crystal Lake Camp
The Kross Kountry Klub group led by Kamp Krystal will depart Saturday morning for a week at Crystal Lake. Members named include George W. Gilles Ophie Tl Morgan Albert F Birkett JL Moore Crager C Riley Mullard Edward Roberts John Morgan and Mr and Mrs William DP Evane.
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Kross Kountry Klub
Compose
Kamp Krystal
Campefe
Crystal Lake
George W. Gilles
Ophie Tl. Morgan
Albert F. Birkett
JL Moore Crager
C. Riley Mullard
B. Edward Roberts
John Morgan
William DP Evane
Scranton
Stover-Evans
Mise Evans
Hayden Evans
Albert Opie
Professor Rogers
Wood
Carbondale Business College
Monroe Tyler
Flo Alien
Porert City
George J. Benton
Salem Avenue
RK. M. Shepherd
Burt & Packard
J. W. Dimork
Burt Dennett
W. C. Bennett
Sprite Street
Ysterday
John Martin
Ninevah
Albany
Local Social News and Upcoming Events at Clark's Summit
Mr and Mrs F W Young visit Salamianca. Miss Mina Mills wedding noted in Scranton. K O T M set to organize next Saturday, social invites extended. Ladies' Aid social at Mrs R Kimble's draws about 145. Clark's Summit Cornet Band plays. Mrs R Kimble and other ladies contribute vocal music. houvre decorated with towers. C C Conklin of Nebraska and Mrs E Contin of Scranton visiting. E L Tallman moving to Scranton. F M Stearns to open a millinery store. Tallman named deputy of Knights of the Maccabees as they plan a branch on Saturday night.
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F. W. Young
Salamianca
A. A. Davis
Mina Mills
Scranton
Ladies’ Aid Society
R. Kimble
Clark's Summit Cornet Band
Nebraska
Uniondale News Notes and Local Visits
Mise Lingle Hroat returns home after two weeks in Gelatte. workers enlarge and repair Shepherd Carpenter's barn. Dr. Grander of Forest City to move his family to Uniondale for a couple of months. Mise Flossie Smith back from Walton. Edith Burritt recovering from appendicitis. Doctors Batley and Grander attending. Mia. Thomas Evans and daughter Lizzie visiting Rev. D. D. Jenkins. Dr. Alice Burritt and Anna Burritt visiting Hon. Philo Burritt. Cynthia Spencer of Scranton visiting friends. Frank Lewis returns from Scranton. Rev. H. J. Crane attended funeral at Ararat. Children’s Day exercises at Lyon street well attended under Flora Giddings. Samuel B. Corton, Scranton stenographer, dies. uncle of Mrs. D. D. Jenkins.
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Mise Lingle Hroat
Gelatte
Dr. Grander
Forest City
Uniondale
Mise Flossie Smith
Walton
Edith Burritt
Dr. Batley
Carbondale
Mia
Thomas Evans
Lizzle
Wilkes-Barre
Evans
Rev
D. D. Jenkins
Alice Burritt
Anna Burritt
Washington, D. C
Philo Burritt
Cynthia Spencer
Scranton
Frank Lewis
Johnston
H. J. Crane
Ararat
Bloxsom
Lyon Street
Flora Giddings
Samuel B. Corton
Local Happenings Note At Old Methodist Church
Warren Fenner of Ashley visits his uncle J M King and cousin Grace Abe Vanhorn attends the gala from his long illness Contractors Singer and Dally are erecting a new hardware store for C Koon s F H Smith is on the sick list Hast
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Old Methodist Episcopal Church
Warren Fenner
Ashley
J. M. King
Grace
Abe Vanhorn
Singer & Dally
Local residents noted in Binghamton area society items
Mre H B E Robinson and children were in Binghamton on Tuesday. Several residents visited relatives in Candor and Oneonta. A marriage occurred at St Lawrence church Great Bend between John Maloney and Maggie Barber. Mrs Amelia McIntosh returned home from Hancock. Dr F A Handrick returned from Cleveland. Andrew Sawyer returned from Candor. Mrs Charles Nichols visiting her parents. Mrs William Hoover visiting in Candor with her sons. Dr A F Merrill remodeling his Front Street home. G A Bogart and John A Mears of Scranton were in town on business.
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H. BE
Robinson
Binghamton
W. Jd. Pike
Oneonta
Bird
New Presbyterian Church
Sawyer
William Hoover
William Street
Amelia McIntosh
Hancock
Father Fagan
John Maloney
Maggie Barber
F. A. Handrick
Cleveland
Andrew Sawyer
Caundor
N. Y
Charles Nichols
P. K. Carpenter
William Hoover and Sons
Candor
A. F. Merrill
Front Street
William Knowler
G. A. Bogart
John A. Mears
Scranton
Ella Gannon
Mia
Thomas Gannon
M. Mason
Misa Libble Green
John Davis
The
Baptist Church
Scranton Socials and Local News Briefs
Mrs. Thomas Hart and Mrs. D Savers visited Scranton on Wednesday. J J Place made a business trip to Scranton yesterday. W kh Courley of Oneonta called on BH OS DeGraw Wednesday. Dr M M DeGraw of Scranton called on her brother at this place yesterday. Mayfield and Jermyn Methodist church and Sunday school plan an excursion to Farview on Tuesday July 16. P FP Kilker is confined at home by sickness. Miss Margaret Mulholland attended the commencement exercises of St.
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Thomas Hart
D. Savers
Scranton
J. J. Place
W. Kh. Courley
Oneonta
OS. DeGraw
M. M. DeGraw
Methodist Church
Mayfield and
Jermyn
Farview
Kilker
Sicknees
Margaret Mulholland
Convent Rose Event Cited In Carbondale Report
In Carbondale last night the Rose convent is noted. J C G Turner Henry Hemmetright W E Davis and Charles P Hunter were in Clifford earlier this week. Harry Kennedy visited Carbondale Tuesday night.
Saint Patrick’s Faroching Academy Commencement
Despite bad weather a large audience attended the second annual commencement at Saint Patrick’s Faroching Academy. The program opened with an overture by Whokine Shaw’s orchestra and included drills marches vocal and instrumental pieces plus recitations and a drama titled Monsieur Le Cure. The event ends with a sacred chorus and will be produced again this evening.
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St.Patrick’'s Faroching Academy
Whokineshaw
Mary Merrimack
J. Kelley
Mite Mann Shaw
J. Brennin
Nellie Gallagher
Neliie Farrell
Anne Loftus
Monsieur le Cure
Fourth of July Plenue at Riverside Park by Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church plans a July Fourth plenary at Riverside Park with an orchestra and grand fireworks display. Also noted are visits by Miss Mlanch Trepatias and Pessle Hinds in Scranton, Mrs. Charles Snyder in Bendham, John Dymond taking a clerk position at Mooale cash store, and a Patriotic Order Sons of America special committee meeting at 7:90 p.m. Monday at Warner's art store.
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Aldavelety
Presbyterian Church
Miverside Park
Thomas Law
Archiald
Intown
Missee Mlanch ® Trepatias
Pessle Hinds
Scranton
Mra
Charles Snyder
Mainetrest
Bendham
John Dymond
Crark’s Summit
The
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Warner's Art Store
South Main Street
The Bedbug Tale of a Chicago Lobbyist
A Chicago Record piece recalls a lobbyist nicknamed Mack who used bribe money to sway a Republican state senator. The senator confessed fear of exposure, but Mack staged a bedbug scene and revealed a roll of large denomination bills, after which the senator aligned his vote with Mack’s interests.
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Wed
Syringield
Mack
State Senate
Doctor fails to help dying girl until absurd heaven bicycle quip saves
A Chicago Times-Herald tale describes a gravely ill girl named Mabel who sinks into helplessness until her father’s odd question about a bicycle ban in heaven prompts a spark of interest. The scene ends with the physician admitting no hope, then the daughter suddenly moves. Also a note on Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething babies, advertised at twenty five cents.
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Mabel
Dresamaker'a
Asia
Hood
Jussie Fremont
Saddle River
N. J
Industrial Upheaval and Expanding Coal Industry Report
The Lehigh Valley Coal Co increases output at No 2 South Bugarlout colliery to 200 cars daily. EK & G Brooke Iron workers gain 10 percent wage raise backdated to June 1. Jamesville machine shop turns out breaker machinery and pumps. Delaware Lackawanna and Western Coal builds a composite duplex pump for Halstead mines. Reading railroad and Coal and Iron profits rise notably in May with six month gains over prior year. Audenried No 4 colliery upgrades including new cages and switch to Sterling Barberton boiler tubes. Praddock Wire plans shutdown for major plant extensions. surge in orders ensures full-year operation. June outlook remains strong. Litin works advance with a new breaker and sinking shaft to 220 feet, powering enlarged operations with four new boilers and six cylinder ballers. Further, additional mine openings and shaft connections target increased coal output and expanded capacity.
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Jamesville
Halstead
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Coal Company
Reading Railroad
The
Coal and Iron Company
ISM
Lehigh and
Wilkes-Barre
Audenrlied
Latin Con Company
Litin
Atendily
Pittston Gassette
la Belog Bull
Phice
Ireon der
J.C. Tyrell
Kingston
WB. Culver
Scranton
Vulcan Tron
Wilkes-Harte Shone
Hubert Smallcomb
Ae Tventy Hore
WG. Thomas
West Mutton
Speedy Relief Offered for Bright's Disease at 312 Wyoming Ave
An advertisement touts a cure for Bright's disease at 312 Wyoming Avenue by Dr. P. B. Sloth and Star. It claims a patient, Henry E. Avery, recovered after three weeks of treatment, with urine albumen cleared and bloating vanish. Free consultation daily from 9 am to 6 pm.
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Bright
Wyoming Avenue
Henry EB. Avery
Providence Rand
Smith
Elis Urihe
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EK & G. Brooke Iron Company
Birdeboro
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Praddock Wire Company
Fuinkin Station
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Mingy
Tribuna
F. B. Smith
Lackawanna Ave
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Kerr, Liebecker & CO
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Conomy
Economy Furniture CO