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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1898
Page
7
Carbondale correspondence now goes to Mr C R Mann at Balem avenue and Church street for news items. All complaints or regular delivery should be made to Flaherts and Reynolds, news agents.
Mrs Samuel Reid a Carbondale resident for almost fifty years died yesterday after moving from her South Main street home She was born in County Tyrone Ireland on June 6 1829 and would have turned seventy six She immigrated with her husband to the United States in 1849 arriving June 16 that year They settled in Carbondale and lived there ever since Survived by five children John Reid Scranton Mrs Farah Burton Mrs Josent Titel Mrs Adelbert Hollis and Miss Maggie Reid Funeral will be Thursday at 2 PM conducted by Rev Ro A Bawver Trinity Church burial in Agonikeld cemetery
Local school officials approve a thirteen mill levy and discuss upcoming budget changes. Community notices include plans for a new nine meter water main replacement by the River Crest Water Co and a brief on the Pioneer Castle gathering and Mystic Chain event. Funeral services for Mrs Mens Palen are announced with details of her long residency in Wyoming.
Two more youths named Bor nak and Chortles kKaane leave today to join the army and report to Kort Meliereai Gan for muster. The town plans a benefit at the home of BR. oH Holente for the event, inviting the community to attend and support.
The text extols fruit use and cautions against raw consumption of certain fruits while praising baked ham. It warns against skin ingestion and emphasizes cooking underripe or overripe fruit to aid digestion. The piece also references temperance ideas and a “Tuife’s Pere” phrase in a antiquated style.
The Wallan Hive travels to face Lang ee Aiden comipeny in a pivotal game while Mie phic pe A and Cantley prepare for a fin clamp at New Mil fort. Frank TWenhiey returns home to St.odds, and Dr. Frank Mowe of Binghamton visits Heathpr after a late stroke case.
Taylor news reports a community meeting where several officers were elected including Willow Be Thomeos as coordi, Fontes as comiicener, and Condwall as asdetant pe. The article notes announcements of anniversaries, local visits, and upcoming events with references to Green Ridge, Taylor, and nearby places.
Mary Willian visits Port Joris to see friends while Ald society to meet at Mrs John Ward home. Hose company reports wood work projects and a near fire in Lawrenceville halted by prompt volunteers. Miss Kesal heads to Bradford County for events. Ward line attends exercises at the Normal. Mrs V Honnor hosts an entertainment for an appreciative audience.
A Monday evening at the Brick church featured Mine Banner as an entertainers line. Rev F G L Bantes and family traveled to Auburn Busquehanna county to spend a few Mayes. Titchard has improved his home with renovation aid. Miss Daley Harticon has been visiting her aunt Mrs Bates and has returned home.
Fragmented local column records various entries: Thoma Bellis and wife set sail for England aboard the Teulonie for a three month visit. Constable Heese reports an attempted arrest and pursuit. musical recital in Excelsior Hall by Dre femior Bouthworth and pupils. Patriarche Militant from Scranton to Kuliebrook celebration in July. discussion of a meeting at a hall and a miller’s ville school. references to a hermit storyline and a pension attorney. Mrs Silvia tees from Tooele Michigan visiting her father. other family notices include a daughter Funny Gould of Cuikleidal and Davin family travel to Stromivhues for a com event.
Miss Wenrietta Shea daughter of William Shea of Olyphant wed Patrick Cavitagh of Dickson in St Thomas Church. Rev James Shanley officiated before friends and relatives as the couple plans to reside in Life Von. Wedding details describe bridal attire and bouquets with a reception note.
Local Latics Aid Society of Merhe dist Episcopal church plans a meeting at Mrs Beith's home. Lincoln Fin conducts a penitent examination at the high school today. Various community activities, church calls, and local notices fill the day with multiple names and places.
Lake Ariel readers report Sunday school children enjoyed an excursion yesterday while the weather allowed a pool outing. The First Presbyterian plans an excursion today and tomorrow Calvary Reformed will join. The Improvement company prepares for a great visitor exhibition.
An ad claims Dr Chareote Tonite Tablets as a cure for drink habit and related disorders. It asserts the remedy boosts appetite for alcohol abstinence and can be given without patient knowledge. pamphlet available from Wm G Clark 920 Penn Ave Scranton Pa.
A brief item notes Lanes flue quality ribbed vests with taped necks and sleevesless design appear in a wash goods section. The entry reflects garment details and catalog style of the period.
The notice lists several local happenings and moves: Cantini Pant Troynten hired for water scenes and aerial debt rope walk in Dr. Moentey. Dunmere visiting friends to hike. Andrews and Jones add a new soda water fountain. a new timetable went into effect last Monday. Other notes mention McKinney moving to college, Win Kelly and family staying in town, Robern Williams visiting Scranton, and E L Keene visiting Beranton.
Community notices from Green Grove detail July Fourth events and local entertainments. Residents anticipate a lecture and bands, plus a drive to enjoy a new peacetime rural leisure plan. Church groups host summer gatherings, children’s day observances, and household improvements at Chapman Hill.
Fragmentary excerpts show formal orders and precipitating measures as Russia and Japan pledge to avoid direct interference in Korea. The documents reference binding terms to refrain from appointing military or financial advisors, amid tensions and pursuit of Korea’s autonomy.
Community note highlights coastal towns Asbury Park Belmar and Spring Lake with mentions of beaches and seaside amenities. Some names and phrases appear garbled but indicate a regional seaside guide or column about these areas and their offerings.
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