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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1901
Page
12
The Montrose area endures extreme heat tempered by a mountain breeze. Local events include a July 3 church festival with ice cream and cake, Lakeside Country Club opening pending, and a Veteran Organization encampment planned for August in Montrose. Notable visits include Hon. James W. Adams and Miss Maud Loomis. deaths include Eri Newcomb.
Thompson special reports in June shepherding Sabbath school normal at Heartlake. Prof W Pease of Halstead visits Fred Pease at the post office. Mrs Partridge of Whites Valley travels with Lewis to Binghamton. Mrs Albert Harlow heads to Windsor NY for her nephew Wall funeral. Mrs Judson Bailey visits Rest Cottage Mik Evell stoddand and Gibson to see her mother. Liveryman James Burrs marks his parents golden wedding in Clinton. Mrs Thomas Walker gravely ill with children from New York watching beside her. Dr Peck of Susquehanna consults with Dr McNamara. Joan Washburn noted in the township.
The executive committee of the Lackawanna and Wyoming Musical Alliances announced the Alliance Outing for June 22 to 25 with Prof Bowman of New York as director again this year. Miss Blinve Stark returned from East Stroudsburg Thursday evening after attending com.
A Civil War veteran died yesterday afternoon after years of living alone since his wife Hed passed away. He served in the Rebellion and earned a pension. His mother and sister survive, residing at Susquehanna.
Special to the Scranton Tribune Hopbottom June 28 Mrs George Coray visits with niece Miss Alta Finn Guests entertained by Miss Finn include Mrs Dr Shoanmaker of New York Mrs Monroe Whitney of Chicago Mr Hawn Voreau of Altoona and others Mrs Schoonmaker and Mrs Whitney visiting Lenox with their parents Mr and Mrs Utley Heart Lake guests Mrs W H Tiffany and Mrs Harvey Tiffany Rev Lewis assisting with children's day plans in Nicholson Mrs Harry Stanton of Athens and brother Eugene visit town Poultry theft and fresh produce noted Strupples brings peas and new potatoes from his garden Normal School commencement and Children’s Day services planned at local church Cottage owners Mr and Mrs No AL Girdner to Lake Winola for two months.
Special to the Scranton Tribne details a June reception for Mr and Mrs Edward Morgan and the newly married couple who returned from their Pan American Exposition trip. The piece notes various visits, engagements, and town social events including church ladies meetings, commingling with Cardbonale residents, and commencement attendance at Wand ling with several named residents and a horse loss for Stephen Bronson.
Fleetville June 26. Mrs Carolyn Paterson and Mr Carl Tiffany returned from Bucknell University where they spent the summer vacation. Dr Albert H Brundage of Brooklyn New York visited AO W Brundage during the week adding to a slate of local social notes from the town.
Special to the Scrinton Tribune reports Captain Nom Bigelow’s company in new service uniform after a skirmish. A charity sale at Presbyterian chapel funds aid for locals. J J Richmond handles a handsome pair of horses. Factories suspend for July Fourth repairs as Erie offers an excursion to New York. Several families plan July at Elk Lake. Kevin F L Terry shows improvement while Delaware and Hudson engineers tour the Honesdale drain.
Special to the Scranton Tribone from Brooklyn reports Mrs. John Hearn and daughter Isabelle spending summer at the husband’s mother Mrs Titan Hearn. Notes mention ripe strawberries, local shipments by Mr. Kilbride and Mr. Snyder, pickers busy, Hayden Van Auken returning to Brooklyn to farm, Ruth Austin visiting O M Doloway, Rev Roberts preaching in Springville, and Mrs J M Toner traveling to Lincoln Nebraska.
Elmhurst Mrs PB Kearney attended a funeral of a relative at Stroudsburg last Wednesday. Miss Jessie Hardenbergh returned from Harford visiting Miss Lou Rogers. Mira Liggie Frants left for a few weeks' visit with friends at Sweet Valley. Miss Bessie Buckingham visited Miss Schinnerling in Thornhurst. Mr and Mrs Lessine and son of East Stroudsburg hosted Mrs P Kearney. A strawberry and ice cream social on Dr Knedler's lawn drew a large crowd with lanterns on the veranda.
New York traders pushed stocks higher after a major exchange faltered and a bank failure triggered a cautious tone. Technical short-covering and forced demand from failed accounts lifted prices with notable gains across several leading issues and utilities.
Partial listing of market prices for beans corn peas potatoes and related items. OCR text is garbled with multiple misreads and missing values, making exact items and costs unclear.
The readable text shows a rough mix of place names, colors, and stray phrases. It mentions Western, Tahoe, Crick white, and assorted unclear references, with no coherent event or person to anchor a report.
An OCR fragment lists various items and flavors of farm goods and groceries, including fowls, spring chickens, old roosters, and tallow. It also mentions flour, wheat, corn, and multiple bushel quantities alongside domestic product notes and shipments. The text resembles a trading or market ledger with obscure product names and measurements.
Civage duners Sopteni reports today on lower cables and fuel crop prospects as part of agricultural notes.
Classified notice offering about 1200 feet of floor space on the fourth floor of the Tribune building for light manufacturing with heat light and power included. Inquiries to the Tribune office. Nearby text references names and items but is largely illegible and uncertain.
Fragmented text shows job ads for private tutors, cooks, housekeepers, and cooks. Names, addresses, and roles are partially legible, with phrases indicating seeking experienced workers and multiple positions.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at obituaries and notices with scattered names and terms. The readable parts mention obits and names, but no coherent events or individuals are clearly identified.
A garbled OCR fragment lists players teams and events with scattered phrases about steers, kicks, weights, and dates. No coherent game result or clear participants emerge from the jumbled text.
Fragmentary OCR text yields minimal readable items and names. core event, date, or place are not discernible. summary limited to noting an incomplete local notice with scattered proper nouns and potential personal names.
A parish sermon on the Parable of the Bow is reported from the Congregational church by KR Harris. Visiting relatives include Mrs D T Powell and daughter from Scranton. Prof John Richards closed a successful term at Great Bend with the largest village tally in school history.
Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Sento Der Obteiet until 12 oclock Bellan tube 6th for the rooting of thy chapel at Hillside Home. A certified check of one hundred dollars is required with each bid. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. Dalton School notice names Frk Me Colvin as secretary with bond details.
A long list of residents along Washburn street seek paving between Sumner avenue and Van Thien avenue with a concrete base. The notice records a city council petition and requests equal annual assessments, with deductions for street railway limits, and requires a five year surety from the contractor. Also published is a dissolution notice for Rogers & Major, stating their partnership in Scranton ends June 19, 1901, with debts payable to A H Rogers and claims to be presented to him.
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