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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1900

Page

10

Local Party Enjoys Hours at Lake Lodore

A party from Lackawanna County Carbondale spent several hours at Lake Lodore yesterday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Evans Edna and Leslie Evans of Wayne Street Mrs. Robert Hadwards and daughter Gladys of Eastern Avenue Mrs. John Foster of Canaan Street Mrs. Henry Iseer of Wyoming Street Mrs. Theophilus of Seventh Avenue and Misses Sadie and Anna Longstreet of Scranton as guests of Mrs. Evans.

Lake Lodore G. W. Evans Edna Leslie Evans Wayne Street Robert Hadwards Gladys Eastern Avenue John Foster Canaan Street Henry Iseer Wyoming Street Theophilus Seventh Avenue Sadie Anna Longstreet Scranton Evans

Donations to India famine fund reported by Rev. Charles Lee

The First Presbyterian church reports gifts totaling 76.45 dollars from Rev. Charles Lee. Officers already remitted 27.35 dollars, now in hand 43.50 dollars, pledges 6 dollars. Mr. Lee says he is ready to send more.

Charles Lee India First Presbyterian Church Lee

Water Quality Report From Local Supply Notes Taste

The Reyashanhurat Water company reports the mains now supply water that is clear and tastes lightly of the new Mipes. It is cooler than water from the Consolidated system and described as first class by users.

Reyashanhurat Water Company

Local residents return from travels and visits

Emmons Peck is home from Bucknell College for the summer. Henry Sharlock has returned from a tour in western and southern states. Miss Jennie Purple visited Miss Lydia Bennett at Mt Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. George Simpkine are home from a two weeks outing in New York state. Harry Purdy of Hawley is visiting his uncle 8 A. Furdy of Park street. Hortense Hart of Park street visits Honesible friends Roy Foster of Pittston visits with his parents Jr. and Mrs. George Poster of Mill street. Constable John Emmett of the Sixth ward was a Scranton visitor yesterday. Committees organized for the semi-centennial celebration of the city birth.

Emmons Peck Bucknell College Henry Sharlock Jennie Purple Lydia Bennett Mt. Moeasant George Simpkine New York State Harry Purdy Hawley A. Furdy Park Street Mise Hortense Hart Roy Foster Pittston George Poster Mill Street John Emmett Sixth Ward Scranton

Jermyn and Mayfield Events and Local News

Jermyn and Mayfield observe a Congregational Church Children’s Day program tomorrow evening with hymns prayers recitations dialogues and songs led by local residents. A Port Jervis couple, Miss Belle Van Sickle and Frederick Hough, wed at the Methodist parsonage, while Mrs Cavanaugh’s funeral is set for this afternoon. The First Baptist pastor will preach Divinely Lead in Triumph with a national birthday sermon night. Borough census figures are awaited though population estimates circulate.

Congregational Church Jesus Gertie Wivell Russell Salisbury Edith Griffiths David Jones Haydon Wivell Willard Griffiths Kaith Griffiths Gella Smith Ralph Bengough Bernice Maines Magele Lewis Maud Griffiths Luther Davis Herward Wivell Florence Davis Claud Merritt Eddie Powell Dannie Lewis David Evans Margaret Evans Bronwen Rengough Olwen Merritt Lotthe Lewin Edhour Frederick H. Hough Port Jervis Methodist Episcopal Parsonage W. A. Chadwick Blanche Hough Charl Norwood Alix. Liley Marvin Forest City Charles Terhart Honesdale Theodore Bpettigue Cemetery Street Crystal Lake Samuel Merritt Wivell John T. Griffiths Richard Evans First Baptist Church Maynard R. Thompson Evila

Small population steady as decade passes residents report

The town’s population remains around 2,600 with expectations it will stay similar to ten years ago. Mrs W. Badger and Miss Jesse Winter depart for a short visit to Binghamton while Miss Julli Gill spent part of the week at Fern Hall Crystal Lake. Mika Della Baker from Dundaff visited her sister Mrs Thomas Champion on Cemetery street and returned home. Mrs Wil Depew injured her leg badly with a sickle in the garden and required stitches from Dr Graves. A hilltop fire in Mayfield caused alarm but was suppressed without major damage.

Badger Jessse Winter Binghamton Julli Gill Fern Hall Crystal Lake Mika Della Baker Dundaff Thomas Champion Cemetery Street Wil Depew Third Street Graves Mayfield

Archbald mine to resume work after months idle

Archbald mine will restart operations Monday after months of idleness. The breaker has been overhauled, a new engine house built, and second-motion engines replaced by first-motion units, with about 600 workers returning.

Marriage at Blakely Parsonage Delivers Bright New Couple

At Blakely Baptist parsonage Rev David Spencer united Rasselus F Marbaker and Bia Lutes of Jermyn. The groom worked twelve years for the late Dwight Kingsley of Mlake ly. couple entrusted to Beranton then to Binghamton for a brief wedding tour.

Blakely Baptist Parsonage David Spencer Rasselus F. Marbaker EB. Lutes Jermyn Dwight Kingsley Mlakely Marbaker Beranton Binghamton Merton Hays Green Td Roy Wademan Wilker-Barre Miles Wademan Hickory Street Yeaterdux Mice Postimather Postottico A. M. Kestell Peckville Tapitat Church Mev Thomas Twistur Presbyterian Moon D. D

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Iowa Family

Mrs. B. Dory of Des Moines Iowa writes that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has relieved her family's coughs lingering troubles and whooping cough. She expresses deep gratitude to the manufacturers and asks retailers to accept their thanks.

Chamberlain

Nettie Brown Weds Harry Workheiser in Duryea

Last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs James Brown their daughter Nettie married Harry Workheiser of Duryea. The ceremony was at eight o clock performed by Rev W H Young pastor of the Presbyterian church. The parlor presented a pretty picture as the bride.

James Brown Nettie Harry Workheiser Duryea 8. W. Young Presbyterian Church

Local nuptials and visits noted in Avoca region

The ceremony included a bridegroom and bride attended by Miss Etta Mosteller and Mr. Benjamin Reed of Duryea. The Werkheiser couple plan residence in Duryea. Rev Bailey and Mrs Snyder plus others traveled to Gibson for Mrs Bailey's mother. Mrs Bender of Peckville visited W Manners family. Moosic businessmen defeated Avoca 8 to 7 in a local game as Frank Sanders of Dunmore visited town.

Etta Mosteller Benjamin Reed Duryea Werkheiser Judson Bailey C. & Snyder Gibson Susquehanna County

Funeral Services for Mrs Ida Johns Held in Hyde Park

Funeral services for Ida Johns daughter of Daniel and Elizabeth Evans were conducted Thursday at the Hyde Park Methodist church. Rev. Hugh Davis and Rev. 8.C. Simpkins led a largely attended funeral with a Scranton quartet and local pall bearers. Mrs Johns survived by a husband and young son Harry DeWitt of New York visiting.

Ida Johns Hyde Park Daniel Evans Elmhurst Hugh Davis South Main Avenue Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Church C. Simpkins Hawley Elizabeth Margaret Thomas David Stephens Philip Warren Scranton J. Hornbaker Brown Philip Swarts Moscow William Maiden Charles Bush A. C. Mitchell Yeager Hornbaker Johns Harry DeWitt New York City M. W. Vaughn Bloomsburg Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Taylor G. H. Prentice New York Tto James Miss Grace J. M. Mott Zibn Mott Madisonville Wis Mies Jessie Mott Horace Hemershot

Local notes from Clark's Summit and nearby towns

Community updates list residents and visitors including Prof Karl Kebs Wilkes-Barre Willard Vosburgh and John Biesecker. New superintendents Ira Gould and Vewls Buckley take positions at local factories and dairies. Fred Wilkes gains local popularity at the Hub as station agent. trotter Thomas T. sold for 46 dollars.

Carl Kebs Wilkes-Barre Willard Vosburgh Jesus John Biesecker Stroudsburg Normal School George Doty Mdgeway Elk County Elmer Doty Ira Gould Walton N. Y Summit Manufacturing Company Gould Vewls Buckley Waassale Gulf Borden Clark's Summit Fred Wilkes Wilkes Summiit F. W. Tennant Thomas T Daniel Stephens Scranton Tribune Martin Bold

Local Notes and Socials from Gouldsboro and Nearby

L G Smith visited Scranton Friday and Saturday. D Gones of Hyde Park dined Sunday with De C. BE, Eilenberger. George Gilliland and M M Gillan attended Myrtle Davis funeral in Moscow. Myra Latham of Scranton guest of Mrs Kerling. Students Mary Flower from Scranton Conservatory and A D Smith G A Rhoden from Muhlenberg College return home for summer. Hager family hosted William M. Hager of Roselle NJ. W H McAree of Lugurne spent week with parents. Died Thursday child of Ka Kreskey aged 1. Surveyors stop at Simons house. railroad from Newfoundland to Wilkes Barre discussed. N Britian of Tobyhanna visits W L Harvey.

George Gilliland M. M. Gillan Bachleman Myrtle Davis Moscow Myra Latham Scranton Kerling Mary Flower Scranton Conservatory of Music A.D. Smith G. A. Rhoden Muhlenburg College Allentown Hager William M. Hager Roselle N. J W. H. McAree Lugerne William McAree Ka Kreskey Simons House Sneating & Rilroad Newfoundland Wilkes Barre

Arrivals at Fern Hall and Nearby Cottages

A list of arrivals and new occupants across towns including Scranton Port Jervis New Orleans Philadelphia Syracuse Montrose Carbondale St. Louis and Toronto. Families such as the Henwoods Ackerman Lane Tuan Beron Creth Berkley Hamilton and others are noted as staying at cottages or relocating to Crystal Lake and local cottages.

Fern Hall Isabelle Thomas Toronto Canada C. B. Bhaw Syracuse St. Noland W. E. Tuan Montrose Carbondale John FE. Creth Philadelphia Genevieve Berkley William J. Hamilton Jones Ar Crystal Lake Wade Finn William &, Churchman and Family Philadelpha

Lehigh Valley Railroad Round Trip Fare Ad

Announcement offers $6.95 round trip via Lehigh Valley Railroad tickets on sale July for return passage through July excluding the Black Diamond Express. Tickets honored on any train. For details consult Lehigh Valley ticket agents.

Lehigh Valley Railroad Councult Lehigh Valley Ticket Agents

Chautauqua to Charleston Excursion Train Tickets

Tickets on sale for all trains to Chautauqua and Charleston events with special terms. Returns by September 1st for Black Diamond Express exclusions. One way fare from New York ten dollars with intermediate points a surcharge, plus two dollar membership for convention travel. Consult Lehigh Valley ticket agents for details.

Chautauqua N. Y New York

Reduced excursion fare to Charleston for N E A meeting

The Pennsylvania Railroad offers round trip tickets from all lines to Charleston for the National Educational Association meeting. One fare plus $2. Tickets on sale July 6 to 9. valid to return by September 1. Return trip allows a Washington stopover with a $1 fee.

Convention National Educational Association Charleston 8. C Klack Diamond Express Lmited National Educational Association Pennsylvania Railroad Company Washington

Pennsylvania Chautauqua Excur sion Tickets From Major Points

For the Pennsylvania Chautauqua at Mt Gretna Pennsylvania from July 2 to August 8 1900 the Pennsylvania Railroad will sell special excursion tickets to Mt Gretna from New York Washington Baltimore Frederick Md Canandaigua and intermediate stations including all stations on its line in Pennsylvania Tickets available June 25 to August Inclusive valid for return until August 15 Inclusive

Mt. Gretna Pennsylvania Railroad Company New York Washington Baltimore Firederick Mud Canandaigua Iisling Pennsylvania

Lackawanna Offers One Fare Round Trip To Falls

For the Fourth of July the Lackawanna railroad will sell special tickets for the Falls at one fare for the round trip. Tickets good on all regular trains July 3. Return limit July 5. Unsurpassed dining car services. Contact Lackawanna ticket agents for details.

Lackawanna Railroad Lackawanna

Lackawanna Offers Kansas Excursion Tickets This Summer

The Lackawanna Railroad will sell excursion tickets to Kansas by train on July 1 2 and 3 with return on July 4 at a single round trip fare. Through drawing room cars to St Louis with direct connection to Kansas City and dining car service are included. Information at all Lackawanna ticket offices.

Lackawanna Railroad Kansas By Gond St. Louis Kansas City Lackawanna Ticket

Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Offers Westbound Access

The Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway promotes its network linking Buffalo Pittsburgh Cleveland Toledo Cincinnati and Chicago with ready connections. A through car service launches July 4 between Scranton and Tong Branch Owenn Grove Asbury Park Spring Lake and Point Pleasant on morning trains with return times to Scranton. For details contact J. S. Swisher, District Passenger Agent, Scranton.

Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Lake Shore Nes Buffalo Pittsburg Cleveland Toledo Cincinnati Chicago Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Central Railroad of New Jersey Scranton Tong Branch Owenn Grove Asbury Park Spring Lake Point Pleasant Moosie Avora Bar A Pittston Wilkes-Barre Wilkes- Barre

Berry Ends Firm Tie Buys Father A Berry Furniture

George Berry of Berry and Frewe Carh store severes ties and buys his father A Berry’s furniture store at Carbondale. William Robinson of Blakely acquires Berry’s share in the Blakely cash store. Regular services at Blakely Baptist church with Communion in the morning. Washtella tribe will attend the evening service where Rev. David Spencer will preach.

George Berry Berry & Frewe Carh A. Berry Carbondale William Robinson Blakely Mr. Berry Blakely Baptist Church David Spencer A. M. Atherton W. Houser Harry Howard Willie Winters J. Barthold Silkman's Pond Rachel A. Evans Jermyn H. FB. Matthewson Mra Cynthia Eddy Kangas Oval Seranton Anita Brown Fahre-Durkin Pittston May Fergueton Atlantic City J. G. Jones West Scranton A. W. Benscuter West Side South Cibwon Burgess J. J. Manning M. J. McAndrew Paterson Browns Bate Taylor Reds

Local listings and ads across Scranton establishments

A smoky collage of names and addresses in Scranton related to law firms traders hospitals and schools. The page enumerates attorneys on Commonwealth Building and Washington Avenue, firms like Willard Warren Nam Jessup Paterson Wilcox Bertholy Clark, plus the School of the Lackawanna and period ads for medical services and goods.

Wanted Partner in Clean Sick Hust Business Ad

Investor seeks partner for an 82500 capital return with at least ten in five years, promising city’s finest store for pure thyalate AV. Miner Connell Veltelus 2000 capital to enlarge a factory Sonia Viti seeks business position Address Nox 7 Tribune office

Pennsylvania Worl van Dosen May City Mich Thyalate AV. Miner Connell Veltelus Sonia Viti Imam Adiirese Nox Tribune

Baseball National League Standings and Results

Fragmented recap shows team positions and recent games with scores involving New York Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Milwaukee and others. Mentions umpire crews and rain shortened innings with partial box details and disputed decision.

New York Ontario and Western Time Table June Schedule

Train timetable shows north and south bound departures and arrivals on Sundays. It lists connections at Carbondale Scranton and other points with specific times such as 6 40 a m and 7 45 p m. Officials Anderson and Beran forge passenger service details and ticketing information.

New York Ontario Western B.R Rave Itrave Carlos Cydesia Artive Carbondale Larawe Cadossa Scranton Toa Lane Lewre Burt Carbon Dale Cadonia Avelve Carbondale Saneware Cadoxia Rornton Watton Delhi Hamden Sidneys Sue Wii Oak Tn Mifert Plains Foe Ceili Marre Santa Fi Kor Albany

Nontreal Worcester Scramble Yields Close Result

In a chaotic lineup fragment from Nontreal 4 and Worcester 12 Syradiae 7, the sparse text hints at a contested outcome with unclear scoring and participants. The brief note references Marthort and a single race or game in a damaged OCR excerpt.

Worcester

Bauer's Orchestra Promotes Hall Music and Party Work

J. Hauer conducts Bauer's Orchestra offering music for halls, parties, receptions, and social events. The group performs under HT Wyoting Avenue near Wallvnt's music store. Megargee Bros and MunTERS Supplies advertise bags, twine, and warehouse services at 150 Washington Avenue in Scranton, Pa.

Bauer Woldingss J. Hauer Wallvnt Miusic Tere Megargee Bos Scranton

Elliptical local notice at West Slide Hrewis grounds

Fragmentary OCR mentions a 1 o clock event at West Slide Hrewis grounds with Evans and Cant well. additional names like Willepame, Evans Indien, Jie ao, tuinager appear. Details unclear but indicates a scheduled gathering or match at a local site.

Evans Indien Jie Ao West Slide Hrewis Cantwell Tuinager Evans Cuptalo

Scranton Train Schedules for Philadelphia New York and more

Timetables list trains from Scranton to New York Philadelphia and intermediate points via D& H, D& FE and other lines. Services include Pullman sleepers and parlor cars on Lehigh Valley routes with connections to Wilkes-Barre and Buffalo. Announcement notes time changes effective May 9 1909 and includes hillside and coal region destinations such as Bethlehem Shenandoah and Mauch Chunk with varied departures.

Scranton Philadelphia New York Chac Blaine Los Kor White Iver Easttom Principal Pointe Buffalo Niagara Falla Chiis Pullman Lehigh Valley Wil Wilkes Aeom Misladelphia Beneton Mollin Liberty Street N. Or South Kerry Whitehall Street Newark Elizabeth Bastom Wethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk White Haven TaNepee

Erie and Wyoming Valley Train Schedule May 2 1900

Erie and Wyoming Valley timetable lists May 2 1900 departures from Serantign to Maelyy Lake Ariel and intermediate places. Trains No 346 a and No 690 p run daily with stops at several points. Sunday service includes 7 00 p m and 2 00 pm trains. Connections at Mawlay link Belo mailhead.

Wilkes Hiarre Honesdale Lake Lodore United States Canara W. Burdioch G. Po Albany K. N Nton Serantign Maelyy Lake Ariel Padure Mawlay Pointe On Belo

Local notices and address fragment from Wilkes-Barre area

Fragmentary text lists street addresses and names likely part of a local notice or classified item. The readable bits mention Lee news atone fre, 0 Sernee and Linden 2 Lackawanna avenue and Spruce avenue, indicating a damaged public or classified notice without clear action or full details.

Sernee OM Linden Lackawanna Avenue Spruce Ateret Poten

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