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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
6
In the Wilkes-Barre tournament at Scranton Golf Club Mir F C Fuller won the cog and T H Watkins took the runner up prize. J J Brooks won the approach and putting match while Pollock of Wilkes-Barre captured the Consolation prize. The event drew Scranton visitors and a mixed handicap is planned today at the Country club with expected large turnout.
Aldermain Jolie T Dewe plans to spend tomorrow in Wakely. Miss Anna Clark will spend the Fourth of July with her cousin in Newton. Arthur Frothingham went to New York yesterday by the Lackawanna train. Colonel Meredith Jones of New York is in the city on business connected with his property. Numerous residents plan visits and summer trips to Montrose, New Haven, Atlantic City, and Europe, with church activities and academic undertakings noted.
Mice Gertrude A Poot of Monroe avenue vacationing with Tale Archaid Mamilton relatives in Pa Dr and Mira W Wobierta return from Washington D C after attending the national Homeopathic convention Mise Hattie Greaves and James Welson of this city wed Weiltien fay Mr Welson a noted local figure Mite Kid Selimuecher en route from Europe guest of Miks Mortellee Coyne at Adan avenue Various local residents vacationing visiting or staying at cottages and hotels around New Milford New York and Cottage City plus society arrivals and a note on the Marford Orphan school feature in the Industrial Schwat News
A social critique contrasts summer desires with reality as women chase city life or resort gaiety. It follows a wealthy daughter’s plotted visits, a schemer’s social games, and the maid’s labor for fleeting approval. The piece notes a tired husband planning a two month outing while a sister-in-law arrives with baby and nurse for a long visit.
Lake Hopatcong in New Jersey draws visitors with grand scenery and a storied clubhouse lore. The Breslin hotel and Hopatcong club host prominent figures from New York politics and society, while state Fish Commissioner Frothingham boosts bass and pickerel stocks.
Ready-to-wear suits priced at ten dollars are showcased in the Penn Avenue display window. The ads claim the suits are cut by men who know prevailing fashions and offer better styles and cloth qualities than before.
Local printers rush to publish the High School Annual for next year. The 100 plus page volume will feature faculty and class photos, student drawings, humorous pieces, and literary work edited by the faculty to ensure top quality. It pledges up-to-date content and broad school representation.
Fragmented ad style prose discusses ATIREP and aircraft procurement claims. It touts superior quality and wealth guarantees, promising buyers ownership with enforced value. The piece uses grand claims to push a sale without clear verifiable details.
George W. Finn presents Parla and the Exposition Trustrated in advertising columns. The 320 views cover every feature worth seeing and the work will be invaluable whether you go or stay at home, as it can be paid for at a trifling expense.
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