Day's Doings in North Scranton Two Warrants Issued
Warrants were issued yesterday for J. F. Timlin of Hrick Avenue and Nicholas George. Timlin posted bail for court appearance. George was discharged. Alderman Fidler ruled I. E. Davenport acted justifiably in ejecting uninvited guests from his house. Two social events were noted. Moloney vows to continue his crusade against speak-easies until illegal sales end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Timlin
Nicholas George
Fidler
Davenport
T. H. C. Moloney
Squarte
Ilegally
Hrick Avenue
Alderman Roberts
Timlin
George
Davenport Freed After Assault Case In Store Brawl
Constable arrested H F Davenport for assault and battery after a dispute over a stove sale. Walentyersh and wife entered Davenport's store to take the stove. Davenport claimed self defense and used a club. Alderman Midler discharged Davenport, noting home is a man's castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. FE. Davenport
Seth Smith
Walentyersh
Walentyerish
Davenport
Eilesta
Midler
Twenty First Birthday Party Held For William Jones
The home of Mr and Mrs Joan A Jones on Creen Street hosted a large gathering last evening to celebrate their son William's twenty first birthday. Guests enjoyed games and music then were served refreshments before departing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan A. Jones
Creen Street
William
Mre. Jones
Magele Jones
Mary Davies
Mary Leonard
Liga
Wedding reception honors Mr and Mrs Daniel Coleman
Newton Harry Thomas, John Ed wards, David Blackwell, Alfred John, James, William and Daniel Bortts attended a reception at the Coleman home on Pond Street honoring the recently married couple Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Coleman. They received many handsome wedding presents from friends.
Local Notices From Dickson Colliery and Town
Patrick McNamarra injured at Dickson colliery when his finger was crushed between a rock and a car. Mrs. Henry Lindsey returns home after visiting relatives. others from Spring and Buffalo visiting or staying in town. The Puritan Congregational church hosts an eisteddfod on April 4 with a $20 prize for May Day glee. Funerals for Frank Payne’s daughter and Mrs. Allen Lintodd set for today with interment at Hyde Park and Forest Hill cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick McNamarra
Dickson
David Jones
Spring
Payor
Patrick Collins
Buffalo
Weet Market Street
Henry Lindsey
Moster
Meylert Avenue
Mirkke Lillie Preset
Nicholson
William Thomas
Trymouth
EF. EL. Lewis
West Market Street
Willian Russell
Plymouth
Puritan Congregational Shureh
Muller
Frank Payne
Hyde Park Catholic
Allen Lintodd
Parker Street
Forest Hill Cemetery
McAndrew Arraigned in Theft Case at Wilhelm Residence
William McAndrew of Green Ridge was arrested on a theft charge tied to goods from the Wilhelm residence. He was arraigned before Alderman Donovan with attorney John Seragr for Millan and Joseph Gilroy for the defendant. Witnesses placed McAndrew at the Wilhelm house the morning of the death and filming the stolen items. He testified that Mrs Wilhelm had said he would take the dresses and pipes. He was held on 300 bail for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McAndrew
Green Ridge
G. A. Miller
South Side
Wilhelm
Donovan
John Seragr
Millan
Joseph Gilroy
Witnheesee
McAndrew
Wilhelm House
Monument fund box in Jonas Longs Sons store
A contribution box is placed in Jonas Longs Sons store for the Maine monument fund. The Progressive firm members have joined the effort and public generosity indicates strong support for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas Longs Sons
Allora
Maine
West Scranton Community Sings at St David’s Supper Event
The Tabernacle Congregational church hosts its 5th annual St David’s supper and concert tonight. Supper at 6 and concert at 8 feature readings, piano and vocal solos, recitations, and addresses by Rev D P Jones and Prof James Hughes. Many tickets sold indicate strong city attendance.
School collections show uneven weekly contributions
Pupils in several classrooms yesterday lagged in weekly totals. At No 22 the week’s receipts totaled 8.05 dollars. The top single teacher was Miss Vaughan with 2.54 dollars and the smallest, Prof H L Morgan, with a notably low amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Vaughan
H. Ll. Morgan
O Vente
Local choirs unite for Wilkes-Barre competition
Many singers join the Taylor Choral Union under Professor D. F. Nes at Calvary Baptist Church. Singers include Thomas Richavis John Gray William Jones Thomas James John Lewis Albert Jones and others. Rehearsals Sundays at 7 30 pm. Basses and tenors may join via John E F Lewis or at Main avenue and Jackson street. Competition piece is Worthy is the Lamb, copies to be brought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
John EF. Lewis
Sumter’s
Main Avenue
Jackson Street
Funeral notices for two children and a man named Willie Jones
The funeral of Joseph Earl F son of Mr and Mrs L A Stevens of Lugurne street occurred yesterday afternoon at 2 welock Private services were held at the house conducted by Rev J P Moffatt of Washburn Street Presbyterian Church and interment was in Washburn Street cemetery Pall-bearers were Guy Conkey Horace Keene Beverly Chase and George Thomas The deceased was a much loved child and the parents mourn their loss They have the sympathy of many friends Services for the remains of the child of Thomas Price will be held at the Sherman Avenue Mission this afternoon at 2 45 Interment location not specified The funeral of Willie Jones will be held this afternoon and interment will be in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Earl F
L. A. Stevens
Lugerne Street
Welock
J. P. Moffatt
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Washburn Street
Mesers
Guy Conkey
Horace Keene
Beverly Chase
George Thomas
National
Odd Fellows Hall
G. W. Frost
East Drinker Street
Ol City
Gannon
Potter Street
Joshua
St. Mary's Catholic Church
WW. A. Heyncklx
A. J. Reynolds
Green Hidge
T. P. Letchworth
Mr. Galpin
Binghamton
A. D. Blackington
Elm Street
Edgar Jones
Brook Street
Fifth Street
George Sliter
Inion
C. FH. Hayes
South Blakely Street
Joseph Stewart
Apple Street
McCarty
Finshed
J. FP. Letchworth
Elmhurst
Joshua S. Miller
Olyphant
James Healey
Patrick Kays
Edith Wert
Philadelphia
Lettle McCullough
Byron Buckingham
Mimhurst
Nat Denrey
Forest City
John Mitchell
John McDade
Itose Company
James Pullos
South Rinkety
Joseph Plannely
John Tween
Chestnut Street
Clark
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Thomas GM
Ruane
B. E. Hurria
Concord
N. C
KR. P. Savage
Green Ridge Street
Beatrice Bowkley
Raffaele Calomino
Padrea Salvatore
Matthew Davis
Monroe Avenue
Rose Gallacher
George Lake
Madison Avenue
Mary McSwerney
William Martin
Rete
Lue Miller
Mirabelhe Davide
Mike »Aunly
Farantino Luigi
Frank Ward
Lottie Schnifer
Prospect Avenue
Huntington
St. Mary’s Church
March Ton
Central New York
St. Mark's Church
Mr. Havehton
St. Stephens Commandery
Knights of Malta
Martin Richards
Riggs Street
Reagan
Cosmopolitan
Mokely
Drinker
Dunmore
Ebricity
Bellaver
Peckville K of K Club Hosts Evening Entertainment
The K of K Club, a group of local singers musicians and elocutionists, visited Mr and Mrs John Williams in Peckville for a parlor entertainment. The quartet with Luther Thomas Emrys Joseph Thomas Boator and Charles Cadwean performed songs recitations and piano solos by Gus Eynon. Gertie Hughes and Jennie Thomas also attended. Members present included John Thomas Luther Thomas Bert James Emry Joseph Henry Morgan Will Robertson Thomas Boston Gus Eynon Howard Davis and Charles Cadwean. The party returned on the last car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Williams
Peckville
Luther Thomas
Emrys Joseph
Thomas Boator
Charles Cadwean
Gus Eynon
Thomas Boston
Mise Gertie Hughes
Birthday Surprise for Miss Margaret Jenkins
A large group of Miss Margaret Jenkins's young friends gathered at her parents home on South Main Avenue yesterday to honor her fourth birthday. The party featured games social diversions and refreshments with attendees including Maggie Evans Annette Watkins Mary Gertrude Evang Hannah Harris Lizele and Sarah Harris Ethel Evany and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Jenkins
Willam J. Jenkins
South Main Avenue
Margaret
Maggie Evans
Annette Watkins
Mary
Gertrude Evang
Hannah Harris
Lizele
Sarah Harris
Ethel Evany
Kemp's Balvam Throuwt and Lungs Remedy Advertisement
Daily use at druggists Kemp's Balvam claims universal success for coughs croup bronchitis asthma and consumption. Get a bottle today and keep it in the house to check your cold at once. Free bottle offer advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Community members named in a local notice with help from volunteers
The record lists residents including Masters David Harris Eugene Evans El Harris Ira Davis Ivor Morgan Willie Harris and others with assistance from Mrs Jenkins and helpers Mrs Samuel Harris Alma Heoce Cassie Jenkins and Jennie Roberts in a local community notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Harris
Eugene Evans
el Harris
Ira Davis
Ivor Morgan
Willie Harris
David
Willard Jenkins
Jenkins
Samuel Harris
Alma Heoce
Cassie Jenkins
Jennie Roberts
Polman and Hudock Charged With Assault Before Alderman
George Polman and Mike Hudock both Hungarians were arrested and brought before Alderman Kelly on an assault and battery charge. The warrant, issued at the injuried party John Burdedock’s request, led to Polman jailed and fined fifty dollars for contempt of court. Hudock posted a $200 bond with Samuel Miller as surety for court appearance. Steve Hurider had John Hopick arrested on a $16 theft charge from Hurider’s house. Ben Arnovits posted a $0 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Polman
Mike Hudock
Alderman Kelly
John Burdedock
Hudock
Samuel Miller
Seventh Street
Steve Hurider
John Hopick
Ben Arnovits
Departure to Klondike for Dawson City Trip
Philip Morgan of North Filmore Avenue travels with Mr and Mrs Jiffiins of the White House central city and another man. They depart yesterday by the Delaware Lackawanna and Western for Klondike with a carload of clothing and provisions after a large farewell gathering at Mrs David Jones 837 North Filmore Avenue. They expect to go straight through to Dawson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Morgan
North Filmore Avenue
Dawson City
Local Residents Visit and Ward Notices
Alderman George F. Kellow returns from Honesdale. Miss Charlotte O Malley visits from Clark s Green. Miss Alice Moran returns after visiting Alderman and Mrs John P Kelly. Michael Shanky visits relatives on Seventh street. Miss Mattie Hacker leaves for Jermyn after staying with the Kellys. Sloan and Central fund levy of two cents due. Miss Crossley visits from Pottertown. Alfred Twining resumes work after illness. Mrs Harria and Miss Mary Mc Nichol visit Miss Jennie Jones in North Rebecca avenue. Mr and Mrs John R Farr and children visit relatives in New York. Allert Davis and Will Mears visit Jonah in Bloomsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Kellow
Honesdale
Charlotte O'Malley
Clark's Green
Alice Moran
Aldeville
Warne County
John P. Kelly
Seventh Street
Michael Shanky
Waymart
Mattie Hacker
Jermyn
Sloan and Central Fund
Evan L. Lewis
Crossley
Pottertown
Thomas
North Malin Avenue
Alfred Twining
Swetland Street
Harria
Mary McNichol
Olyphant
Jennie Jones
North Rebecca Avenue
John R. Farr
Hyde Park Avenue
New York
Allert Davis
Will Mears
South Main Avenue
Jonah
Bloomsburg
Warren Welle Waives Hearing After Horse Theft Arrest
Warren Welle, arrested Sunday on horse stealing charges, waived a hearing before Alderman Owens and posted bail for court appearance. Police duty listed under Lieutenant Williams includes John Thomas and others. Community groups like St. Brenden's council and the Baptist Young People's Union held meetings at local halls. various lodge and institute members planned roll calls and socials this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Welle
Alderman Owens
John
Williams
John Thomas
Wiliam Mathews
James Tart
Martin Gurreill
James Saul
Thomas Lowry
St. Brenden's Council
Young Men's Institute
South Main Avenue
Simpson Social Circle
M. E. Church
WANTED BOROUGH OFFICIALS SEEK ANNEXATION FOR MEN
Jay Gould left the tannery business and Gouldsboro declined. Drums closed its clothes-pin factory, draining population. Borough officials, many holding multiple posts, seek annexation of Lehigh township area to Luzerne county to gain voters and restore governance. Attorneys Thomas and Tinkham handle the annexation papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Gould
Gouldsboro
Lehigh Township
Borugh
Luzerne
W. Gaylord Thomas
B&b
Mrs Whitehouse Improves After Surgery At West Side Hospital
Mrs Eli Whitehouse has improved and is believed out of danger after surgery. Her husband, jailed on a shooting charge, is expected to obtain bail today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Whitehouse
Weat Side Hospital
Birthday surprise for John Hrandamore at Mulberry Street home
Friday evening friends gathered at 120 Mulberry street to surprise John Hrandamore. Attendees included Frank Matthews Clarence Beemer P F Wallace A Davis William Sloat George Evans R D Richards Edward Davis John Francis James Mcdonald Lynn Adama Alby Clark David Griffiths and John Newing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hrandamore
Mulberry Street
Frank Matthews
Clarence Beemer
P. F. Wallace
A. Davis
William Sloat
George Evans
R. D. Richards
Edward Davis
John Francis
James Mcdonald
Lynn Adama
Alby Clark
David Griffiths
John Newing
Comic exchange at church fair quoted by Northwest Magazine
Mr Watts jokes about a pastor's reaction at the church fair while Mrs Watte chides him. He notes the pastor was the only man present not touched by the event, a quip reflecting humor in small community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Watts
Attorney Zimmerman Advocates Common Sense Policy
Attendee remarks at Hartman’s Hall honor Camp 490 members with a civic talk by Attorney R A Zimmerman. He urged awaiting the board of inquiry results, condemned yellow journals, and supported a measured response to the Spanish tension as patriotic. A banjo solo from Hausroth and Tisdale was recorded on Fred Jones’s phonograph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
P.O
Jacob Christopher
Haberstroh
Maennerchor
Lena Shueman
Louis Hausroth
Arthur Tisdale
Charles Weber
Fred Jones
R. A. Zimmerman
Spain
Board of Inquiry
Fred, Jones
Moran and officers clash in arrest at Alder street
John Moran, living with parents on Maple street, was dragged to the station on Alder street by Special Officer Stephen Cleary and James Griffin. Moran fought officers causing injuries and torn clothing. Griffin suffered a broken nose and a discolored eye. Moran escaped briefly before being recaptured and jailed for a hearing before Alderman Donovan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moran
Maple Street
Alder Street
Stephen Cleary
James Griffin
Moran
Griffin
Cleary
Geseheldle
Donovan
Musicale and supper meeting schedule announced
A musicale will be given at the rooms Thursday evening. An excellent programmer is being arranged. The annual supper committee meets Wednesday evening to discuss arrangements. Miss Cobb, a China missionary recently returned, will address the Juniors Friday at 3 90 o clock. Educational classes resume studies tomorrow evening after a week’s vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cobb
China
Twentieth Birthday Supper Marked Young Man's Night
The younger Maennerchor rehearsals are shortened as Frank Kehler hosts a supper for his brothers to celebrate his twentieth birthday. Joseph Helreigel, son of Oscar Helreigel the wagonmaker, turned twenty one yesterday and his celebratory event was held at his Cedar Avenue home with many friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maennerchor
Frank Kehler
Joseph Helreigel
Oscar Helreigel
Cedar Avenue
Michael Manley
Maple Street
Manley
St. John’s Parish
Dunning
First Court
Pitteton Avenue
Tribune
Peter Marker
Walter Clearwater
Prospect Avenue
August Schimpff
Guiney
William Cahalin, Jr
Cherry Street
John Ruddy
Wilkes-Barre
Henry Wetter
Hotel Best
Buffalo
Charles Hueeter
Jacob
William
Wilkee-Barre
Kingston
Wyoming Seminary
J. T. Rodman
A. F. Westpfahl
Willow Street
Carlisle man injured in town yesterday prompt
Benjamin Torrey of Carlisle Pennsylvania was injured in town yesterday. The Greenwood Mine fund members will meet for an especial pension at Fass holds hall Wednesday evening March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Torrey
Carlisle
Greenwood Mine Fund
Fasshold's
Funeral for Mrs. Michael Cusick Held Today
The funeral for the late Mrs. Michael Cusick was held this morning at 1 o'clock with interment in Minooka Catholic Cemetery. A Rt. Joseph's Society committee and several young ladies met at the former's hall to arrange a banquet set for April US
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Cusick
Minooka Catholc
Rt. Joseph's Society
Dunmore Social Roundup and Local Death Notices
Dunmore notes show preparations for the National Drum corps ball at Odd Fellows hall on March 16. The town records numerous visits, funerals, and family events including the Miller and Healey obsequies, a new milk depot and bakery, and plans for Hotel Cosmopolitan expansion to eight rooms with dining and office space.
Natural Death in Kentucky
Dialogue recalls Kentucky storyteller Culdent Tom Stuart and a feud that led to a fatal shooting. The conversation centers on a supposed natural death versus a political scrap ending in a man being shot, with memories of the state and its figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Tom Stuart
Kentucky
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T.he C. Maloney
Speak-Easies
Andrew
Field
West Scranton
Tabernacle Church
No. 32
Taylor
Mra. Lh
Stevens
Maregnaret Jenkins
Tabernacle Concrerational Church
D. P. Jones
Plano
Lorwerth Prosser
Alto Wolowi
voseeMra
J. Evans
Webster
Bevan Solo
Skylark
James Heckel
Charles Dennett
James Hughes Boo
Jones
Desele Sloat
Miers Margaret Gibbs
L. H. Brundage
the Pilgrims
John T. Evans
Mies Jones
Mra. Brundage
D. PF. Jones
N. M. Thomas
Jornerth Prosser
Prof Owens Eee
Miss Watkins
Weeee
Lewis
Mise Evans
BH. Kelly
Miss Richards
Shenenvesserie Mins Price
Miss McDonald Cerone
Mise Harris Pisaa
Genie
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Globe Warehouse
Silk
Black Dress
Lk. OF K. Club
Tefore
Kelly
the Klondike
Enoug
Ihe
Mrs. Whitehouse
South Scranton
Zimmerman
W. Co. A
Johann Hoff Mall
I. L. Tibbetts
Mill Street
Amesbury
Mass
Johann Hoff
Berlin
Paris
Washington Chemical Up
Washington, D.C
Misses Hell
Fifth Avenue
Bell
Misses Bell
O. Yo
Ylouis Meyers
Penn Ave
Walter W. Branson
Jonas Long's Sons
Wistebageton Ave
Jonas Long
Fancy Rockaways
East Rivers
Maurice River Coves
Mill Ponds
Pierce
Penn Ave Market
Atlantic Refining CO
CMLL
Wraj BK
Iteulse Riak Remedy CO
Bsienern
Sanderson
Masonic Treaple
Chicago
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