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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1897

Page

3

Large Lenten House Party Hosted by Shantons

A hundred guests attended a dancing party at Mr and Mrs W W Shanton's Ridge Row home marking a rare Lenten social event. Clark Florist provided lavish decorations while Bauer's orchestra supplied music and a late supper followed. Notables included the Sanderson, Robertson, Hand, Dimmick, Archbald, Jermyn, Kingsbury, Parke, and Scranton families among others. Mrs Archbald hosted a luncheon.

W. W. Shanton Ridge Row Clark Bauer Scranton George Sanderson N. G. Robertson W. H. Jessup W. J. Hand Theodore Filler J Lynde Misses Gilmore Wyoming Avenue George Dimmick A. H. Storrs Anderson Archbald Busan Jermyn Augusta Archbald Bessell Jermyn H. 10. Merrill Aline Matthews Flor Matthews Mott G. P. Griffiths J. M. Boles G. A. Fuller F. H. Kingsbury Miss Coleman Parke Helen Hand Charlotte Hand Winton L. B. Fuller Miss Welles G. B. Smith G. B. Jermyn Miss Simpson Mr. Huntington P. B. Belin Reynolds Bedford Seiden Kingsbury L. P. Bliss

Burgess Langan's First Message in Archbald Council

Burgess John J. Langan outlines policy in his first address to Archbald borough council. He urges debt cancellation, improved road work, drainage fixes, stronger police protection, enforcement of liquor laws, hydrant upkeep, and better sidewalks and crosswalks to reduce taxes and aid public safety. He notes six thousand residents and a half‑million valuation with high millage taxes.

Burgess John J. Langan Archhbald Jorough Council Mr. Langan Burgess Langan William Hunt T. P. Moran Justice Bishop Archbald Borough Boroweh Pine Street Pari Ry Salem Cemetery Streets

Promising Irish Comedy and Melodrama at Frothingham and Davis

The Frothingham hosts Andrew Minck in Myles Appon and Myles Aroon as well as Marina in Mr Barnes of New York with Loraine Hullis in the title role. Davis theatre presents Louis Hogan's Midnight Flood with Tim Westleat played by Ragan and Gardiner in key roles. Shows run March 4 to 6 at Davis and upcoming weekend at Frothingham for the romantic drama and scenic productions.

Andrew Minck Myles Frothingham Myles Aroon Mack Marina Giay Misa Loraine Hullis Davis’ Theater Louis Hoagan

Made Henderson Sleepy After Night Out

George Henderson of Providence was accosted by a young woman near Center street and lured into the White House on Penn avenue. A second woman joined, they offered drinks, and Henderson woke to find $15 missing from his pocket. Eva Spangenburg and late Martin were arrested. They claimed to have coins in their shoes, yielding $2.80 in a shoe shake. They appeared before Alderman Millar, held on $300 bail, and were fined $2.50 for drunkenness.

Qeorge Henderson Providence Center Street White House Penn Avenue Henderson Davis Eva Spangenburg Iate Martin Deltor Alderman Millar

Measles Surge Hits Week With Dozen New Infections

Public health notes a spike in minor contagious diseases with 40 new cases and four deaths from contagious and infectious diseases last week. Measles, whooping cough, scarlet fever, and diphtheria each show new activity, with six measles and three diphtheria cases reported yesterday and about 11 deaths weekly overall.

Our Job Facilities Superior in Northeastern Pennsylvania

Advertises our job facilities as superior to competitors in Northeast Pennsylvania. Claims unmatched capacity and quality of work, stating pricing is fair and workmanship is of the highest class. Emphasizes honesty in quotes and urges customers to compare and decide.

Pennsylvania

Road repair spending spans a decade with rising costs

The speaker notes a ten year pattern of road repair expenditures averaging between 2000 and 3000 dollars annually. They acknowledge trust in the spending but imply growing costs or volume may be involved. The remark frames ongoing maintenance funding and fiscal impact.

Marshal Shea's Successor Named in Erie Session

The Tribune reports Deputy United States Marshal John J. Shea resigned on March 1 to take effect March 4. Marshal John W. Walker appointed John Walters, son of former Luzerne County Sheriff, as his successor after a quick selection with local officials.

John Walters Luzerne County Tribune United States John J. Shea Shea John W. Walker Erie Penton United States Circuit Court Shews Atea Serantoo United States Miterial Mittebure United States Marshal Michael Moran Carbondale ED PL Riche Sheriff Robinson Wandling Marshal Walker Walters Luserne County

Danger in soda and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets

A caution against using common soda as a stomach remedy and touting Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe cure for acid dyspepsia. The text claims soda irritates the stomach and may cause serious intestinal issues, while advertising the tablets as effective digestion aids sold by Stuart Co. of Marshall, Michigan. BERCHAM'S FILLS are also promoted for constipation.

Harlandson Stuart Stuart Co Marshall, Mich

Daylong china sale offers imported sets at low prices

Executors of a large New York china importer close out stock with first choice by our buyer. Tea sets, comb trays, brushes in French designs, Bohemian glass, and vases priced from 10c to $4.00. Some from Japan and Germany, spaces limit stock at 303 Lackawanna Avenue.

M. Norton Lackawanna Ave China New York Japan Germany

Eyes Spectacle Prices At Silverstone On Lackawanna

Eye specialist Silverstone offers inexpensive spectacles at 800 Lackawanna Avenue near Lehigh Valley ticket office. Prices include gold rimmed at 50 cents, filled bows at 2 dollars, nickel bows 6 cents to 1 dollar, aluminum bows up to 2 dollars, colored glasses 26 cents to 1.25, reading glasses 2.50, opera and magnifying glasses reduced. Free eye examinations and guaranteed satisfaction with office hours 9 am to 6 pm.

Lackawanna Avenue Lehigh Valley

Special plant designs and discounted goods sale

A catalog style notice announces arrival of designs such as Carnations Pansies Pond Lilies Clover Leaves Maple and Oak Leaves Buon Drops Cluster Spots and more. It lists lower prices on napkins and a large assortment of higher priced items at reduced rates with various prices and codes.

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