Meeting updates and notices from Simnnoen Co and Columbia Company
Card notes a public notice for job work and publishing orders at Simnnoen Co North Main Street. It records a Columbia Company meeting held Wednesday evenings with J Z Newton named trustee and W Finnerty elected to a one year term. It mentions a tire fund plan for disaster relief and a fire fund contribution, plus rheumatism relief claims by Foreman Thomas Brennan and allocations from foreign insurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simnnoen & Co
Newsdenlure
North Main Street
Nee
Columbia
Thor Gompany
J. Z. Newton
Gompany
Thomas Brennan
Salem Uaye- Tie
Wadan
Foreign Insurance coOmpaniet Dolig
Cayhunidile
Funit
Miss Matet Stanton Birthday Supper Attended By Friends
A large group of friends celebrated Miss Matet Stanton’s nineteenth birthday at her brother's home on Wednesday. Guests included many local names such as the Wolcott, Stanton, Spunrenberk, Correll, Batem, Starks, and Volel families along with Mr and Mrs Aleit Stanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matet Stanton
Dec Hetriniton
Bertha
Hattie Wolcott
Maheb
Ethel Stanton
Nedije Spunrenberk
Almedit Correll
Rosehub
Nellie Batem
Rosie Starke
Genevieve Farrell
Alice (Ouse
Herbert Cormelt
Evankelist Needham Leads Series of Services
The evangelist Needham conducted a two week series of daily Bible readings at Haptiet chioeh with much interest. Closing addresses urged Christians to be a holy people and to witness for Christ, awakening deep interest among attendees to bind with Christ in life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needham
Israel
Ghodl
Christhans
Christ
Ife
Muncurians colony near Nod faced assault charges dropped
Seven residents of a Muncurian colony near Nod were accused by Constable Mealey of assault and intent to kill after entering a house and destroying furniture. The defendants admitted guilt, agreed to pay costs, and the charges were withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nod
Constably Mealey Befan Tusithe Olyan
Ome Athely
Aecault
Kii
Reverend M. Bialstey and family move to Williamsport
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Bialstey depart for their new home in Williamsport yesterday noon. A nearby crowd of friends and parishioners gathered to bid farewell with sandwiches. They arrived last evening where Mgr. Bialstey will serve as rector of St. Marty's church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stev. Ed
Hulsey
B.J. Bialstey
Williamsport
Evenine
Mgr. Bulstey
St. Marty's Church
Local and Personal Notes From The Community
Pox appointed by Poetmaster Nealon to a new clerkship in the postal service begins duties March 16 after credit in the examination. Dr M L Galley resigns as house surgeon at the hospital. regret at the prospect. C O Smith improving. Miss Florence Harnden in good health at home on Salem Avenue. Strickland Kneiss of Philadelphia Wisconsin visits Mrs J R Kurr. Kneiss is Troy Polytechnic alumnus and Munville classmate. Gordon Penketon returns from eastern trip. KF C Harnden recovering from grip. relapse Wednesday weakens him. Allee Thutler takes over KE Lily store first of April. Mrs C G Shepherd retires half of Milas Butler stooge and will occupy new role in April. Mrs A Moran of Woodlawn Avenue visits Scranton friends. Miss Hrelitset Melanald of Mallbnow Street entertains Miss Wall of Dunn. Mrs Chances Hart improving after two weeks fever. Miss Lillian Baker to entertain soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pof. Pox
Nealon
Postal Flee
M. L. Galley
Hospital
Wis
J. R. Kurr
Kneis
Troy Polytechnic School
BR. Munville
Ile
Colts
Hile
Springs
Gordon Penketon
C. Harnden
Misa Allee
A. Moran
Woodlawn Avenue
Scranton
Mallbnow Street
Miss Wall
Dunn
Chances Hart
Lillian Baker
Miss Gertrude Rayner Named Club President For Year
Miss Gertrude Rayner was chosen president of the club for the coming year. Several residents were mentioned visiting town and attending events. Reports noted illnesses and injuries including John Wilson’s serious condition, a broken wrist for Toll and a leg injury for Michael Loftus.
Local church services and community notices in Taylor area
Miss Margaret Moreans of Hyde Park visits. Calvary Baptist Church holds morning and evening services with Pastor Dr H. M. Harris. Sunday school at 2 oclock. worship themes include The Sympathy of Christ. Mr David M. Williams visits Slyde Park. Taylor Young Men's Turn Verein members, led by Professor Hawa Leuthold, announce a public exhibition with 16 ladies and Scranton Turn Verein aiding. admission 2 cents, children 16 cents, reserved seats 10 cents. Welsh Congregational Church holds services with Rev Iver Thoris. Township reports note new building activity, a telegram confirms Marty and Fred Wihislaw arriving in Los Angeles. Evan G. Watkins active in county offices. February teachers paid by school board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Moreans
Hyde Park
Calvary Baptist Church
H. MW. Harris
Tdoelotk
David M. Williams
Slyde Park
Taylor Young Men
Hawa Leuthold
Aeeiktanige
Scranton
Taylor
Tiylor
Iver Thoris
Marty
Pred Wihislaw
Los Angeles
Cal
Price Library
Evan G. Watkins
County Compissioners
Funeral services for John William Plowright held at Pyindttye church
Funeral held yesterday afternoon for John William Plowright. Rev. Holder and Rev. Fewra led services at Pyindttye Methodist Church. Pallbearers listed include James Murgeson and Watkin Willame. Henry Bean known as Bunker Gown died at Lincoln Street home Thursday afternoon. Rev. Holster to preach at Primitive Methodist Church tomorrow. Temperance society to meet tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John William Plowright
Pyindttye Methodist Church
Wow. Holder
Fewra
Duryea
Halder
Sons of St. George
Knights of the Golden
James Murgesaon
Watkin Willame
Willa Perils
Cephas Couper
Amos Gamphler
Ell Box
Henry Bean
Bunker Gown
Lincoln Street
Wi. OH Holster
Primitive Methondse
Temperance Society
Kidney health remedy urged by swamp root advert
A 19th century style advertisement claims urine testing can diagnose kidney disease and promotes the Swamp Root tonic from Dy mer & Co. It touts relief for frequent urination back pain and urinary issues, promising cures and urging readers to send for a sample bottle and pamphlet. Prices listed as fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Dy Gjmer & Co
Binghamtin, N. Y
Munyon Remedies Offer Quick Cures by Free Guide
A garbled ad touts Munyon remedies for various ailments with a promise of rapid relief. It claims a specific cure for each disease and urges readers to request a guide to learn how to heal themselves using Munyon products.
JERMYN COMMUNITY NOTES TIDBITS AND APPOINTMENTS
Local items from Jermyn report new business start ups. George Baker plans to open a butcher shop after leaving Stocker Co. Henry Collins takes a meat market post. Friends visit Olyphant and Scanton. several homes repair work underway. Funeral for Baradel Netherton held. pallbearers listed. Election details discussed for ward offices with nominations and adjournment attempts. Regular meeting schedule announced.
Hawley Town Council Brings New Officials and Lighting Plan
Hawley council in regular session approves February receipts and disbursements. New town officials elected with Dr J Plan president and Victor A Decker secretary. treasurer and committee posts named. Board plans electric lights at crossings. a border tour committee will assess routes and vote on lighting. School board met subsequently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess J.T. Rodman
Counel Fon
Dr. J. Plan
Victor A. Decker
J. Sehlager
Drie Aileomb
Stéhvel Building Bills and Tax Exoneration Noted
Monday evening the board approved janitor and teachers’ wares totaling HY081 and bills of 100.40 for water coal and sundries. Tax Collector J PF sledier listed taxpayers and asked exoneration which was granted at 80.61. County Superintendent PD J Hower commended Mr Short ler for prompt tax duplicate settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stéhvel Bilding
Aml
J. PF. Sledier
J. Hower
Shortler
Diphtheria Cases Reported and Local Notices
Two new diphtheria cases were reported to the board of health from the Second ward yesterday. The Pocahontia social group will hold its first meeting next Monday evening. Miss Grace Harber is visiting Miss Rena Daly at Carbondale. Grassy Island Defvice and Hudson breaker employees were paid yesterday. The Mckinley Inauguration supper at Mrs. Lem Craig’s home last Thursday was well attended and praised. Mrs. Herbert Prear visits Scranton and Dunmore. Postmaster Moylan of South Canaan visits his son Jon Movie in Gray. A. Brook and Bennett Hicks of Berwick visit Mainetree with Frand Mrs. B. Grover. Richard J. Uren, West End, is the successful candidate for treasurer of Blakely borough for a third term. he moved from Langaster to Peckville years ago and has long served as foreman at Ontario colliery. Church services and Epworth League events at the Methodist Episcopal Church are announced for tomorrow and Tuesday. Resolutions of condolence express sorrow on the death of W. A. Taylor to his wife and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Pocahontia
Grace Harber
Rena Daly
Carbondale
Grassy Island Defvice
Hudson Breaker
Lem Craig
Herbert Prear
Scranton
Dunmore
Moylan
South Caneon
Jon Movie
Gray
A. & Rook
Bennett Hicks
Berwick
Frand
Grover
Blakely
Uren
Gfe
Peckville
Langaster
Bereavement Resolutions Honor Late Beloved Brother
The committee offers heartfelt sympathy to the relatives and near friends of the deceased. They commend the family to Heavenly comfort, noting the deceased as manly, honorable, a true patriot and devoted Christian. The council drapes its charter in mourning for thirty days and directs copies to the family, committee, and publication in the Scranton Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counel
Dikeman
KK. M. Barts
W. W. Fleck
Committee
Public notices and local changes in Honesdale
The Honesdale mill site is to be sold at public auction on March 13 after a fire. Local injuries include John Brady with two broken ribs and Hattie Rockwell returning home from illness. New tenants announced for Guernsey's store upper floors. A $1,000 damages suit against Mayhew vs. the Telephone company yielded $7 for the plaintiff. Malpractice case against SB Kelly continued to May term. depot project revived. Tolley to move to Liberty Hall block in March. Primaries will elect delegates this Saturday. Hardenberg for auditor general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honesdale
Willl
Liberty Hall
Mareh At
Local changes and plans in McTown shops and homes
Wl Muster and A Hungerford run a store side by side in McTown. Eastman fitting up next to poster five, once Mrs Emma Carlin’s bakery. Rufus G Easton from Wilkes-Barre attends Shakespearean banquet at Dr Tewksbury’s. Fred J Jennies digs a new cellar delaying masons. Miss Roach starts a dancing class at the opera house. Draper Binge buys David Gilly property on Gravel Hill and will close out the store on Bridge Street. Mrs George Phillipson to move to Weatherly on April 1. Thomas Grenville plans a new residence on Colewan property in Courthouse Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wl Muster
Mcltown
A. Hungerford
A. M. Eastmanle
Emma Carlin
Aga Bakery
Rufus G. Easton
Wilkes-Barre
Tewksbury
E.P. Northrop
Waverly
N.Y
Fred JT
Jennies
Masons
Miss Roach
Opera House
Draper Binge
David Gylly
Gravel Hii
Nathan Lelehton
Hridge Street
George Phillipson
Weatherly
Phillipson
Thomas Grenville
Colewan
Courthodde Square
Local man Moses Shields Jr. wins three-year quarry lease
Born to Dr and Mrs Brown of South Main street Moses Shields Jr leases Squire’s stone quarry for three years amid public sale announcements of personal property in the district.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Praised as Blood Purifier
Miss C. A. Enorr of Grinnell Iowa extols Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a family physician and a unique blood purifier with no substitute once used, highlighting its effectiveness and trusted reputation.
Community notices report a busy week in Scranton area
In the vicinity changes are noted with names like M Crooms and Thomas Hammond in March, plus several residents’ activities. Miss Fanny Richmond of Scranton teaches needlework. the infant son of Mr and Mrs F A Colvin dies. Mrs S L Tivany visits relatives in Scranton. Annie and Lizzie Mv Laughlin of Forest City visit friends here. Emppy Linwile leaves for Buffalo to work on the New York Lake Erie and Western railroad. Joseph Lehriever of the South Side arranges milk deliveries for the year. A Franklin Valley debating club discusses whether Lincoln surpassed Washington, with local residents as participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Crooms
Muareh
Thomas Hamimond
Mareh
Fanny Richmond
Scranton
F. A. Colvin
Miorniiy
L. ‘Tivany
Annie
Lizele Mve Laughlin
Forest City
Emery Linwile
Buffalo Marshe
New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Joseph Lehriever
South Side
Franklin Valley
Lincoln
George Washingtom
Artonia- Ave
Lee Kennedy
BE. Taylor
Franklin
G. Colving
N. MebLaughilt
G. AL Post
Special Attention to Business and Personal Accounts
Liberal accommodations extended according to balances and responsibility. Three percent interest allowed on interest deposits.
Prices Drive Bargain Push at Local Market
Vendors tout steep discounts as customers flood stalls seeking value. Shoppers are urged to compare prices and inspect goods to confirm savings. Local merchants promote high turnover with competitive rates.
Spring Garment Sales Promise Satisfaction and Value
The message proclaims the inauguration of its methods last August and notes a season of fulfilled promises. Returning customers report confidence in spring garments, praising guaranteed satisfaction and the best line of spring suitings offered. It claims to fit, please, save money, and deliver more than expected.
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Cyirronaa Soat
Toston
Dale
Baby Humors
Cosca Sien
WALI
J. Scott Inglis
Lacka. Avenue
Lawles
Gertrude Rayner
Sadie Toftua
Green Ridge
Bila Treverton
Head Lake
F P. Treverton
Reynshanhuret
Rosella Burke
BE. PF Burke
St. Cevella's Academy
Mamie Coughlin
Maine
Julia Coughlin
John Wilson
Mise Madge Portland
Neuville Company
Hotel American
Onedenta
A. F. Gila
C.F Spencer
A. Niles
William Carr
Green Riche
Alice Butler
New York
JF. Reynolds
Farkshore
M. Q. Minhon
Avenie
Pale Babel
Ae Jeans
Michael Loftus
Gillis
Mise
Joseph Gallagher
Priceburg
Munyon
Jermyn
George Baker
J. D. Stocker & Co
Tle
Patrick Muldoon
Bridge Street
T. A. Reese
Bessie
Boecond Street
Olyphant
Brownson Literary Society
Itas
Henry Collins
South Malin Street
J . Stocker
Jernen
Cheayge Clark
D. Witter
Mr. Mell
Baradel Netherton
Sm. Wiseld
Methilist Episcopal Church
Francis Chendally
Order of Wad Pelhine
Wasmenker
Rielick & Savers
Jermyn Opera
Zickrivk
A. L. Sayers
Mile
Marie Sayres
Opera
Emily Rich
North Carolina
Ecomels
Che Ditermmna
Mide Taylor
Meomdiey Nieht
Dan Aevete
H. C Swick
MeDermott
H. DD. Bwick
Joseph Sali
M. I. McDermett
H. DD. Swikek
Bwilck
Piatnok Bloomer
Vondlites
Horgagh
John W. Grant
John
Martin McAndrew
Ivorgeudip
Cramer
Dudley
McAndrew
Hawley
New York and Scranton Coal Company
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. Simpkins
Buriday School
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Congregation
W. A. Taylor
Blakely Council
Order of
United American Mechanics
Richard J. Uren
Delematea
Tion. IE
B. Hardenberg
Auditor General
Hood
Geo. Frank
D. M. Perry & Co
Detroit
Mich
J. BF. Warp
Labelle
Ohio
Ood
J. Tlood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Rora
Scott
Third National Bark
Capital
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William II, Peck, Cashier
Philadelphia
Cloak and Suit House
Lackawanna Ave
L. Weingart, Prop
Hunt & Connell CO
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing
DA MT
M. W. Collins
W. J. Davis
Wyoming Avenue
Brussels
S. G. Kerr, Son & 60
Ome
Oning
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