Local Notes and Community Happenings in Tunkhannock
W L Stilwell of Lynn traveled through town returning from West Pittston. The Ladies' Home Missionary society convenes in Wyoming Valley on March 14 with Mrs T H Dale directing the program. Borough schools adopt a fifteen minute recess. Oil well No 1 near Lovelton is reopened to be drilled again. past drilling records and samples suggest limited success. A marriage license was issued to Frank H Brewer and Jennie Neal. A new Junior Order of American Mechanics lodge opens in Stroudsburg with many joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Stilwell
Lynn
West Pittston
Chautauqua Club
J.D. Carpenter
Laporte
Dutch Mountain
Alagka
T. B. Grenville
Fob
Hight
Board of Health
Mpss
Coney
Springville
Ladies’ Home Missionary Society of Wyoming Alstriet
Tunkhannock Methodist Episcopal Church
T. H. Dale
Scranton
H. W. Bardwell
P.P. Avery
W. M. Hiller
Josiah Adams
Virginia
Lovelton
Bradford
S. Judson Stark
Charles Harding
Meshoppen
Hopkins
John Barth
Frank H. Brewer
Jennie Neal
Canton
N. J
DeWitt
Towanda
Rooney
Susquehanna County
Henry Furman
Morris Swisher
W. E. Littl
R. J. Bardwell
East Stroudsburg Social Notes and Local Visits
Morton Decker and wife visited relatives in Scranton and New Milford on Wednesday. Dr. J W Walters reports his mare recovered well from a leg fracture with successful plaster treatment. H M Mutohler spent Monday on business in New York City. Miss Hattie Thompson is out again after dangerous illness. William Bruch returned from Effort to East Stroudsburg. Mrs Thomas J Dunn and Miss Lizzie Dunn returned from New York City. A surprise party was held for Miss May Walters on Courtland Street with games and refreshments. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Adam Walters and the Walters sisters Louisa, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Decker
Scranton
New Milford
J. W. Walters
H. M. Mutohler
New York City
Hattie Thompson
William Bruch
Effort
Thomas J. Dunn
Lizsie Dunn
Adam Walters
Louisa Waltera
Favorite Remedy touted as cure for rheumatism and neuralgia
East Naasan resident K P Tay er claims Dr David Kennedy s Favorite Remedy cured his fifteen year inflammatory rheumatism while Solomon Davis of North Kortright says the medicine relieved neuralgia and improved sleep. A Scranton physician backs the claim and druggists list it for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K K. P. Tayer
East Naasan
David Kennedy
Solomon Davis
North Kortright
N. Y
Scranton
Peckville Notes on Society and Local Happenings
Peckville updates include Mrs BE Barber visiting Wilkes Barre, a wheel social at home of G Hurd on Academy street, and Edith Doty improving from grip. Dwight Meardsley buys O Ressigale livery, weddings, millinery plans, and Dr J W Beck elected health officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. H. Barber
Wilkes-Barre
Young People's Society of the
Presbyterian Church
G. Hurd
Academy Street
Edith Doty
Dwight Meardsley
Ressegale
Rey BP. Doty
Alexander Dickson
Peckville
Mra
Alice Roberts
Winton
Julia Kestell
New York City
J. W. Beck
Stekler
Blakely
James W. Smith
Thomas BE. Williams
Richard Uren
Asia Scott
John J. Manning
Olyphant
W. 3. Bloes
W. B. Stevens
George Moules
Windsor Foster
William Harper
Richard Reese
William Davis
W. ON. Harnes
Hickory Street
Charles Trevertin
Scranton
Delaware and Hudson
J. D. Peck
Malin Street
Janes Walsh
Grassy Island
George Treverton
Addie Hopper
Chapman Lake
Blanche Hamling
J. B. Sweet
Ashley
Joseph G. Bell
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cora Savige
Harford
Walwork
Shay
Gould
Mr. Doty
Miss Savige
Hallstead Church News and Local Aptitudes
Three people unite with the Presbyterian church led by Mrs Dennison visits Rev John Davis in Hallstead. Davis to conduct three nights of invest- ings at Mast Montrose. L M Simmons named janitor of Railroad Young Men's Christian Association. Dr Taylor of Binghamton to lecture on Gumption. Ladies Auxiliary monthly meeting in TA hall next Tuesday. Ward Ives in Conklin NY. Jacobus recovering. E R W Searle of Susquehanna in town. Lovl Banker to move to Forest Lake by April 1. B Brown to build on Church street. J G McCreary rents living rooms in Vanness block. plans a saw mill on Pine Street. Dr CN Vanness rents hall to engineers and brakemen. auxiliary to both orders. Male quartet formed: Adair, McCreary, Simmrell, Barnes. Cottage meeting Friday at Jamin Read’s on Chase Avenue. Young People’s Society officers elected: Miss Mary Scotten, Rev John Davis, A H Chichester, J D Lindsley. Piles relief claim with Down’s Ontiment advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Dennison
Afton
John Davis
Church Street
Mast Montrose
M. Simmons
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Dr. Taylor
Binghamton
Gumption
Chrisstian Association
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ward Ives
Conklin
N.Y. J
Jacobus
E. Rh. W. Searle
Susquehunna
Lovl Banker
Summersville
Forest Lake
B. Brown
J. G. McCreary
Vanness
Main Street
Pine Street
CN. Vanness
Firat
W. W. Adair
WH. McCreary
Mary Scotten
John Davie
A. H. Chichester
J, D, Lindsley
Wyoming Notes and Local Chatter
Branley Robinson remains convalescent after neuralgia and is confined to his room. Alvin Robinson’s new Hammond street house nears completion. Florence Nuss recovers from throat trouble. Cora Yost from Scranton visited Mrs. A Ed Stevens. Andrew Kennis returns from two weeks with friends in Cherry Valley. Wyoming borough council met Monday at 10 am to re organize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branley Robinson
Alvin Robinson
Hammond Street
Lymon
Florence Nuss
Misa Cora Yost
Scranton
A. Ed. Stevens
Andrew Kennis
Cherry Valley
Wyoming
Council seats filled as Mullen Rogell retire
Vv Mullen and W F Rogell retire from council. John Lloyd and J W Baker take their places. J J Shoemaker elected council chairman for the year. James Foss improves after a week's illness. Mrs John Sharps convalescing. Mrs Charles Shiffer was at Wilkes Barre yesterday. Karl Rockwell entertains his mother from Wayne county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vv. Mullen
W. F. Rogell
John Lloyd
J. W. Baker
J. J. Shoemaker
James Foss
John Sharps
Charles Shiffer
Wilkes- Barre
Karl Rockwell
Wayne County
Infant funeral and local notices in Scranton area
Funeral for Clarence J Spencer infant daughter held privately with pallbearers listed and Maplewood interment. Irving Davis attended Captain Kellow's funeral in Scranton. Morgan anniversary celebrated at Grove Street home with many attendees. Edward Jilkings burial in Maplewood. Miss Nye visiting Scranton. Miss Powerly injured on ice. Dr Bailey in Wilkes-Barre. Yarrington employed at Hendrick Mfg. Earth settling near Alumni park with cracks. possible cave-ins threaten mines and local employment amid spring thaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence J. Spencer
Charles Lee
James Paul
George Paul
J. H. Reese
Lewsley
Maplewood Cemetery
Irving Davis
Captain Kellow
Scranton
Henry Morgan
Grove Street
Edward Jilkings
Carbondale
H. Abbott
Lewis Jifkins
Butte City
Mon
Eddie Jifkins
Albert E. Miller
Kingston
W. Burr
Church Street
New York City
Hannah Nye
Duarte Avenue
Annie Powerly
High Street
L. Bailey
Wilkes-Barre
Edward Yarrington
Hendrick Manufacturing Company
Alumni Park
Delaware and Hudson Company
Mountain Pond
Fallbrook
Minooka Notes on Residents and Health Concerns
John Joyce left yesterday for Pittsburg to reside permanently. Skating is described as first class on the brick yard pond. Scarlet fever is prevalent in this section. Peter Connolly of the Five Points is dangerously ill with the grip. The O Connell council, Young Men’s ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Joyce
Pittsburg
Brick Yard
Peter Connolly
O'Connell Council
Institute Debating Society Holds Initial Debate
The Institute Debating Society debated at their rooms on Willow Street last evening on the topic that restriction of social sessions is detrimental. The negatives won. M. J. Egan of Main Street is indisposed and Patrick Laffy of Grove Street is convalescing after grip. Peter Thornton of Hastings New York, a former resident, visits Minooka friends.
Local residents suffer illnesses in brief city update
Rey and Mrs. J L Race confined to home with grip. Mrs. James A Hand returns from Warren Pa after visiting relatives. Mrs. Gillick of Minooka Avenue recovering from a severe illness.
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Bethlehem
Calvary and the Mount of Olives
Christ
Jools
John H. Vincent
M. Eo
James W. Lee
Boe
M. Bain
Lanse
Stewie
Moly Land
Vincent
Dir
Lee
Bain
America
Gorman's Grand Depot
Wyoming Ave
Reeves
Spruce Street
J. Scott Inglis
Lackawanna Avenue
Old Forge
J. L. Rave
Mr. Scott
Wyoming Seminary
Druckenmiller
Jennie Draye
Philadelphia
Stella LeBar
Lizzie Lagolne
Alice Hopper
Messrs
Clyde Gruver
Walter Haney
A. Predmore
Harry Hufford
Charles Walters
Edward Hopple
Frank Carlton
Howard Smith
Wilson Smith
Junior Order of American Mechanica
Stroudsburg
East Stroudsburg
Hallstead
Aia Tena
Jeimaraje
Stim SD
Migs Lorrie Carson
Bavanac, Mich
Hood
Nester
Lackawanna Ave
Clothing House
Aix
Oval Medicine
River St
Chicago
Matthews Hros
Druggis Scranton
SAS
Lacka, Ave
Scranton, Pa
Brussels
Ingrain
Matting
China
Japan
DR. Shimberg
Fyel
Sherri
Goodman
Cholce
Heywood
Downing
Liberal Credit System
Economy Furniture CO Scranton
Wyoming Avenue
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