West Scranton Man Arrested After Domestic Dispute
John Muliskey, a West Lackawanna Avenue resident with three sets of children, was arrested by Patrolmen Perry and Marker after his wife accused him of beating her. Neighbors describe ongoing quarrels among both families as contributing to the fracas. The case adds to a pattern of alleged abuse in Wert Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Muliskey
Christian Endeavor Union
Tripp Park Hose Company
West Lackawanni Avenue
Perry
Marker
Muliskey
Progressive Euchre party at Jonkit's drug store rooms
St Brenien's council and Young Men's Institute held a progressive euchre night last evening at Jonkit's drug store rooms. Daniel Lenahan captured the first prize hat after eleven wins and two losses. McHugh and McGuire tied for booby honors before McGuire finished with eleven losses and two wins. The event drew a large crowd and was described as the most enjoyable institute gathering yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Brenien
Jonkit
Daniel Lenahan
Thomas McHugh
Thomas McGuire
McGuire
Institute
City Christian Endeavor Union meets at Washburn Street church
The executive communities of the Christian Endeavor Union of the city gathered at Washburn Street Presbyterian church last evening. G O W Welch, pastor of Calvary Reformed and city union president, presided. The meeting focused on the purpose of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Union of
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Hey
G. O W. Welch
Calvary Reformed Church
City Union
Toa Remedy for Littg Trouble Brings Relief
A short notice touts Toa as a wonderful remedy for light trouble and says it provides relief at once. It claims easing sensations and a cure through its effects and use.
George W Jenking Drug Store Prescriptions
The drug store of George W Jenking at the corner of Main Avenue and Jackson Street offers compounded prescriptions with carefully sourced purest drugs for customers seeking quality pharmaceutical service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W.jenking Cor
Main Ave
Jackson St
At Bedtime Your Head Will Be Clear and Your Work Easy
An advertisement for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters promises a clear head at bedtime and easier daily tasks the next day, framing the tonic as a solution for digestive comfort and productivity.
City union to boost cooperation plans meeting at Grace Reformed
Increasing interest in union work and city societies cooperation. prospects for city unity brighter than in two years. An executive meeting of the city union will be held at Grace Reformed church on the evening of Monday, March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Church
Teachers Deposited Funds for Public School Sides
The list shows various teachers from Public Schools on this side contributing to a savings fund. Totals are 15.04 for Public School Now, 22.49 for Public School No. 1, and 26.50 for Public School No. 19. The document notes the sums indicate increased interest in the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Ho L. Morean
Miss Lewis
Fellows
Vaughan
Foaddy
Miss Knap
Mullen
Warner
Carpenter
Mine O'Connor
Dravid Owens
Martha Watkins
Miizabeth Lewis
Alice Evans
Bertha Kelly
Nellie Richards
Mike Nellie Kelly
Catherine Phillips
Miex Ellan Price
Sarah McDonald
Mary Harris
Mike Joseph- Ino D. Lees
Murrey
Mise Nichols
Beamish
Mise Morgan
Mise Fionn
Premiers Chosen for New Hose Company at Tripp Park
A list names Charles F Boldry John Patrick John J Murphy Thomas Reap John J Mc Andrews Patrick McAndrew William H Hughes John Kelley Thomas Mc Namara Friend Green William Green Benjamin L Jones James Murphy FP Jones William Farr Michael Moran W K LaRue William Jones James Reap and William Reap as premiers of the new hose company at Tripp park The group plans a meeting soon and will move in to occupy a building residents will erect as headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripp Park
Charles F. Boldry
John Patrick
John J. Murphy
Thomas Reap
John J. McAndrews
Patrick McAndrew
William H. Hughes
John Kelley
Thomas McNamara
Friend Green
William Green
Benjamin L. Jones
James Murphy
Letter FP. Jones
William Farr
Michael Moran
W. K. LaRue
William Jones
James Reap
William Reap
Choir Concert Honors Rev Bropkins by First Welsh Baptist
The First Welsh Baptiser church choir presents a concert tomorrow evening to honor Rev DT Bropkins as his work here nears completion. The program features vocal and instrumental selections with participation by Prof Hayin Evans, Thomas Beynon, and Mme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
DT. Bropkins
Hayin Evans
Thomas Beynon
Mre
Notable names listed for community event arrangements
Frank Brundage Philip Warren Misa Badle Edwards the Jones outette John W Jones and Mrs M J Borten Will smervyat are named in the notice. Arrangements are in charge of James KR Hughes William Williams and William Evans. Refreshments will be served after the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brundage
Philip Warren
Misa Badle Edwards
the Jones Outette
John W. Jones
Mra. M. J. Borten-Willsmervyat
James KR. Hughes
William Williams
William Evans
Irish priest leads St. Leo’s pledge drive in US visit
Rev. Father Cummins of Roscommon County Ireland visited St. Leo's battalion Sunday afternoon in the United States. He administered pledges to about thirty members and spoke on Ireland of Today. He outlined native persecutions while St. Leo's contributed to the fund for the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Cummins
Roscommon County
Ireland
St. Leo's Battalion
United States
Leo's
First Baptist Church Acquires Mott Property for Building
Executive committee reports the Mott property on South Main avenue has been acquired by the church. Architects are at work drafting specifications for the proposed building and will submit them for selection and approval at the next congregational meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
South Main Avenue
Mott
Worl
Minor News Notes From Wilkes Barre Street Parish Volume
The Chi Upsilon society of Washburn Street Presbyterian met to transduce business for the Organianthon. A warrant issued for William Maywood on bed springs theft was quashed with Maywood held on 300 bail for court. Mia Elizabeth Griffiths noted. Rev Neal returned to plan future revival meetings at North Main Avenue Baptist church. West Scranton women seek a YWCA branch and meet at Washburn Street church at 2 99 this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi Upsilon Society
Washburn Street
Ehitron Hell
John
William Maywood
North Hyde Park Avenue
John Miller
Cass
Maywond
Miller
Mia
Eizabeth Grifftha
Haywood
HH IL
Tayior
St. Patrick's Parish
St. Thomas’ College
Rt. Joseph
Thomas Neal
First Mantist Church
Flo
North Main Avenue
First Baptist Church
Morgan's Hall
West Scranton
Young Women's Christian Association
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
O'Clork
Social Notes From Lafayette to Pittston
Miss Sallie Lewis of Lafayette street visits New York. Mrs. K S S Seurfoss of West Elm street travels to Pittston for her sister Mrs. Conrad Moor's illness. Mr and Mrs Harry Kingsley of Lincoln Heights visit Charlies A Yoos on North Main avenue. Miss Jean Luxenburger of Wash Linnitreet and Miss May Yeo of North Main avenue spend Sunday with Pittston and Wilkes-Barre friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Lewis
Lafayette Street
New York
K. S&s. Seurfoss
West Elim Street
Pittston
Conrad Moor
Harry Kingsley
Linclin Heights
Charlies A. Yoos
North Main Avenue
Jean [ Luxenburger
Wash- Linnitreet
May Yeo
Wilkes-Barre
March Programme At Providence Presbyterian Churc h
The Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor at Providence Presbyterian plans Wednesday meetings in March with Rev George Guild speaking on Pour Things About the Fleah and a short hymn service. Evangelist Thomas Neal Jr of Philadelphia opened revival meetings at North Main Avenue Bay 1st church to run two weeks with special music each week. Funeral held for Mrs Sarah Slinweon of Oak Street officiated by Mr Bulgin of Dunmore and interment at Dunmore cemetery. George Kern of Peckvilly and Nellie Costello visiting Martin. Eastern Star Commanders Sexy Knights of Malta installed by retiring past commander Richard Sula and officers listed. After ceremonies a smoker was enjoyed. Grace Williams and Anna Reese visiting Taylor and Philadelphia. Stockholders of Tock Tomber Manufacturing will not elect officers this afternoon. Mr Evans of Schwol Street nursing a fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor
Providence Presbyterian Church
George Guild
Earch
Thomas Neal, Jr
Philadelphia
North Main Avenue Bay
Sarah Slinweon
Oak Street
Ueres Dence
Bulgin
Dunmore
George Kern
Peckvilly
Nellie Costello
Honesdale
Swor Wapdeg
William Shiw
Roond
Willan Jeinen
Mae
Elks Defeat Beranton Drivele Club In Final Pin Series
The Ellix lodge team defeated the Beranton Drivele club in the final three games at Fike alley. The Bikes team won all three games by a large margin totaling seventy plus points. Each match was tightly contested and the Drivele club won the second game by sixty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tams
Lodge of Ellix
Beranton Drcvele
Bleyele Club
Throat and Lunge Remedy Ad Promises Quick Cold Relief
An advertisement promoting Throat and Lunge as a top remedy for coughs bronchitis asthma and chest infections urges readers to order from a drug store online. It touts nightly and weekly availability with a free sample bottle and cheap price.
Elks clinch best-of-six series with 271 point lead
Referee H W Kays and scorer R Wharton oversaw a six game series in which the Bika team secured victory by a total margin of 271 points. J Maden spacher of Elke led scoring with 190 points, while Northrup of Theyele topped his side with 202 points. Game scores show Elke versus Bievele club with totals 900 Si and 719 857 respectively, and a later 472 521 clash. Grand petal Elks posted 277 while Mie ovele club notched 2021.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H W. Kays
R. Wharton
Bika
J. Madenspacher
Elke
Northrup
Theyele
Bievele Club
Bieyele Club
Elks
Mie Ovele Club
Block Not In Position Causes Near-Fatal Mine Accident
Charles Atkinson of Deacon street, a driver boy in the Dickson mines, narrowly escaped when a loaded car started down a plane without a proper block. The mule accompanying the car was killed and Atkinson, along with the car, was dragged several feet before bystanders freed him. He is in serious condition at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Atkinson
Deacon Street
Dickson Mines
Atkinson
Green Ridge Community Notes and Local Notices
Horton Smith slowly improves from injuries. Professor J B Hawker lectured in Binghamton and Athens. Daniel Stevens visits from Washington Territory. Ladies Aid fair and festival to begin this evening. Art section meets this afternoon with Miss Robinson presiding. Mrs Pires visits New York City. Elisabeth Starke and Norman to tour Europe. Mrs J A Kingsley and Arthur visiting Capouse Avenue hosts. Monies returns from Binghamton. Womihull returns from New York state and Canada. A marauder damaged Walter Briggs' cellar but caused little damage. Green Ridge citizens endorse Cod Liver Oil tonic as finest for old palsies and lung strength. Manner's Pharmacy advertises regular size bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton Smith
J. B. Hawker
Binghamton
Athens
Daniel Stevens
Washington Territory
Hug
Dwaine
Ladies” Aid Society
The
Primitive Methodist Church
Elit
Mies Robinson
Pires
Capouse Avenue
New York City
Mise Eligabeth Starke
Norman
Europe
J. A. Kingsley
Arthur
Mlnkely
C. 5. Gardner
A. FE
New York State
Canada
Attourney Walter Briggs
New House
TUNKHANNOCK COURT NEWS AND LOCAL NOTES
In Tunkhannock on Saturday morning the Commonwealth versus William Krerge, charged with assault and battery, was heard before Squire Owens of Falls. Krerge was held for April court. Also the Commonwealth versus Celia Evans and Jennie Crawford concerned child custody. both were discharged. Local visitors include Prof. J. P. Breidinger and wife from Mansfield Normal School, visiting Easter, and Mansfield students Effie Reynolds Magele Jayne and Kate Gilmartin spending vacation with their parents. Miss Helen Lewis has returned from New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
The
Commonwealth
William Krerge
William Owens
Falls
Tvecen
Caiae
Bk. J. Jorden
O. Dershimer
Comenonwealth
Celia Evans
Jennie Crawford
C. O. Dershimer
William Crawford
J. Wood Pratt
J. C. Frear
Lake Winola
Mansfield Normal School
W. N. Reynolds
Effie Reynolds
Magele Jayne
Mies Kate Gilmartin
Mansfield
Misa Helen Lewis
New York City
Obituaries from Minooka and nearby communities
Mrs. Felix O Horre died at her daughter s residence in Minooka yesterday. Funeral arrangements set for the morrow at 9 o clock in St Joseph s church with interment in Minooka cemetery. Mrs Anne Moran died in Wayne county aged 67. Aunt of Rev McCale and mother in law of Alderman John Kelley her funeral is tomorrow morning. Mary Melvin infant daughter of John Melvin of Mende street Dunmore died yesterday and to be buried at Mt Carmel Cemetery this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix O'Hore
P. J. Quinn
Minooka
Quinn
James Ragen
Michael
Dunmore
John
Felix
St. Paul
Minn
BL. Joseph's Church
Anne Moran
Wayne County
Willy
Deweed
J. McCale
St. John's Church
South Berantion
John P. Kelley
Toomorrow Marnntia
Mary
John Melvin
Mende Street
Mt. Carmel Eemphery
Hickory Street German Presbyterian Church Nears Debt Free Status
The Hickory Street German Presbyterian Church in South Scranton reports $4,000 paid toward the $40,000 building debt, with only about $3,000 standing. Trustees John Hahn, Jo, and Lewis Schurmak er elected for three years. elders Charles Heuner Sr. and George Kirchoff also named for three years. The congregation aims to clear the debt before year's end and start the next century with the church free of incumbrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Street
German Presbyterian Church
Neptune Engine Company
William Connell Hose Company
Termin Presbyterian Church
W. A. North
William Maus
Dimount
John Hahn
Lewis Schurmaker
Charles Heuner
George Kirchoff
William Metter, Sr
Sexton
Pittston Avenue
William Connell Hope Company Holds Nominating Session
At a regular meeting the William Connell Hope company announced officer nominees for election next month. Candidates include President Chas Mimrell, Vice President James Kearh, Treasurer James Neagh, Secretary James Hicks Thor Donan, Eirwin Applinap as financial secretary, Walter Quick Patrick Staker as trustees, and various foreman and pipe crew posts. The present permanent man received strong endorsement for reappointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Connell Hope Company
Chas
Mimrell
James Kearh
Thome Dolan
James Neagh
James Hicks
Thor
Donan
Eirwin Applinap
Walter Quick
Patrick Staker
Donion
Sterling
Edward Simrell
Richard Farrel
David Burke
Sterling Simrell
John Fink
EK. Simwll
M. H. Gallagher
John Kennedy
Freel Sullivan
Richard Arr
Walter (Hick
Thanhnous
Pupils Save Money at Public Schools Deposits Made
The pupils at Public Schools Nos 79 Band 1 and No 50 deposited to the school savings bank by rooms. Totals include Miss Theresa Gibbons 235 Mixes Julia MacGuigan £1 16 Miss Melen Jones $1 39 Miss Ella Ironahoe $1 59 totaling 6 29. Other schools and principals listed with individual sums, bringing yesterday's total to 26 22 and grand deposits since operation 214.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Gibbons
Mixes Julia MacGuigan
Melen Jones
Ella Ironahoe
Doan MM. Deaumont
SLM
M. A. Pitcher
Anna Hankin
Maury A Scott
Mary BK. Keenan
Elisabeth Zang
Margaret O Donnell
Sarah O'Donnell
Ella Jordan
Elizabeth McManama
Ella Dougherty
Cave-In Blocks Prospect and Fig Street After Heavy Rains
A large cave-in occurred Sunday at Prospect Avenue and Fig Street, reaching several feet deep. Heavy rains are cited as the cause. The street commissioner was notified and a crew under Foreman James Lavelle fenced off the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Avenue
Fig Street
James Lavelle
Funeral Held for Thomas Foland Jr at Prospect Avenue
The funeral for Thomas Foland Jr. was held yesterday morning from his Prospect Avenue residence. A Mass of Requiem was celebrated at St. John's Church at 9 o clock with Rev. BE C. Melley as celebrant and sermon preacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Foland, Jr
Prospect Avenue
St. John’s Church
Welock
BE. C. Melley
Vital Spot and Cure Claims in Medical Advertisement
An old advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a non alcoholic cure for stomach, blood and nerves. It urges protection of the stomach as a vital spot against consumption and cites a testimonial from J W Price of Ohio. It also promotes Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a remedy for coughs and related ills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
J. W. Price
Quark
Monroe Co
Ohio
Galden
Procession Interred at Cathedral Cemetery
The services moved to Cathedral cemetery for interment. Pallbearers named Patrick Trojan, John Crane, John McHale, John Reap, TF McDonnell and Thomas F. Barrett assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral Cemetery
Patrick Trojan
John Crane
John McHale
John Reap
TF McDonnell
Thomas F. Barrett
Nentune Engine Company elects officers and reappoints chief
The regular meeting of the Nentune engine company elected officers led by President Christian Fickus and Vice President John Demuth. Charles Wirth of the fire department was reappointed district chief. William Fickus and Henry Heen secured another term as permanent men. City Assessor Christian Fickus won a tenth term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nentune Engine Company
Christian Eickus
John Demuth
August Sehrmptt
Henry Walter, Sr
Traine
Philip Robinson
Joseph KF. WoelRers
John Kuether
William Roser
Jacob Krick
Fred Boyer
George Tovar
Charon Schneider
Charles Wirth
William Fickus
Henry Heen
Max Kosar
Peter Robling
Llerman Ekel
Cerretary
Peter Robling, Jr
August Schimpff
Christian Fickus
Pittston street car collides with horse and carriage
A southbound Pittston street car collided with a horse and carriage at Pittston Avenue and Palm Street Sunday night. Patrick Scanlon of North Scranton, driving, was thrown but held the reins. the carriage smashed and placed nearby. The horse bolted, throwing Scanlon, who walked and loaded the horses after the fright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston Street
Patrick Scanlon
North Scranton
Pittston Avenue
Palm Street
Scanlon
Ras
Sennen
Surprise Birthday for Wil lam Brosser Jr at Birch Street Home
A surprise party was held at 6 Birch Street in Bavuirdiy night for Wil lam Brosser Jr. Guests included Misses Carrir Nape Lena Schener Nettie Connora Ruby Lyons Mabel Devall Anna Breeser and Masters William Robinson Russell Bliss Elmer Bliss Corey Denne Milo Dolph William Breeser. Misses Bresser and Scheuer helped with serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Brosser, Jr
Birch Street
Local notes from New Milford and area
Mrs F B Garrett returns home after visiting Scranton friends. Ernest Moses of Meriden visited Mrs A Butterfield over the weekend. A war scene entertainment was staged at the opera house. William Phinney and family occupy rooms at the Eagle Hotel after the fire. George McConnell helps his father J C McConnell in the drag store.
Also Mentioned on This Page
West
Scranton
Progressive Euchre
Dr.Bull
Wotk
Aliewa
Hostetter
Panna
Globe Warehouse
Bicycle Club
Dickson
Green Ridge
Manner
Tunekhannock
South Scranton
Dancerous
Thos
Boland
H. B. Buterbaugh
Indiana
Johann Hoff
Elmact
Hotel Beet
Hotel Best
Scranton Suengerrunde
Natter's Hall
Electric Social and Athletic Club
Alder Street
Peer Rosur
August Geiger
Cedar Avenue
Samir Clothing House
Washington Camp
Patriotie Order Sons of America
Hartman's
Mary Wolfe
Fred Wolfe
Neptune Place
Annie Gibbons
Avoca
Margaret Roche
Cherry Street
General Committee of Firemen
New Milford
Atlantic Rt
Aanton
Fining
Academy OF Music, Burgunder & Reds
Lessese
H.R. Lung
Gibneys
Jack Hoeffler
Lyceum Theatre
Reis & Burgunder, Lessess
HR Long
Hoyt’s
Dave
N. VY. Heald
Moyl'y Theatre
York Theatre
London
Denman Thompson
Fred Rider
Moulin Rouge
Sth
Irwin Brothers
NEW York Hotels
St. Denis
Broadway
Eleventh St
Grace Church
Bt. Denia
William Taylor
Westminster Hotel
Cor
Sixteenth St
Irving Place
I. D. Crawford
Wanamakers
Hea
Sheet Coopers
Huey
Hotel
Albert
Corm
Draudeau
Tribune
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