Carbondale Council Acts on Sewer, Franchise and Annexation
The Carbondale upper house passed the Pile street sewer ordinance on third reading and granted a franchise to Carbondale Steam Heat and Power Co. The common council tabled the Steam Heating franchise. An annexation ordinance to the First sewer district passed first reading. The telephone ordinance advances to mayoral signature. John Devaney funeral moved to Saturday at 9. The Lucertia D H elects a delegate to Allentown May convention. Mrs Bayley to Allentown delegate. Mrs Flaherty hosts Baptist Sunday school event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pile Street Sewer
Carbondale Steam Heat and Power Company
Commonera
First Sewer District
Common Council
Steam Heating Company
Messie
Brink
van Gorder
Colwell
Sahm
Williams
Franklin Literary Society Fortnightly Meeting Programme
The Franklin Literary society holds its regular fortnightly meeting this afternoon with a listed program including a song titled Pennsylvania, a meditation by Ruth Thomas, recitation and readings by Jennie Ruttenburg and William Gardner, and a quartet by Vinna Wall Minnie Philips George Meyers Willie Kennedy. Other participants include Georgia Bell Mamie Roberts Sumner Davis Michael Monahan and many more in piano and vocal pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Franklin Literary Society
Penn-slvania
Peditation
Ruth Thormas
Eeray
Anthony Mulhearn
George Myera
Reading
Jennie Ruttenburg
Vinna Wall
Minnie Philips
George Meyers
Willie Kennedy
Georgia Bell
Organ Echo
Mamie Roberts
William Gardner
Weutenant Boll
Susie Williams
Ellis Fowler
Hannah Murphy
Deila Baker
Mame Loughney
Mimer Fowler
George Harris
Gertrude Davis
Sumner Davis
Michael Monahan
Funeral of Mrs. Mary P Walker at St. Those
The funeral for Mrs. Mary P. Walker was held yesterday at 9 in St. Those of Lima church. Rev. J. J. Griffin delivered a consolation sermon. Pallbearers included James Bradley, William Walker, James Quinn, Jamie Pidgeon, Patrick Kane and John Costello. Interment followed at St. Rowe cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary P. Walker
St. Those of Lima Church
J. J. Griffin
James Bradley
William Walker
James Quinn
Jamie Pidgeon
Patrick Kane
John Costello
St. Rowe Cemetery
Local Notices and Social Snippets from Wayne and Scranton Areas
F A Brown entertains his brother RE Brown from Honesdale on Wayne street. Miss Ligsie Maxwell returns home to nurse her sister Mary in Jermyn. Naomi’s daughters host a supper and social at Harry Morgan’s Grove street home Friday night. A Gravity track footbridge near Western Union was torn down yesterday. Mia J J Sanda of Hospital street fell. Teacher Kate Walenh is ill at home. Professor A P Peters starts another French class. members include Maule Wheeler Freeder Shields. Miss Grace Tallman vacationing with her father in Jackson. Mrs John O Malley entertains Miss Teresa McGee from Scranton. Mrs K Fox visits Scranton friends. Ralph W Giles goes to Scranton for work. Miss Mary Nealon of Pike street obtains a position at Fellows’ millinery. Mrs Philip Herryman and children ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Brown
Wayne Street
RE. H. Brown
Honesdale
Ligsie Maxwell
Jermyn
Mary
Naomi
Harry Morgan
Grove Street
Western Union
Mia
J. J. Sanda
Hospital Street
Fell
Kate Walenh
Ness
A. P. Peters
Maule
Wheeler
Freeder
Shields
Grace Tallman
Jackson
John O'Malley
Honpitel Street
Teresa McGee
Scranton
K. Fox
Powderly Street
Ralph W. Giles
Revered tribute at late Rebert Moore funeral and local notices
The community gathered to honor the late Rebert Moore with a high mass at the Catholic church and interment at Minooka cemetery. Also reported are events from Taylor area including a reception for Lackawanna Valley Council members, a mining machine raffle, a ribbon social, and updates on local residents and Christian Endeavor activities.
Funeral for Airs. Malin set for Thursday at two
The funeral for the late Airs. Malin will be held Thursday morning at two o'clock. Several ladies gathered on Main street Wednesday after noon for a social, including Miss Kate Kinback, Miss Hattie Myers, and Mrs. Emma Milhaie. Private William Kinback was a guest of honor at the latter’s gathering on Main street. Mrs. Jones Canby of Mt. Vernon street was injured at work Wednesday morning. Harry Peck of Riverside has resigned and moved to Morgan store at Peachville. Joe Miller and Edward Kelly visited friends in Scranton earlier in the week. Mrs. P. Estruth and daughter Amy visited Scranton during the week. Mr. Robert Sharples sustained serious injuries at work Wednesday afternoon in the White Oak mine. Dr. Van Doren treated his wounds. Hood's Sursaparilla and Hood's Pills advertised as medicines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malin
Emma Milhaie
Hoya
Main Street
Sacs
Kate Kinback
Jinnor Fiie
Hattie Myers
Thirteenth Regiment
William Kinback
Wats
Cirenty
Jones Canby
Mt. Vernon Street
Harry
Olyphant Report on Subscriptions for Hose Carriage Debt
J J OMalley and W L Kelly appointed by Excelsior Hose to collect second ward subscriptions to pay overdue hose carriage debt submit their report listing donors and amounts including J W Rweeney Ben 15 dollars W J Schubmehr 10 dollars Mrs William Mahon 5 dollars J W OBrien 5 dollars D G Jonen 2 dollars W J Evans 1 dollar A J Moyles 1 dollar P T Dovagher 1 dollar Mary OBrien 1 dollar W B Weinberger 1 dollar Sally Brow 1 dollar P J ODonnell 66 cents Dr Crans 50 cents J Britton Bon 1 dollar M P
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. O'Malley
W. L. Kelly
Excelsior Hoss Company
Second Ward
J. W. Rweeney & Ben
W. J. Schubmehr
William Mahon
J. W. O'Brien
D. G. Jonen
Local Fund Drive Totals and Community Notices
The list shows numerous names with small amounts collected totaling $85.00 and a remaining balance of $100 for the carriage fund. Joln Peterew and Joseph Marks raised $11.00. News notes include relatives returning from New York and funeral details for David L. Owens and Ruth Sutton. Attendees visited Priceburg for the service and interment at Pittston. Mrs. Ann Jones visits Susquehanna Street. Attorney H Ob Carey of Jermyn attended yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Atherton
Charles Blockberger
M. Snook
John Ferguson, Sr
D. W. Harris
Patrick Hannick
Mrs. Murphy
Delaware Street
Thomas Gilmartin
Charles Thomas
D. J. Lewis
J. J. Cummings
Ruth
Silt Mill Site Debate and Factory Offer Faces Borough Vote
Jermany and Mayfield discuss locating a silt mill and financing a $22,000 three story brick plant to be a Patterson NJ branch employing about 100 workers. The town may donate five lots tax free for ten years and back the project with first mortgage bonds at 6 percent. A Monday meeting is urged as hall access delays postponed the session. Local residents and visitors are noted, with multiple civic notices and funeral references in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. DD. Carey
Claireman
Patterson
N. J
Ben Davis
Forest City
HW Street
Delaware and Hudson Breaker
John Reese
Third Street
Reese
Seror
David Hiking
West Mayfield
Owens
Olyphant
Waitking
Danamer
Carbondale
Davis
Second Street
Reynolds
Scranton
Kelly- Libertail
William Gergan
Mayothold
George & Dann
John Porsehher
Main Street
Suffeying
Peckville
Local items and incidents from Beach Lake and Uniondate
Jeweller J Barrett shoots a dog after it killed a blooded chicken. Several residents return from visits, including Miss Igaro Robinson and Mrs Willis Bearles. The Ft James Dramatic company will stage The Confederate Spy in Josaup with a serial after the play. Harry Roberts suffers severe facial burns in a kerosene furnace explosion at Roberts Brothers store. eye injury status unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Barrett
Barrett
King
Willan Warfleli
Beach Lake
Wayne Comi
BR. RR. Stewart
Uniondate
W. A. Dennison
Merchantville
N. J
J. T. Slckler
Lgaro Robinson
Proyepton
Willis Bearles
Ft. James
Harry Roberts
Oft
Roberts Brothers
Roberts
Hall's Catarrh Cure Endorsement Advertisement
How's This We offer One Hundred Dollar Reward for any cage of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. J. Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. The undersigned have known BF J Cheney for 15 years and find him honorable. Wout Truox Walding Kinnan Maron Wheelsale Toledo druggists. Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally. Price five dollars per bottle. Testimonials free. Mall's faulty pills are the best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
J. Cheney
Wout & Truox
Walding, Kinnan & Maron
Wheelsale Drugatata
Ohio
Mall
Public Sheriff Sale of Multiple Scranton and Carbondale Properties
Writs issued from Lackawanna County court prompt sale by public vendue at Scranton courthouse on March 31 1899. Properties include John Buttery parcel in Carbondale, the Throop Store Company site in Priceburg, a Dunmore lot, and the J Elliott Rows and J Pott Hon estates in Scranton, with improvements and specified parcel boundaries. Debts include amounts of 50 516 and 4471 dollars, with several executors named and attorney firms listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferri Faclas
Levarl Fockas
Venditioni
Ponak
Court of Common Pleas
Lackawanna County
Court House
Scranton
Lackawanna
John Buttery
Carbondale
County of Lackawanna
Pennsylvania
J. Mig Tet
Delaware & Tudson Canal Company
Mary Boyer
Thoms Colline
Thomas Padden
John PL Slattery
Luckawsnnma County
Page Il
People's Market Company
John Matters
Marcus
Isis
T. da
Duffy
Delaware
Acawanna and Western Rofroad Company
SIME
Irow Manufacturing Company
Raeredel
Loco NH Am
Dwelliig
Fire
Atiehod
Eli
Wolf & Warren
Willard, Warren & Knapp
J. Tibott
Borough of
Dunmore
Luckie Win
Penne Wana
Buttol
Collows
Wits
Orock
Marion
Bameron
Eaid
Keen Ridke
Baldjot
George Sanderson
Kailbot Rows
Moertriger Borein
Lackawanny
Robert Alexander
J Elliott
Taw
Guardian
J. Pott
Lev
Watson, Dieml & Kemmerer
John Cadden
Willem Caden
Mary Cadden
Portrain
Marion Street
Wyoming Avenue
Paul W. Zurfluch
Wong
Hannah A. Roche
Alton
Ward Marion Street
Charles Tropp
Praderick Beheldel
Catherine Behadt
Puankyl Vyonia
Multiple Real Estate Executions Reported in Lackawanna County
Court records detail numerous executions on parcels in Dalton Jessup Archbald and Scranton. Debtors include James Fitch John Owens Mary Ann Chilton Frank Grambo George Hammit and others with debts ranging from shown figures, judgments issued in March Term 1899 and subsequent terms, attorney firms Welles Torrey Hanna and others, properties described by streets blocks and parcels with improvements, coal reservations, and mineral rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Owens
Dalton
County of Lackawanna
Pennacylvana
Les and Finntreets
Miles Street
Ensterly
Messenger Street
Envenger Street
Bim Street
Elm Street
de Coray
James Fitch
John B. Owen
St M. Hanna
Mary Ann Chilton
Hahn Chilton
Iokely
Lackawanah
Penievlrania
Fothawat
Lind
Hutt
Binkely
Rhcondatriet
Harriet Williams
Jorenh Williams
Mery Annhilton
Mar Hammitt
Acdimine Ixtratris
George Hiammit
Deceuseal
Wertain
Dece
Berinton
Lockiwanah
Penneyivania
Othe
Belweca Avenue
W. Swedonis
Hyde Park
Theo Hog
Wiley
Euathe
Reborn Avenue
Reheven Avenue
Ifty
W. Ewetland
Howe
Lackaworna
Lean Association
Mary Tiemmit
George Hammit
Decrasad
Istev
Stoke
Mary J. Thomas
Thomas Thomas
Jessup
Winstoh
Gshurch Street
Josep
St Wall
George Poyler
Ly Dent
Lavkawinna
Citinera
Mary J
Public sale notices of multiple Dunmore Scranton properties
Legal notices list several foreclosure actions against Edmund W Green Weldy M Green W G H Everett Minnie M Everett and others. Properties across Dunmore Scranton Lackawanna PA include blocks on Quincy Avenue Delaware Street Hampton Street Wyoming Avenue and Theodore Street with details of lot sizes fronts depths and mineral reservations. Judgments range March Term 1890 to 1899 and involve Lackawanna Trust and Safe Deposit Company Citisen Building and Lawn Association among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund W. Green
Weldy M. Green
Lota
Robert J. Hurley
Edward PB. Sturges
Beranton
Dunmore
County of Lackawanna
Ktjte
Pennsylvania
North Park
Weldy
MM. Green
Wegles
Edmund W. Gireen
Weldy M. Gireen
Scranton
Lackawanna
Thomax Dicker
Wyoming Avenue
Delaware Street
Thiefenshelll
Tne
Mnelose
Dod
Belen
Salt of Lackawanne Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Edmund W. Greene
Welles
Henry Poehh
Seranton
Penneyiwania
Pawnee Coal Company
Frederick W. Gunster
Margaret Simon
Henory Poehl
Lavkowatnma
Salt of New Germania
Henry Poehl
Judement
Scranton area sheriff sale details and property descriptions
The document lists multiple properties in Lackawanna County Pennsylvania seized in execution. It includes lot dimensions on Rebecca Avenue and other streets, frontages, and depths. properties in Scranton plus Dunmore and Jermyn. mentions of deeds, judgments, and parties such as Howard Gurry, Luther Kellerve, Patrick Larkin, Loula Wornoka, and B E Southworth. It details parcels, improvements, and court terms with associated debts and judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael McBionnell
Archbald
Lackawanna
State of Pennsylvania
Salem Road
eAald Rand
Delawara Hillssco Canal Company
Delaware and Hudson Camal Company
Fran Severn
Hannah A. McDonnell
Michael McDonnell
Mureherm
Wedeman & Mannion
William Filginson
City of
Scranton
County of Lackawanna
State of
Pennsylvania
Luczerne County
Park Avenue
William Mignten
W. Luce
A. D
Auld
Rebecca Avenue
Clook Ixtown
William Swelland
Deoda
Lickin Winna County
Bud Page
Dickson
Careling
Howard Gurry
Deel
Usk
Recorder’s
Lackawinnan
Jorge Bari
Luther Kellerve
Edwierd Cheary
Wlwart Qgurry
Maroh Tern
Mathias Stipp
Judement
Mareh Meira
Lowerey
Streeteh
Loula Wornoka
Pres- Colt
Beranton
A. B. Sikmon
Eald Avenue
Irving Avenue
Beranten
Silkman
BE. Southworth
Louie Warr
Terms of Sale For Sheriff Auction in Scranton Pa
Terms require fifty dollars cash when property is struck off and the balance in cash immediately after sale. If sold for costs, costs must be paid when struck off. All properties not complying with these terms will be resold before adjournment. Clarensee Pryor Shariff, sheriff oil Scranton Pa, March ith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarensee
Pryor
Shariff
Sheriff's Oil
Scranton
March Ith
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. J. Schofield
Warrensburg, Mo
Johann Hoff
Eighth Avenues
New Haven
Conn
Bertryman
John Devaney
BL. Rose Church
Lucretia Lodge
Daughters of
Flaherty
Wyoming Street
van Dermark
Van
iTe
Moon Vane
Erie Medical Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Taylor News
Robert Moore
Terest
Rebert Moore
Ye Hue
Pather Moffitt
Minooka Catholicc
Tintin
Taylor Pyne
Holden Collieries
Lackawanna Valley Council
United American Mechanics
David J Jones
Louis Reinhardt
John F. Tubbs
Bayard Griffiths
Nicholas
Griffiths
Sole
D. J. Jones
Tubbs
Jones
T. D. Edwards
Arthur Stone
Solo
Evan Davit
Eolo
William Jones
J. F. Taylory
Willian Hewitt
South Scranton
Thitrick Judge
Duryea
Christian Endeavor Society
Welsh Congregational Church
Merry Mille Maids
Yarles
James Powell
North Man Street
Lackawan
Elihu Day
North Taylor
Forest Home Cemetery
BE. Edwards
Englsh Baptist Church
Minersville
Chamberlain
Matthews Bros
Hood
Jermyn and Mayfield
PLOK
Wm. G. Clarke
Peon Ave
Sheriff's Sales
Myron Kannon
H. Sporis
Welles & Torrey
Frank Grambe
County of Lackawanah
J. Schumacher
Fitteton
N. Mee
Mw Public Aller
Function Avenue
Coal and Minerie
Salt of German Mulking Association
Frank Grambo
Hanna
Alo
Salt of German Bulding Association
Prank Grambo
Hannan
Albo
Spaulding
William Inton
March Arm
Wea
W. G. H. Everett
Minnie M. Everett
Lackiwin County
Pennsyivants
New
James Philbin
Hampton Street
Philbin
Piret
John BH
Jordan
Amelia Wisliski
John Viningki
Providenoe
Luackhivania
Pennsylvanii
Theodore Street
Lowie van Duyvne
Recorder's Office
Throdore
Hutding Aml Lown Association
Amelia Vieneski
John Visneski
Delette
Tsui
Immerman
Donlin
Tutta
Beran
Fon
Lackawanna Coutly
Tate
Meise Piven
Bioek
Berninton
Mulberin & Jivlgeve
Donelin
George Geary
Gurry
Boranton
Tackawanna
William Swetland
Thunes
North Afty
Alao
Joni Mudgers
Gordon Fireet
Brooketiwet
Berman
Eal Dun
Jamon Rodgers
Deol
Lim
Olre
Lachawanna
Ote
Thondon
Wandaf
Hickey
C. Fu
Willard, Warren & Knapt
Dofawanta
Patrick Tairkin
Heidel Larkin
County of Lackawanha
Parker and Throop
Shoreon
M. J. McDonald
Patrick Larkin
Rndeet Larkin
Nev
Gardner
Winter & Company Va
Averys
Woordrtee
Chichester
Peekii
Matthews Broz
McGarrah & Lhomis
Druggtta
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