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Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1899

Page

4

Resolutions of Appreciation for Dunmore Water Office Employee

Washington Post account notes Dunmore district Water Office employees adopting resolutions of appreciation and regret for David Barton who served twenty five years as a faithful inspector. The notice commends his service and kindness and directs a copy of the resolutions to his family.

Washington, D. c District Water Office Ash Street Methodist Washington Post David PB. Barton Dunmore Serenton Water Olive Retvtereorge Tr. Creen David Borton

Novelty Dress Fabrics Showpieces From Global Looms

The dress goods department showcases an international collection praised as the Louvre of fabrics. Shoppers may find ultra fashionable, carefully selected styles in silk and wool brocades, matelasse, poplins, etamine, and tweeds, offered in small quantities at city-like prices.

Louvre

Silk Poplins at 75 Cents a Yard Now

High end dress silks offered at two-fifths under value due to mismanagement. 20 inch wide, originally $1.25 a yard, now 75 cents. No flaws in weaving or dyeing. Limited run in a half dozen sensational shades. Samples available by writing.

Revival Services Announced At Tripp Avenue Church

Notice announces revival services at the Tripp Avenue Christian church beginning Sunday evening and every night next week. The new room opens Tuesday evening. The Mirelon will hold services tomorrow morning at 10 90 o'clock at the residence of M J Gillette.

Presbyterian Church Thor Mater Women of the Bible Dudley Street Baptist Church Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor Colonial Council Daughteurs of America Tripp Avene Christian Church Mirelon M. J. Gillette

Funeral Services For Grace Pannelly And Mrs Helser

The funeral of Grace Pannelly, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Pannelly of Green Midge Street, was held yesterday afternoon at their home with many friends. interment in St Marys Cemetery. Separately, the funeral of Mrs William Helser occurred yesterday afternoon from Blakely Street residences. a requiem Mass was held at St Marys Church and burial followed in Mindow Brook Catholic Cemetery.

Grace John Plannelly Green Midge Street St. Mary's Cemetery William Helser Blakely Street St. Mary's Church Mindow Brook Catholic Cemetery Horan Mill and Smith Streets Ash Street Methodist Episcopal A. C. Mitchell Monorth League L. M. Speck West Drinker Street Washington Hall Division No Ancient Order of Hibernians

Curfew Chile Quartette Formed for Borough Service

A quartet named Curfew Chile Quartette has been organized by several young men to provide future welfare service to borough residents. Prof. Thomas Kerr of Scranton will instruct, with members Howard Derby George Cerrell Howard Harper and Edward Harper in vocal parts.

Chile Fisi-Wins Thomas Kerr Scranton Howard Derby George Cerrell Howard Harper Edward Harper

Piano tuners appointed at Dunmore shop move

I am promoted to do tuning and polishing work at Dunmore now. Address Grey Dunmore Pa. The employes of the A W and F M Spencer colliery were paled yesterday. The Scranton Stove works will pay for us Mr and Mrs William Kinback of Peckville spent yesterday with Mr and Mrs Harry Kiser of Fourth street. Miss Maggie Horin of Cheetnut street called on Throop friends yesterday. David Powel of Pine Brook spent yesterday with relatives in town. Gus Schoila of Swartz street has returned home from Forest City.

Dunmore Grey A.W F. M. Spencer Scranton Stove Works William Kinback Peckville Harry Kiser Fourth Street Maggie Horin Cheetnut Stret David Powel Pine Brook Gus Schoila Swartz Street Forest City

Langstaff Kelley Contest Voters Hearings List Amid Arbitration

Voters from the First Ward of Hile City Wem appeared yesterday before Examiners Lewis and Duglan for the Langstaff Kelley election contest. A second hearing is set in the arbitration room this morning, with commissioners slated to meet in Carbondale next week.

Langstaff-Kelley Hile City Wem Lewis and Duglan Stev Mr. Davis Reese Watkins Benjamin T. Evans Samuel Evans Daniel Price Thomas N. Evans John Phillips J. RR. Atherton Charles Shook William Hill Walter Kennedy Joseph Mulley Herbert Arndt Thoms Stahl Thomas N. Morgan John FT. Thomas Meredith Morgan Luke Evans Robert BR. Thomas John D. M. Jones Arthur Lake Biddleman FL A. Blevenk James B. Sralith Robert Proudlock Joseph Robinson MM. Carann P. Jones Milton Snyder James Lancaster Anjamin Stayden Hilline Thomas John D. Reese Avery Atherton William Lowry Charles Latham Morgan Morgins M. J Voeburg Frank Norton Jen Chester Stevens Isaac Owens William Little John James LittleJown William Littlejohn John T. Parks George Patterson Robert Williams Care Bondule

Caucus of Councilmen Seeks City Solicitor Candidate

Republican council members call a caucus tonight at Alderman Fuller’s office in Washington avenue and Linden street to select a candidate for city solicitor. Aspirants are M. W. Lowry and A. A. Vosburg. The call is signed by Finley Rows, Alfred Harvey, B. F. Williams, John Nagell, and Morrie Morris.

Select and Common Council Alderman Fuller Washington Avenue Linden Street M. W. Lowry A. A. Vosburg Ccoucws Finley Rows Alfred Harvey B. It. Willaims John Nagell Morrie ¥. Morris

Firemen Meet Sharply Over Parade Date Change

The fire department committee clash centers on delaying the parade from September to May 8 for the fair. Chief Hickey accuses councilman Ziselmann of engineering the change and calls the move dishonest. A new change-of-date push gains support and a sword contest is planned along with thanks to Steiner’s Western Side Band.

Common Council Hickey Tuickey Iiiews W. Zizlemann Nneghet Mir Zlalemann Mr. Hocie Select Council Firemen’s Association Ziselinn Mesara Stewart Dempacy Fink Danner Messrs Jukina Jennings Frank Robling Thomas Gliman

Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health and Vitality

The ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a natural blood purifier and tonic to fix digestion, liver and kidney complaints, and general weakness. It likens blood as the root cause of many ailments and cites testimonials from readers like 0. Luckg in Moleon NY and Annertie Messer in St. Paul MN praising cured or improved conditions such as scrofula pimples and fatigue.

Hood Luckg Moleon N.Y Sarsaparina Annertie Messer Atlantic St. Paul Minn Millyne Sipelas Phoesicianus Brond A. E. Geena Court Ave Jaffersonville Ind J.D. Gare State Street Chicago Hoad Mita A. Mianne Clayton Del

Kilpatrick Boy Sent to Jail for Pocketbook Theft

Joe Kilpatrick, described as tall and pale, was jailed by Alderman Millar awaiting trial for grabbing Mrs. Clarerice Balentine's pocketbook in the post office corridor Thursday evening. The bail was set at £1,000 to keep him out of mischief pending further action.

Joe Kilpatrick Millar Clarerice Balentine

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