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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1894
Page
8
Visitors are invited to inspect the store’s Untrimmed Hats and Bonnets, the impressive Artificial Flowers display, and the extensive Trimmings collection. The showcase highlights a broad range of millinery and decorative items for the season.
Brief chronicle of Paselage events lists residents moving on State Street and nearby towns plus a bridge project. A meeting for the Republican Savings and Loan association will be held in the Opera house on Wednesday evening, March 21, to elect officers and explain the plan, with questions answered plainly.
A brief Elmhurst column notes Rev F A Matteson takes pastorate at the Choharat Baptist church in Knoxville Pa Mrs Clarence Stevens improving in Philadelphia hospital. Citizens celebrate St Patrick’s Day in Wilkes-Barre and nearby. Professor John’s music class meets Thursday in Barnmont. Tallie Morgan’s juvenile sight reading ends at the graded school. D L Biesenker reports his new house nearing completion. Attendance at Mossow convention was strong. Borough council plans improvements for the season. Box factory runs full tilt making pie plates. A home social is planned tonight at the Presbyterian chapel.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions town correspondence and notes on fall palliation. specifics and entities are unreadable, limiting factual extraction. No clear events, names, dates, or places are discernible to summarize.
Special to the Serato Pedi Synocosatia reports the Monroe county Republican convention proceeding amid a spirited fight led by A W Rhodes and county chairman De Thomian C Walton, with Dr Walton seeking re election and Major Kistler defeated. Judge Craig arrives to hold a special term as authorities push for a purge of disgraceful leaders. The event marks strong Republican optimism for gains within Democratic strongholds.
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Honesdale on March 20 reports William Foley about 67 dies at home in Sepl eyville. Funeral set for Thursday. Sheriff Murphy escorts four youths to Philadelphia for penitentiary terms. Local roads and canal traffic discussed. petition planned to reverse canal boat cut. Miss Boasta White leaves for Long Island College Hospital for graduation. her brother Harry is in the class. Holy Week services listed with times.
Scranton items note colorful church and social notices with Easter eve services and baptisms. Gardner Bros. plan to open their gentlemen's furnishings store opposite the city hall on Friday March 23. Jeanie Keefer of Scranton visits Honesdale friend Burt La Barr of the Marvinaburg News tide returns from town.
March reports detail the Car bondals fraction company moving to complete the railway from its terminus near Motos' hotel to Bhikely borough One line will run along the roadside. Officials including Mr Sadler arranged for work start. Traffic plans promise trains on schedule under new ordinance. Plank road repairs near Riverside Store progress with riverbank wall work and temporary paving. The Crescent Electric company to install an electric light in front of St Tooraus church. Multiple local meetings cover school basin proposals with bids from O'Boyle and Bishop accepted. Easter services announced by Rev Shaw and health board to meet tonight with Odd Fellows and Hose company activities described.
In visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J W Tiffany Mrs Cogawell of Limonville is visiting Miss Alice Vanauken Penny has moved to Hollister E P Mack who has been home with a severe cold is able to be out again Miss Margaret McCue entertained friends at the home of BE M Chomard in honor of nerve Miss Howell of Went Pittaton was present Tea was served at 6 o'clock and a pleasant time was enjoyed All Mme Chomard visited Scranton Friday
Special to the Scranton Tribiane reports the Pioneer City Midway events in CampoxpaLe Pa. 20,000 stock subscriptions failed to secure a city factory site. Yesterday Mew Pacnic Wherry bought the Chestnut and Belmont corner property from Hirton Co. for 2400 dollars. Various local residents, visitors, and rumors accompany casual civic notes and personal notices.
Ww Kato faces Larkeville in a GLAM event at Mount Con as officials record a narrow tilt. Emis Nany and Viemalets are also noted in the day’s listings with potential implications for the regional tilt standings.
The Young America now Cornet band presents a lively program at Father Matthew hall Minooka on Easter Monday evening. It features vocal solos by John Casey M J Eaguu Edward Melotyre and Miss Jennie Laughney plus violin and guitar pieces by Professor Shearna and a Highland Fling by T Huls Quinn with dancers York Walker and partner.
An advertisement from 411 Spruce Street Scranton promotes a University of Pennsylvania trained physician and former demonstrations chief at Philadelphia Medical College. It claims honorary Medico Surgical Association membership and leading hospital experience. The notice offers free bilingual consultation English and German and promises cure-focused treatment for nervous debility and a wide range of ailments with strict confidentiality.
Large crowds gathered in Dautus Pennsylvania for the burial of Isaac Ellis. The service began at 2 pm with Rev. James Fielding delivering the sermon and Rev. J Rt Angel assisting. Ellis is praised for his sterling worth and integrity drawing many out-of-town mourners.
Pope Thorpe preaches at Honeatale church Sunday. Catholic Mutual Benefit benefit event planned March 27. Old Fellows to be lit by electricity soon. Lizzie Roche resumes post at Winter & Co. Layton and Dr Taylor visiting from outside towns. Everton Coal pays employees tomorrow. Harriet Russell aiding J L Griffiths translation business in Scranton Fearer. Dr and Mrs Shield back from southern tour. St Aloysin society fair planned for April with expected success.
Ralph Sterling attended apple at Lynn last week and brought home five head of stock. Mia. George Tiffany of Harrisburg.
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