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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1900

Page

10

Final Rites Held for Mrs. Margaret Henley in Carbondale

Final rites for Mrs. Margaret Henley were conducted yesterday in Carbondale. The cortege left Dundaff Street for St. Rose Church where Father Griffin delivered a sermon from the gospel of St Luke. A large procession accompanied the body and pallbearers included Charles McDonough, Patrick Gillespie, Thomas McNulty, Hugh Price, Thomas Murphy, and Anthony Kane. Interment followed at St. Rose Cemetery.

Margaret Henley Dundaff Street St. Rose Church Father Griffin St. Lake Via Charles McDonough Patrick Gillespie Thomas McNulty Hugh Price Thomas Murphy Anthony Kane St. Rose Cemetery

Local business moves announced for April 1

John Reese moves cash store to stand granted by Percival Miller on South Main Street. Morgan Reese opens new store on Lincoln Avenue. Mulholland Brothers lease Gillis block for a milk depot. The Evening News vacates Bow Era building for Corman building on South Main near Eighth Avenue. F. Carpenter relocates job office to second floor of the Masonic Building on Balewvoctile.

John Reese Percival Miller South Main Street Morgan Reese Lincoln Avenue Mulholland Brothers Theenfield Gillis Block Evening News Bowera Corman Eighth Avenue F. Carpenter Masonic Balen

Gasoline Explosion Injures Patrick McDonald at Yard

Patrick McDonald of Sandstreet is confined to his home by burns after a gasoline explosion while debris is cleared from a fire. A car in the railroad yard was unaffected by flames but barrels of gasoline ignited during removal, causing severe injuries to McDonald’s head and limbs.

Patrick McDonald Sandstreet Mr. McDonnild

Local Notes and Social Items From Clifford County

Miss Katherine Gardner of Clifford is a guest of friends in this city. Mrs Stephen Keglar is convalescent. Faust was presented to a good audience. The Chand opera netee eventing featured a fixed serenade. Mixes Helen Berry and Nettie Bay lor have left Green Ridge. Frank Fo Schoonever returns from Weet Chester Fiaie Normal school. Mixes Mame Collins entertains Loretta Comey from Scrumton. Richard Gibbs is confined to his Park Street home with rheumatism. Landlord Fox of Hotel Anthracite engaged a harpist for guests. I A Bassett and son Dean left yesterday for New York and will visit Philadelphia. Palace Creamery horses escaped from their barn causing excitement on the street.

Katherine Gardner Clifford Stephen Keglar Faust Helen Berry Nettie Baylor Cireen Ridge Frank Fo Schoonever Weet Chester

Death notice of Michael McHale in Stockton Cal

Word came yesterday announcing the death of Michael McHale at Stockton California. Deceased was about forty years old and formerly a resident of this town. He was the son of Michael McHale of Hudson Street and is survived by brothers and sisters Thomas McHale William McHale Mrs Harrison Elmira and others.

Michael McHale Stockton Cal Hudson Street Thomas Willam McHale Harison Elmira

Obituary and Local Events Mention Wilkes-Barre Deaths

The item notes the death of George Wallis of Wilkes-Barre and mentions burial arrangements in this town. It also reports Mrs. Mary J. and Cecelia McHale and a funeral procession with Kingsbury lodge attending. Eli Perkins to speak on wit and humor at Father Mathew Opera House Friday. Milwaukee Sentinel praises his soldiers Home lecture. Borough council may meet to end a deadlock.

Mary J Cecelia McHale George Wallis Wilkes-Barre Joseph Devisie John Williamson Wilkes-Parre Wilkes Harre Kingsbury Lodge Eli Perkins Father Mathew The Milwaukee Sentinel EL Perkins Watkins’ Drug Store Sic Telemore

Wall Ward Benefit At Weber's Rink Monday Evening

Century Hose Company No 2 prepares for a wall event at Weber's rink on Monday evening August 22 to liquidate debt and fund a new hose wagon. Residents urged to support the charity and civic effort. The Rev Thomas will preach a farewell sermon on Sunday and a reception follows at Welal Congregational church. Funeral services for Mrs John Welbol are planned this afternoon at 2 oclock from Malin street with burial in Presbyterian cemetery. A disturbance at Union and Main leads to a jail intake for the offender. Taylorville lodge Knights of Pythias meets tonight and Miss Agnes Methraw of South Scranton is named.

Century Hose Companys Weber Mondas Awell Hove Ioer Thomas Welal Congregational Church Thomas Hie Mistelitia Vears Nebo John Welbol Malin Street Presbyterian Union Main Streets William Price Nto Taylorville Lodge Knights of Pethias Agnes Mcthraw South Scran

Local Social News And Upcoming German Lutheran Event

Visitors and guests are mentioned including Mrs Richard Bower of Hyde Park and Miss Tillie Watkins of Old Forge visiting relatives. Hardware firm Jones and Lewis win a Century Hose No 2 contract. An evangelistic revival continues at the M E church with a German Lutheran event planned tomorrow at 7 20 pm featuring the Yungendverein and Yunger Maennerchor including a Ten Virgine tableau.

Richard Bower Hyde Part Tillie Watkins Old Forge Lizzie Davis Main Street Messrs Jones & Lewia Malin Street Century Hase Company John Coombs Washington Street Paterson Professor Schmidt Scranton Yunger Maennerchor Bruner Yungendverein

JERMYN AND MAYFIELD Miss Vail New Teacher and Board Votes

A special school board meeting filled the vacancy caused by Miss Ella Mulholland’s resignation by promoting Mrs. Jenkins. Promoted staff received modest salary increases. Miss Vail elected over several candidates in a first ballot. Miners’ First Aid to the Injured initiative is planned with a committee named to consult Dr. Shields. Local residents’ brief notes follow.

Ella Mulholland Jenkins Miss Mulholland Sarah Mullen Cora Devise Miss Murray Gertrude Wall Annie McChrone Barrett Archbald Willams Peckville May Phillips Kizer James A. McGinty Olyphant Vail— Shields Blake Hunter Morcom Mellon W. H. Tennis William Westington Willikan Langman Miners’ Union A. F. A. Battenberg Margarette Gibbs West Mayfield Greenfield Joseph Beckwich Scranton George L. Davis S. D. Davis Dr. Thompson John T. Willams Thompson James Staples Wayimart North Main Street Clarge Cramer Third Street Carbondale

Elmhurst Local Notices and Visits Highlight Week

Mr G D Detrick arrived from New Mexico where he spent the winter. A local institutes session will be held Saturday in the graded school principal's room with Superintendent Taylor and visiting teachers expected. Norton Wagner and family visited. Bertha Jenkins returns from Florida and Texas to Plainfield New Jersey. The union meeting at the Presbyterian church drew a large crowd despite cold weather. Dr J W Kneadley gave an engaging talk on the topic.

G. D. Detrick New Mexico Eudal Christy Taylor Norton Wagner Mra. Money Scranton Bertha Jenkins Florida Texas Plainfield N. J Volon Presbyterian Church J. W. Knedley

Remedy for chronic diarrhoea praised by a mother

A Wilmington reader reports that after two doctors deemed her daughter hopeless she used Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. One 21 cent bottle, five doses, brought permanent relief and is recommended as the best on the market. Sold by Matthews Byes and wholesale and retail agents.

I EK. Watson Aiken Ala All Drugeiste Matthews Byes Agts

Moosbic Briefs and Obituaries Highlight Local Neighbors

Mrs. Frank Wildrick is recovering after several weeks illness. Samuel Artemus, former Altemus hotel proprietor, died at 2.00 am Tuesday. born September 12, 1836, in Baylorsburg Monroe County, he led the hotel at Moosle until 1897. Remains go to Saylorsburg Friday at 7 am. Mrs. Harry Tock and family visited Stroudsburg. Dr. Richards and wife plan housekeeping in Mrs. George EN Is’s vacated house. Women’s Christian Temperance Union meets at Mrs. W. C. Drake’s home at 2:30 this afternoon.

Frank Wildrick F. H. Johnson Johnson Gracedale Luserne County Samuel Artemus Altemus Baylorsburg Monroe County Moosle Saylorsburg Harry Tock Stroudsburg Richards George EN Is Women's Christian Temperance Union W. C. Drake

Real Estate and Rental Ads Offerings in Scranton Area

The listing promotes homes for rent and sale in Scranton and surrounding boroughs. It highlights furnished houses, nine and ten room residences, stove and furnace features, barns, fruit trees, and multiple lots. Also advertised are printing business sale and various farms and country homes with pricing cues and contact via Hackett Price Building.

Situations Wanted Listings in Scranton Area

Occupational notices list lawyers physicians and service providers with addresses in Scranton Pa. Includes attachments to real estate loans attorney listings and a school offers courses. several professionals named with office locations on Washington Avenue Spruce Street Board of Trade Building and Lackawanna Avenue.

Lackawanna County Scranton Fred C. Hangen Washington Avenue LD. BB A.torney Mears Building Spruce Street

Scranton Area Witnesses in Page v New York and Scranton Coal Case

Reporting from Peckville and surrounding areas, witnesses Edward Jones Abe Hernolds William Hughes Frank Rive Richard Neese Eddie Lee and George Silage traveled to Scranton yesterday for the Page v New York and Scranton Coal Company case. Local notes describe a family tragedy, union meetings, fair events, and community entertainment including the Peckville orchestra and Ronns band.

Edward Jones Abe Hernolds William Hughes Frank Rive Richard Neese Eddie Lee George Silage Scranton Page Ve New York and Scranton Coal Company Main Street Co. J. Gangemuller Isabelle Afton N. Y W. Peterson Nanticoke Peeckville George Hawley T Edward Day Fred Benjamin Howard Krundage Mesers Gilroy Willams Atlantic Refining Company Benjamin Prosser Ronn

Auction features 1900 Scranton bicycle and women’s gold watch

Tickets for the ladies arients’ gold watch are selling quickly at 10 cents. A high grade 1900 Scranton bicycle is on display at the fair as part of donations from Merchants and Manufacturing concerns. Clark & Snover Co. of Scranton donates a case of their C. B. S. tobacco.

Scranton Clark & Snover O

Train Schedules From Buranton to Nearby Points

Buranton timetable lists departures to Carbondale Wilkes-Barre New York Philadelphia and Montreal via Lehigh Valley and Pennsyllvania Railroads. Services include Black Diamond Express and Atlantic routes with multiple daily slots and special Sunday runs.

Delaware and Hudson Buranton Carbondale Sint Los Albany Boratoga Montreal Borton New England A. m Luss BP Monesdale Wilkes-Darre Tas New York Philadelphia Lehigh Valley Railroad Pennsyylvania Western Paints Tehigh Valle Ritlond P. Naoe Sorauron An Wilkes-Barre The South P. m Barre Port Albans Saratoga Eeton United States Canada Burdick A. P N. Ve H.W Scranton

Lehigh Valley Railroad Train Schedules and Stations

Time table details for Lehigh Valley Railroad trains from Wilkes-Barre to New York Philadelphia and beyond. Mentions intermediate stations, Black Diamond Express, parlor and sleeping cars, Pullman reservations, and connections at Hawley with Erie Railroad. Effective November 19, 1499.

Lehigh Vallsy Railroad Scranton Philadelphia New York D, & Eat Bundage H.R White Haven Hautevon Principate Patenville Bethlehem Magion Reading T.dea Tunkhannock Towanda Elmira Tthaca Geneva Prnelio & Sae Aay Boscom Rochester Buffalo Niagara Parle Chicago Wolworm UTA Db & H Lehigh Beraunton Lawler Aid Hawley Erie Railroad Newburg Buniays Spittston Wilkes-Marre Baltimore Washington Wesel Bundeya Long Branch Ocean Cinove Lebanon Harrinburg Te Alcnions

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