Court Matters and Local Moves in Susquehanna Valley
Special to The Kerriton Tribune from Tunkhannock March 21. Navy paymaster Z Wells Reynolds and clerk R J Little await orders in San Diego and expect to head east in about two weeks. Ex Sheriff H P Carter, now of Wilkes-Barre, was in town. W A Kittredge moves Consumers store to Remington building on Tioga Street and opens about April 1. Herrick Brothers shift stock to the vacated Consumers building as repairs and new construction proceed. John J Jennings of Mehoopany visits. William R Reynolds will speak at the Men's United Club on the pension department in Washington. Register W A Shaw lists final accounts for several estates to be confirmed at April term. Andrew P Bedford of Scranton buys into Citizens Telephone Co and becomes president. Jacob Behlssler dies of spinal meningitis at seventy three. funeral held Wednesday. survived by wife six sons and two daughters.
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Susquehanna Valley
Kerriton Tribune
Tunkhannock
Z. Wells Reynolds
Navy
R. J. Little
San Diego
Cal
Navy Department
H. P. Carter
Wilkes-Barre
W. A. Kittredge
Consumers’ Store
John
Jennings
Mehoopany
William R. Reynolds
Men‘s United Club
Presbyterian Church
Pension Department
Washington
Reynolds
W. A. Shaw
Samuel H. Gregory
Abi M. Hastings
Tunkhannock Township
BK. Frear
FE. C. Frear
Charles Frear
Overfield Township
James A. Webb
Anna Leppo
Hannah M. Hettisheimer
Noxen Township
Henry Tigue
John Tague
Lemon Township
Jabez Lee
Mary Lee
Falla Township
Peter B. Walter
Mary Wheelock
Factoryville Borough
John G. Adams
Richard Rolson
A. M. DeWitt
F. W. DeWitt
Tunkhannock Borough
H. Smith
Gilbert Travis
Jabex Lee
John Lee
Falla Townehin
John H. Fellows
Pauline Reynolds
Leon Reynolds
C. Reynolds
Honesdale
Opera House
Andrew P. Bedford
Scranton
Citzens’ Telephone Company
Jacob Behlessler
Spring Street
William
Joseph
Frederick
Dinghamton
George
Norwich
Theodore
White Mille
David Morrison
Jersey City
William G. Piel
Honesdale News Briefs include social visits and prices
Special to The Berunton Tribune from Honesdale March 21 notes Miss Alice Ate pkinson in New York City, Miss Harriet Stanton visiting Newark, Mrs J A Boruks in New York on business, and Miss Blanche Whitney visiting Brooklyn. The Musical History club meets Thursday led by Mrs Richtmyer with a misc programme. Joseph Hillard near Honesdale loses four children to diphtheria. New York Milk Exchange cuts milk price to two and three quarter cents per quart affecting Wayne county farmers. Erie Railroad announces Honesdale to Washington excursion March 24, return by April 4, fare ten dollars. Manager Silverstone has booked the Monte Carlo Girls for a return engagement.
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Berunton Tribune
Honesdale
Alice Atepkinson
New York City
Harriet Stanton
Crowell
Newark
N. J
J. A. Boruks
Blanche Whitney
Friends
Brooklyn
N. Y
Musical History Club
L. B. Richtmyer
Joseph Hillard
Beech Lake
New York Milk Exchange
Wayne County
Erie Railroad
Washington, D. C
Silverstone
Grace Warner Visiting Dunmore Amid Local News
Special to the Scranton Tribune from Nicholson on March 21 reports Grace Warner staying in Dunmore with her aunt Mrs. James Flynn who is ill. The note lists store changes, moves, social events, illnesses, and town visits including Epworth League, Meyers Shields & Bell clerking, and families planning relocations in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Nicholson
Grace Warner
Dunmore
James Flynn
Lackawanna
W. C. Lord
Merrit Oakley
New York City
Claud Hoberts
Hepbottom
Meyers, Shields & Bell
F. A. Colvin
Kewland Shields
Chandler KF. Cole
Walnut Park
Leonard Knapp
Shields
Samuel Strunk
M. Parker
Hallstead
Mr. Parsker
Margaret Tuttle
Local notes from Montrose social calendar and visits
Mrs. Frank Straues visited Binghamton friends last week. Miss Susie Warner from Weert Chester enjoys a short vacation at home. Mrs. Searle McCullom returned from Syracuse. Miss Margaret Bullard of Wilkes-Barre visits grandparents here. Mrs. D W Searle heads to Philadelphia. Mrs. FE R Gardner and Miss Levisa Hill back from two months in the south. Searle, Munger, Allen, and Gilbert toured Ta Plume to inspect a milk condensery. Miss Nellie Keena returns from Busk/iHanna visit. A song recital will be held at Mrs. Harry Beach home by Mrs. White's singing class. Fayette Sprout at Scranton business college visits home. Harry Frink of Scranton visits over Sunday. Miss Louise Warriner arrives from Bucknell College for a short vacation. Stetson's Uivle Tom's Cabin company booked at Village hall on Monday March 26. Ladies Sewing Society of St. Paul’s church hosted by Mrs. Charles H Alney.
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Beranton Tribune
Montrose
Frank Straues
Binghamton Friends
Susie Warner
Weert Chester
Searle McCullom
Syracuse
Margaret Bullard
Wilkes- Berre
D. W. Searle
Philadelphia
FE. R. Gardner
Levisa Hill
South
R. S&s. Searle
KE. P. Munger
Allen
A. Gilbert
Ta Plume
Nellie Keena
Busquihanna
Ladies’ Sewing Society
St. Paul's Church
Charles H. Alney
Local News Roundup From Factoryville and Nearby
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Edward Calkin of Waverly as a business visitor on Tuesday. The Methodist Episcopal choir prepares an Easter cantata. Rev. O. Smith of Franklinville arrives with household goods and will preach April 1 in Baptist services, then lead union services at the Methodist church. A quiet double wedding occurs at Rogers Farm with Gertrude Lindsay and Clarence Sterling of Brooklyn and Grace Oakley of Dimmock joining Jesse Whitman, all wed by Rev. W M Hiller. The newlyweds will reside in Brooklyn, Pa. Rev. Fred Hiller plans to return home to Ryden, N Y today.
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Factoryville
Edward Calking
Waverly
Methodist Episcopal Church
RB. Smith
Franklinville
M. Y
Pagtise
Smith
Baptist
W. M. Hiller
Steining
Brooklyn
Fred Hiller
Ryden
Montdale visitors and local updates in Peckville district
Special to The Beranten Triage notes Thompson and Mareh thi visiting L Clark and wife of Montdale, returning home Monday. F Waterman received a pension increase from $to $12 monthly though bedridden with lung trouble. I V Whitney also granted pension. Miss Maury Beall, a Peckville school teacher, was warmly welcomed.
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Thompson
Mareh
L. Clark
Montdale
F. W. Lewis
of. Waterman
I. V. Whitney
Ireream
Residents Seek Repairs To Local Methodist Edifice
The article notes plans by the Methodist Episcopal church trustees to repair the church building extensively with likely support from members. It also lists movements and activities of several residents including W. V. Gelatt moving to Imke View, Ada Turrell's Susquehanna business day, A Bingham from Jackson passing through, Charles Merryhew visiting Lewis County, and the late Orias Lewis property sale near the Baptist church. Local notable movements include E E Gelatt in Binghamton on business, A C Billes renting Foster’s store, and Ellis Stimpson working at Uniondale Station. Rev Eirewster is slated to speak at the Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting at the Baptist church.
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F. M. Lewis
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. V. Gelatt
Imke View
Ada Turrell
Susquehanna
A. & Bingham
Jackson
Charles Merryhew
Lewis County
N. Y
Orias Lewis
Baptist Church
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Eirewster
E. E. Gelatt
Binghamton
A.C. Billes
Factoryville
N.S. Foster
Mr. Foster
B. F. Larrabee
Ellis Stimpson
Uniondale Station
Obituary and town notes from Susquehanna crowd
Owen McKernan aged 74 dies after pneumonia at his West Church street home. Funeral at St. John's Catholic church with high mass. burial in Laurel Hill. Other items note a bankruptcy filing by Charles A. De Lancey, an April 28 choir benefit at Hogan Opera House, memorial service for Mrs. Annie Williams, local illnesses, and community notices including church conferences, rail obstructions, and personnel moves.
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Scranton Tribune
Susquehanna
Owen McKernan
West Church Street
George McKernan
Chicago
St. John's Catholic Church
Laurel Hill
Charles Florence
Biante Dodge
Buffalo
Slater
Charles Johnson
Charles A. de Lancey
Jackson
Hogan Opera House
Moody Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Annie Willams
Clark Evans
West Malin Street
A. P. French
Charles W. Boot
Grippe
Locust Hill Epworth League
Elias Elzkmy
J. A. Smith
Oakland
Susquehanna Methodist Church
E. J. Matthews
Owego
Matthew Anderson
Lestershire
N. Y
Oakland Borough
Sara Anderson
Montrose
Montrose Young Men's Christian Association
Wyoming Conference
H. D. Benedict
Montrose Methodist Church
Great Bend
Erie Station
W. J. Purtell
Emalier
Susquehanna County
Forest City Methodist Church
G. Doherty
Doherty
Main Street
Timothy J. Houlihan
Tioga Division
The
Erie
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Elmira
St. Agnes’Catholic Church
Forest City
Leonard
Delaware and Hudson
Ki. J. Barrett
Windsor
Tonsoria
Thomas Reilly
Honesdale
Allen Hougre
John Morgan
Carbondale
Colorado
J. B. Allen
Baptist Church
Worcester
New York
Susquehanna Common Council
Katherine Perrine
Julia Curtis
Jersey City
Busquehanna Friends
Marriage in St Agnes Church Unites Mr John J Shelly and Miss Collins
Forest City notes Mrs Julia Wilcox of Pleasant Mount Wayne county visits relatives in town. John J Shelly and Cora Collins wed at St Agnes Catholic church with Rev Feather Welch officiating.
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Scranton Tribune
Forest City
Julia Wilcox
Pleasant Mount
Wayne County
John J. Shelly
Cora BR. Collins
St. Agnes Catholic Church
Feather Welch
At & Welock
Mise
Forest City wedding and society notes from local brief
Rose Meddleton served as bridesmaid and William Fell acted as best man for a local wedding. The couple will reside in Forest City. James T Jennings, Hillside Car and Iron, resigns to join Davia Coal in Thomas West Virginia. He will oversee electrical work near Pillebure and in several wharves. A Young People's Pastor's Aid society was formed at the Methodist Episcopal church with Ethel Alexander as president and Mame J Brown as vice president. David Moylan of Waymart visits cousin Benjamin Eichholzer on South Main Street.
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Rose Meddleton
William Fell
Forest City
Manger
South Gibson
James T. Jennings
Jennings
Hillside Car and Iron Company
Davia Coal Company
Thomas
West Virginia
Pillebure
Methodist Episcopal Church
Young People’s Pastor's Aid Society
Ethel Alexander
Presdent
Mame J. Brown
Edith Frown
Rena Boncher
David Moylan
Waymart
Benjamin Eichholzer
Bouth Main Street
Dairyman Seeks Doctor For Child With Croup
In Albany a dairyman urged a doctor to attend a sick child with croup. Unable to locate the doctor, he bought Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at a drug store and later reported the child much improved. The druggist notes rising local demand for the remedy. For sale by all druggists. Matthews Bros., wholesale and retail agents.
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Albany CN. A. Dairyman
Otto Scholz
Chamberlain
Matthews Bros
Agta
Terrible Fate of George Brown in Stroudsburg Accident
George Brown a Stroudsburg laborer at Wilkes Barre and Eastern car shops died when a freight car fell on him while he was repairing it. The crush shattered his skull severed left hand fingers and fractured his thigh. He left a wife and child. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad follows.
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Stroudsburg
George Brown
Brown
Wilkes-Barre
Eastern
Fair Grounds
Cinnamon Coated Pills Delight Readers In Patent Pitch
Dr Ag new's Tidver Pills are tiny coated tablets advertised as painless and easy to take. One pill per dose, forty in a vial for a price in cents, promoted as popular and superior to rivals by Matthews Bros. and W.T. Clark.
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Dr. Agnew
Matthews Bros
W.T. Clark
Wall Street Review Impressive Strength In Rail Stocks
The New York market shows strength due to large buying of railroad stocks though breadth is limited and public interest appears tepid. Traders expect the public to enter soon, with total daily sales at 770,700 shares and bonds quieter with irregular price changes.
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New York
Wall Street
United States
Scranton and Scranton Traction Bond Notices
A fragmented list shows bond issues from Scranton area entities including Lackawanna Township School, City of Scranton, and Mt. Vernon Coal Co. references to first and general mortgages, due dates, and 6% bond notes, with scattered company names and places indicating a municipal finance notice page.
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Scranton
Wis
Raliwa
Tts Dickson
Lacka
St. Imp
Mt. Vernon Coal Co
Scranton Traction
Bonda
Market Prices for Dairy and Produce Listed
Corner grocery page lists butter creamery tubs at 7 cents, cheese full cream at 154, feans per bushel 2.45, medium 2.90, peas 2.30, beet potatoes per bushel 1.25, with nearby references to vendors and locations. The fragment indicates prices and items in a local market listing from Lackawanna Avenue.
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HM. G. Dale
Lackawanna Avenue
Bute
Wheat and produce market notices from Philadelphia
Market report dated March 21 shows fair demand and steady to firm prices across commodities. Wheat contracts and corn noted with mixed quality grades. potatoes and oats listed with per bushel or bushel-equivalent figures. Live poultry and eggs show firm tone. flour and other staples report measurable shipments and stock levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
New York
Western
New York Wheat and Corn Prices Slump in Late Trade
Markets show wheat and corn easing from earlier strength as active futures drift lower. Reports indicate mixed near term demand with May and July contracts slipping while some grains closed at easy or unchanged levels.
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New York
Duluth
Walle
Wintelie
Klute Dairy
Ana
Pennsylvania
Mark, Malster
Miyallye
Western
Mark
Iya
Chicago March 1 cattle receipts report summary
Market report shows receipts of about 1,500 cattle with best native steers steady to firm while lower grades ease. Texas fed steers hold around 3.73 to 5.25. hogs listed at mixed bids near 4.50 to 5.00. sheep and lambs mixed with western and native stock trading to 5.40 to 5.50 for lambs and 35 to 75 for yearlings in varying lots.
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Chicago
Conners
Chan
Wendy
Texas Fed
Texas
Aden
Sadie
Maheist Rovali
Mahe
Meat bull market report from New York auction
New York market notes show Reeves-Steers steady on fat bulls with higher tops and lower thin cows. Maize futures up and fat cows steady to firm. Cattle prices mention steers around 4.50 and tops near 6.50 with oxen and calves listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reeves
Extraordinary Tablets for Dyspepsia Offered Locally
A promotional notice touts extraordinary tablets created by four physicians. It claims rapid relief and a complete cure for dyspepsia using foreign-sourced ingredients free from calomel opium or aloes. Available for sale in Scranton by Matthews Bros. and McGarrah & Thomas, or sent for price from Mason Chemical Philadelphia.
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Scranton
McGarrah & Thomas
Lackawanna Avenue
Mason Chemical
Arch Street
Philadelpha
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