Luce Bros Cash Stores Offer Best Flour and Essentials
Luce Bros offer best patent flour per barrel at 3.65 with a catalog of groceries and supplies including 4 pounds sugar for 1.00, 25 pound buckwheat, maple syrup, tea, tobacco and smoked meats, highlighting a broad stock list and promotional prices.
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Luce Bros
Clark & Snower
Death of George Seal Remembers West Side Milk Man
George Seal a well known milk dealer on the West Side died after a few weeks illness at his North Keyser avenue home. He was 44 and born in Sussex England later immigrating in 1889. He ran a large local milk business and supported many families while holding several lodge memberships. Also reported is the ongoing disappearance of William Oakley a driver at Joseph A. Mears cash store on South Main avenue who left for Rendham and has not returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Seal
Keyser Avenue
Sussex County
England
Seal
Hyde Park Lodge
Court Pride of
Lackawanna
Order of Foresters
Knights of Pythias
Mingo Tribe
Order of Red Men
Sons of St. George
William
George
Lizzie
Thomas
David
Jennie
Abraham Seal
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Washburn Street
Oakley
William Oakley
Price Street
Joseph A. Mears
South Main Avenue
Rendham
Mr. Mears
Mr. Parry
Mears
Delaware, Lackawant and Western Company
EK. T. Ridgway
A. L. Sutherland
M. ©. Boneton
Delaware and Hudson Company
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Northern Railroad Department
G. A. Warburton
Aviation
McClhure Coke Company
Seata
Bio
J. R. Troch
C. Swarts
New York
Hackett, Carhart & Co
United Garment Workers of America
Knights of Labor
Messrs. Hackett, Carhart & Co
Evening Choir Concert and Ten Year Salvation Army Anniversary
An evening concert at St Patrick's church under Professor Haydn Evang features Handel air and Bach pieces. The Ladies Aid Society hosts an 8:00 program at Calvinist Methodist church with vocal and instrumental music and refreshments. The Salvation Army marks its tenth anniversary with a court scene on Price Street barracks and a Grand Army burial for Jerome D. Boyce at 2:00 p.m. on Jackson Street. Grand Army members are asked to attend in uniform. West Side notices include local ads for photographers, groceries, second hand furniture, wallpaper, and plumbing services.
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Haydn
St. Patrick's Church
Handel
Aux
Roeckel
Lux
Bach
Ladies’ Aid Society
Calvinisue Methodist
Salvation Army
Price Street
King Abohol
Jerome D. Boyce
Garrett Post
Department of New York
Griffin Poat
Jackson Street
Grand Army of the Republic
North End Social Notes Show Local Recoveries And Plans
Mrs. Benjamin Davis and Mrs. Reese Jones have recovered from illnesses. Andrew Strang intends to move to Church avenue and Oak street. HM. T. Jackson plans a cash meat market in Carbondale. A free Archbald hall entertainment is set for tomorrow night. James Francis celebrated his forty sixth birthday with friends on Main avenue. Florence Silkman hosted dancers from the Breton Pardon at her Main avenue home with many guests and decorated rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Davis
Main Avenue
W. H. Sadler
Andrew Strang
Church Avenue
Oak Street
Reese Jones
Wilbur Street
Thomas Thomas
Gardener Avenue
HM. T. Jackson
Carbondale
Archbald Hall
James Francis
Florence Silkman
Kirmess
J. R. Peck
F. B. Silkman
I. Silkman
Belle Green
Miles Grace Silkman
Miles Gertrude Williams
Annie Collite
Elizabeth Williams
Mise Blanche Halstead
Alice Evana
Alice Ziebler
Bekale Griffin
Jennie Ziegler
Elizabeth Gabriel
Phillipine Tropp
Mamie Fuller
Messrs. &. E. Cooper
James T. Geddes
H. Swingle
George K. Jackson
F. H. Widmayer
A. BK. Detweller
DL Hyndman
Local Dunmore Notices and Social Roundup
Ill residents recover while others visit towns and plan moves. A gold watch contest at the Indian village fair is postponed a month. A birthday party at Cronk home features dancing games and a long guest list from Scranton Pittston and Binghamton. Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup advertised among mixed local notices.
West Side Fire Thwarts Total Building Destruction
A West Side blaze started in Johns Bron hardware cellar when a lamp lit oakum packing. Firemen from Columbia Franklin Hook and Ladder and more joined to contain the flames. Three men suffered burns escaping the cellar explosion caused by benzine on water. main buildings saved with significant stock losses and insured recoveries.
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Main Avenue
Jackson Street
West Side
Johns Bron
Columbia
Pranklin
Hook and Ladder
Chemical Engine
Eagle
Nay Aup
K. G. Morgan
J. F. Bynon & Co
Marp Avenue
Messrs. Johns
Perber
Ferber
Marvine Steinback
Franklins
James George
Phenix Chemical Engine
Frank McDonough
Messrs
Johna
Reynolds
George
Lackawanna Hospital
Morgan's Drug Store
Johns’ Hardware Store
TB. G. Morgan
Cambrian Mutual Fire Insurance Company
John Hardware Store
Morgan
Ehler
Mr. Morgan
Morin
North British and Mercantile Company
Pennsylvania Fire Company
Eynon and Company
G. F. Eynon and Company
Franklin Company
United States Fire Company
Mra. Decker
F. M. Senderling
Forest City Visitor Preaches on Forms of Prayer
Thomas Clune of Carbondale visits borough friends for several days. Rev. Frank Marshall rector of Christ Episcopal church will preach a sermon on Forms of Prayer and Minis- ters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Clune
Carbondale
Frank Marshall
Christ Episcopal Church
Vandling Pupils Record March Exam Averages
March exam averages from Vandling school list scores for rooms led by Mrs C Kleimbauer and Delany, with many pupils scoring in the 60s to 90s. Absent pupils total fourteen. Local gatherings note Archbald residents hosting a Sunday gathering, Ed Schelven named assistant superintendent en route to work at a colliery, and Miss Ella Madden visiting. Cora Peck, 11, has scarlet fever. church trustees set a Wednesday Congregational meeting.
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Vandling
Brennan
Mamie Coxe
Tesgle Farrell
Herward O'Neil
Eddie Madigan
Julia Coxe
Mary Evans
Lucy Madden
Robert Bryden
Lorretta Farrell
Kathe Shier
Lilvie Mary Evans
Joseph Anderson
Wille Regan
Henry Young
Martha Rehbein
Dennis Murphy
Laura O'Keefe
Nora Mulally
Henry Leace
Fannie Yeager
Agnes Wikinsin
Maurice Lorin
Nellie Murphy
Misa Duffy
Jessie Gorman
Patrick Mulally
Johanna Scully
Anna Bassick
Helen Arnok
Mary Selvin
Mary Wilson
Cora Peck
Milton
Friend Arthur
Henry Barthelomay
Sam Price
Thomas Schein
Agnes Gorman
Tir Kather Tovey
Julia Woodlsleck
Francia Mulally
Robert Wilson
Joseph Woollisteck
Annie Madigan
Toni Regan
Lena Scully
Annie Madden
Bert Plunkett
Joutsn Lewellyn
Frank Farrell
Willie Jones
Edith Morgan
Katie V. Kelly
June Tell
Belinda Hobeck
Mabel Arthur
Nora Marsh
Delany
Celia Gorman
Frankie Mitchell
John
Jerry Anderson
Willie Scully
Thomas Tryan
Mary Devaney
James Hracey
Sarah Wood
Maud Davin
Freddie Jones
George Liwellyt
Fred Woollsheck
C. Kleimbauer
P. Welch
G. Schemmel
Archbald
Local News Highlights From Glenburn and Scranton Visitors
Misses Jessie and Jennie Miller of Scranton visited their aunt Mrs. W Grimin in Glenburn last week. Blacksmith Mr. Metggar has been ill the past week. Frank Northup from Olyphant spent Sunday at home. Minnie Grim recovering from grip. Mr and Mrs James Atherton and daughter Irene visited relatives. Captain Hiram White to finish his late rebellion lecture Wednesday evening, March 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie
Jennie Miller
Scranton
W Grimin
Mr. Metggar
Frank Northup
Olyphant
Minnie Grim 4
James Atherton
Irene
Hiram White
Funeral of Mrs John McGee and Cedar Avenue events
The funeral of Mrs John McGee of Cedar Avenue was held yesterday with a large cortege to Avoca Catholic cemetery. A solemn high mass at St John’s church followed, with a sermon praising her Christian character. An Old Polk’s concert occurred at Cedar Avenue Methodist Church, raising funds by Women’s groups. Patrick Moore of Brooklyn visiting. he rose to head of Atlantic Avenue line electrical dept in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGee
Cedar Avenue
Avoca Catholic
Meee
St. John's Catholic Church
Puy Street
J. Meéeley
M. FP. Crane
Avoca
J. A. Moffatt
Walher Crane
Pull-Bellarera
C. G. Topland
Michael Cannon
Patrick Cannon
Thomas Cannon
John McGet
Patrick Tihs
Pittaten
Polk
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid
King's Daughters’ Societies
Brooklyn
Patrick J. Moore
Mr. Moore
Beranton Traction Company
Brooklyn Trolley Company
J. H. Vanderveer
Mir. Mooore
Atlantic Avenue Line
Infant child of Mr and Mrs Witterman dies
The infant of Mr and Mrs Charles Witterman died Sunday. The muk depot foundation is completed, with a building planned soon. Mrs Tiffany’s house on State street is being built by Seyman Hotticker, long away from Our Lawn. Mrs GW Heminaes of Weatherly visits relatives. Carpenters started Monday on the residence of station agent Mr EE Dy Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Witterman
Muk
Tiffany
State Street
Seyman Hotticker
Pockville
GW. Heminaes
Weatherly
EE. Dy Bell
Castoria Ad Phrase Highlights Longtime Brand Reminder
An old advertising couplet traces Castoria’s role from infancy to motherhood, noting repeated use as a remedy and fixture in family care across generations. The rhyme emphasizes trust in Castoria for children and mothers alike.
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Luge Bros
N. Main Avenue
Main Street
Taylor, Pa
Llewellyn Williams
Elmira
John W. Williams
Hampton Street
John Doran
Edlwards Court
Llewellyn Davies
North Rebecca Avenue
John T. Watkins
South Sumner Avenue
Wilkes-Barre
John English
Hyde Park Catholic
Mise Adi Roberts
Thomas H. Stoberts
Odds and Ends
JOS
Starner
South Maton Avenue
Revere
Magon & Co
J. C. King
Wall Paper
Fred Reynolds
North Main Avenue
Willam
North End
Dunmore Doings
FP. M. Revell
Gularath
James Flynn
Sport Hill
Jacob Bienecker
Lake Ariel
J. H. Warg
Elm Street
Fred Russell
Binghamton
James Holinsdon
Elmhurst
Dunmore
Winfield Baseden
Clayavenue
Hawley
David Schoonover
Mabel Christ
Tuffalo
Blale Cloge
J. W. Willams
William Redding
Brook Street
Dudley Street
Pulls
FB. Rh. Cronk
Misa Mdith Cronk
Fesia
Mitsea Jennie Stanabach
Anni Stanabach
Pitteton
Bertha Johnson
Alle Johnson
Effie Callender
Carrie Kiesling
Misa May Hadsel
Mise Lillie Colvin
Emma Wakefield
Misa Emma Washburne
Lewis Kiesling
Harry Green
Fred Moore
Hugh Moore
Abraham Wakefield
Harry Mills
Hattie Compton
Ada Compton
Marie Compton
Emma Cronk
Mia
H. G
Wood
Sery
Westcott
Pleasant Mount
W. D. Coxe
Mattie Walters
Wandling
Bernice
Sullivan County
News OF the Railroads
Forest City
Glenburn
News OF the
South Side
Avoca Cemetery
Old Polk
Methodist Episcopal Church
Patrick Moore
Old Vork
Daniel Hurley
Southworks
Orchard Street
Patrick Breen
Moosic Street
Elizabeth Connell
Alex T. Connell
Breck Street
Mamie Coyne
Minooka
T. H.davies
Mooale
James
James Cunningham
Hemlock Street
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
James Moore
Dalton
Ruons of Columbus Council Young Men's Institute
Charles Wyandt
Hillsde Nome
Hresser
Hickory Street
Pittston Avene
Charles Honevager
Prospect Avenue
Andover
Mass
Tahy
Alek
Castoria
Mies
MT. Pleasant
Wyoming Avenue
T Coal
Wm.t. Smith
Wm. van Allen
von Brokers
New York Exchange
Chicago Board of Trade
Spruce Street
G. Dub
Dimmick
Apt
Washburn-Crosby Co
the Commonwealth Lumber
Dickson Manufacturing CO
Botwe and
Anne Using
Ion von K
Bowes
Atlantic Refining Go
Olds
Mason
Omee
Coal Exchange
Wyoming
Pine Rook
Waloney Oil and
Manueagtuni
Meridian Street
M. W. Collins
Tribune
Rods
John Hamlin
West Lackawanna Ave
Cheno Medical
Market ST. Pr
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