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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1899
Page
10
Waldron conducts a large sale at Cusick's Stables Washington Avenue this afternoon at 1 o'clock featuring a Kentucky Saddler and road and coach teams. Horses include single drawing, big draught teams, and farm and general business horses up to 3,500 pounds. All horses will be sold to the highest bidder regardless of weather.
Deputy Crent Sachem John F Rone plans a public rake up of the new phlete of Lack asvaken tribe No 208 Tmaproved Order of hed Menshoere with numerous named participants including Henri Puchert John Riventurg Hlor Karnmore John L Godwin William J Williams keeper of wampum and HL Elmer priest of records Henry J Baer event council representative Thea If Elmer true tee WIL Gown
Miss Teresa Jones and William Chol were quietly married at the Methy Wist parsonage by Rev J A Place PhD on Wednesday evening. They were attended by J Th Cwollwin and Miss Cordelia donee. A wedding reception followed among a few friends. The newlyweds are well known and garden with best wishes from friends.
Master Mechanic W. OR. dob Soh of the Delaware and Hudson outlined the Kennedy patent mechanism at the evening meeting. T. A. Carvell, Ro Shanker and DD. W. tompkhrey were named to form a committee to obtain a proposition from Imr Kennetty.
The session discussed granting a franchise to the Carbondale Steam Meat and Power Company and tabled a resolution authorizing an ordinance for a Salem Avenue extension in Westford. The meeting adjourned after these actions.
The Cycle club pool tournament highlights George James who started as not a strong foe but now shows growing strength as the appended score reflects his ongoing progress in the event.
Miss Minnie Cowen spent yesterday in Scranton. Mrs W B Chase of Main Street will visit her daughter Mrs W M Lathrop in Paterson N J this Saturday. Della Bayley recovers from months of illness. Dr H H C Wheeler and daughter Hazel were in Bovanton yesterday. Mrs Boyd Cuse of Carte Avenue visits her mother at No 17 L T Runnell on Birkett Street is seriously ill. EW Tita guests of friends. A R Jones and Robert Owens of Scranton in the city yesterday. Isabelle Watt returned from Rye seminary for Easter. Hoystadt of Satem Avenue in New York City. William Male to return from New York City today. Dr Harper to move into Hunt residence on North Churchtree. Mrs Robert Nemlin of Lincoln Avenue visiting friends in Monesidah. Mr and Mrs J B R Rowman moved to 43 Lincoln Avenue. Morgan Tucker Maxey deal off. Beaman Brothers rent the Church Street store to occupy after tomorrow. New electric light company to take charge tomorrow, renting part of Hotel American’s sample room for offices and storehouse. J B Nicholson likely retained as superintendent. T Munn and D Avery returned from Bainbridge NY with machinery for their creameries. A St Jones of Scranton shook hands with Carbondale friends yesterday. Mina Frank returned from Wilkes-Barre yesterday afternoon.
Florence Nichol accompanies Miss Satthe Ohl tee vetoed from Surantent and Joan Lingfelver stays home with Anies. Mira Evans hosts a circuit event dating from New Jersey. Mr and Mrs Dwilelt Millie plan a move to Gilbert street. Kediv departs for AWTKoe Ei to open a dine store, while Milleraville Normal hosts visits. Temple School teacher Joslyn in Philadelphia led masonry instruction at the Masonic temple during a six evening city visit.
Jatnott, master of Sacred View church, recently home from a long rest and operation in Mexico, arrived back Wednesday night and spoke of his travels. The borough daily life continues with visits from Frank and Miss Jesale Winter of Wyoming Seminary and others. Rev Father Coffey of Carbondale called, and many locals attend the Avery hotel sale in Scranton. Rev 2h Evans of Viandline to preach Sunday in the Congregational church. Mrs William Weelington and daughter visited Carbondale yesterday.
This remedy targets coughs colds croup whooping cough and flat coughs. It is praised by mothers for children claiming prompt soothing relief and often prevents dangerous complications. Sold by druggists and Matthew Bros as wholesale and retail agents.
The obituary notes the death of Mrs Ann Mor me wife of Rev J J Morris at Sugar Notch Luzerne County aged 73. It mentions her son Constable Jesse Morris and that funeral rites will be held at her home with special services planned in several churches next Sunday.
Commemoration of Christ's resurrection with interdenominational music at St Patrick's featuring Kyrie Gloria Credo and other choral works. Presbyterian church choir prepared special music. Rev Hammond and Rev Bilis to preach at Blakely Baptist and morning communion observed. Easter announcements include sermons at Congregational Church and various local residents' updates and social notes.
A crowded schedule outlines arrangements for the Invincible Commandery No. 264 Knights of Malta event at Rowe's Hall with a theme of deception avoidance. Officers elected in Sons of Temperance, Loyal Order of Red Men, and other groups are named. church and lodge activities follow including a grand Muster Sunday feast, junior league entertainment, and Hibernians events. News notes cover funerals, school closings for Good Friday, visitors, hotel opening, jury duty, and local illnesses.
Kev T. Be Wilson remains seriously ill at the Primitive Methodist purcenage. His brother Robert spent yesterday at Kla Woolshde. The marriage of Miss Jennie Alexander of this town to PF BE. Amormtin of Farbondary is announced for April 1 in a quiet ceremony due to recent deaths in both families. David Powers of Pittston will occupy the Valley Louvre in a few days. T F Dermody leaves for Sayre then the South for health. Mrs Johns of Peckville was a visitor in town yesterday. Charles Law of West Pittston spent..."
Mrs. William Budd to occupy the Wieer building April 16 for millinery foods. Easter choir programme at the Baptist church features multiple soloists and anthems. Mr. Michael Murray injured at Dolph's mine. Blows to tour Win Chester Va to inspect new coal lands. Abe Greiner joins Mundtarnian line. W J Carr takes over management of the company store at Richmonddale with continued duties at Peckville.
Advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure treats catarrh by acting on the blood to destroy the disease foundation. It promises constitution building and lists a $100 cure claim with testimonials and mail order details, noting agents sell the product.
The license court will convene Monday April 3 at 2 pm with thirty three applications listed. Two licenses are for the Da Grange hotel and the Luke house in Mill City, a fire since filing reduced to thirty one. one remomrance remains for the Noxen house, and Hittamlet Thomas Tolans license for the Noxen house is handled by Asa Keeler. The court calls for a short session and changes to April dates.
A premier week at Hale's opera house features the MacCauley-Patton troupe with W. E. Patton J. J. McFarline Gorge F. Moore Mieses de Campbell Anna Pomeroy Toulete Foster in The Minister's Bow Royal Rags A Stroeele for Gold and other numbers. Full houses praise the act. John Howie of Tieter declares liabilities in the thousands. A local church supervisor suffered a serious logging accident injuring two ribs.
Elmhurst brief records several residents visiting relatives and relocating. A. B. Williwama stays with parents, Inez Blessing heads to Stroudsburg for East Stroudsburg State Normal School, Frank Hibbard from Harford visits Prof. Rogers, Mrs A St. Clay in Scranton, J. W. Partridge moves to the Wittfoot Front Street home, Hermann Wittfoot to live with Partridge, and Nelle Peck of Peckville also mentioned.
Rev. 8. Guy Snowden lectured in New Milford, Pa., on Friday night. A surprise party honored Mrs. W. A. Depue last week. Mr. Charles Brown will assume charge of the barber shop now run by C. W. Bourn. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Davis of HimHurst visited Friday with town friends. Dr. J. W. Lamoreaux of Beranton moves to Church Street. Evangelist IL Shelhorn delighted friends last Saturday. Miss Ursula Swingle died at Peter Yeager’s home. funeral at Madisonville. John Yeager of Towanda visits his father. Railroad men regret Secretary Pearsall’s departure. Rev. BR. oH. Waleh moves to Forest City parish. Protestants and Catholics regret the transfer but wish him well.
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