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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1901
Page
6
Friday night dancers at Meares Hall face possible disbandment as the West Scranton Dancing Class hosts an event. Mil Moore Hag Mahvimain and John Devine led sessions this season, with receipts and results disputed.
A man sustained injuries after a serious assault near Whit- Din Street. Walsh, identified as a Movie Nan vendor, assisted bystanders and helped the victim until authorities arrived. The injured person was taken to his home later with treated wounds.
Rev. Pugh McDevinolt, pastor of Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church, officiated at the funeral of Myr Hager in East yesterday. Services were held at the church on Pearl Street, and the event drew parishioners and local residents in attendance.
Cora Davis was held yesterday afternoon at her parents home in Milwards court. Interment followed at Cambria cemetery. Pallbearers named Ernest Knight Charles Nashal Jacob Hower Edward Eil wards Daniel Jones and Howard Opt fith e.
Thomas D. Willbunny a carpenter employed by the board of control at Na on Chestnut Street died suddenly yesterday morning after sitting down during work. Coroner's autopsy cites heart failure. Survived by wife and six sons Thomas, William, David, Joseph, Mert and Chirfield. funeral planned in Washington Street cemetery.
Aprvs Millones, a two year old child of Ma and Mia, was bitten on the fleshy part by a dog while playing in front of the house on South Hyde Park Avenue. The wound was cauterized by Dr Wok II. Davis. The dog was later shot by Patrolman Jones.
After the Tholert Morel lodge gathering at Tworle hall last evening a debate formed around the question whether ancient orators were better than those of the present day. Dr W Roland Davies and Bowes Howell argued for the affirmative while Pater Th Williams and D day teese upheld the negative. AC smoker Wasule enjoyed the evening.
Morgan notary public will be at his office 10 North Main Avenue beside Musgrave's drug store next week to prepare your certificates.
Philadelphia resident Philly Wycovitz of Ninth Street was arrested yesterday afternoon for assault and battery with threats against a man and his wife. He could not furnish bail when arraigned.
An interesting display in the department highlights new styles for the seat season. Besides staple weaves like Shaw Knit, an elegant assortment is shown.
Hosiery item described as Lisle thread half hose with open lace effects in fast black and silk stitching in green white lavender or blue. Also available plain lace work stockings for summer wear and low-cut shoes.
Readable text describes two color jacquard hosiery with vertical stripes and insertions in new Mace yarns. potential catalog line notes fashionable knitwear and modern weave effects.
A fragment notes Alderman Kelly appearing before officials and being committed to the county jail as part of an ongoing case. Details are sparse but indicate legal actions involving local government.
Local voices report home visits and gatherings from Mt Poot to Hyde Park with residents like Jerome Huey at Samuel Koerner’s residence and Misa Baitio Davis hosting the TF Cel at her Hyde Park home. Silurian Odd Fellows plan a South Main avenue meeting, and Toon Young Women’s reception set for Friday in rooms at North Main.
The funeral of Mrs. Jane Lewis of Dixon Street, Coukphic Western daylight, was held at Sacovelock from Terrace Harn. Rev. W F Duvvies officiated at Memorial Baptist, with a large crowd of friends and relatives in attendance. Pallbearers named Braden, Eugene Shearer, Richard Sutton, Nathan Thomas, Moan Edwards, and Joseph Davis. Interment followed at Parrest TD cemetery.
The otter of the Rind precinct Wi Soon says farewell to the unhealthy dungeon beneath the Laberty Phase company used as an opie station for several years. The dorms have been remodeled with new fixtures and ventilation. Police activity and a carriage crash on West Market Street drew crowds as officers prepared for shifts and meals.
Joli Kotoski and wife of Lieve Street faced a charge of mischief pressed by Joseph Nowok of Dhow Street. The case ended with Kotoski paying a fine and settling for the damage claimed. Also Joto Malone’s wine was seized last night by a street patrol and a man was fined for intoxication before Alderman Hurtier.
An unknown advertisement markets Kemp's Balsam as a miraculous remedy for the lungs and throat. It claims a free sample bottle from the proprietor and suggests it cures various ailments, urging all druggists to stock it.
A Sunday Christian gathering features brief talks by Mr Van Duyen and others followed by refreshments. Local market notices list produce and seeds with prices and vendors. A Baptist church convention and Ladies Aid election are scheduled. the community shares fruit and garden seed listings.
Rev Charles Henry Newing and family were honored at a Dunmore Methodist Episcopal church welcome. Inclement weather kept attendance light, altering the program into an informal gathering as the pastor met parishioners and church members. Ladies provided abundant refreshments served by young volunteers.
The thirteenth annual meeting of the Ladies Aid society of the Presbyterian church convened at Mrs A L Blackinton’s home on the west end. The session outlined six lines of work for the new year and noted dues of 74.40 collected, with gifts bringing the society’s Donk credit to 1,000. Officers elected included President Mrs A I Blackinton. vice presidents Mrs Ta Rh Mowler Mrs W F P Gibbons Mrs Close and Mrs Nye. secretaries Mrs H W Higgins and Mrs G W TR Al fens. treasurer Mrs Josephy Combeteck. A social hour followed and refreshments were served by Cornelia Galpin Lydia Farrer Fanny Osborne and May Brooks of Wilkos Paypre.
The funeral for mate Henry Gibbons was held yesterday morning. The procession left the family home at eight o clock and moved to St. Mary’s Church where a solemn high Mass of requiem was celebrated. Rev M Br Donkin served as celebrant with deacon J Millime and sub-deacon Miromas CM Malle. After the service Rev M Bo Donlan gave absolution. Remains were laid to rest in St Mary’s cemetery. Flower bearers included John Curtin and Charles Boland. pallbearers were Thomas Apert, Thomas Reyes, Thomas Monin, Andrew Gavin, Tes O Malley and Thomas Burke.
OM Howe of Bradford state ay ganiger of the Barbers union will be resent at tonight's meeting. Mrs PLU Prooks and acichiter Miss May of Wilkes-Hhiarre are guests. Miss N H King of Plitaton visited friends yesterday. Andrew Owen of Pittladeldphia bs visiting. His son Charles Ollyver at Green Hidee stint. ALT Crippen moved to Piravi denen 601. Miller of Pine Street visiting Easter house. Mrs Norhiandt and Milas Tisele PHIL He of Newfoundhand visited Chels Sieber Mae WW. MV Spencer of Blakely visited the trivaks. Mo of Third Jett for Milwaukee yesterday to represent Dhyne more lodge at the aim convention. Begins modiment E Robinson Sons May Beer on sale Saturday and next week.
The Layton Chowaiden hosted a greeting at the old Presbyterian church on Hickory Street with a Misses Anna Pause and Katie Kirst honored. A varied program featured Lucey Hanselman quartet, Schwenker’s quartet, and solos, with Misses Paust Koch Kivat Solth Kirst arranging the event. Basketball games were postponed due to rain and rescheduled for Thursday, pitting Twentieth Century’s against St Joseph’s Minooka and Professor VTigue’s gym team against the Defenders, marking the season’s final St John’s hall games. Knights of Malta note their General Grant cup affiliation No 230.
Social notices show WHE meet in Hartman’s hall with Mr and Mrs William Dabelstein guests of Ferdinand Mucktoy on Alder Street. Junger Miennerchor to meet at Germania hall. Ancient Order of Mihlheriana Division 02 to meet at Pharmacy hall. Century Hose company holds monthly meeting at Pittston avenues hall. Omission of Charles Clestae and Fred Phillips from Junior Maenners chor committees noted. ice cream at Charles J Phillips confecti onery bakers Pittston avenue. Parties supplied.
Deaths reported at multiple homes including Anna Mock aged two months with services at St Mark's Lutheran and Cathedral cemetery burial. Patrick Kerrney Will from 420 Prospect Avenue scheduled to funeral at 4 oclock Saturday morning. Segrid Nelson six years old of Wieshburn Street to be buried Saturday at St Johns church with Rev Timers linked. Mathew Murray to have 9 oclock service from Treving Avenue residence and interment in Cathedral cemetery.
A man filed a suit in Presiding Justice court yesterday against Dunmore Iron and Steel Co for $10,000 damages for the death of John Butterman a band member and father of the plaintiff. He was killed when an iron crane fell at the companys new shop in Dunmore where he worked as a carpenter. Attorneys George G. Horns and J. Newcomb represent the plaintiff.
The Lackawanna County Sunday School association holds its annual convention at Green Ridge Baptist Church today. The program includes readings, talks, and an evening session with various speakers and activities led by church members.
Margaret Butterman and her children duorebti and Joseph Putter appear in a local legal notice outlining an action affecting property rights and upcoming deadlines.
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