Birthday anniversary of Mrs Jacobs celebrated at residence
A large gathering honored Mrs Jacobs on her birthday with invitations, music, and gifts from various societies including Ladies Temple, Pride of the Electric City No 2, Knights of the Golden Eagle, and Mystic Chain. Attendees listed many relatives and friends, with a program of piano, zither, violin, solos, and recitations. Interment for a later funeral and notices of local society meetings are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs
Bather Assembly
Knights of the Mystic Chain
Motherhound Knights of the Golden Eagle Castle
Mr. Jacobs
Hether Assembly
Mise Lillie Williamson
Mise Millie Teichman
Zither
John Thomas
M. J. Coyne
Ton. Clements
Heith Watkinesse
Martha Nichole
Yankee
Dora Javon
Sole
Mise
Williamson
C. J. Jenkins
John T. Thehardson
Ajex Wrightman
Milton Reinfer
Ed. Juffard
Troobert Willard
John Moninger
John Mormans
Jacob Snover
Mittston
David Lewis
H. Kays
Kate Sprandie
Johnie
Anne
Merv Hackett
Jennie Jones
Jennie Wicks
Gertrude Hughes
Martha
Norma Nichols
Alda Carter
Emma
Glizste Fethermin
Nellie Aten
Anna M. Henry
Hasseton
Millie Telehman
Pattie Wilson
Letth Thomas
Rebecca Thomas
Minnie Vee
Wilkess Marre
Anna
Emm
Lewte
Ndith Watkins
Taylor
Kaile Diner
Margaret Mervine
Derry
Mary James
Mary Neseer
Sarah Long
Anna Snd
Maria
Willie
Tarrier
Della Lament
Louise Selnatt
Tame Beavis
Lain Willard
Winfond Mahal Fuller
Messrs
Peter Lewis
Gwilym Jenkins
George A. Cushine
Frank J. Moenry
Traxleton
Sylwventer Delelek
Carriage Mishap In Lafayette Street Traffic
Last evening on Lafayette near Main Avenue a coach attached to Dr. Wents’s bay horse overturned. Miss Hertha Reese of North Hyde Park Avenue and the coachman escaped injury. the horse dashed toward North Hyde Park Avenue where a man named Beckhorn caught him. The carriage and harness sustained extensive damage due to the rough road from ongoing repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Street
Wents
Lafayette
North Myde Park Avenue
Beckhorn
Cnachmann
Hertha Reese
Hyde Park Avenue
Main Avenue
Wet Side Athletic Club Social and Exhibition Evening
The Wet Side Athletic club plans a Wednesday social at Menro hall with an entertainment program. William of Philadelphia and James Healey of the Athletics will perform a three kind exhibition. A musicale at Mrs. John S. Evan’s home on Lafayette street Thursday raises funds for Plymouth Congregational church building. A silver offering will be taken at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menro Hall
Messrs
Wiliam
Philadelphia
James Healey
John S. Evan
Lafayette Street
Aesser
Plymouth Congregational Churct
Jamison and Smith Married in Springfield Ceremony
John C. Jamison of 154 Weshburn street and Miss Carrie M. Smith of North Sumner avenue wed on Saturday at Binghamton with Rev. T. A. Lacks of Trinity Holocopal Church officiating. They will set up housekeeping at 18 South Lincoln avenue, with Mr Jamison a blacksmith at 104 South Lincoln avenue and Mrs Jamison a well known young woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Jamison
Weshburn Street
Carrie M. Smith
Sumner Avenue
Marriee
Binghamtemn
T. A. Lacks
Trinity Holocopal Church
South Lineon
Jamesson i
Jametson
South
Lincoln Avenue
Local residents visit friends and attend funerals
Wudi Fitepatrick of Carbondale and others visit West Side friends over the weekend. Charles Storm from Daleville visits his sister Mrs Chiffiths in South Main avenue. Miss Gertrude Miller travels to Williamsport for two weeks with her sister Mrs Frank Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wudi Fitepatrick
Carbondale
West Side
Sunidhi
Lamereaux
Delhi
John McKeever
Jackson Street
Dirtley
Rock Street
William Johneen
Joamesville
May Bowman
Bwiftwater
Charles Storm
Daleville
Pua
Mra Chiffiths
South Main Avenue
Leo Chiysin
North Lincoln Ave
Nue
Uinghamton
Robert Clellan
Pittston
Mrr
Mes
Jeane Willams
North Summer Avenue
Teverly Chace
Charles Labarandi
Stroudsburg
Walling welcomes Mrs Rosser to former Star Drug site
The Walling storesite, recently used by Star Drug, is now occupied by Mrs Henry Rosser who has opened a confectionery and wokery with ice cream service. The Charles Hi Schadt Democratic club of the West Side meets tonight at Warnke's hall with expected large attendance. Mrs John J Owens of North Reboocoon avenue is involved in the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallling
Star Drug
Henry Rosser
Rower
J.D. Williams & Co
Fhe
Charles Hi Schadt Democratic Eli
West Side
Warnke’s Hall
Ehnitch
Atr
John J. Owens
Rebocoon Avenue
Pension Certificates Available This Week
Notary Morgan will be at his office on Main Ave all week to prepare pension certificates for pensioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He. Morgan
Putedic
Wftice
Totn
Main Ave
West Side Business Directory Ad Scambers
Notary public G Morgan and Bon operate at 110 Jackson street over Man Graves drug store offering real estate, foreign exchange, and ticket agency services with monthly settlements. Harriet J. Daves Florist on South Main two doors from Jackson handles cut flowers and funeral design. Second hand furniture dealer J C King advertises cash for items at 701 to 719 West Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Er. G. Morgan & Bon
Ofice
Jackson Street
Mangraves Drug Store
Harriet J. Daves
South Main Avenue
J.C. King
Weat Lack- Win Avenue
Local court and civic notes from North Main area
Harry Mills arraigned on theft charge for taking a ladder from Jacob Dantes premises. Alderman Froderis voir dire bond allowed. City engineers measured North Main avenue for paving. Upcoming marriages listed William Nelson with Teresa Kittrick and Patrick Leyden with Mary Gilroy. Funeral of Mrs Ellen McDonoud from Oak Street. Primitive Methodist conference opens on East Market Street. Miners reassured as Delaware, Lackawanna and Western plans weekly work. A B Munn to represent Providence at Louisville conclave. George Mabey returns from Wilkes-Barre. Florence Decker to address Florence Crittenden mission Friday at L W Morse’s North Main Ave. G W Benedict visiting Carlisle Law College. Evan Morgans ill at Church Avenue. Electric Chautauqua circle to meet at G W Benediet’s North Mary Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mills
Froderis
Jacob Dantes
Milla
Ball
Jueiles
Phillips
Kiacerpa
North Main Avenue
William Nelson
Teresa Kittrick
Patrick Leyden
Mary Gilroy
Ellen McDonoud
Welock
Oak Street
Hyde Park Catholic
Primitive Methodist Churches of
Primitive Methodist Church
East Market Street
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
A. B. Munn
Louisville
Providence
Hepitapphs
Randolph Crippen
Dalton
George Mabey
Bristol House
Wilkes- Tuarre
Florence Decker
Chicago
Florence Crittenden
L. W. Morse
Gg. W. Benedict
Carlisle Law College
Evan Morgans
Church Avenue
Electric Chautauqua Circle
G. W. Benediet
North Mary Avenue
Green Ridge Social and Church Notes Drift Through Town
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union plans a 2 40 afternoon meeting at 145 Monsey Avenue hosted by Mrs Isaac Vought with Frances J Decker from the National Florence Crittenden mission to discuss its work. A Green Ridge visitor from Honesdale, Fred Fartham, calls on Mrs Gilroy. Isaac Vought traveled to Sunbury and back by bicycle. The Green Ridge Baptist church hosted a large Sunday evening service led by F W Pearsall and the Yokefellows band of the Railroad Men’s Christian Association. No 28 school students moved to No 27 building on Breaker Street to make space for an addition to No 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christ Than Temperance Union
Isaac Vought
Monsey Avenue
Frances J. Decker
Florence Crittenden
Fred Farttham
Honesdale
Gilroy
BE. Neeld
Green Rides Vonelave
Heptasophs
Louisville
Sunbury
Green, Ridge Baptist Church
F. W. Pearsall
Yokefellows
Railroad Men's Christian Association
No. 27
Breaker Street
Local Society and Funeral Notices From South Side
Marriage announcements for John Krug and Mise Kate Devers at 8 1 Wednesday at Johns church and John Hallus with Mise Kate Klein announced. Helen May burial planned this afternoon with Rev Welsh conducting at Forest Hill Cemetery. Patriotic orders and clubs held meetings on Pittston avenue last night with multiple organizations noted. George Frable of Philadelphia mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Krug
Pittston Avenue
Mise Kate Devers
Palm Street
Forest Hill Cemetery
Order Sons of America
Hartmans Hall
Welcome Social Club
Callerys Hall
Division 172
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Board of America
Mulderiy’s
George Frable
Philadelphia
Moon lecture at YWCA rooms by Professor Howell
A lecture on The Moon will be delivered Tuesday evening at the Young Women’s Christian Association rooms. Music and recitations will accompany the talk. All women are cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Stackhouse
Carbondate
Christian Pascociation Rooms
Howell
Pacel Schreiber
Alder Street
St. Mary's Cemetery
Community notes from Dunmore area social events
The Electric Hose company celebrated its fourth anniversary with dancing feasting and speeches despite bad weather. Local Democrats met in Temperance hall to organize and elected officers. Several residents recover from measles while church and league meetings were scheduled. A handball challenge and a religious discussion event were announced with details on venues and stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Hose Company
Frank C. Deblow
B. Sweeney
George Jeffrey
Clay Avenue
Adams Avenue Presbyterian Church
J. Dunn
Marion Street
Daniels
Martin Planners
Michael Gilroy
Michael Cosgrove
Patrick Barry
Dunmore Alley
Methodist Fyriecopal Church
Epworth League
United States
Armenia
League
George Ives
Blakely Street
Madisonville
Logan's Alley
Velock
William Melaughlin
Patrick O’connor
Pricetarg
Thomas Logan
Michael Norton
Dunmore
Obituary notices from Pittston and vicinity
A volley of obituaries reports Mia Della Hollis of Cirhondale dying after surgery and illness. Also noted are the deaths of Benjamin L. Bevea of West Pittston and Margaret Liebthiser of Hornesdale, plus several infant deaths and funeral plans listed for local families and churches.
To Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Remedy
An old advertisement touts laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day, promising a refund from all druggists if the remedy fails and listing a price of 25 cents.
Letters From The People
Readers submit short letters under this heading with the writer’s home address. The Tribune will not be responsible for opinions expressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Washington Davis case details spark Stranton police clash
Frank Robling Jr and police recount Washington Davis being arrested for drunken conduct at 4 a.m. on Thursday. A knee injury followed after a fight, with Dr Pulten and hospital admission cited. Witnesses describe the incident at Lotman’s restaurant corner, a broken jaw and a series of medical steps before admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filitor
the Tribune
Stranton
Washington Davis
Washington
Noel
Rideway
Ilia
Sormount
Dr. Pulten
Polles
Davi
Lackawarina Hospital
Frank Robling, Jr
Poon Avenue
Bpruce Street
Washington Davie
Lotimann
Reestaurant
Davis
Hoxeliah Peters
Mitchell
Thorsday
Lackwannk Hospital
Iqguer
Mir Drwist
Hoenital
G. Fulton
J. G. Kisele
Board of Dirtors
Latkawanna Hospital
Tiger in Oakford Court Faced Assault Charge
Miss Filla Reed testified in Alderman Mil lar court that Tiger David of Oakford court threatened her after a quarrel. He failed to post 300 in bail on each assault and battery charge and awaits county jail. Separately the American Cereal Co promotes Quaker Dates free samples claiming millions will try the cereal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiger
Millar
Filla Reed
David
Oakford Court
Miss Reed
American Cereal Co
American Cereal Company
Dr Agnew’s Ointment Relieves Severe Skin Ailments
Itch, burning skin diseases relieved in a day with Dr Agnew's Ointment. Eczema salt rheum barber's itch and eruptions cured quickly. Also provides instant relief in itching bleeding or blind piles with a three to six night cure. 4 cents sold by Matthews Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnew
Matthews Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
City
Washburn Street
Welah Thirosophical Society
Leon
North Filmore Avenue
Wunehburn Street
Patrick McLoughlin
Scranton Street
Y. Harrison
Mears Hall
Charles Schneibert
Moses
Hughes
Dickson Manufacturing
David 8. Evans
Tate
North Hyde Park Avenue
J. T. Morris
Bellevue
Calvinistic Methodist Church
Hugh
Binghamton
Reefer Suits
Samter Bros
Green Ridge
South Side
Earth
Mia
Della Hollis
Cirhondale
F. Corby
Asa
Hollia
Mrs. Hollis Wis
Sullivan County
Richard Ridg
Priscilla Groves
Scranton
E. T. Corby
Carbonviile
Charles
George Brett
Trinkiy Ehurch
Pireh
Greathvy Mlesed
Bk. T. Corby
Wyoming Avenue
West Pittston
Benjamin
Bevea
Middletown
Beyou
Howkley & Teyveu
Kneven
Piret National Bank
Incebse
Margaret
George Liebthiser
Park Street
Hornesdale
Ther Huehuld
Miss Magelo
Tracey A
Thrm
Grants & Lichthiser
Howe Getter- Way
C Karlis Licsa
German Lutheran Church
Wiliam HH. Swift
Presbyterian Church
Edward Moran
Hampton Street
St. John's
John McHale
Wales Street
Slyde Park Catholic Cemetery
John Collins
Dupont
Porere’ Lutheran Church
Hughestown
Michael Smith
Ninth and Weat Linden Streets
Filith
Edward N. Jones
Weat End
Peckville
Jacob Seehreiber
Aldersirwet
Buniayan Croup
Castoria
Pelle
Ise
Etta Reed
Gail Borden
Eagle Brand
Aoderven
J. L. Harding
Wyoming
Linden Street
New York
the Pour Snnr
Ener Pre
Jon Ol
Ker Plecing
Allie Akerstrom
Academy OF Music
Charles H. Vale
Porto
Falcongate
Conrad's
Lackawanna Avenua
Lackawanna Avenues
Zweingaat
Ugh-Lomi and
Aya
H. G. Wells
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!