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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1900

Page

12

Death of Mrs Heieine of Carbondale

Mrs Edward Heieine of Cord on avenue Carbondale died of paralysis at 4 yesterday morning. She was fifty and a lifelong resident. She leaves a husband and eight children among immediate survivors. Also survived by five sons, two daughters, and her mother Mrs Katherine Coollean. Sisters include Mrs Ellen Bradley and Mrs Katherine Lannon.

Edward Heieine Cordon Avenue Welwck Thin City Iumediate Miles Maugiers Thomas Award Daniel Patrick James Teresa Kati Marie Mra Katherine Coollean Ellen Bradley Katherine Lannon

Silk mill site eyed near street car line

Trustees seek about 75,000 square feet for a proposed silk mill near the street car line. The location is not yet decided, but proximity to transit is preferred, indicating street cars have not severely harmed property values.

New York Visitors Among Local Residents and Officials

Frederick Moses of New York City visits the Eks. George Collins of Brooklyn convalesces. Mr and Mrs A B Msere and Rexford stay a week in New York City. Myers buys Dolph’s grocery to increase stock. Edward Melody reprimanded by Mayor Kilpatrick. Central Labor union meets Sunday at 220 Olive Leaf, Sale Avenue, with M D Flaherty and delegates attending. Twenty five Knights Templar travel to Honesdale for K P Wiltney funeral. Albert Moon heads to Atlantic City for health. Mrs W Rosengrant hosts Minnesota visitor Mrs William Prentiss.

Frederick Moses New York City George Collins Brooklyn Street A. B Msere Rexford Myers Marry Dolph Roderick New Milford Academy Edward Melody Kilpatrick Carbon Ge Central Labor Union Olive Leafont Sale Avenue Phere Chili Pierce

Thursday Evening Socials Mention Local Notables

Hon Moones of Dunmore continues meetings on Thursday evenings. Mrs Georgia Thomas returns home from Spring Brook after visiting relatives. Mrs Margaret Evane and Mrs Charles Evans of Duryea visited relatives here and return home yesterday.

Moones Dunmore Georgia Thomas

Annual Convention of Lackawanna County Sunday School Assn Held at Jermyn

The Lackawanna County Sunday School Association held its annual convention in the Methodist Episcopal church at Jermyn with delegates from many schools and county attendees. Sessions featured talks by M D Lathrope Rev J C Cook Rev Charles Ronds and Mrs Darnes. Officers elected included Dr Winter as president and Miss Rymer as corresponding secretary.

Lackawanna County M. D. Lathrope Carbondale J.C. Cook Jermyn Mandane Rymer Carte Geary Pseodlue Wolfe Whalen Charles Ronds State Associaon Philadelphia Pittsburg Mise Grenry Ely de W. W.W. Fletcher Maynand Thompson First Baptist Church of Winter Tev. F. Moon Peckville Rymer L. Mace M.D. Laethrop Home Department Alice Butler William Fletcher L. DD Wolf M. Thompson W. D. Hill M. A. May Dr. Moon Maude Barthett Iow Louise Mace Scranton Holds L. F. Bower Mir Heraid Darnes Aton Lakes Minnie Bortree Clark's Summit Will Wesbure Byron Hall Waverly George Cooper Throop T. J. Hoag Brend Asbury Methodist Beranton D. J. Griffiths Daleville George Dent Greenwood Ida Jones Carlton William Sherer Tenth Avenue Mission Mire J. Thorp EL Kraicher Maple Lake William Edwards Spring Brook Kichwed Connor Second Presbyterian W. T. Budd Green Nidge L. KF. Bower Maud Bartlett Lena Chirke Henry Myers

Ostetters Celebrated at Ritters

A fragment notes ostetters celebrated at Ritters celebrating those who sought cures for stomach maladies with unknown outcomes.

Ritters

Local residents and visitors noted in Westfield area week

Dr Theodore Harvey and W L Harvey host guests from Westfield New Jersey. Visitors include Mise Dora Moore Trucksville visiting sister Mrs M M Dutot. Gouldsboro Cornet band gave open air concert. Lehigh cemetery beautified with fifty maple trees planted by trustees to improve grounds.

Theodore Harvey W. Reese Sherman Reese Westfield N. J W. L. Harvey Mise Dora Moore Trucksville M. M. Dutot Gouldsboro Cornet Band David Arnst Mehoopany F. & Bush Luzerne Rh. N. Adame M. W. Rhodes Stroudsburg Milsfonian Society Muggle Roth Prige Apeller George Tritehler Francis Tritehler Hille Erove Broadbent Scranton Deckers J. Bachenbach Lehigh Cemetery Solomon Sign John M. Powell Daniel Kehrey John Heller Ef Clifton

Frey and Hager Visit Freytown in Brief

A. L. Frey of Freytown and William B. E. Hager of New York City were callers in town. Hager was visiting his father F. B. Hager. Mrs. Kerling was in Scranton on Monday.

A.L. Frey Freytown William BE. Hager New York City Nie Hager Mre Kerling Scranton

Peckville Churches Plan Easter Music and Services

Peckville Methodist and Presbyterian churches announce plans to repeat Easter music during Sunday services morning and evening. Baptist and Presbyterian pastors schedule morning and evening sermons. Obituary notes Jesse McKean of Lackawaxen death and local social news include J J Ellis’s Oswego return and Wilson Fire company plans to build a barn with drop harness and team for hauling equipment.

The Methodist Episcopal Jesse McKean Lackawaxen F. White Herrick Gonter Moon H. Briges Factoryvily Ester Peckville Baptist Church J. &. Thomas Sylvius Tt. Ellis Oswego Blakely Peckville Presbyterian Church Wilson Fire Company

Reception and Birthday Parties Highlight Taylor Social Scene

A reception at Mrs. John Cooper’s Union Street home honored Miss Florence Behwartz of Pittston with many local friends in attendance. Rev. D. Edwards of the Welsh Baptist church and family were also honored at a public reception at the church auditorium.

John Cooper Union Street Florence Behwartz Pittston Gertrude Jones Elizabeth Reese Annie Hooper Lizzie Nash Olwen Howell Jennie Williams Sarah Williame Olwen M. Howell Blanche Banfled Marvy Mc Peek Jennie Howell Vertie Cooper Mianche Wilson Mable Cooper Mra Thomas Reese Mesers Clarence Reese William Griffitha Henry Reese Henry Powell William Price Edgar Stone Norman Colvin Mr. Woolsey David Seeley Morgan Nash William Seeley William Cooper Alfred Jones Lester Cooper Lewis Reynolds Elmer Cooper George McPeek Evan Jenkins Edward McPeek William Thomas Lloyd Curtis DD. & Ewards Welsh H. H. Harris Calvary Baptist Church J. W. Houser Albany N. Y Lissie Powell Main Street Mary Griffiths Lizzie Davis Leah and Maude Evans Hannah Powell Margaret Evans Liszie Powell Methodiat Episcopal Church C. B. Henry William R. Lewis Emil Ronn Recorder of Deeds Mary Davis David, John David J. Davis North Taylor Spring Brook Keister Minooka Taylor, Pyne and Holden Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company John L. Evans Marselles Tilmots Welsh Congregational Church William John Hyde Park John Wales

Sawtelle Company Stage Show and Amateur Contest

The Sawtelle company presented Across the Continent with Harry Engtion as Joe Ferris and Dassie Sawtelle as his sweetheart The program included a variety of amateur performances with prizes awarded for best acts The audience praised the Irish act by The Joywe children from Minnohs and the company plans further matinees featuring The Mid lyst Plaads and Brownlos Fairylan¢

Sawtelle Company Harry Engtion Joe Ferris Ferret Dassie Kawtelle Parte Pamod Joly Washburn Thomas Lanen Anthracte Quartette Olaf Graham Whistler Durkin Maria Nal Beck Willian Tyico Awiliene William Prive Washburn Paler Sawtelle Botthin Peter Minoohs

Classified Ads Snapshot from The People’s Exchange

A dense mix of small ads listing rent and sale of property, help wanted, and services. Entries reference Beasts Eleven-Room Residence at a view avenue, Geo B Davidson attorney, and WANTED workers, but text is fragmented with many OCR errors and incomplete names.

Beast View Avenue Geo B. Davidson Spruce Street Madison Avenue Myrtle Street

Excerpted Brownies Show Opens Lyceum Box Office

Two hundred children and young people will perform under Palmer Cox with beautiful lines and tuneful music. The production promises an exquisite picture for old and young alike. An opening scene features a grand chorus and Queen Flora in a garden tableau. Reserve seat sales begin at the Lyceum box office this morning.

Palmer Cox Flora Lyceum

Plays and Players in New York Theatre Notices

Henry Miller remains in a private New York hospital after foot surgery and partial amputation. The new play Borderdide at the Lyceum was created for Derbert Kelper and Kilesoonnon and toured Chicago and California previously unnamed. Theodora Carew, in the Great Ruby company, is Pole-Carew’s niece and Wilfred Clarke’s wife and enters vaudeville. Smith Russell heads to his farm at East Vineyard. a Carlsbad trip follows. The Casino chore women in London face new social restrictions near their theatre. Pauline Mall in Heavinie at Tremont may sue George M. McClellan, manager and partner of W. Lederer, after eight years of marriage begun in Louisville. Mist Hall accuses her husband of impropriety with others.

Henry Miller New York Lyceum Derbert Kelper Kilesoonnon Chicago California Theodora Carew Fourteenth Street Theater General Pole-Carew Wilfred Clarke Edwin Hoath Smith Russell Aart.e Vineyard Carlsbad Lin Iy Casino Company London Hen Cecil Pauline Mall George MB. McClellan W. Lederer Louieville Mist Hall

Catarrh Cure Promoted by Thinker Readers

A letter claims Catarrh Hall's Catarrh Cure treats catarrh at all stages. It cites internal action on the liver and systems, promising constitutional relief. The advert states the cure is strong enough for general use and offers a price guarantee from the Toledo company.

Thinker Buildine Toledo

Erie and Wyoming Valley Time Tables

Train schedule from Scranton lists departure times to Wyoming Valley and intermediate points. Erie line services connect to New York and intermediate cities. timetable notes apply from February 1.

Scranton Fiswigy Erie Piresd New York Sorartne S. Mj

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