Local Advertisements and Injury Report in Carbondale
Advertisements and job work orders at Kannon & Co. on North Main Street are being attended to. A. F. Fey of Elenith Avenue sustained a painful injury at work when a fragment pierced his face. Dr J S Nilet treated the wound. An elegant property transfer on the southeast corner of Washington Street and Seventh Avenue to Canlon Pendleton is noted as significant for the Second and Third wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roadera
Kannon & Co
New
A. FL Fey
Elenith Avenue
Woohington Street
Seventh Avena
Canlon Pendleton
Pen- Heten Manufacturing Company
John DD. Nealon
Free horse racing draws large Saturday crowd at An thracite park
A large crowd attended free matches on Saturday at An thracite park. Four native horses from nearby farms competed in four half mile heats with Mandy and Bill dominating early rounds. Levi Patterson’s Kitty Cloud faced Maule in two one mile heats with Mauro winning both. Judges were Frank Brown, F B Dennis and C G Evans. Timekeeper T Burr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthracite Park
Fouth Gireon
Mandy, Jr
Harry T. Hennett
Elora
Len M. Owens
Littl Jim
Wil James
Wallie Watkins
Frank Brown
F. BE. Dennis
G. Evans
Mitchell Hose Company Protest Pension Bill At Special Meeting
A special Mitchell Hose Company meeting adopts resolutions urged by C. B. Alexander to oppose repeal of the firemen's pension bill funded by insurance company taxes. It calls on local senators and representatives from Havillsburg to veto any repeal, and forwards copies to area lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Hose Company
Alexander
Jorelan
Onotichal
Havilsburg
Solemn High Mass Opens Forty Hours Devotion at St Rose
A solemn high mass opening the forty hours devotion was held at St Rose Church on Sumas morning with Rev Peter Lynott of Jermyn as celebrant Rev T F Coffey deacon and Rev W A Neston subdeacon Father Coffey preached the sermon Mey J C Coroner of Forest City delivered an evening sermon and Archibald Hale spoke last night Masses will be offered today and tomorrow at 5 6 and 7 with a solemn high mass on Wednesday at 9 o'clock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumas
St. Rose Church
Peter Lynott
Jermyn
W. A. Neston
Father Coffey
Mey
J. C
Forest City
Hale
Archiald
Epworth League Anniversary at Methodist Church
The Epworth League anniversary was celebrated at the Methodist church Sunday evening with suitable services. T B Kilpatrick directed the exercises and the music was notable. Rev A B Saylor of Bethany Evangelical Church Lancaster Pa delivered an eloquent address. he is a friend of Prof B J Holkenberry principal of the city high school and visiting at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Methodist
T. B. Kilpatrick
A. B. Saylor
Bethany Evangelical Church
Lancaster
Saylor
B. J. Holkenberry
Cycle club telegraphers excursion between Carbondale and Kimbaret
A party of telegraphers rode from Carbondale to Kimbaret on Saturday. Members included G F Saynee W F Nye Claude St Smith J D Purtell and Hap Ty Briggs. On Sunday another walkable ride featured George F James Charles Moon Charles Millard Frank Wolcott and Frank Derby of the Carbondale Cycle club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Kimharet
F. Saynee
FL Nye
Claude St. Smith
J.D. Purtell
Hapty Briggs
George F. James
Charles Moon
Charles Millard
Frank Wolcott
Frank Derby
Man Falls From Bridge During Flood Tide
William O Malley of Hospital street attempted to cross the bridge near the Lookout on Saturday and fell about twenty feet. A heavy flood tide kept him from serious harm and he reached the shore to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O'Malley
Mospital Street
Crete club members travel to Carbondale for a day trip
A Crete club from Green Ridge rode to Carbondale on Sunday and checked into Hotel Americaon. They returned about 4 p m. The party included W Payne Charles F Knight J L Rowman A Brown RK A Gregory B F Kellar H A Vanetorn Tommy the musician A J Kertllen Milton TB Becker and M Swartekupff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete Club
Green Ridge
Carbondale
Hotel Americaon
W. Payne
Charles F. Knight
J. L. Rowman
A. Brown
RK. A. Gregory
B. F. Kellar
H. A. Vanetorn
Tommy
the Miuscot
A. J. Kertllen
Milton TB
Becker
M. Swartekupff
May party hosted by Miss Rosie Sherrer delights friends
A pleasant May gathering hosted by Miss Rosie Sherrer on a Saturday evening drew many friends. Refreshments were served at five by Mrs. George Karnes Mrs. HM Prishle and Mrs. William Sherrer. The young guests enjoyed music games and social amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie Sherrer
George Karnes
Hm, Prishle
William Sherrer
Funeral for William Pethick Held by Carbondale Lodge
The funeral is from his residence at 2 oclock this afternoon under direction of Carbondale Lodge No. 240 Free and Accepted Masons. Members and visiting brethren are urged to attend. Lodge will assemble at the Masonic temple at 10 oclock sharp in full masonic dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pethick
Oclock
Carbondale Lode
Masonic Temple
Toelock Sharp
Local and Personal Notes Mention Various Movements and Events
A little daughter of Mr and Mrs John Connors fractured her left arm. Dr Nilbe treated it. Gunion Pendleton bought land at Washington street and Seventh avenue for Sha. Mrs Booker of Scranton visited Carbondale. Archbald visitors included Misses Norton Gallagher and Handley. Thieves struck Martin Drennan on Dudu Street. several items stolen. Mr and Mrs C Rollin Manville returned from their wedding tour. Arthur Locke to McKeesport as nv delegate for Court Lily at Foresters convention. Mrs Brennan and Miss Allen Gerrity attended Mr Nola's funeral in Scranton. Agnes Lenahan visiting her sister Mrs J T Tank. Lehigh University vs NYU meet in NY. LauIa B At hott won two medals. E A Wheeler returned from NYC. Mrs Clo Doty visiting parents in Harris. Margaret Kelly returned from Pitts ton. Louise Aitken went to Montrose for sister’s wedding. Mary Meehan visiting Coppietown. G W Dowe and wife in NY. Rev Charles I Fitchott at Sayre for Scranton archdeaconry. Miss Anna Barley resumed duties at Crane’s. Mixs Com Lee took posn at Adler’s on Salem. Dance postponed to early June. Miss Civa Dow returning to Nineveh NY. Trinity Guild supper at Mrs Sly’s for church fund. A S Lewsley to Nineveh for sister-in-law Anna Wilcox’s wedding. Mrs David James hosting Mrs Daniels from Cambridge Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Connors
SS Nilbe
Gunion Pendleton
T T. C. Nealon
Washington Street
Seventh Avenue
Sha
Booker
Scranton
Sandey
Carbondale
Alice Norton
Mary Gallagher
Mary Handley
Allen Gerrity
Nola
Bcranton
Agnes Lenahan
Wilkes- Barre
JT. J. Tank
New York City
Lehieh University
University of New York
Laula B. Athott
Mary Meehan
Coppieretown
G. W. Dowe
New York
Oles
Charles I. Fitchott
Trinity Church
Sayre
Misa Anna Barley
Crane
Mixx
Lee
Adler
Salem Avenue
Marke's Hall
Civa Dow
Nineveh
N.Y
Trinity Guild
Samuel Sly
Trinity Church Building Fund
A. S Lewsley
WN. Y
Allés Anna Wilcox
David James
Daniels
Cambridge
Ohio
Calvary Vingetist church excursion planned for June
Preparations are underway for the Calvary Vingen tist church trip to Lake Arie on June 5 with a committee working to ensure success. Tickets cost 80 cents for adults and 10 cents for children. tickets available from committee members.
Rosebuds Defeat Anthracites 6-1 on School Grounds
The Rosebuds beat the Anthracites 6 to 1 on the school house grounds Saturday afternoon. Powell and Davis were the Rosebuds battery while Thomas and Hammond hurled for the Anthracites in a well played game.
Special Borough Council Meeting and Utilities Actions
A special council meeting discussed electric light plant operability after a Supreme Court decision and empowered committees to supply the plank. The tax levy for the year was set, with five mills for borough purposes and four mills each for leads series and bonds. Several items covered road repairs by Titus tracks, fire protection in Tig Valley, and a new water contract after the old one expired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Caillagher
O'Halloran
Alfred Cooper
C. P. O'Malley
Supreme Court
Lawis
O'Brien
Wits Maeel
Patten
Hormigh
Tinsley
Tinetion
Belatreet
Mversis
Y Brien
Tinsley Wee
Honmiltter
Delaware
Hfudson
Olyphant Water Company
Lewie
Tige Valley
James Midoen
Scranton
Howard
Mile Grove
Stanchard
M. Merchant
Pottsville
Herbert Willis
Mary Gallagher
Muggie Loftus
Dunmore
Sadie O'Malley
John Ferguson
Myre
J. J. Commings
Archteald
Birthday visits and church news in Scranton area
Mrs. and Mrs Morgans celebrate birthday visits in Brown Hollow with relatives Mra A Cleave Mra T Wieland and families. Rev A Iveson preaches at Primitive Methodist in town and Rev T Cook to accept new pastorate in Williamsport. Katie Helrond and Idsale Helrond visit Lincoln street. NYO&W trains adjust schedule to serve summer baseball games in Providence road Diamond crossing. A handball handicap is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. & Baker
A. Cleave
T. Wieland
G. Wieland
Brown Hollow
Philip Morgans
Ths Place
A. Iveson
Houtzdale
Primitive Methodist Church
Thev. T. Cook
Cook
Williamsport
Katie
Idsale Helrond
Scranton
Lincoln Street
New York, Ontario and Western Railway Company
Seranton
Providence Road
Diamond Crossing
One Purposes of the Bladder and Womb Examined
The article explains the bladder and womb exist for single purposes and warns that many bladder issues arise from kidney problems or poor local treatment. It urges careful urine testing over 24 hours to distinguish kidney bladder trouble from female weakness, and promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy with sample offer by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmera
Drucy
Bouh
the Tribune
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. C
Memorial Day Observances Issued by Moosic Posts
Memorial Day orders from George H I Post Moosic Pa outline ceremonies for May 29 including grave decorations at Taylor Minooka Avoca cemeteries and a public march. The document invites veterans and the public to participate and emphasizes patriotic duty and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hi Post
G. A. St
Department of Pennsylvania
Moosic
George BT Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Washington Camp
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Order of American Mechanics
C. S. Snyder
Jine
Beeler
Knapa
Tinklepouch
Miller and Acheson
Frank Millard
Charles P. Warner
Camp 174
Patriotic Order
Lone of America
American Mechanics
Lionccliffe
Avoca
George HM Post
Marey Cemetery
A. T
Charles Mead
del Knapp
George Price
Henry Ives
Council
Post
Post Hall
The
Societies of Patriotic Order Song of America
the American Mechanics
Poet Hall
Sharp
Langcliffe
G. M. Snyder
H. G. Stalbird
Doctor's column offers home remedies for multiple ailments
The column lists preparations such as Thyrodine for asthma and Cerebine for nerve and heat symptoms, along with Brain Extracts and other products like CARDINE and THYRODINGE. It invites inquiries directed to the Washington Chemical Company for free answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie Washington Chemical Co
Wash'n, D. C
Washington Chemical Company
Washington
DBD. C
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Lackawanna County
Mitchells
St. Rose
Epworth
George Grady
William Poethick
N. K. Fairbank Company
St Louis
Taylor
Calvary Vingetist
Lake Arie
Thomas Jay- Ien
North Taylor
Missa Momgle Jones
Lydia Horkine
Hyde Park
Union Street
0. M. Lloyd
Forest Home
Thomas Jong
Joseph Keres
Edgar Thomas
Thomas Davis
Reds
Philadelphia
Keystone Academy
Factoryville
George Hood
North Main Street
Pride of
Marie Wells
Anna Ritchie
Clark
Gwen
Rosebuds
Pernoon
Powell
Davis
Thomas
Hammond
McLaughlin's
Culbert Hall
George Kell
Michael Gilroy
Martin Flannery
Ladies’ Atel Society
Ald Or Temperance Society
C. E. Fessenden
St. James’ Church
Christchurch
M. J. Shields
Bright
Willam Flannigan
Walter Snyder
Third Street
Alumni Park
Mayfield
John T. Howe
Seventeenth Ward
Sons of Veterans
St. Aloysius Society
Edgerton
Northwest
Gilmartin
James Martin
Main Street
Main Street, On Sunday. A Service of Gang Entitled “the Children of the Forest
First Baptist Church
Price Burg
Chief Cause
the Newark
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Children’s Department
Newark
Old Dominion
Old Point Comfort
Virginia Beach
Richmond
OLD Dominion Steamship CO
Pier
North River
W.L. Guillaudeu
Mgr
Bittenbender & Co
Scranton, Pa
Lagkawanna Lumber CO
Croas Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Fort Allegany
General Office —Board of Trade
Fort Worth
Doll
Mia
N. A
Canaseraga
N. Y
NEW York Hotels
Bll. M. Bate
Bay Vislora
Everett
Antbachy
Eukoy
E. Robinson
Piseneager Beer
Westminster Hotel
Sixteenth St
Irving Place
Leo. Murray
St. Denis
Broadway
Eleventh St
Grace Church
Tie
William Taylor
Scranton Tribune
Tribune Building
North
Washington Ave
Dickson Manufacturing
Ranton and Wilkes- RE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tor
Wilkes
Baltimore
Pittsburg
West
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Hazleton
J. BR. Wood
B. Mutchinson
Delaware and
Hudson Tai TA
Scran
Algaratoeae
Montreal
Boston
New Bad Land
Poeth Honesgate
Ae Reese ‘ Afar Son
Es Msiattohta Ste
Vis
Blac Jamond Express
I. B
P.m Rurnick
Ihany
H. W. Croase
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
de & Ww
Kh R
Hazieton
Pottayule
Bethlehem
Easton
Reading
Harerisburg
Tt. H
Tunkhannock
Towanda
Timira
Ieee
Phila
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
Ryce
Wilkes, Barre
Mountain Park
Atlantic City
Elisabeth
A. m
Oie
Rearin Pokmin
P.m
Allentown
Ibeher
Binoy Myte
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Lebanon
Barrinburg
Foot
Liberty Street
Phiadelphia
Iy Hoang Tominal
Pee York Aid
East
Easton Trentos
Philadele
Nap
Tobyhanna
Mira
Corning
Dansville
Ni Morris
Huffalo
Buffalo
Wear
Northwear
Saerarion
Don
Inghamton
Elmira
Nanticoke
Plymouth
Fuulmar
Alguprems
Eltyicket Ofice
Satkawends Svante
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Iso
York
Newburgh
Hawley
Brie
Ray
Chanton
South Hound
Reocure
T. Filteron
Te Ontario
Pasa Ranton
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