Hannon & Co. Newsdealers Notice
Advertisements and job orders left at Hannon & Co. Newsdealers on North Main Street will receive prompt attention. Business hours are from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. in Lackawanna County Carbondale.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1897
Page
10
Advertisements and job orders left at Hannon & Co. Newsdealers on North Main Street will receive prompt attention. Business hours are from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. in Lackawanna County Carbondale.
A large group of dentists met at Hotel Anthracite for the Susquehanna Dental Association's first session in Carbondale. Dr Meaker delivered the welcome address, with Dr J L Fordham and Dr James Trumen among speakers. Representatives from firms in New York Philadelphia and Binghamton showcased dental appliances. After sessions, Carbondale members hosted a gravity-road excursion.
Nearly two hundred guests attended a Tuesday afternoon social at Mrs J A Dennis home on Canaan Street. Mrs Dennis was assisted by Miss Mary Davidson of Scranton and a group of ladies including Mesdames Place Davidson Boranton Scurry Harrison Burr Baker Harrison Herring Burr Clarkson Hathaway Jadwin who served at the tables.
The Friday debate at the opera house promises interest with both high schools presenting at the event. After the debate the schools will join in song with J sylvania as a finale, and a large audience is expected to attend.
The mass of the exposition was celebrated yesterday morning at St Rose church to close the forty hours devotion. Rev Michael Loughran of Scranton served as celebrant with Rev J J Curran of Wilkes Barre deacon. Rev Father Morrison of Sugar Loaf was sub deacon and Rev B E O By rne of Honesdale was master of ceremonies.
Edgar C. Abbott of Boston who just finished Shakespearean recitals at Scrayton will perform Hamlet at the Cycle club rooms next Monday evening. Abbott has been associated with Hannibal Williams, who has been welcomed twice to Carbondale.
William Fuller of North Church street entertains his brother E D Fuller and niece Arabella. Edward Rice of South Wyoming street returns from Findlay Ohio. Mr and Mrs John Higgins with Miss Kate Higgins and M B Madican visit Michael Jorden in Providence. Harry Capwell of Moosic visits friends. Mrs Edward Jones of Olyphant visits town. Mr and Mrs G S Kimball travel to Montreal. Thertha Coles returns to Scranton from Richard Pethick home. Williams of Hartford is guest of Mr and Mrs John Lynch. Delegates Pidgeon and John Carden attend Knight of Father Mathew convention in Nanticoke. Peter McDonald and EU Birs attend abstinence convention in Nanticoke. Misses Lizzie Reed and Annie Niland of Scranton visit Mrs John McDermott. R P Patterson to undergo cataract surgery at Moses Taylor Hospital.
Michael Duda, a laborer at the Erie mine, was crushed beneath a lure rock on Monday. He was taken to the hospital fearing fatal injuries. Obituaries note Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, who had resided sixty five years, died at her daughter Mrs. Irving Davis home aged 87.
The annual convention met in Lackawanna and Wyoming counties with sessions on Tuesday and Wednesday. Dozens attended as Rev. Ivor Thomas led talks on The Power of Christ as a Teacher and Rev. D. Z. Evans spoke on organization. Prize awards recognized Omwen Jones Evan Lewis and Mary George Pittston with sessions featuring devotions, sermons, and a question box.
Misses Marie Wella and Anna Ribble came home Saturday night after a stay with friends in Taylor. Miss Hattle Mead is visiting a friend in Dunmore. Miss Gertie Decker of Taylor is visiting friends here. The first strawberry and ice cream.
An advertisement explains two paths to bladder trouble: kidney weakness and poor treatment of illnesses. It urges urine testing for 24 hours to detect kidney issues and cites Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy. Sample bottle and pamphlet offered free by mail.
The festival at the Methodist church Tuesday evening pleased attendees. Decoration services are planned for Saturday the 20th by Sergeant George Fellpost of the Grand Army Republic of Waverly. Edith Wilson visits Bald Mount, J A Wilson moves to Highland, Captain Skinner’s death noted in obituary. Mrs Bowniman of Dalton visits daughter Mrs Chapmein. Horace Davis Grant Cook and Eva Cook ill with the uneasies.
Rev W B Brown returns improved from Pittsboro. Mayfield residents warned of a fruit thief near the old plank road. Mayfield and Hickories baseball opened with a 26 to 6 loss for Hickories Jr. C D Winter & Co sells bicycles and Miss Elizabeth Ellen Martin wed Walter De Pugh at West Mayfield.
The groom and bride were attended by Mr and Mrs Henry Maina. After the ceremony the couple received congratulations from friends and shared a fine repast.
Taylorville Independent Order of Odd Fellows No 063 to stage a metal and smoker at the hall with James Connell Lodge No 170 Scranton contributing. Program features noted members and a strong social line up. a busy evening described with multiple local groups and guests.
The Christian Endeavor society of the Dalton Baptist church will serve ice cream and cake in the church parlor Friday evening.
A promotional notice for a self help book on male vitality and marriage methods. It claims scientific facts and home treatment for sexual concerns, with a testimonial and an offer from the Erle Medical Company at 64 Niagara Street, Buffalo. Readers are assured no COD delivery.
Four years ago greater progress was made in curing nervous diseases than in the prior fifty years. Prejudice and ignorance have faded as medicine and the public accept new treatments. Mentions Cerebrine and Medalline derived from brain, spinal cord, with various applications for lepoy locator ataxia heart Prematures in men thyroidine obesity skin diseases gout rheumatism.
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