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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1897

Page

10

Excursion and dental meeting mark Peckville veterans day

Lackawanna County notes an excursion to Farview after a Susquehanna Dental Association program led by Dr. Avery of Honesdale, who recalled sixty years practice. Officers elected include C M Bordner and W A Spencer. Towanda and Wilkes Barre figures contribute remarks and a brass band is planned for Peckville celebration.

Susquehanna Dental Association Farview Avery Honesdale Pennsylvania C. S&. Beck Wilkes-Barre Truman H.C. Wheeler FP. J. Kingsley Towanda William Sport W. B. Jones Bethlehem Nellie M. Carle George C. Knox Boranton C. T. Meaker H. W. Young Rh. F. Taylor Williamsport Peckville B.williams George Moulee W. T. Budd Charles Jenkins C.J. Gannemuller

Prohibitionists Meet to Elect Officers and Delegates

Prohibitionists convene to elect county officers and delegates to the state convention on June 2 at Altoona. The Rev. Quincy Lee Morrow of Maryland will address the gathering.

Altoona Quincy Lee Morrow Maryland

Penneymwanist y Debate With Carbondale Students Planned

High school students will debate Saturday afternoon at Alumni Park. The question asks whether Penneymwanisty is a more desirable place to live than New York state. Carbondale students will join the event this evening.

Binghamton High School Carbondale New York State Alumni Park

Local Residents in and Around Pittston and Scranton

Reported visits and travel notes include Mr and Mrs Joseph Coogan leaving for New York City and Miss Sarah Davis returning home from Pittston. Professors Lesher and Wood receive offers in New York while declining them. Auditors from Delaware and Hudson in town on official business. Funeral arrangements for Mrs Elizabeth Williams noted at her daughter Mrs Irving Daviss home.

Joseph Coogan New York City C. M. Lesher J. N. Wood New York Glen Falls Business College Lesher Delaware and Hudson Sarah Davis Pittston Edward Marcy J. W. France Blairstown N. J Fuller Chicago, IL C. W. Smith Gabriel Pugnano Scranton Eliizabeth Williams Irving Davis John Moon W. Watrous Joseph Vannon, Jr Waymart Mesdames W. T.rice J. F. Reynolds Stranton Yeesterday Della Williams Dunmore Mards Lincoln Avenue Delaware Hudeson Harry Griggs Darts Avenue Thomas O'Malley Pittaton G. W. Reynolds Minnie Oscar Wonnacot Levi Patterson Frank Mollenback Ellis J. M. van Kirk Fannie Simmons Susquehanna John Morean Edward Burns Honesdale

Mystery Baptist tea program and local notices

At the mystery tea under Baptist Young People's union at John Callander’s Academy Street this evening the programme includes instrumental solo Anna Cousins duet Misses Wallace and Brong recitation Miss Anna Nute trio Missee Degraw Mace and Williams reading Miss Louise Mave solo Miss Anna Sands original poem Miss Orie Williams. Admission 15 cents. Also a note about a fire alarm misreported in error and a meeting for Decoration Day parade planning at Wilson Fire Company Hose House Peckville May 21 1897.

Baptist Young People’s Union John Callander Academy Street Anna Cousins Wallace and Brong Anna Nute Missee DeGraw Mace Joseph Joseph Hulse Consumers’ Powder Company Kate Dodson Central School LL. Owing & Wrong Tribune Bicos Citzens Wilson Fire Company Peckville Turday Representa

Local Happenings Brighten Benton Center Week

Baker and Klinetab visit local branches while a boat damage case leads to $100 bail for John Tregise. Community notes include concerts, illness updates, a marriage, a Sayre convention report, and town developments. The Bentons’ social life and new “Local News” fleet issue promise weekly local highlights and ads exchange.

John Murrich Herbert Polly Beranton Citizens Hand Marmie Moon Albert Moon L Street Conductor Day New York City Sayre John Tirhe South Main Street Hoffecker Thomas Bray Edith Carbondale Elizabeth Martin Walter Depew Gendell Vail Josiah Mopfer Carey C. EK. Melmes H. D. Cory C. B. Gardner Wall Norman Pattenburg Ben Ton Social Club Vistting Crystal Lake Decoration Post Benton Center

Taylor Reds entertain audience at Weber's rink

Local social event features a varied program including addresses by Attorney J M Harris piano by Prof Davis vocal selections by Prof Watkins and Miss Harrett recitations by Miss Davis and Miss Evans and musical numbers by multiple performers The event also notes a charity angle and a following meeting by the Loyal Knights of America at Reese's hall.

Taylor Reds Weber J. M. Harris Thomas RK. Davis James F. Watkins Margaret Harrett Thomson Cosgrove Dela Davis William Jones J. E. Fallon J. Gould Miles Susie Powell Nellie Mangan T. Dewitt Edwards John E. Evans Murphy Brothers Wiliam Reese Richard Watkins Martin Lutherlodge Loyal Knights of America Reese's William Fry Thomas Henley Main Street St. Joseph's Church Father McCarty Minooka Catholic Cemetery James Morris, Jr Calvary Capist Church Josse Gangner Aovestor Ruby Nh Centremoreland Mies Gertle Decker Clark’s Green Mesera Michael Grogan James Mic- Mann James Smith New Jersey George Hattfoll Taylor Street Jermyn Greenwool Knights of the Golden Eagle John EB. Owens Harrisburg Christian Endeavorers Methodist Episcopal Church William Frisbee Christian Endeavor Convention Pittston George Powell Hazteton North Main Street Mise Marie Wells Anna Ribble Clark's Green

Dalton couple stay with Mrs Boardman in Wilkes-Barre

Mr H M Dalton and his wife from Wilkes-Barre lodge with Mrs Mary Boardman. Mr Walters acts as agent for the Humane Society of Northeastern Pennsylvania while Mrs Walters serves as a nurse at Lackawanna Hospital.

H. M. Walter Wilken- Barre Mary Boardman Walters Humane Society of Northeastern Pennsylvania Lackawanna Hospital Dalton Cornet Band Pennsylvania Railroad Wilkes-Barre Sunbury Harrisburg Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Pittsburg West Hazleton Pottsville Reading Norristown J. BR. Wood

Local Notes From Scranton Area Social Calendar

Ruth Gardner and Walter Runy linked to Scranton events while Mrs. Post visited her mother. Concert planned at Odd Fellows Hall as Hallstead resident Binnehe prepares a show. Elmhurst entertainment hosted by the Christian Endeavor. Grand Army Republic and Woman’s Relief Corps activities set at local churches. Decoration Day dinner offered at Odd Fellows Hall. Sue Pyle and others listed among residents with health issues and visits. Funeral for Betsy Depew attended by Women’s Relief Corps.

Mies Ruth Gardner Scranton Walter Runy Long Island City B. J. Cannon Post J. F. Buyer Mite Binnehe Hallstead Odd Fellows' Hall Gardner Daniel Elmhurst Christian Endeavor Grand Army Republic Methodist Church Odd Fellows’ Hall Elver Women's Relief Corps Sue Pyle Rescot Dale Clemons M. A. Dale O. BE Vaughin Miss Tropp W. GB. Miller Simon Schultz New York Betsy Depew Women's Relief Corpe

Reverend Cook Leaves for Williamsport Assignment

Rev. Thomas Cook and wife departed Wednesday morning for Williamsport where he has charge of the Primitive Methodist church. Archie Jones visited in Taylor Tuesday. The Primitive Methodist Sunday school plans an anniversary Sunday June 27 with local activities.

Thomas Cook Williamsport Mr. Cook Primitive Methodist Church Archie Jones Taylor A. Iveson Housedale Green Ridge Primitive Methodist Sunday School M. J. Lloyd John Elderkin Johnson's Colliery George W. Wieland

FEMICURE LIVER PILLS PROMOTE HEALTH FOR LADIES

Patent claim declares the pills act on the liver kidneys stomach and bowels and regulate functions specific to the female organs. They promise relief from constipation headaches dyspepsia torpid liver biliousness faintness irregularities and backache with a bad complexion. One pill per dose costs 25 cents and are sold by Carl Lorenz druggist 418 Lackawanna Ave Scranton.

Carl Lorenz Lackawanna Ave Scranton

Burglar Ghosted After Woman’s Fearsome Warning

A burglar entered quietly but his muddy boots betrayed him. A woman’s voice demanded he remove boots, threatening trouble if he stayed on the carpet. He fled downstairs and then into the night, tearful as a partner waited outside. He said the house reminded him of home.

Geomeone Chicago Post

New Discovery Aids Digestion and Builds Healthy Flesh

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are advertised as a safe, pleasant cure for indigestion that also digests flesh forming foods like meat. The claim states weight increases are natural, with experts endorsing the remedy for dyspepsia about invalids and children, priced at 10 cents a package.

Stuart Jalinon Marlandeon

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