Local social notes from Scranton area visitors
Miss Jennie Stanley of Binghamton visits Mr and Mrs C B Wells on Webster avenue. Arthur Davis of Brooklyn visits his parents Lieut and Mrs John Davis on North Sumner avenue. H A Carpenter chief clerk to Master Car Builder L T Canfield of the Lackawanna railway returns from a Western trip. W R Jones of South Filmore avenue and Thomas Jones of New York street depart for a trip to Wales to attend the coronation. A Salisbury formerly division superintendent of the Lackawanna now a trolley road superintendent near Albany is in the city. D H Jenkins Scranton post office will go to Harrisburg Friday for the state convention of the United National Association of Postoffice Clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Stanley
Binghamton
C. B. Wells
Webster Avenue
Arthur Davis
Brooklyn, N
John Davis
North Sumner Avenue
H. A. Carpenter
A. ©. Salisbury
Lackawanna Company
Albany
City
D. H. Jenkins
Scranton Postofice
Harrisburg
United National Association of Postofice Clerks
Electric City Wheelmen Take Two Of Three From Nationals
The Electric City Wheelmen won two of three games against the Nationals at the Auditorium alleys in North Scranton last night. High score was Morgan with 212 and high average 176.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric City Wheelmen
Nationals
Auditorium Alleys
North
Scranton
Hughes
Knights Templar Ball at Clark's on Washington Avenue
A Knights Templar event titled a ball is noted at Clark's, located at 201 Washington Avenue, with event details limited in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
Clark's
Erist
Washington Avenue
City Demands Liquor License Funds Now
City officials demand immediate payment of 170000 in liquor license money from Allegheny County Treasurer Scranton. They warn of court action and possible borrowing at high interest if funds are not turned over within a week, threatening city payrolls and current expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Robinson
Costello
W. L. Connell
J. A. Scranton
P. W. Costello
J. J. Robinson
George M. Watson
Scranton
8. B. Price
Attorney Price
David Jones
Supreme Court
Allegheny County
Larkin
Pittsburg
Department of Public Works
G A R Encampment Excursion Rates Announced
Pennsylvania Railroad offers reduced excursion tickets from all Pennsylvania stations for the Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Gettysburg from June 4. Tickets sold May 31 to June 5 are good for return by June 7. Inquiries to local agents or Charles R. Dunning at Reynolds Bros. for Knights Templar goods follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
State of
Pennsylvania
Charles R. Dunning
Henderson Ames Co
Reynolds Bros
Knights Templar
Huntington
W. Va
West Virginia
Virginia
Striking Miners Stay At Work Say Engineering Team
Engineers and firemen at Storrs shafts Nos. 1 2 and 3 announce they will remain with the Delaware Lackawanna and Western company through the strike. They are not United Mine Workers members and favor stable work conditions and company treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storrs
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
United Mine Workers’ Organization
Irenen
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Delaware and Hudson and Erie
Lackawanna
Moran
Murphy
W. MH. Bartholomew
Hoelpers
McGovern
Gaffney
Secor
Stanton
Larceny Arrests Tied to Scott Township Case
Frank Jordan and Alfred Meese were arrested on larceny charges filed by farmer Michael Vail from Scott township. Vail’s hired farm hand Jordan allegedly entered the house Wednesday and took 170 dollars. With a warrant from Salve Kelfer and help from Patrolman Lowry, they were caught at a Luckiwannha avenue hotel and sent to county jail after a hearing before Squire Kiefer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jordan
Alfred Meese
Michael Vail
Scott Township
Jordan
Vail
Salve Kelfer
Jermyn
Lowry
Reese
Luckiwannha Avenue
Teese
Squire Kiefer
Where to Spend Memorial Day at Lake Lodore
Excursion season opens on Decoration Day May 20 at Lake Lodore with a Scranton vs Carbon dale baseball purse of 26 dollars. Mozart band to perform in the pavilion, refreshments by M I Fadden, boats and launches on the lake, and Delaware and Hudson excursion trains from WilkesBarre and Lackawanna station, fare from Scranton 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Lodore
Scranton
Carbondale
Mozart Band
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Wilkes-Barre
Lackawanna Avenue
Portraits in Sepia at Gold Medal Studio
An artist skilled in sepia portraiture is now engaged at the Gold Medal Studio offering lifelike enlargements of nature’s tones. Dr. Lindabury, specialist in diseases of women, advertises consultation hours in the Connell building with personal supervision available for orders and alterations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summer Salter
Linden Street
Lindabury
Connell Building
Dr Hand's Condensed Milk Showcased at Phelps Pharmacy
A Scranton window display at Phelps' Pharmacy in the Hotel Jermyn building promotes Dr Hand's Condensed Milk with added phosphates and hypophosphites. The ad claims superior nutrition for bones teeth nerves and blood, suitable for infants invalids and the whole family. Testimonial booklets and home office details at 113 Franklin Avenue are offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hand
Phelps’ Pharmacy
Spruce Street
Phelps’ Drug Store
Jermyn
Scranton
Phelps
Franklin Avenue
Watched Race Brings Harpur Advance in Local Meet
Yesterday Miss Harpur stood alone as the only contestant to advance in the Wandling Young Man event. Stanton and Havenstrite are tied for eleventh while Thompson breaks away from his town rivals. Three new entries join the field, with room for more competitors to enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Harpur
Stanton
Havenstrite
Thompson
Scranton Contenders Ranked in Local Standings List
A long list of contestants with affiliations from Scranton and surrounding towns appears, featuring A J Kellerman Wandling Burns and many others. Points tallies and positions are shown alongside names and locales like Carbondale Hyde Park Providence and Forest City.
Educational Contest results and new entrants at The Tribune
Morning updates show Miss Beatrice Harpur of Thompson moving Lee Culver from sixteenth to a lower place as Kellerman leads Burns by 26 points. Stanton ties for eleventh with Wavenstrite while Herbert Thompson and Maxwell Shephard contend for fifth. sixty points were earned yesterday with Kellerman 33, Burns 10, Rodrigues 7, Kresge and Thompson 1, Stanton and Harpur 2. Three new entries Knickerbocker Elmhurst Kipp Elmhurst Miss Mimina Jacquins Ariel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Grant M. Decker
Hall- StoAd
Ee News
J. Havenstrite
Mos
L. E. Stanton
Scranton
William Cooper
Priceburg
Harry Danvers
Providence
Isssiiétites
Louis McCusker
Park Rog
Cceisenecendnees
Beatrice Harpur
Thompson
Sss
Lee Culver
Springville
Walter Hallstead
Scran- Tom Ceceeeceeeruvens
C. J. Clark
Peckville
John Dempsey
Olyphant
Gow Vier Wieceieceveni
Biaisions
John Mackie
Hugh Johnson
Forest City Essencennte Reese
Edna Coleman
Seranton
Seeeeeses
Chas. W. Dorsey
Emanuel Bucci
Chas
O’boyle
Nellie Avery
Forest City
Walter Ellis
Edgar Wilson, Jr
R. D. Dorsey
Tribune
Kellerman
Burns
Leroy Stanton
A. J. Wavenstrite
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Maxwell Shepherd
Celty
Rodrigues
Kresge
Stanton
Miss Harpur
George W. Knickerbocker
Elmhurst
Oscar H. Kipp
Mimina Jacquins
Ariel
Wedding Stationery Tips and Sample Offers
The notice invites readers to review wedding stationery services with engraving photos for quick, quality work. It promises on time invitations, proper wording, and satisfactory results with affordable prices and sample requests.
Fifty Small Prisoners in Dunmore Sod Yard Incident
James Dempsey of Dunmore found sod rolls broken in a Clay avenue lot. Suspecting several local boys, he called in authorities and had them arrested after failing to identify the culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Cooney
Dempsey
Dunmore
James Dempsey
Clay Avenue
Payne's Celery Compound Promises Health Against Summer Ills
The advertisement extols Payne's Celery Compound as a cure for common summer ills. It claims most adults begin the season with minor symptoms that worsen without treatment and urges readers to use the preparation to cleanse blood, restore nerve strength, and prevent serious disease. It cites testimonials from perceived authorities and workers as endorsers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
Dr. Phelps
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