Local Society Notes From Carbondale
Advertisements and job notices at Kannon & Co. on North Main Street received. Smoker held by Fidelity Conclave of Heptasophs with about 125 attendees in Father Matthew hall. Speakers included C A Kase and W V Hendrick. performances by high school quartette and Crescent ensemble. Mrs Haviece recovering, Miss Blanche Miller and Fuller Layman wed, and Ascension day sermon at Trinity Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kannon & Co
Newedealers
North Main Street
W. D. Evans
W. V. Hendrick
Providence
C. A. Kase
Tennessee
Messrs
Bridgett
Dix
Estabrook
Hockenberry
Charlea Beattes
Peckville
Crescent
Aplrit
Mr. Rose
Burnwood
Meves Dy
Evans
Forest City
Carlos Griffith
J. A. Byrne
Albert Nicol
George Willie
Creacente
Mandolin
W. BK. Moon
Archon
Fidelity
A. Haviece
J. G. Jay
William BE. Matthews
John Tricey
Philadelphia
Charles Swan
Willam Shelley
Blanche Miller
Fuller Layman
Surprise 33rd Birthday for John Price on South Wyoming
Friends organized a Wednesday evening gathering on South Wyoming Street to celebrate John Price turning thirty three. William Griffith delivered a fitting speech and presented a handsome hat on behalf of the group, who entertained with games and music. Attendees included Mesere Mechames William Lewis Richard Gibbs Edward Tames Thomas Lee William Griffith Robert Powell Andrew Booth Alert Knox Walter Wills Mary Mabhel Raymond Wills Laura Charles Gibbs Modwin Booth and Walter Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Price
South
Wyoming Street
William Griffith
Mr. Price
Mesere
William Lewis
Richard Gibbs
Edward Tames
Thomas Lee
Robert Powell
Andrew Booth
Alert Knox
Walter Wills
Clarence
Meith
Mary
Mabhel
Raymond Wills
Laura
Charles Gibbs
Modwin Booth
Walter Jones
Surprise party honors Anna Theson at Spring Street
Mrs. James Decker hosted a Wednesday evening surprise event for her niece Miss Anna Theson at Spring Street. The gathering featured five tables and included extended families and neighbors from Archbold Scranton and local towns with numerous guests listed by surname.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Decker
Spring Street
Anna Theson
Messlames Hunter
Simpson
Huson
Vam Dorn
Archbold
Messrs
Mesdames
H. A. Purple
H. C. Watrous
Frank Hubbard
Bergle Corby
Olina Hening
Stella Hunter
Arun Huson
Ellen Reed
Mead
League forms over park trophy contest
Preliminary steps to form a league for a park management and Traction company trophy. Alumni park hosts the meeting with clubs represented including Orioles Simpton, Alumni, Operators, Mayfield, McLaughlin Jermyn Peter McDonald and Archbald. Simpeon base ball team organized as the locality's representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Management
Traction Company
Atso
Alumni Park
Orioles
Simpeon
Lloyd Hurd
Messrs
Knights Templar Convention Attendees Return Home
Attendees from the Easton Knights Templar convention have returned home. Messrs Frank Roen melmeyer Henry Carter Will Hollen beck A McMullen and Harry Wright report a pleasant visit. Wright, a native of Easton, guided fellow Knights ensuring a smooth and enjoyable trip.
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Knights Templar
Easton
Messrs
Frank Roenmelmeyer
Henry Carter
Will Hollenbeck
A. McMullen
Harry Wright
Wright
Local and Personal Notes From the Region
Mrs. Frank Stoutinger and daughter visit relatives in Syracuse. Miss Cornelia Stamp guest at Bert Hall’s in Honesdale. Rev J C Hogan of Forest City visits town. Mrs M F Wood of Washington DC visits niece Miss Oliva Herring in Salem avenue. J P Niland of Beranton spends evening with Andrew OConnor. Miss Albers of Scotland Pa guest of Mrs EF Samson in Gilbert street. John Mayes leaves for Shamokin to spend Memorial Day with parents by wheel then returns Monday evening by rail. Mesdames John Maxwell and Stephen Kimble guests of friends in Honesdale. Mrs Charles Lerry returns from visits in Troy and Wally Falls. Mrs Devlin of New York City called home by husband’s illness. Mrs Annie Chase of Sixth Avenue guest of Mrs Johns in Forest City. Mrs Morgan and family leave for a week in Luzerne, Mia. Daniel Farrell and daughter El etreet spend yesterday in Darte of Tiraah.
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Frank Stoutinger
Syracuse
Mies Cornelia Stamp
Salem Avenue
Bert Hall
Honesdale
J. C. Hogan
Forest City
M. Ft. Wood
Washington, D. C
Oliva Herring
J. P. Niland
Beranton
Andrew O'Conner
Wally Falls
Devlin
New York City
Joan Murrin
Annie Chase
Sixth Avenue
Johns
Forest Cy
Morgan
Seventh Avenue
Luzerne
Mia
Daniel Farrell
Eletreet
Darte
Tiraah
Reds beat Jones Indians in one sided school yard game
Reds defeated Jones Indians 11 to 6 at School House ground with Moses pitching for the Indians and Hays for the Reds receiving better support. Notable plays included Powell’s backstop work and J Morris's three base hit. Also notes shoe store opening and local events in Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Jones’ Indians
School House
Moses
Indians
Hays
Powell
J. Morris
Mpire
Shea
Annie Jones
Main Street
Jones
Taylor and Vicinity
North Main Street
Rock Cut Woods
F. MH. Ripple
Scranton
Martin Lutherlodge
Loyal Knighte
America
Patrick Reardon
Booth Scranton
Taylor
Samuel Davie
Hyde Park
Grays
James Gilmartin
North Taylor
Taylor Street
James Inelis
Stella Curtis
Ths
David Morgans
Stranton
Board of Trade
Price Library Association
Fleetwood
Alleftivens
Merere
Dave
McHugh
Old Forge
Wilson
Dunmore
Um Kell
Priceburg
Lynn's
Luzerne Street
Local notes on farming, politics and community events
J Cook buys Stephen Taylor farm. Farmers Alliance grows to about 200 members and runs a store with four thousand pound stock of guns. G A Post of Benton canvasses for jury commissioner for Republican ticket. Odd Fellows plan new East Benton lodge. J N Evans builds new house. Mrs G L Newton convalescent. John Mollaughtin from Forest City visits. Harrison Gardner seeks Republican convention delegate. New arch bridge planned at Grosvenor schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cook
Stephen Taylor
Farmers' Alliance
G. A. Post
Benton
Odd Fellows
East Benton
J. N. Evans
G. L. Newton
John MolLaughtin
Forest City
Harrison Gardner
Grosvenor
Visiting and illness mix in local notes
Mrs Marvin Wheeler visits at her parents home with Mrs Anton Shultz and Mrs Asa LaRue. Miss Bertha Simonson recovers from measles while Lillie Seeley is very sick and Mrs B F Butterfield is ill with measles. D Cooper is able to go out with the delivery wagon. The community shares news of Master Joseph Shultz being well again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Wheeler
Anton Shultz
Asa LaRue
Bertha Simonson
Lillie
Elmer Seeley
Mra
Woman Suffering Rheuma Attacked Then Scalds Foot
Myrtle Kelener, afflicted by rheumatic illness, was injured in a recent incident and suffered a painful scald to her foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelener
Local items note horse loss from mad dog bite and ball results
Mr J J Place lost a valuable horse after a mad dog bite on Wednesday evening. Mayfield’s Hickories beat Jessup’s Crickets 19 to 0 on the East Side grounds. Jermyn and West Side Browns clashed with Mayfield in another game won 18 to 19 by Mayfield.
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J. J. Place
Jermyn
West Side Browns
Mayfield
Laters
Cole
Owens
Mabel Hutchings
Mooale
Josephine Davis
Edith Davia
Scranton
BE. Moyer
Crickets
Jessup
Hickories, Jr
Hickories
Minstrel Show Company
Third Street
Carbondale
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Rolla
Delaware and Hudson
Sacred Heart Church
Eang
St. James’ Episcopal Church
P. J. McDonald
The
Hicko
Michael Murphy
Murphy
Butterworth’s
McGoff's
Main Street
McAndrew
Grand Army of the Republic
Lone of Veterans
St. Aloysius
Crystal Hare Company
Wiliam Walker Hoge Company
Junior Order United American Mechanics
Ghoy'a
Bon Ton
Newton Lake
FEMICATRE LIVER PILLS advertised in Scranton
It claims to aid women by acting on the liver kidneys stomach and bowels while regulating organs unique to women. Benefits listed include relief from constipation headache dizziness indigestion torpid liver poor complexion and irregularities. A pill dose costs 26 cents sold by Carl Loreng druggist 415 Lackawanna Ave Scranton.
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Carl Loreng
Lackewanne Ave
Scranton
Grogan Child Recuperating as Local Notes Highlight Weekend Events
Harry Grogan, eldest child of Mr and Mrs M W Grogan of Sandstreet, is recovering from a long illness. The Serenade band plans a Moyle's grave picnic Saturday with several out of town bands. Miss May Boland of Carbondale visits sister Mrs Thomas F. Nenmlon. Forest Mining replaces old mine motor at Ridge mine with a larger unit. Young people attend Miss Marie Redington's reception in Winton Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
M. W. Grogan
Sandstreet
Moyle
May Boland
Carbondale
Thomas FE. Nenmlon
The
Forest
Ridge
Marie Redington
Winton
Local Social Notes Move Through Town and Nearby
Mrs. Fred Cahill to quit 11 of grip. Miss Ruth Gardener visits grandmother at Glen Home. Mr. Spencer of Wilkes-Barre visits Rev. Snowden. Mrs. Ed Smyling of East Stroudsburg spends Wednesday with Mrs. William Tumety. Mrs. Stanton visits Scranton. Ebenezer Fryemire of Wallace Run appears in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cahill
Ruth Gardener
Glen Home
Spencer
Wilkes-Barre
Rev. Snowden
Ed. Smyling
East Stroudsburg
William Tumety
Stanton
Scranton
Ebenezer Fryemire
Wallace Run
Local Residents Visit and Family Gatherings
Charles Labar of Scranton and his mother Mrs Anna Labar visited relatives on Sunday. Mrs Jane Hinds returned home after visiting friends. Mrs George Gilliland of Daleville is visiting friends here. Fara Bucken of New York guests Mrs C P Van Brunt. Mrs Howard Beidleman and her son Fred of Sepanton spent Wednesday with sister Mrs S W Travis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Labar
Scranton
Labar
Anna Labar
Jane Hinds
George Gilliland
Daleville
Fara Bucken
New York
C. P. van Brunt
Howard Beidleman
Fred
Sepanton
5. W. Travis
Counterfeited Dollars Arrests Linked to Gouverneur Ring
Secret Service Detective Frank Esquirill arrested Henry Mashaw and George Flint in Gouverneur St Lawrence County for circulating counterfeit silver dollars. Mashaw resisted and was overpowered. moulds for coinage were found. Flint and associates implicated. further arrests expected. The trio faces U S court action.
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Watertown
Gouverneur
St. Lawrence County
Secret Service
Frank Esquirill
New York
Treasury Department
Washington
Esquirill
Henry Mashaw
Mashaw
George Flint
Flint
United States Court
Nervous troubles cured with animal extracts
Free book explains methods of curing nervous troubles with animal extracts from Washington Chemical Co of Washington D C. The notice promotes a booklet that claims cures and treatment guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tella How
Washington Chemical Co
Washington, D. C
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