Local notices parade through Lackawanna county voices
Page lists residents and visitors in Carbondale area with names such as Stilson Murphy Kinback Simona and Frick. Health updates mention Mrs Smulien Norton and others, plus social plans to visit Wyoming Mount Pleasant and Staten Island. The Mozart band tours for today’s Paco event and several families plan travels or visits around Memorial Day and summer residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stilson
South Main Street
Michael Murphy
College Street
Wasea
Scranton
Liggle Simona
Poyntelle
Amy Kinback
Andrew Smulien
John Norton
FB. A. Morgan
Park Street
J. Gould
Mra. Kemmerer
Reed Burns
Mozart Band
Paco
Robert Shaw
H. T. Wall
H. R. Frishle
Keiser Valley
Kelsey Purdy
Wyoming
Manville
C. BR. Manville
Oak Clift
Farview
N. F. Stephens
Mount Pleasant
Anna Cavanaugh
Brooklyn Streem
Staten Island
Brooklyn
Min
Nichola Roberts
Grove Street
Quinny
Henry Frick
Lewisburg
Walter Frick
Kova
J. J. Coroner
Forest City
J. Po Bhantey
Dickson City
Pot. Murphy
Olyphant
Yiestore
St. Rose
James Kerrigan
Dundary Street
Pittston
J. W. Baten
Waymart
John Law
Alice Law
New York
KR. Manville
Minnie Bower
Jennie Russell
Wilkes-Barre
Huisicker
John
Niles
Collegeville
Slater
Me Fletcher
Binghamton
Wandering Daniel Morgan Found Safe on Salem Mountain
The long missing Terrace Street resident Daniel Morgan, an invalid for months, was seen near the Powderly mine by miner John Dockerty and later found exhausted on Salem mountain at six o’clock. A horse and carriage carried him home, with family and doctors hopeful his derangement is temporary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Morgan
Terrace Street
Balem Mountain
John Dockerty
Powderly Mine
Daniel M. Davis
Gomer Morgan
Salem Mountain
Morgan
Delaware and Hudson Company
Races at Anthracite Park Draw Large Crowd
A large crowd will witness afternoon races at Anthracite Park with events starting at 2 30. Entries include horses such as Mamle Salle Charile Brown Eyes and Morgan Wiktes, plus two bicycle races and an exhibition half mile. Admission is fifteen cents with ladies free and grand stand admission ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthracite Park
Lote
Loren
J. N
Hones
Nellie B
Patterson
Jen
Mamle Salle
C. Leonard
Charile
J. Cortigan
PB. J. Clay- Worn
E. J. Byrne
Maud
B. Robinson
Harry
EK. J. Edmunds
Mary Loll
Pierce
Sorre Chief
Frink Lindsay
Littl Rocket Twig Stalin
Elmer Avery
Morgan Wiktes
William Briggs
McClay
Stuart Fletcher
Kit Crowd
L. A. Patterson
Pikes Peak
H. G. Pierce
Greg Lucy
A. V. Grover
Thomas Lee
C. Millard
G. Merritt
Lee
Merrett
Tea Social At Trautwein Home For Ladies Friends
Mes James A B Trautwein and W T Colville hosted a 6 oclock tea at Mr and Mrs A P Trautwein residence. Nearly one hundred invitations were issued and the beautifully decorated rooms featured carnations forget me nots pansies and rare flowers with music by the Mandolin and Galla ub. Refreshments were served by Misses Belle Vannam Jennie Butler Gertrude Raynor Jess Watt Mary Yarrington and Icy Wealthlake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. B. Trautwein
W. T. Colville
A. P. Trautwein
Belle Vannam
Jennie Butler
Gertrude Raynor
Jess Watt
Mary Yarrington
Icy Weatlake
Carpenters Near Finish as Wages Await Transfer
Carpenters employed by Con tracton Kinback anxiously await wages. All accounts due to Mr k for work or materials have been transferred and assigned to W. S. Rice, Jamean Garcy and Israel P. Rogers. The move aims to protect workers. They will finish work and collect balances for salaries as houses near completion and payment follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contracton Kinback
Rice
Jamean Garcy
Israel PF. Rogers
Loyal and Personal Notes on Central New York Tour
A party led by J. G. Reese and including F. R. Derby George Patterson Andrew Mitchell Jr Charles Moon and 8. F. Carpenter traveled to Norwich New York by cat yesterday and will conduct a three day tour through central New York. Misses Lulu and Bessie Carpenter have been guests of Mrs. C. M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Reese
F. R. Derby
George Patterson
Andrew Mitchell
Charles Moon
F. Carpenter
Norwich
N. Y
New York
Lulu
Bessie Carpenter
C. M
Coal trade shows quiet demand from New England dealers
The coal market is reported quiet with better demand from New England dealers than New York, spurred by cheap freights and expectations prices won’t drop. June production may exceed May but stay below 3 million tons. May output 2 million, down from 3.1 million in 1896 and 3.8 million in 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New York
Mamie
Albert Moon
Elizabeth M. Ryan
Honesdale
Elizabeth Roche
O'Gara
Ledger
Alumni Park
Magele Winter
Main Street
Pittston
M. Black
Scranton
Minnie
Jennie Kennedy
East Side
Sacred Heart Church
Young Men's Institute
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Citizens Band
Anthracite Park
George Merritt
T. K. Lee
Charles Millard
Lee
Thomas Lee
Local Notices and Social Updates From Last Week
The Rev A W Louisee remains in critical condition after Friday morning brain congestion. Mrs E J Chapman visited Dalton friends last Wednesday. Miss Emma Coon and Maud M inex, Epworth Leagues delegates, returned from West Pittston and will report next Sunday. Miss M B E Bevan convalesces from grip. Mrs Elizabeth Wells and daughter Carrie spent Monday with friends in Scranton. Gertie Decker of Taylor visited here. Mr and Mrs Edward Lutse entertained many friends Friday and Saturday evenings. Miss Jennie Lee of Wilkes-Barre visits cousin Miss Nellie Tiauteey. Mrs F L P Sprague visited friends Wednesday. John Smith now in his newly completed home. Mr J A Rymer has new dwelling under roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Louisee
E. J. Chapman
Dalton
Emma Coon
Maud Mulinex
Epworth
West Pittaton
M. BE. Bevan
Pilizabeth Wells
Carrie
Ecranton
Gertle Decker
Taylor
Edward Lutse
Jennie Lee
Wilkes-Barre
Nellie Tiauteey
Mra
FLPF
Sprague
Parade Plan by Local Fraternal and Church Groups
America No 1 and the council of the American Protective association with Electric Star lodge No 400 will form a procession on Center Street to the Baptist church. Sunday schools from Pantier and Methodist churches will join, then proceed to the cemetery. The Electric Star band will lead, with Mr and Mrs Sydney Mears and Mrs Purrows of West Side visiting the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Council of the American Protective Association
Electric Star Lodge
Independent Order of Odds Fellows
Center Street
Baptist Church
Pantier
Methodist
Electric Star Band
Mre
Sydney Mears
Mre. Purrows
Weat Side
Death notice and local events from Taylor area
Samuel Edward family reports the death of Mrs Edwards aged 81 years 2 months and 16 days. Funeral from her daughter's home tomorrow with Rev W D Thormmas officiating Calvary Baptist church services in the morning and at 6 pm Rev Dr HM Harris officiating. Decoration Day observed with merchants closing. Church notices include Nebo Congregational Rendham Welsh Congregational and Methodist services with sermons and Sunday school times. Local visits, births, and sports matches noted among Taylor residents and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
Samuel Edward
Mrs. Edwards
W. D. Thormmas
Calvary Baptist Church
HM. H. Harris
M. M. Wiliams
Davis’ Cash Store
H. J. Daniele & Company
Casper Ott
Judge & Company
Thomas & Company
Hooper Company
Atherton Bros
Nebo Congregations
Rendham
Welsh Congregational Church
Ivor Thomas
Ethel Browning
Nicholsow
Thomas A. James
Hyde Park
Thomas Fleming
Taylor
J. &. Porteous
Faston
Knights of Templar
Order of Odd Fellows No
Old Forge
Methodist Episcopal Church
William Frisbee
Maria Thomas
Bertha Jones
James Griffiths
Marin Street
J. M. Harris
Montrose
John
Taylor Reds
Factoryville
Keystone Academy
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Depot
M. J. Gillavary
Duryen
Maggie Thomas
Providence
Jennie Gerrity
Scranton
North Main Street
Union Band
Taylor Silver Cornet
William Jones
Scranton Visitors and Residents Seen in Town that Weekend
Individuals from Scranton and nearby areas spent Sunday in town visiting friends. Notable guests include Mrs. F. Gaige and daughter from Philadelphia with Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Gualse, Miss Hattie Gouter from New York staying with Mrs. Simon Bhuts, and others such as Miss Margaret Wardell returning from Cataciass and Miss Florence Yeager going home to Ransom after weeks with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sehileterne
Scranton
Philadelphia
H. L. Gualse
Hattie Gouter
New York
Simon Bhuts
Yeager
Illian Weed
Myra Stanton
Hayden Austin
Miss Vicker
Margaret Wardell
Cataciass
Florence Yeager
Ransom
Misa Blanche Halstead
Mrs. Sloat
Prof. Korn
F. Widmeyer
Margaret Vipond
Phoebe Smith
Margaret Gibbs
Mins Seeem
Homa Shimpif
Bessie
C. E. Vaughn
Munyon Kidney Cure Promoted by Prof Munyon
Historic ad promotes a kidney cure by Prof. Munyon claiming a 100 percent cure rate for kidney disease. It urges sending a urine sample for analysis and free medical advice, listing multiple remedies priced at 25 cents and offering cures for various conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eer
Munyon
Prof
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Local Social Notes Mention Guests and Relations
Miss Peters of Hoboken is the guest of Miss Nettle Vail. Her niece Mrs Frank Jermyn is staying at Glenburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jermyn
Glenburn
Miss Peters
Hoboken
Nettle Vail
Local church notes and upcoming services in Peckville and Hawley
Pe ckville notices list Rev J B Thomas from Parsons to preach at Baptist church Sunday morning and evening. Local residents Billy Williams and Henry Chenman visit. Mr and Mrs George Shay plan Decoration Day at New Milford. Mrs FE Harding and daughter Mable head to South Gibson. C A Reynolds to Factoryville. Saunties Aid Society to serve ice cream and strawberries Wednesday at the Presbyterian church. Honesdale district ministerial association to meet in Hawley May 1 and June 1 with Rev Simpkins reading a paper on Religion Made Easy. Born to Joseph Jay Jr H street, a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Thomas
Parsons
Baptist Church
Billy Williams
Tribune
Henry Chenman
Avoca
George Shay
New Milford
FE. T. Harding
Mable
South Gibson
C. A. Reynolds
Factoryville
C. Simpkins
Great’ Memorial
Christ
God
Epworth League
Ministeriag Association
Honesdale
Hawley
Co. Simpkins
Joseph Jay, Jr
H Street
Local Notes From Clark's Summit And Nearby Areas
In Clark's Summit J Eaton is building a new house on Woodlawn park. Res. Mallory a retired Baptist minister from New Jersey has moved into the Beagle house on Highland park. Miss Vina Justin and brother Harry visited friends in Wyom ing and Bradford counties. Mrs. Edgar Shick has recovered from illness. Mr. J Seipleste on the sick list. Mrs. Singer of Stroudsburg visited her brothers Edgar and Oscar Shick over Sunday. Mrs. Mitten and niece of Waverly visited Mr. C. Benjamins on Tuesday. Mrs. Asa Philo returned from a week with her daughter Cora in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Eaton
Woodlawn Park
Res. Mallory
New Jersey
Highland Park
Hell
Vina Justin
Harry
Wyoming
Bradford Counties
Edgar Shick
J. Seipleste
Singer
Stroudsburg
Edgar
Oscar Shick
No. 1 School Annual Picnic Held at Lackawanna Park
The annual picnic of No. 1 school was held in Lackawanna park on Friday. Credit is given to teachers Miss Grodhead and Dawson for their careful supervision. Attendees enjoyed sandwiches cake coffee lemonade candy and nuts. Mr. Peter Rohland and Miss Maggie McDonald were married in Providence on Wednesday. The Rev. W. G. Funk is recovering from illness. Mrs. Ebenezer Drake visits Mt. Pocono. Mrs. Anna Mainwaring of West Pittston visited town on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 1 School
Lackawanna Park
Grodhead
Dawson
Peter Rohland
Maggie McDonald
Providence
W. G. Funk
Ebenezer Drake
Mt. Pocono
Anna Mainwaring
West Pittston
Patriotism lecture in Moosic by A J Colbhorn Jr
Citizens of Moosic and vicinity are invited to Dymonds auditorium Thursday evening June 3 at 8 o'clock to hear A J Colbhorn Jr of Scranton speak on Patriotism as state president of the Patriotic Order Sons of America. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moosic
Dymond’s
A. J. Colbhorn, Jr
Scranton
The
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured in Days
Morton L. Hill of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in every muscle and joint, swollen and bedridden after six weeks and eight doctors gave no relief until Mrs Tic Cure for Rheumatism. Immediate relief followed and she walked in three days. Bold by Carl Loren z druggist 418 Lackawanna Ave Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton L. Hill
Lebanon
Ind
Carl Lorenz
Lackawanna Ave. Tite
Scranton
Train Schedules to New York and Nearby Points
Erie and Wyoming Valley service effective January 4 1897 lists Scranton departures for New York Newburgh and intermediate points at 7 00 am 2 28 pm plus local stops at 7 00 am 2 28 pm with additional shoving times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Scranton
New Yow
Newburgh
Ion Awley
Locas Penta
Albany
Saratoga
Montreal
Boston
New England
Honesdale
Harre
New York
Black
Dissent Express
Fenneylvania Ra
Death Valle
Blackond
Nea
North
Wilkes-Barre
N._Y
W. Cross
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Lackawanna County
Carbondale
Annon & Co
Newssealers
North Main
Trautwin-Colville
Radway
Jermyn
Mary Quinn
John Lally
Lackawanna Street
Ernest Caryl
Father Mathew Opera House
Eugene Call
Misa Clare Murphy
Dunmore
J. V. Fadden
James Kennedy
West Side
Green Hidee
Adonis Club
Temperance Hall
Edwards Hall
Blakely
J. J. Cummings
P. A. Philbin
Louisville
Moscow
Peckville
Porge
the Newark
Newark
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Crystal Lake, PA
Susquehanna County
Crystal Lake
Fern Hall
Pennsylvania
Ita Guenia
Pura Mountain
Fern Hall Farm
Tally-Ho Coaches
C. E. Atwood
Dundaff, Pa
Murray Hill Park
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
F. R. White
We, M. Bates
B.L.M. Bate
Iairag
Ree Hotel
New Moment
Miafeerae
Times
Everett
Westminster Hotel
Leo. Murray
St. Denis
Broadway
Eleventh St
Grace Church
Donis Gale
William Taylor
Delaware
W. HL Pierce
Penn Ave. Market
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing
Meridian ST
M. W. Collins
Waconmakers
Lackawanna Lumber
GANG
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Fort Allegany
General Office— Board of Trade
Dickson Manufacturing Coon
Statiogan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Pottsville
Reading
Norristown
Lee R. Wood
Gen's Pass
J. B. MuTeHison
Central Railroad of
Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
Repect
Mountain Park
Elizabeth
Allentown
Bathem
Faroe
Philad
Long Branch
Goss Grove
Leap
Fergubure
New Yorke
Liberty Street
Forth River
Oren Wladighins
Vance
Mien Th Win
J. H. Olhausen
Oswego
Filmira
Sorning
Bath
Daneville
Mount Morrie
Buffalo
Nicholson
Himira Expres
Aticca
Richfield Springs
LG P. Thaca
Northumberland
Wilkes- Barre
Plymouth
Bromaburg
Danville
Northberland
Williamsport
Timore
Nanticoke
Inter- Peesen S
Laware
Hudson
Pitt
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Tenny
Auttaton
Ik. i
Bethlehem
Easton
Harrinburg
Egos
D. R
Am Smh
Orunkhannock
Towanda
Elm Ithaca
Geneva
Ripead
Rochester
Kuffalo
Niagars Yells
Ee His
Nti
Lehigh Alley
A. W. Nonnemacher
Bouth
Beranton
Lackawanna Avenue
Bcran'ton
Isod
icEeme Dally
Weehawken
Hancoo
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