Entertainment and Social Event at Mears Hall West Scranton
An excellent programme for an entertainment and social at Mears Hall is planned for Wednesday evening, November, benefiting John Wilson. A grant concert and social will feature Miss Olive Bowen, Miss Eva Theme, Miss Sadie Tone, and others with recitations and musical numbers. Tickets are selling fast and a lively program is expected for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolo
John W. Ties
Pirettatton
Misa
Olive Bowen
Baty Sy Sckeseess
Sarah Tawi
Adwar James
Kadwin Bowen
Bolo
Miss Marvy James Hosts Sweet Sixteen Birthday Party
Miss Marvy James of 105 Division Street entertained friends for her twenty first birthday on Sunday. The evening featured songs, recitations by Henie Levi s Heesjo Nichards Alice Jones and Hannah Rowlands with Miss Reta Williams as accompanist. Present were Mary Jones Letit Wagetaff Lizele Tewis Nebo Williams Bessie Nicharda Alma Williams Maggie Morgans Ethel and Salomie Davies Kate Jones Hiedwin Walters Hannah and Margaret Jones. Mary Davies of Eynon Street helped greet guests and serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvy James
Division Street
Sinidlay School
Elase
Ihutier
Maurice
Mirsea Ilenie ‘Levis
Heesjo Nichards
Alice Jones
Hannah Rowlanns
Reta Williams
Mise James
Missea Mary Jones
Letit
Wagetaff
Lizele Tewis
Nebo Williams
Bessie Nicharda
Whinnah Mowlands
Alma Williame
Maggie Morgans
Ethel
Salomie Davies
Kate Jones
Hiedwin Walters
Hannah
Margaret Jones
Mikes Mary Davies
Eynon Street
Miss James
New Building Association Forms Under New Name
A new building loan association is being organized and will be known as the Brothers' Building Association. Many shares of stock have been subscribed for, indicating solid local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amt Loan Association
Trhoters’ Amt
Promoters Add New Subscribers at Co operative Hall Meeting
Last evening at Co operative hall promoters led by William Plume J Juce Peter McCann Joan Fern Jon Tt Hughes William Tt Williams A K Betterly Narles KE Olver John J Hughes Branford Sampson Robert Hatton and Robert LL Hughes added several new applicants to the subscriber list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-operative Hall
William Plume
J. Juce
Peter McCann
Joan Fern
Jon T Hughes
William Tt. Williams
A K. Betterly
Narles KE
Olver
John J. Hughes
Branford Sampson
Robert Hatton
Robert LL. Hughes
Prisoners Committed After City Court Hearing
Alderman Begaleel Davies held a police court session this month and yesterday two men were committed to the county jail on a highway robbery charge argued by John M. Waikines of North Garfield Avenue. The arrestees are Frank Morton of Buffalo and Thomas Kelly of Philadelphia. Evidence was damaging. bail was denied. The men claimed no relation and claimed to have just arrived in town. Kelly said he is a machinist and Morton a painter. They refused to reveal further details and may face additional charges in other jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Begaleel Davies
John M. Waikines
North
Garfield Avenue
Frank Morton
Buffalo
Thomas Kelly
Philadelphia
Jaiil
Kelly
Norton
Donations Acknowledged For October To St Patrick's Orphanage
Rev J D Whelan secretary of St Patrick's Orphanage records thanks for October donations from Rev M J Hoban PD D Mrs Ruigar Connell Mrs Sweeney Mrs Hinmie Mee Mo FL Wyimbs Mrs Holland Mrs Cable Miss Margaret fibbs William Donnellys Miss Liggie Cartney Miss Kate Fons Mika Olde Nealon Mrs C Sohtorders Mrs Hehl ler George FL McCaurthys Miss Nelle McCarthy Montrome congregation and 100 wishels potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Whelan
St Patrick's Orphanage
M. J. Hoban
PD. D
Ruigar Connell
Mra. Sweeney
Hinmie
Mee
Mo FL
Wyimbs
Mre
Holland
Mre Cable
Margaret Fibbs
William Donnellys
Liggie Cartney
Kate Fons
Mika Olde Nealon
Miner Hurt in Hampton Street Collapse
A miner at 1 Hampton Street was severely injured yesterday when a fall caused by a barricade collapse left him between the mill and debris. Dr. George F. H. Reynolds treated the injured man. another worker, Ivon Aznohariah, sustained cuts to arms and legs and was examined by Dr. George Teach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihow Colon
Hampton Street
Hampton
George FH. Reynolds
Ivon Aznohariah
Ming
George Teach
West Side Democratic Club Meeting Attracts Seventy
The West side Democratic club held a meeting last evening attended by about seventy two people. The campaign issues were discussed with A McGinley PD Keplogle J Reeds J Heart and Paul Aten noted among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Democratic Clit
Isenekel
Mo A. McQginley
Et Keplogle
Co J Reeds
Jotio Heart
Paul Aten
Local Church Services and Community Notices
Nevada J.2 Sweet serves at Simp son Methodist Chapel while Rev E G Heal preaches at Allis mission. Ripple Debating Society meets at Thos Eliot’s Rabwarids court home. Benefit concert for Richard Thetras and Liew Uerbert set for November 12. Attorney and Mr Ruel Capwell return from wedding tour and visit hosts Mr and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nev
Sweet
Simpson
Ruel
Capwell
Mra
Fashionable crepon and wool fabrics at special prices
A dealer advertises crepons in various weights and prices with deep discounts this week. Includes 46 inch English Jacquard suitings pure wool importations and 40 to 50 inch cheviots at reduced rates with emphasis on quality finishes and wide selection.
Local Meetings And Social News In Tripp Park Area
A.M. Dershimer of South Main avenue reports Republican voters in Tripp Park will meet this evening at 7 at Jones store. Last night’s supper and entertainment hosted by the Ladies Relief Corps drew strong support. Mush Hall hosts a fair and festival run by St. John’s Catholic church drawing nightly crowds. Patrick Moran’s funeral was held at Cathedral cemetery yesterday. George Matrehild and wife returned from extended travels in London Ireland and New York City. Dr and Mrs A. A. Lindabury return from a visit to Herrickentre. Rev John P Muffat of Woodburn Street Presbyterian will preach a special Home Missions sermon next Monday morning. Mina Emily Hoffecker of Weatherly PA visited her sister Mrs John F. Moffat and returned home. R J Hughes of North Bromley avenue remains at home due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Dershimer
South Main Avenue
Tripp Park
Oelook
Jones’ Store
Ladies’ Relief Corp
Mush Hall
St. Jon's Catholic Church
Patrick Moran
Cathedral
George Matrehild
London
Rneland
New York City
Farrell Long Wedding in Dunmore at Apple Street Home
Friends and relatives gathered at Ft Marva church on Chestnut Street for the wedding of Miss Nowe C Farrell to Ceone J Long of Scranton. The ceremony was performed by M. M. Dantay at Avaltar Hall and the couple left for New York City to begin their honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Farrell
Apple Atrent
Ft. Marva Church
Chestnut Street
Misa Nowe C. Farrell
Ceone J. Long
Scranton
Avaltar
Tey
M. M. Dantay
New York City
Dyke Og
Party at Green Ridge Street Hosted by Mrs Ann Mery Brewers
A Tuesday evening gathering at the home of Mrs Ann Mery Brewers on Green Ridge Street entertained a group of young people. Guests included Miss Grave Stevens, Miss Emma Ludwig, Ada Prewell, Genevieve Mieseecker, Annus Young, Mary Bullock, Bitnche Harper, Cesare Winter, Nellie Van Camp, May Winter, and Messrs Henry Ripos, Henry Harper, Charles Brown, Wrink Mathews, Hermit Ludwig, Charles Chamberlain, High Thomas, and Harry Stevens. Refreshments were served after diversions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Mery
Green Ridge Street
Graphophone entertainment delight at Egim eopal church
Sunday school room program drew an interested audience and will be repeated soon. Miss Kittie Motte of Butler Street is in Philadelphia with friends. Miss Annie Murphy regains acquaintances after a stay in Washington. Columbia football team from Johnson's breaker hopes to play Coxie at Rye field on Sunday at 2. Miss Agnes Loftine of Kinker Street is at home. Daughters of Kirin social in Manny's hall attracted many. Miss Mabel Evans of Pittston visits town and calls on old acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egimeopal Church
Kittie Motte
Butler Street
Philadelphia
Annie Murphy
Washington, D. C
Columbia
Johnson
Pico
Coxie
Rye Field
Agnes Loftine
Kinker Street
Kirin
Manney’s
Mabel Evana
Pittston
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Meets in Green Ridge
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Green Ridge will meet this afternoon at 1622 Sanderson Avenue. Mrs James Oates of Stroudsburg and Mrs Richard Robinson of Capouscavenen returned home yesterday. The Mousehold Science Association of the Green Ridge Woman's Club will meet Monday afternoon at the library building. Rev W G Shimpton of Abury, Te church will preach in the Providence Church this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Temperange Union
Green Ridge
Sanderson Avenue
Mies Jennette Paterson
la Plume
Green Thidge
James Oates
Stroudsburer
Mere
Richard Robinson
Capouscavenen
Mousehold Science
Aabury MM. Te. Church
Providence
M. F.ehuroh
Local Residents Attend Ball and Move Entries
Mr. Ray Jeffers of Court Street buys Bull's Mead milk department and operates a wagon. The Lone of Veteran drum corps plans a ball at Company H armory Providenin on Nov. Miss Margaret Frantz of Diamond Avenue Park Price travels to hi cons to live with her brother. Mrs. W. H. Ackherson and daughter of Weat Pittston visit relatives in Park Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Jeffers
Court Street
Bull's Mead Milk Dept
Company HO Armory
Providenin
Margaret Frantz
Diamond Avenue
Park Price
Hicons
W. H. Ackherson
Weat Pittston
Park Place
Extending the Elmhurst Reservoir Project
Work crews of the Formion Gas and Water company extend the Elmhurst reservoir raising the dam by three feet. A large land area along Reacing Brook and Oak Run streams is cleared as the reservoir expands considerably. The surface area will increase by about one fourth, according to estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmhurst
Formion Gas and Water Company
Oak Run
Tim
Grain-O touted as relief for coffee drinkers
Grain-O claims to ease coffee’s ill effects by toning the stomach improving digestion and strengthening the nerves. The ad touts Grain-O as nourishing with a price of 26 cents per package.
Funeral Notices and Local News From Scranton
The section reports the funeral of Mixa Mame Burns from Pittston Avenue with a St John’s Church requiem and Cathedral Cemetery burial. Florence Irene Warner dies at seven from Quiney Avenue. Julius Laver dies at four from North Bromley Avenue due to diphtheria. Ardhes Morgan, 16, North Filmore, dies of pneumonia. Nearby items note a Halloween party hosted by Mr and Mrs John McHugh and a new planing mill project. Michael Langan sustains injuries. a large turnout of friends attends Burns service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardhes
Reese PD. Morgan
Filmore Avenue
Youn Man
Mrs Kenny Charged With Burglary and Vandalism
Alderman Leates heard a case brought by Mrs Gaughen against Mrs Kenny of Pig street for forcible entry and destruction of property. Kenny allegedly disarmed a bed clothing and other items after a child death linked to diphtheria prompted a disinfection order. Canehan, staying with a friend while ill, could not comply, leading to the suit and a $40 bail for appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kenny
Pig Street
Alderman Leates
Gaughen
Gaughin
Unfortunate Injury At Bonth Mill Leaves Man In Hospital
Michael Lonenan of Pittston avenue was recently employed at the Bonth mill. He returned home after three weeks and on Wednesday suffered a fall during return duties, injuring his left knee and being taken to Moses Taylor hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Lonenan
Pittston Avenue
Holme
Moses Taylor Hospital
Halloween Party Attended by McHughs and Guests
Mr and Mrs John McHugh hosted a Halloween party on Stone avenue with games and refreshments at a seasonable hour. Attendees included Annie McHugh Nellie Moran Agnes Moran Kate Malloy Kate Durkin Diese Dowling B Moran John Moran Tubert Moran Jorge Turns John McNulty Jerome Walsh Pittston Charles Jones James Langan Micheel Crane and Thomas Shea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McHugh
Stone Avenue
Hallowe'en
Annie McHugh
Nellie
Agnes Moran
Kate Malloy
Kate Durkin
Diese Dowling
Ofnggie Messitt
B. Moran
John and Tubert Moran
Jorge Turns
John McNulty
Jerome Walsh
Pittston
Charles Jones
James Langan
Micheel Crane
Thomas Shea
Local Industry Expansion Plans and Community Notices
A planing mill is planned for Fler street by Messrs Mulherin and Judge. Democratic voters in the Twentieth ward rally tonight at Cor Hardin's hall. The Young People's society at the Church of Pear on Prospect met to conduct business. St Mary’s Church rehearses special Christmas music. Edward Grambo, injured at CHM works, is recovering and to be out soon. The funeral of Karl Fleming, three, of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fleming, is today from 8 South Washington with interment at Cathedimal cemetery. An infant of Frank Kopeskie from Prospect was buried yesterday at Minooka cemetery. October school savings for No. Theheal include Joyce 6.46, Gaughan 103, O'Maley 11.00, others 20.05.
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Messrs
Mulherin
Judge
Wil
Fler Street
Twenteth
Cor- Hardin’s Hall
Church of Pear
Prospect Avenue
Holy of St
Cathedimal
Frank Kopeskie
Minooka
No. Theheal
Mics
Desie Joyce
Misa Huxabeth Gaughan
Miss
O'Maley
Coal Sale at Cedar and Gibbons Corner
Peacoal sold to teams TS cents a tan at the corner of Cedar Avenue and Gibbons Street, details limited to the listed location and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Avenue
Gibbons Street
Obituary: Catherine Noll 81 widow of J Dr Noll
Catherine Noll of 81 Roach Street died yesterday at age 81. Born in Germany she and her husband J Dr Noll came to the city thirty years ago and raised five sons. Funeral set for Saturday at St Mary German Catholic Church with interment at St Marys cemetery. Also noted are lines on Gustavus Latter and William Teene with brief funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Noll
Roach Street
Nellie
Bt. Mary's Cierman Catholic Church
Bt. Mares Cemetery
Small rise in September school enrollment figures
The September enrollment shows a small increase of TA8 over September 1898, with a net rise of 2 072 compared with June the closing month. Diphtheria fears and labor demand keep many boys out of school, but attendance remains satisfactory to the superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Potts
Howell
Carlisle Indians Football Team Dining in Hanleys
The Carlisle Indians football team arrives in the city at 40 today via the Lackawanna Bloom Division and departs at 105 on the Lackawanna express for Utlea. They will dine at Hanleys with a meal including broiled steak chops omelet toast baked beans tea and grapes. The party totals twenty five with substitutes, a pod of three farriers.
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Callale Indians
Lackawanna
Lackawanna Express
Utlea
Hanley ’S
Quakers
Miet
Big Mour
McDonnell Arrested for Stolen Brass at Iron Works
Alexander A. McDonnell was arrested yesterday morning by Patrolmen Hart and Davis at Penn Avenue and Vine Street with a satchel containing brass valves and related items stolen from Jamies Flynn's Green Ridge Iron Works. The 49 year old Susquehanna County native admitted the theft, appeared before Mayor Moir, and was committed to jail in default of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander A. McDonnell
Hart
David Davis
Penn Avenue
Vine Street
Jamies Flynn
Green Ridge Iron Woprks
McDonnell
Susquehanna County
Moir
Foreman’s Leg Broken at Sterrick Creek Mines
William Reta, foreman at Simpson & Watkins Sterrick Creek mines near Jessup, was brought to Lackawanna hospital after a car accident caused a leg fracture. He was attended by a physician at the mine and hospitalized in the afternoon. he and his wife have four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reta
Simpson & Watkins
Sterrick Creek
Jessup
Lackawanna Hospital
Retva
Pateh
Tle
Williams-Thomas Nuptials Held At Sumner Avenue
Wm J Williams of 1420 Washburn Street and Miss Verna V Thomas of Adams Avenue were married at the Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church parsonage. The bride wore a wine colored gown and was attended by Miss Scott of Locust Street. An informal reception followed at the groom’s Washburn Street home. The couple then dined at 5 Platt Place and now reside at 1217 Linden Street. Williams, once with The Tribune circulation department, is now a bookkeeper for the Colliery Engineer company. the bride previously worked at Leader and Cooper Thwaite & Herberger’s drapery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. J. Willamas
Washburn Street
Mian Verna V. Thomas
Adams Avenue
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian
L. J. Foster
Scott
Locust Street
Mere
Williams
Alao
Leader
Owperthwaite & Herghauser
Mexican Secretary of Foreign Affairs Entertained by New York Chamber
Senor Tenacio M. Marizcal, secretary of foreign affairs and vice-president of Mexico, was hosted at a Nassau Street reception by the New York Chamber of Commerce. Charles S. Smith and President Morrix K. Jessup introduced and welcomed him, with remarks hoping for continued U S Mexico ties and warm greetings to President Diag. Marizcal praised U S relations and the chamber, noting friendly demonstrations and express gratitude for the honor and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Senor Tenacio M. Marizcal
Republic of Mexico
Chamber of Commerce
Nassau Street
Senor Marizcal
Charles 5. Smith
Morrix K. Jessup
Senor Marigcal
Chamber
Mexico
United States
Senor Mariseal
Diag
Greenberger Injured In Street Collision
A buggy owned by J. D. Ackerman, a whalesale grocer, collided with a wagon at the corner of Washington and Lackawannut avenues yesterday afternoon. Mr. Greenberger, an Ackerman salesman, was driving with a small boy. the boy escaped uninjured while Greenberger suffered facial wounds and was thrown to the pavement. The horse dashed into a telegraph pole, damaging the buggy beyond repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Ackerman
Whalesale
Lackawanna Venue
Greenberger
Ackerman
Lackawine Avenue
Washington and
Leackawannut Avenues
Washington Avenue
Dhernberger Hall
Sanderson
Doctor Allen Resigns Endorses New Medical Staff
A hospital announces the resignation of Dr. W. B. Allen and outlines a new resident and senior physician pair. A recent staff meeting with Messrs Taylor Loomis Kane Wehran and others set Reed Burns to replace Dr. Allen as chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiiae
Witew
Atabd
Pethenie
Oliee
N.Y
Kenneday
Mawes Taylor
W. OH
Treedale
EL Oo
Traders Come to New York Arraigned in Fraud Case
Central officials arraign Edward Baruch of South Orange and others in a complex trading fraud case. The American Importing and Trading Company prosecuted a scheme involving shipments from Newark to residents, with police tracing a consignment of goods denied payment and connected to a Johannesburg firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central Offici Ilederiives
Pollow Court
Edward Baruch
South Orange
DP Brondes
Henry Mauss
Henrys PL
Crosher
Theprikonens
Perfanne
American Lesporting and Trading Company
Joh
Newark
N. J
Thi City
Investigation Leads to Arrests in Local Company Case
Police began a probe into the business methods of the company and placed all known associates under arrest. Those connected with the concern are held in $1,500 bail for examination today.
Chicago Editors and Labor Leaders Indicted for Libel
George W. Hinman and Martin B. Madden along with five union leaders were indicted for criminal libel and conspiracy over a Daily Inter Ocean article accusing H Kohlenst of embezzlement and false statements. Madden is a business agent for the Junior Steam Fitters union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George W. Hinman
The
Inter- Ocean
Martin B. Madden
John J. Ryan
Joe Sullivan
Richard Crooke
George P. Gubbing
Grand Jury Today
H. H. Kohlenst
Amultliaker
Times-Herald and Evening Post
Kohlsnat
Building Trades’ Council
J. A. Evans
Me Hinmoun Afartin
Th. Madden
Indienmount
Steam Fitters’ Union
Indian Revolt in Mexico Forces Mexican Troop Movements
A Record dispatch from Oaxaca reports General Lorenzo Garcia has retired as commander of government troops opposing Maya rebels in Yucatan and heads to Mexico City at President Diaz's summons. General Canton, governor of Yucatan, will lead the troops, as a gunboat advances up the Honduras and Bilite rivers toward the Indian country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Oaxacala
Mexico
Lorenzo Garcis Hoas
Yucatan
Pres. Dent Ding
Canton
Tropa
New Jiricaons
Hondo
Two Die in French Collision as Two Deputies Hurt
In Thouars a traffic crash during rain near Parthenay killed two men and injured twenty one others. Among the injured is Maneo Dor nand o a deputy, who suffered severe injuries including the loss of a leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urls
Thouars
Parthenay
Pere Bone
Maneo Dornando
Chamber of Deputies
Also Mentioned on This Page
West
John Williams
Mears’ Hall
Mary James
Mears Hall
John Wilson
Party First
Addrosy
Mim
Mallert
Kittie Browning
NEW Building Association
Uwanta
George W. Jenkins
S Main Avenue
Democratic Club Met
Crepon
Globe Warehouse
Dunmore Doings
Rose C. Farrell
Geo. J. Long
Misas Stevens
Athered
South
Mils Mame Burns
Mixa Mame Burns
St. John's Church
Parsons
North Scranton
Florence Irene Warner
William &. Warter
Tis Quinew Avenue
Yeater
Soreet J Cemetery
Julius
Robert J. Laver
North Bromley Avenue
Langan
Meadow Brook
Luther
Gustavus
Woo Lauer
Paul
Gini Uy Petober
Hinney
Recukerys
Paraivela
Pritas
Privat
Pares Hill
William W. Teene
Cdrtone
Paresone
Deleware and Hudson Company
Bia
Desareese Genears Saat
Teta Puen Reyes
Eese Reese
Mallow
Poul
Miles Eeeewer Srete
Sal
Aiepesecet Paezeperve
Roem Casey
Gina Ake Aaiecons
Hark
Lackawanna Avenue
Carlisle
Hanley’s
Betza
Williams-Thomas
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church
Mariscal
Spruce Street
DR. Allen
Moses Taylor
American Importing and Trading Company
Lyceum Theatre Burgunder & Reis
H.R. Long
Smyth & Rice
Willie Collier
Mr. Smooth
Academy OF Music
Toma & Reis
Leseces
Ong
Chester de Vonde Co
Daniel R. Ryan
Galety
Matinees
Biz
Jeffries-Gharkey
Sam T. Jack
St. John’s
Catholic Church
Inter-Ocean
Kohlaaat
Gen. Garcia
Thouras
France
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