Personal Society Notes From Wilkes-Barre Area
Mrs J A Scranton hosts a tea this afternoon. Mr and Mrs Robert Merrittell visit Philadelphia. Major G D Fellows of the Thirtegatt regiment at Camp Meade is in the city. Miss Clara and Miss Lillie Lauer return from four months abroad. Lackawanna hospital staff return from New York. Mrs Frank McArthur and Miss Nettle Jewels seen in local society.
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Leurs Choase
Wilkes Harve
Robert Merritiell
Serth Main Avenue
Philadelphia
G. D. Fellows
Thirtegatt Regiment
Camp Meade
Bisbon Harker
Tacoma
Wastington
William T. Tevier
Hla Webbler Avente
George Yost
Jonex Bros
Lackawansie “Avente Tea
Hemlit
Clara
Lillie Lauer
Jermyn
Lackawanna Hospital
New York
Frank McArthur
South Wiellington
J. Lew
Richmond Park
Mise Nettle Jewls
Creen Ridge
Repairing the Streets Ordinance Signed by Mayor Bailey
Mayor Bailey signed an ordinance to repair the city’s paved streets. Bids will be sought and preliminaries for the contract award are expected to be rushed through as rapidly as possible.
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Bailey
Fashion notes from a Paris showroom exhibit
A fragment describes a display where all items showcase the latest tew eut fashions and use fine materials. Names Richards, Wirth and Lewis appear with an address, Lackiciow Avene, cited among the exhibitors.
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Richards
Wirth
Lewis
Avene
Kemp's Photo Stork house Week Specials
In the city at 1% Wyoming avenue the week only sale offers 40 cent print rollers for WW cents. After November 1 all Wiest markets will close Sundays and trade urges buyers to stock meats on Saturday.
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Kemp
Wiest
Wil
Burwes Mrs Joseph Burne of Scranton Funeral Notice
Mrs Joseph Burne of Scranton died at her home on Tone Avenue. Funeral Saturday at Pavoloeh. service at Mt Peters Cathedral followed by interment in Cathedral cemetery.
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Scranton
Joseph Burne
Istone Avenue
Monster Meeting in Carbondale Aids McKinley Ticket
The Carbondale gathering featured Hon. John F. Reynolds Hon. William Connell Major Everett Warren and Rev Dr Reed Latter with a thunderous reception for Dr Reed. Speakers urged support for the Republican ticket stressing protectionism sound money and McKinley while praising local leaders including Connell and Wanamaker and denouncing reform rhetoric.
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John F. Reynolds
William Connell
Everett Warren
Dr. Reed
Carbondale
de. Reed
Dickinnon College
Hla Serainten Hedhere
John F. Reynelde
Reynolds
H. V. Wheeler
TR A. Jindwin
Tiffany
Jadwin
HG. Baker
Dennis
William McKinley
Willam MckKinley
Connell
United
Polluick
Wild West
Republican Party
St. Louis
Coursen's Gem Flour and Varieties Advertised
Flour advertisement touts Coursen's Gem Flour promising bread quality with 50 bag sacks and mixed products. Includes 50 lb sacks of wheat flour, Graham flour, and white corn flour items from the Family Flour line with prices noted.
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Coursen
Graham
Sanaahoa
Talk of dissolution discussed by Soldiers' Relief association
Captain W A May City Treasurer and Secretary Dr Atherton met in board of trade rooms to consider dissolving the Soldiers Relief association. Funds are depleted and relief payments blocked. no action taken awaiting wider member turnout. Adjourned to one week with efforts to boost attendance.
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W. A. May
Boland
John R. Farr
Atherton
Soldiers’ Relief Association
Board of Trade Rooms
Supper at Second Church by Large Ladies Committee
A large committee of ladies under Mrs C W Kirkpatrick served an elegant supper last night at Second Presbyterian church. The event drew many patrons and featured social atmosphere and entertainment, with numerous committee members assisting.
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C. W. Kirkpatrick
Second Presbyterian Church
Thia
Mre. Kirkmatrick
T. J. Poster
Will W. Evans
Mra
William Matthews
Mire
George Birdeall
N. Wilard
G. F. Barnard
Stre
A. H. Shopland
H. Chandler
HH. Gearhart
Sharpe
C. Bb, Partridge
Decker
Mormoan Osthaus
Payne
F. 1. Brewster
W. H. Holgate
Wh. Coursen
Munyon
Kann
Harry Parker
J. Fitch
W. P. Connell
J. Alexander
H. M. Boles
M. Btrutton
HM. Praii
J. M. Tewksbury
John Simpuon
George Phillips
Bone
Wiemer
Stillwell
Jimmy Judges testimonial at Music Hall well attended
The event at the Music Hall lasted eight hours with a sparse crowd but reports say several contributions increased the treasury enough to cover all expenses for Judge.
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Jimmy Judge
Music Hall
Madam Mistakes Sign as Passenger in Train Car
A line from the Cincinnati Tribune describes a bemused conductor and a bemused Madame who misreads a sign aboard a train car. The exchange shows a social misunderstanding as passengers murmur and the conductor struggles to respond.
Burden of Existence Cited in Quotation
A quotation ponders the central burden of a man’s life, framing the daily struggle as getting his own body to rise each morning. The line implies self-motivation as the core challenge in existence.
Contempt Rule on Mr Gibbons in Election Contest
John Gibbons again refused to answer questions not bearing on the contested election, while his attorneys objected. The examiners directed questions to be answered on the record, with contempt possible if he persists, and a ruling set for Monday morning before three judges.
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Jenke
Penneylvania Dororreta Ckocept
Republican Party
Republcan
Eas
McKinley
William Connell
Lnckawitin Eonty
John Wanimaker
Willham Connell
John Wanamaker
John Woananeker
Willian Connell
Jackawanns
Mr. Gibbons
John Cone
Supreme Court
Gibbons
J. H. Burns
Holgate
Burns
Eixaminer Lewik
Lewis
Baaminer Lewis
Jamminer Duggan
Peru
Dumrans
Dir Gibbons
Fhwilly
Me Holgate
Kelly
Neo
Gittene
Gibbons Sixso
Connell
Electone
Halgate
Putnse
Republican County
Ala
Ihebons
Byrne
Archhbald
Mr. Holgate
Local entertaining honors visiting Miss Surliffe and others
Mr and Mrs George Hitchcock hosted guests at their Sid Hitchcock court home in Sid Hitchcock court honoring Misses Iveh and Eliabeth Surliffe of Honesdale The gathering included Myrtle Mariett Agnes Costigan Gertrude Newell Mande Sleight Maude Wilmarth Alma Faatz and several local men with military ties The evening featured diversions and seasonable refreshments.
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George Hitchcock
Sid Hitchcock Court
Iveh and
Eliabeth Surliffe
Honesdale
Hitchcock
Surlite
Myrtle Mariett
Agnes Costigan
Gertrude Newell
Mande Sleight
Maude Wilmarth
Alma Faatz
Fred P. Weyandt
Nursery Insight in Broken Dialect Child Reassures Parents
A playful quoted exchange from the Chicago Meoor presents a child’s endearing explanation for wagon batings and wings, suggesting a phonetic rendering of a rural or regional speech. The fragment hints at humor and regional color in a gossip-like column.
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Johnny
Chicago
Svordie Do you thin the koree wall survive the bicycle
The fragment presents a terse, non-cohesive exchange about a wall and a bicycle. No clear event, person, or organization is identified, rendering a concise factual summary difficult. The text provides no verifiable details suitable for a standard newspaper card.
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Svordie
4 Good Set of Teeth for Our Best Sets of Teeth
An item lists four good sets of teeth priced at 83.00 with a note 00. The text appears as a catalog line with no additional context about purchaser or seller.
Bennetts' Daughter Laid To Rest In Dunmore Cemetery
Funeral services for Mer Phine Hennett were held at her parents home on Adams Avenue with Rev. Dr. Gifth and Rev. Richard Mierns officiating. The procession featured pallbearers Gooner Tong Alt Clark Joseph Bishop Mary Pond John Paddock and tower-bearers Mesra Jamelia Shoplind. The casket rested amid abundant floral designs before burial in the family plot at Dunmore cemetery.
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Mer Phine Hennett
Mgr
Alexander
Adama Avenue
Dr. Gifth
Bim Park Church
Richard Mierns
Wman
Benrere
Gooner Tong
Alt Clark
Joseph Bishop
Marry Pond
John Paddock
Mesra
Jamelia
Shoplind
Dunmore Cemetery
Because She Loved Him So Enjoyed By Wilkes-Barre Crowd
The C letter's new comedy drew an eager Wilkes-Barre audience last night and was praised as more entertaining and dramatic than On and Of seen recently. It will play at the Lyceum tonight tomorrow night and tomorrow afternoon by Frohman’s company.
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Lette
Wilkes-Barre
Lyceum
Suit Filed for 10000 Damages by Remington Resident
Attorneys Quinnat and Donchow with E C Newcomb file a $10,000 damages suit for Mrs Michael McGuinness of Remington Avenue. She was among the passengers on the Bellevue car that derailed on Seventh Street three weeks ago and claims personal injuries from the accident.
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Quinnat & Donchow
E. C. Newcomb
Michael McGuinness
Remington Avenue
Pra Hengers
Bellevue
Seventh Street
Pain Balm advertised as superior plaster remedy
An old advertisement touts C camberlain's Pain Balm bound to affected parts as superior to plasters. It claims prompt relief for heat or side pains and lameness and offers rheumatism cure. Sold by Matthew Brothers wholesale and retail druggists.
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Matthew Brothers
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Griffin Art Studio
Amatuer
A. A. Lindabury
Atolon m
Williamw Bolidi Og
Opp Postoffice
South Maln Avenue
Columbian Detective Agency
Met Bank
Scranton, PA
Matiere
Kulliling
Washington Ave
Wyoming
Chas McMullen
Telephone
Ackawanna “the
Mailindry
Penn Avenue
A, &. Warman
Huis Nun Pres
Linden Efonts
Mac
Lackewanna Avenue
Mra. J. A. Scranton
Monster
Pennsylvania
Union
Oveason
Conkreesamin Connell
Werd
Reublican Party
United States
Mkinley
Him
Oregon
William Meliniey
Keystone
Trum Lackawanna County
Penney
Lackawanna County
Warren
Stone
Jenks
Wikes- Barre
McKinney
Poppcrats
Demmoormicy
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Pr. Reed
Reed
Coursen’s
E. G
Welles-Ssses
Portail
Treasury
Ladies of Congregation
Jim Judge
Obiection Sustvinad
John
Billus
Hillve
Fa Pateen
Maria
Bilus
Tim Game
Chicago Tribune
Nursery Insight
Bennett
Hand & Payne
Raynolds
NEC
Bell & Skinner
Snow
Weston Mill CO
Scranton, Carbondale, Olyphant
Moose
Rushdale
Laflin & Rand Powder CO
Spruce Street
Ana
Maloney Oil Ant Manufacturing CO
Meridian Street
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