Leyshon Golden Anniversary Fete At Navting Yaad Home
Mr and Mrs James Leyshon of 116 North Redoorn arena Navting yaad celebrated ten years of marriage with a party at their home. Guests enjoyed music including trap hopline selections and a cherry chiffoniere was presented by Thoras De Grouchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Leyshon
North Redeorn Arenas
Yaad
Levehon
Sev
Thoras de Grouchy
Leyston
John J. Edward
Daniel Clement
Fred Shorts Maditin
John
Ark
Tiny
Thom de Grochy
Airs
John Tf. Iares
W. A. Phillips
David Tenes
Ani Mme
William V. Grimtitie
Mire
David My Thomas
Wilfin G. Pais
Mra
J. SN. Maciis
Paie
W. Jones
Ani Mee
Arthur Leyshon
Hi Powell
Davie
Lyates
Eynon
W. Prins
Dennie Eynen
Annie Chements
Ulzze Liew
Com Jen Reese
Byron Davin
Progressive Fucitie Party Honors Mr and Mrs Brackett Guests
Residents of North Main avenue, Woes, hosted a social evening for Mr and Mrs Trackett of New York City. Guests included many local couples and doctors, with Miss Ella Wilame assisting as hostess and refreshments served at a seasonable moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Ones Bhryer
al North Main Avenue
Trackett
New York City
Tolslow
Ella Wilame
Arrests for thefts and non support in Luzerne area
Michael Maloney of Sheentieth Street was arrested on a Luzerne Street theft warrant issued by Alderman Johns at the request of George Firestine. Maloney faces a hearing today after allegedly removing beer, cigars and breaking a window. Anthony Cominsky of South Washington Avenue faced a false pretense charge and was committed to the county jail in default of bond. Charles McGuire of Les Liner Firfeet was arrested on a warrant for non support, accused of fourteen years of abuse and failure to provide for his wife and four children, and was jailed in default of bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luzerne Street
Keyeet Valley
Michael Maloney
Sheteenth Street
Alerman Johns
George Firestine
Lagertie Street
John Walsh
Maloney
Anthony Cominsky
South Wahington Avenue
Alderman Kelly
Henry Schimberg
Tenatz Orawa
South Washington Avenue
Cominsky
Gouwre
Charles McGuire
Les Liner Firfeet
Moses
McGuire
Mire McGuire
Bets Pay Off In Odd Election Tale Of Rides
After the vote, Thomas Thomas collected two bets in a curious fashion. Harry Smith and Henry Wedeman gave him a wheelbarrow ride from Lafayette Street to Washturn and back, four blocks each, under conditions of a working evening and no diversions. Henry doubted Warnes would win, and Thomas took his second ride on the time route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Thomas
Hein
Harry Smith
Communion
Thomas
Laffayette Street
Henry
Wedemaan
Warnes
Thomas Hie
Fifth anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Samuel Hirris
A large gathering at Morris court home of Mr and Mrs Samuel Hirris marked their fifth wedding anniversary. Friends enjoyed music by Will James on accordion and John Dennebaum on violin, received gifts, and departed after refreshments, wishing many more anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hirris
Morris Court
Will James
John Dennebaum
Pleasant Home Event Hosted by Belle Blewitt
Miss Belle Blewitt of Ninth Street entertained many friends at her home on Wednesday evening with vocal and instrumental selections dancing and kindred diversions in a lively social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Blewitt
Ninth Street
Weather delays push dry goods into heavy stockover
A dry goods merchant warns of poor winter weather reducing demand and floods stock after optimistic buying. Prices are slashed across blanket and cloth lines to move inventory including 10-4 and 11-4 blankets and pure wool options, with heavy reductions noted.
Local residents return from visits and moves noted
Mantels returns to Dickinson Law School after a visit with friends Walter Jones goes back to Bloomsburg Normal School after a home visit Rev Thomas De Gruchy moves to 10 Jackson Street from M1 Rock Street Mr and Mrs Kramer host guests Mr and Mrs J Saunders from Virginia Frank G Van Gorder, Carbondale, visits West Scranton friends T M Miller returns from Philadelphia Michael Burke and Miss Maria Burke are hosted by La wore Street residents Mrs Henry Wagon entertains her sister Mrs Campbell from Honesdale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CE. Mantels
Division Street
Dickinson Law School
Walter Jones
North Hyde Park Avenue
Bloomsburg Normal School
Thomas de Gruchy
Jacobeon Street Baptist Church
Rock Street
Jackson Street
Kramer
North Hyde Park
J. Saunders
Virginia
Frank G. van Gorder
Carbondale
West Scranton
T. M. Miller
Waehhuarn Street
Philadelphia
Michael Burke
Lawore Street
Maria Burke
New York City
Henry Wagon
Tenth Street
Campbell
Honesdale
Local notices report medical success and society plans
William Dawkins underwent a very successful operation on Wednesday performed by Dr Longerrest. John Burke senior and junior, residents at Garfield avenues and Price street, are not the same Burke arrested for disorderly conduct. The St Brendon s Literary and Debating Society postponed its regular session to Thursday November 11. St Marks Evangelical Lutheran church building committee met to map a plan for a new edifice, with sub committees chosen and time reports due. The funeral of William Lever of 1122 Lafayette street is today at Simpson Methodist, interment Forest Hill, viewing 9 to 1 at the residence. A West Scranton social group the Bie Pour plans its first annual masquerade ball at St Davids Hall. Thomas Durden of Swetland street attempted household furniture destruction Wednesday, aided by an Alderman Kel low warrant, and faces legal action. Early this morning Ball was attained. Durden reemerged as opposition to law develops at West Side police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dawkins
North Bromley Avenue
Longerrest
John Burke, Sr
John Burke
Garfield Avenues
Price Street
St. Brendon's Literary and Debating Society
St. Mark's Ivengelion
William Lever
Lafayette Street
Simpson Methodiset
Forest Hill
West Scranton
Bie Pour
St. David's Hall
Thomas Durden
Swetland Street
West Side Business Directory Items and Offers
A fragmented West Side directory lists carpet weaver services offering various rug types on short notice by Jacob Baltes and others. Also noted are clairvoyant services, second hand furniture stock at J C King, and general cash for goods with contact at North Main and Lackawanna avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Smits
Jacob Baltes
Luzerne Street
South Scranton News Highlights A Run of Local Mishaps
Details from South Scranton report a one year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Dippre kicked by a horse while playing near Undertaker street stalls suffering severe facial injuries including twenty stitches and four teeth lost. Driver Henn injured after a runaway team on Fit ton avenue. Other incidents include a mill injury and a community event with prizes won by residents. Funeral of a young daughter noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mharilo
Charles Dippre
Alder Street
Charlie
Hore
Relta
Henn
Neptune Engine Company
Fitieton Avenue
Frank Croch
Cedar Avenue
South
Ith
Rorster-cloot William Koch
Parliament of Religion
Joep Mackerel
Father Stopper
Wile Macehknes Lero
Ole
John Heb
Willim Guth
Adam Wassner
Mise Lucy Shyder
Mira Julia Miller
Mire
Bernard Tront
Number SH
Germatt Cothote
Bt Mary's Hall
James (J. Brady
Clonet Street
South Bleel Mill
John J. Jones
Pittston Avenues
Henry Norte
Willow Street
Peter Marker
Spring Brook
John McAndrew
Donovan
St. Leo's
St. John's Hall
Bryan Byron
Irving Avenue
Hyde Park Catholic
Patrick Boyle
Hagieton
Weaving a Perfect Waist Interlining for Home Sewers
A new cut and molded interlining for front sections of waists and bodices promises low fit effect and satin sheen for maker and wearer. Sold by leading dry goods stores and popular with home sewers and dressmakers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresemaker
Local Scranton News Briefs and Incidents
Jenkin Williams was arrested by Constable Seth Smith after an argument over an election result led to Williams striking the prosecutor Alderman Fuller held Williams for court. Local social notices include Mrs. Kar es Wilcox visiting relatives in Glenburn and Mrs. Benjamin Carey visiting Parker Street. The Christian Endeavor choir held a successful rehearsal at Puritan Congregational Church. Patrolman Thomas Watkins and wife welcome a son. The St Leo and North Bad teams played an exciting basketball game at the armory. Frank Henton suffered injuries from a roof fall and is confined with bruises and a dislocated hip. A two year old was struck by a stone in Spring Street, causing a deep cut and near-bleeding until a physician arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkin Williams
Constane Seth Smith
Frederick Morgans
Morgans
Williams
Aldermin Fuller
Mra
Kares Wilcos
Penmimand Street
Glenburn
Benjamin Carey
Tankhanneck
Mre
Wilcox
Parker Street
Christian Eyldeaiver
Thomas Watkins
Wayne Avenue
Thomas Corwardine
St. Leo
Farewell Party Honors Local Comedian William Hart
Green Ridge residents attended a farewell at Miss Charlotte Goldsmiths home on Wyoming avenue for comedian William Hart who appeared in a local theater last week. The event featured music dancing and card games into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Goldsmith
Wyoming Avenue
William Hart
Henry Jones
Milks
Esther von Trotha
Denver
Colorado
M. BB Peek
Caponse Avenue
Um Girl Baby
Whittler
May Benedict
Mary Bugdon
Rollin Carr
Louw Dimoetilek
Stuart Ferris
Charles Geary
Griise Burns
Maurice Shennan
Lil Lan Perry
Dunmore News Briefs Include Conclave Anniversary
Dunmore observes the fourth anniversary of the Improve Order of Heptasophs with an entertainment win and banquet in Muntey’s hall. Warrants issued for Patrick Kane and son on election day disturbances. Borough actions cover exoneration requests, street repairs, tax exoneration inquiry, and October expenditures. A runaway team alarmed residents as Wade the Dunmore Electric Light Co. extinguished danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunmore
Muntey's
Patrick Kane
McAlliater
Welsh
Metway
Jackson
Hinkely Street
Scranton Traction Company
Medway
Witarney
Cornel
Clinton Stevens
John Wilcox
Mattie
D. J. Barton
A. D. Hollander
Weat Thinker Street
Carmairs
Union Cheach
Apple Street
Drinker Street
FM. ER. Wade
Dunmore Electric Light Company
Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder Praised by Trail Creek Reader
Exposure induced catarrh cleared by Dr Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder. Fred Lawrie of Trail Creek British Columbia says two bottles cured him completely and he highly recommends the remedy. Sold by Matthews & Pros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnew
Fred Lawrie
Trail Creek
B. C
Matthews Pros
Obituary notices from Dallas and Scranton area deaths
Obituary items report Judge Halford of Dallas dying from stomach cancer at 61 or 62, with burial at five cemetery near his nephew William Bulford. Also noting Thomas of North Scranton dying at home, Welsh-born and long Scranton resident, with services pending. An infant of Mr and Mrs George Edwards of Backu-lert Belle Vue died, services at residence and Taylor Cemetery burial. Mrs John Bolle of Robert Avenue died after brief illness at 75, funeral this afternoon with burial in Dunmore Catholic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan J. Bulford
Judge Halford
Dallas
Deven
Dajlwe
Dollie
Wiliam Bulford
Pil Min George Hdwards
Backalfert
Bellevue
Pitental Real Denes
Taylor Cemetery
John Bolle
Robert Avenue
Dunmore
Chicago Combination Clothing Sale At 211 Washington Ave
Over 5 000 pairs of all wool knee pants are offered at 12 cents each in a Chicago sale at 211 Washington Avenue. The ad touts massive discounts on coats suits and children's wear with evening hours and fare paid for out of town buyers via vouched proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington Avenue
Union Cassimere
Chicago Combination Clothing Company
Resolutions of Evening Star lodge mourn death of John McLean
The Evening Star lodge in Jermyn passes resolutions honoring John McLean who died suddenly on October 18. The committee pledges sympathy to his widow and children, orders mourning draped for 30 days, and requests publication in local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star Lodge
American Protestant Association
Jermyn
Pathia
John McLean
Jormen Press
Scranton Tribune
John Adams
Henry Langman
Samuel Langman
Scranton College Scrub Meets Hyde Park Alumni on Washburn Grounds
Local football notes indicate Scranton Business College scrub squad will face Hyde Park’s Alumni Athletics Inculation Saturday at 1 on Washburn street grounds. Teams include Moser, Magovern, Williams, Schroeder, Harrington, Trepp, and Manley. crowd expects a strong, closely contested game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Business College
Tech
Hyde Park
Washburn Street
Moser
Behrocler
Cusick Magovern
Williama DD. Davig
Cece
Ecee
Autor Bmgs
Magicran George
Thompson
Noburts Williams
Wari
Beohimott
Comet
Jra
Ryufield
Holmes
Keystone Academy
Seranton
Athletic Park
Be Cock
Mactoryville
Scranton
Mystic Cure Promises Relief From Rheumatism
An advertisement touts a cure titled Mystic Cure for rheumatism and neuralgia claiming action within 1 to 3 days. It asserts immediate disappearance of the disease after a first dose and notes a price of 76 cents. Sold by Carl Loren, druggist, 415 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Loren
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
For Infants and Children Ludden Is Oo Wiry
The fragment notes a descriptor about Ludden linked to infants and children, suggesting a column or item caption. It presents no clear event, age group, or action beyond the odd phrasing that tags Ludden with a wiry appearance in a context touching infants and children.
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West Side
City
Progressivid Fucitie Party
Globe Warehouse
Exampl
Astrikan
Muinor News Notes
West Side Sisiness Directorys
North Scranton
Green Ridge
North
Malin Avenue
Wales
Brat
Castoria
Gail Borden Eagle
Washington Chemical Company
Washington, DC. C
Matthews Rox
Io Lacka
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New York
J. M. Horn Baker
Hours & Tor
Cor, Lackawanna and Wyoming Aves
Newark
Wyoming Avennue
Dr. Peat
Dr. J
Beataugeners
Aerthacas
John H. Phelps
Spruce Street
Professional Directory
Physicians and Surgeons
Kay
Penn Ave
Tod
C. L. Fray
Scranton Savings Bank Bildy
Mary A. Shepherd
Adams Avenue
A. Trapold
Woron
Wyomin Avenue
W. B. Allen
L. M. Gates
Fis Board of ‘Trade
Bioga
Kresidence
Mindivon Avenue
C. L._ FHEAS
8. W. Vamoreaux
Plce SH Adama
Tod P. m
W. G. Rook
Ospital
Linden Street
James H. Torrey
Ant
Commonwealth Building
Frank FE. Boyle
Furr
Edward W. Thayer
Mand
Warren & Knapp
Republican King
Jessup & Jmssup
Law
Patterson & Wilcox,radhhgs National Bank Building
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
Attorne
Roome
Frank T. Orplis
Coal Exchange
James W. Oakford
Board of Trade
L. A. Watres
Lackawanna Ave
Boranton, Pa
C. R. Pitchpr
Compgys
D. B. Replogum
Meare Building
Spruce Atreert
B. FL Killam
Beranton
Jas J. B. Hamilton
Commonwealth Bldg
Soranon
Watson, Dichl, Hall & Kymmerfir
National Bank
Barking & Mgwhyndy
Interstate Secret Service Agency
Prercival J. Morris
Doand of Trade Building
Edward H. Davis
BE. J. Walter
Prederick TL
Rirown
Price Hullsine
T.T. Lacey & Son, Archithots, Traders’ National Bank
Lyman
DR. F. Street
L. Mgraw
H. F. Reynolds
C. Laubach
Wyoming Ave
Snover
Lacka. Wanna
M. FE. Davis
Adama Avenue
Jos
Kuettel
Wanna Avenue
Bearanton
School OF the Lackawanns
Berunton
Thomas M. Cann
Walter HL. Vigell
A. M
Leeds
G. R. Clark &O
Axreda House
Alain Avenues
Otels
el Ke
Franklin Avenue
Haten Reasona Pr
Zurgler, Re Rator
Bcranton House
Nhar D
Bauer
Rf Bauer
Hull
Megargee Brothers
Qupolien
Frank P. Frown
Thomas Aubrey
Williame’ Huilding
Apposite
Rex
Prinotin
the Tribune Puslishing CO
Warshiowton Avenue
Felix LE Brun
I Genuine
Wm. G. Clark
Scranton, Pa
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