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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1894
Page
4
The Old Store at 322 Lackawanna Ave advertises a sale of wrecked stock including books stationery fancy articles and wallpapers damaged by water and smoke. All items sold at low prices to move goods quickly and clear the building for repairs.
Fresh oysters received daily at Palmer's market. Mr and Mrs W E Johnson visiting at Hawley. Miss Jennie Russell recovering from illness while Owen Flynn is ill on Chestnut Street. Regular Sunday services at the Baptist church and Dunmore Presbyterian events. A Delaware, Lackawanna and Western car ran away at Nay Aug injuring brakeman Murray. Other items include shoe auctions, Loyal Legion meeting, and local visits across Hawley Moscow and Carbondale.
Wyoming conference Epworth League session in Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church drew about 40 delegates. Rev C A Benjamin spoke on Christian service as Rev J A Faulkner and Miss Mary Nedwin led essays on missions and Wesleyan ideals. Evening session featured Rev J G Oakley D D of New York and a social with resolutions thanking Toronto speaker J Edward Starr. The event closed with praise and an oratorio upcoming.
C H Pond has moved into his new Sunset avenue residence. Lola Social club plans a social at O'Donnell hall on Thanksgiving night. Mrs EL C Dimmick of Sanderson avenue returns from Wilmington Delaware. Thomas John to lecture at Welsh Baptist church next Monday for church poor fund. Miss Mary McNish of Duryea visiting cousin Miss Mary Lanyon of Rock street returns home. The oratorio The Holy City by the Presbyterian choir will be given in a few weeks. Rev W G Watkins preaches to women tomorrow morning and men tonight at North Main Avenue Baptist. An entertainment for Green Ridge library benefits at Edward C Dimmick’s on Sanderson avenue next Thursday evening. W and Carr celebrate their father’s victory for associate judge of Wayne county with a large plurality. Dayldon Bros banking establishment praised. Holiday goods designs appear at Davidow Ros. Gentlemen’s Driving Club races on Saturday at 2 pm. Pillabury’s Flour Mills capacity 17600 barrels daily.
The South Side board of trade met at Storr's hall with eight members and limited business. The Lackawanna and Western Rail Road declined Mattes street bridge repair until spring but promised review. South Side Steel Works to restart Monday on a two shift order. further orders expected soon. Local notices include marriages, church events, fairs, and business moves across Scranton and Carbondale.
A choir of forty voices will perform the heavenly cantata Helhany at Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church on Tuesday evening. The rendition, aided by prominent city artists and conductor Prof. W W Jones, promises a grand musical treat with thorough preparation and no expense spared.
Our styles are always ahead of all others this week we raise the curtain upon a new display of handsomely trim med and untrimmed hats and bonnets.
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