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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1897

Page

5

Various Local Events and Notices From City Churches and Clubs

Social events include a recital by Mr. E. Brawthworth and Miss Cordelia Freeman with Miss Julia Clapp Allen, a portrait of Col. J. A. Price by Shiley, and a McAll mission stereopticon lecture at Second Presbyterian. A committee serves supper at Park Park tonight as Rev Dr McLeod speaks on women’s world work, followed by Mrs Norvell’s address. A controversy over the Country club schedule in November is noted, and a streetcar umbrella incident disrupts a car ride with multiple injuries and admonitions from passengers.

E. Brawthworth Studo Mr. Southworth Misa Cordelia Freeman Misa Julia Clapp Allen Second Presbyterian Church McAll Dr. McLeod Eveniue First Presbyterian Church Norvell

Untimely interruption during speech ends in hasty exit

A young man in the middle of a political address abruptly realizes the speaker’s intended target and bolts from the car, fleeing two blocks before reaching his destination.

Personal notes from New York and area visits

Local readers report a string of residents and visitors arriving and departing. James Lewin moves to Cartondale while Dr Mire returns from a New England trip. G W Hughes returns from Hallstead. E J Leita visits from Wellsboro. Mrs Mason visits sister in Martinsville. Prof George Howell lectures at the Schuylkill county teachers institute in Pottsville.

Onl Mire Parke New England I. C. Coon Nanilooks Yeuterday James Lewin Salt Lake Ty Cartondale Mies Minnie Boxes Prine Trent Dhcomelurg Herwick Row Thilipe Inckeon Street New York City G. W. Hughes Hallstead Wey Mire Edward J. Leita Wellsboro W. Pleits N. J. Mason Martinsville J. Campbell North Sumner Avenue George Howell Schoolate Pottaville Schuyleill County Teachers’ Institute

New Mexico Coal Venture Attracts Scranton Investors

The New Mexico Tollway and Coal Company forms to develop 3000 acres of soft coal near Salida, north of El Paso, with 21 million dollars capital. Investors include C D Finnson H W Sipson T H Watkins and several Scranton and Wilkes Barre figures. A rail line from El Paso to Salida is under construction to begin mining within eight months, and the fertile Sacramento and White mountains region offers crops, forest lands, and mineral wealth including copper and ore.

Scranton U Ints New Mexico Messrs. C.D. Finnson HW. PD. Sipson T. H. Watkins Mon L. A. Watres Col. H. M. Roses C. &. Davidson Ohn A. Mears F. L. Pook Henry Belin el Paso Salida H. P. Bimypea Paso Sacramento White Mountains Ann

Hahnemann Homeopath Opened With First Patient Admitted

The Hahnemann Homeopathy Hospital at the corner of Washington avenue and Mulberry Street is now open with full working order. The first patient was received Monday and another will be admitted soon under Dr A. A. Shindabury. Dr J J W Brewster helped admit the first patient and Mise Yardley oversees the new staff. The hospital is equipped for ordinary demand and staff physicians will serve monthly in alphabetical order with two medical and two surgical on duty this month.

Hahnemann Chomoeopathicy Wtair Homestead Washington Avenue Mulberry Street Dy. A Anna Clarke Comidge Brewster Lyr Mer- Lighat

Endeavorer Trolley Day Prompts City Support

A statement from the city Christian Endeavor union explains Trolley Day plans by the Endeavorers to boost streetcar patronage through carrier shifts led by Miss Della P. Evans. Two relays run 10 a m to 8 p m with conductors at Sumter's store, aiming to fund the annual rally and program in the First Presbyterian church.

City Christian Endeaver Union Eivery Society Wis City Union Billiman Scranton Railway Company Della P. Evans Sumter's

Goods Recovered in Barrett House Loot Discovery

Lieutenant Davis and Detective Moir recovered a bundle of linen and articles at the Barrett house. Items include 3 table covers, a child’s petticoat, 4 aprons, a calico apron, and a knitted skirt, with a table cover traced to Mrs. George D. B. Dimmick valued at $15. Exhibits remain at police headquarters awaiting ownership.

Davis John Moir Barrett House George D. B. Dimmick FE. Penman Madison Avenue Richard Beamish Pine Street Weston Adams Avenue T. Hayes Olive Street C. L. Frey Vine Street Bower James L. Hane Ezra G. Wentz Ethel Barrett Patrick Quinn Barrett Quinn Patrick Barrett Thomas Cosgrove Ethel

Surveying a New Railroad Between Williamsport and Scranton

A railroad survey in Sullivan county aims to run from Williamsport to this city with Eatonville as a starting point. Fifty miles of surveying have been completed and the line would cross the river near Lastrange and pass Lake Winely, benefiting the summer resort. Rumor says Pennsylvania Railroad is pushing the work for a Scranton link. Delaware and Hudson seeks a Western connection at Williamsport.

Sullivan County Williameport Eatonville Scranton Lasrange Lake Winely Pennsylvania Railroad Company Delaware and Hudson Williamsport

City Council Resolution Orders McGinley to Withdraw Sewer Appeal

The City Council adopted a resolution directing City Solicitor McGinley to withdraw his appeal against the viewers report on the South Side sewer and to seek court confirmation of the report.

McGinley

Best of Musical Comedies Opens Davis Theater Today

The Davis Theater begins a three day engagement of Little Trixie a bright musical comedy from the Grand Opera House. Last evening's attendance was small and plans are to recreate the show for audiences.

Davis’ Theater Grand Opera House Mini May Smith Trixie Hagleton Davis

Artful display of varied small goods and trinkets

The listing describes a display of refined and miscellaneous items including Sterling-handled penknives with nameplates, hand painted jewel hazes, porcelain dishes, and various articles from Austrian and Bohemian origins suitable as novelties. The catalog emphasizes quality touches and decorative usefulness.

Umbrella Claap Serling

Resumption Planned After Incident At Von Storch Slope

It is expected work will resume Monday at the Von Storch slope following a trouble last Saturday. Preparations have been completed and the site is being readied for reopening.

von Storch

DIED HOWER In Rowanton November 1 1997

In Rowanton Mia Mary flower and year of gee at the presence of her grandson Predurick Warnke 17 North Main avenue funeral arrangements to be announced later Robertson in Scranton Pa November ii J Atticus Robertson age year at 29 m Thursday at the grave Shepherd friends wishing to view the body may call between 1 and 2 o'clock

Hower Rowanton Mia Mary Flower Gee Predurick Warnke North Main Avenue Hater Robertson Scranton J. Atticus Robertson

Charity Benefit Tonight At Lyceum For Associated Charities

Tomorrow evening a charity entertainment at the Lyceum will raise funds for the Associated Charities. The program features a series of song and piano numbers by performers including Miss Winifred Williams and Fred Emerson Brooks, with titles such as Dream of Song Courtship Under Limeoastles and At Twilight Hour.

Lyceum Board of Associated Charities Mike Loulae Slocum ABC Budd Emerson Hrooke Hotomagg Covcene Daesemsn Koven Mies Winifred “Witams Ewing Fred Emerson Brooks Mr. Johnson “Drom Misa Winifred Williams Mian Winifreit Wiliinime “Trele Limeoastles Simmonds

Stolen horse and gear reported in La Plume

The horse owned by Noah Freeman was taken from his barn and a harness, buggy, and lap robe were stolen from Cyrus W. Deans premises in La Plume on Tuesday night.

la Plume Noah Freeman Cyrus W. Dean

California Tours by Lehigh Valley Railroad This Winter

Beginning Wednesday November 17 1897 a paced tourist car will depart Wilkes Barre on train No 1 each Wednesday through a scenic trip to Colorado and California Tickets available from Lehigh Valley ticket agents for travel through the most picturesque regions of America er004.

California Lehigh Valley Railroad Wilkesarre America Colorado Lehigh Valley Jot Particulara

Do You Peel low in spirits Morstord's Acid Phosphate

An old-time ad promotes Morstord's Acid Phosphate to vitalize nerves aid digestion and lift mood. It notes a souvenir programme for a Tally event at the first Presbyterian church Thursday evening and calls at Boyle Mucklow's Clothing Store, 416 Lackawanna Ave, before 6:10 PM for tickets. Also mentions Iaxative Bromo Quinine tablets and Bercham's pills as cures or remedies.

First Presbyterian Church Thurreday Boyle & Mucklows Clothing Lackawanna Avenue Scranton

Thursday November 11 Christien Endeavor Trolley Day Bargains

All West Side street cars pass our stores on Thursday. Scranton's greatest store advertises extraordinary bargains for Thursday only. Goods are retailed at wholesale prices with no special discounts.

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NEM Doctor Mitchell Hugh Wynn Mrs. Burton Harrison Old Dominion Bret Harte Max Nordau Canon Farrar Lillian Bell Edna Lyall W. W. Jacobs Edna Phillpott Parks Mary E Wilkins Jerome Mary Beaumont Joan Seaton Edersheim Jesus M. Norton Sat Lackawanna Ave Gamay, Brow & Co Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance Wyoming Ave Ans Hieht Meus Aunry Lurlaby Pratinpe Eervied The Penn Avenue A.B. Warman W. B. Henwood Lackawanny Ave Chas McMullen & CO Olce the Traders National Bank Elda J. A. Price Board of Trade Shiley Pottsville William Cornell Waters the Hatter Lackawanna Ave W. Tr. Hagen New York Sigpron William Darre Rox Tenley Great Fruit Region Texas Tiahnemoann Institution Conductors’ Headquarters Union Sun Boyle & Mucklow Anf James "McLeod Christian Endeavor Choir Isaac Lansing D. D Misa Elizabeth Thomas Christian Endeavor Geo St. Africh State Hyde Park Bank John M. Harris Coal Exchange Beranton Twining Harris’ Drug Store Williameaport MR. M'Ginley China C. E Date Pacranton Saratoga Associated Charities Benefit Misa Winifred Williame Morstord Bercham Clarke Bros Bronson & Tallmans Hatters and Furnishers Spruce Street Axminster Siebecker & Watkins Ate Wise Henry J. Collins Scranton Conservatory OF Music Linden Street Maloney OL and Manufacturing CO Linsod Oi Dryers Japan Bioyle Atala Rexford Company Lackawanna Ava, Se Raynolds Sohmer Piano J. W. Guernsey Baying Scranton, PA Prop J.D. Williams & Bro Sia and Big Lack. Ave Weichel Metropolitan China Hall Washington Ave Mears Building Youngs Sala Bell & Skinner Jarmyn Hattars Snyder, D. D. S Spruce St Jermyn
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