West Side Weddings Quiet at Home and Abroad
The weddings of Miss Hay A Wil kens and Der Daniel Webster Evans occurred yesterday in quiet ceremonies. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Williams, wore green velvet and white chrysanthemums. Guests and attendants included Miss Maud Capwell substituting for Miss Cora Geifsh, with limited attendance due to the intimate setting. The couple planned to reside in Hoboken after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlee Hay A. Wilkens
Daniel Willams
Sumner Avenue
Daniel Webster Evans
Dell Haplds
South Dakota
Famly Reeidenes
Hiev
Hurh Davies
Wivich
Gorvelo
Pane
Delfeo
Lackewenna
Western
Chicago
Toll Rapids
Mire Pyne
Eving
Lee
de Rapids
Worker Seriously Injured In Central Mines Fall
David B. Piereie of North Gate field avenue was severely injured yesterday afternoon at Central Mines by a fall of top coal. He was employed as a coither and was at work when the accident happened. he received numerous small wounds and was taken home where he was attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B. Piereie
Aft North Gate Field
Central
Wien
Tae Wwerknen
Sally
Sterling
Marriage of Watkins and Yied with Davies and Davies
Mies Eether Maude Watkins of TLaiftieote fimet and WI Sitiine kite of Delsthen Nod wed this morning at Sofehoek. A relative quimber of friends attended the ceremony. The wedding rite was conducted by Walter Davies of Chineh Orraniat, with Alfred Twiring and Air ry K Randolph ushering. Miss Fiaglke Jean Davies and Miss Inde Shellower accompanied the bridal party. The bride was given in marriage by her father. The ceremony concluded with the wedding reception attended by family and guests from Olyphant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Eether Maude Watkins
Tlaiftieote
Sitiine Kite
Delsthen
Simeon Methane Mhurety Seatohias
Sofehoek
Walter Davies
Alfred Twiring
Airry K Randolph
Usher
Mhawer
Fiaglke Jean Davies
Mies
Evans
Olyphant
Debaters Split on Brutus Caesar Question at St Brendan’s
At a meeting of the Literary and Debating society of St Brendan's council No 24 Y M I the resolution negated Brutus justified in Caesar's murder. Negative speakers James Shen William Martin Joseph Gaynor won. affirmatives were William Shean Thomas McGuire William Clancy. Leo Croisinder and Amos Emery gave special remarks. President Frank Alean presided. Next meeting set for Thursday November with motion that the team nuisance should be bol jahed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary and Debating Society of
St. Brendan's
Leo Crosein
Amos Emery
Frank Afe- Lean
Pilgrim's Progress lecture at Hampton Street Church
A large audience attended an evening exhibition at the Hampton Street Methodist Church auditorium featuring Hon Bunyon's Pilgrim's Progress. L. Thomas of New York presented with a powerful lantern slide show, projecting over sixty slides while delivering moral lessons and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton Street
Hon Bunyon
L. Thomas
New York
Ellis
Thomas
Pupil Recital at Thoms Music Store Impresses Crowd
A large audience enjoyed a pupil recital led by Professor Silas Rosser at the Thoms music store on North Main. Performers included Linke Watkins, May James, Lizzie Kemmerer, Margaret Thomas, Edith Miller, Mery Derwn, Thuretta Fahey, Antle B. Williams, George Martin, Bot Jayne, and Richard Thomas Liew, with evident care from teacher and strong attention from students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas. Rosser
Local Social Roundup Notices From Scranton Area
George F. Peck Jr hosts family friends on North Lumher Avenue while J M Eaton returns from illness on Tenth Street. Mrs J H Wetling entertains visitors Felts and Davis of Stroudsburg. Mrs William Becker hosts Misses Austin Jay Nettie Canfield Rachel Zachariah and others from Le Raysville and Hampton Street. Grant Corbin is seriously ill at North Sumner Avenue. Invitations issued for the wedding of Manchetrene Thomas to Hobart Barnes on Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Peck, Jr
George Peck
North Lumher Avenue
J. M. Eaton
Tenth Street
Ja Iil
Joirney
Sarah Kresze
North Hyde Park Avenue
Pittston
J. H. Wetling
South Bromiley Avenue
Felts
Davis
Stroudshure
William Becker
Laserne Street
Hns
Austin Jay
Nettie Canfield
le Raysville
Rachel Zachariah
Hampton Street
Bath
RL Wage
Clark's Summit
West Scranton
Grant Corbin
North Sumner Avenue
Manche Trene Thomas
Hobart H. Barnes
Eye
Funeral Service for Mrs. Mary Hower Saturday at 2
The funeral for the late Mrs Mary Hower will be Saturday at 2 PM from her daughter Mrs Mary Warnke’s residence 117 North Main Ave Interment will be in Washburn Street Cemetery A bowling match at Warnke alley was postponed due to a family death and will be played in a week or two Preparations begin for a debate on government control of railroads and telegraph lines to be held December 1 at Mears Hall with St Brendan Council No 4 leading The Misses Sarah A Evans and Margaret Lewis of New York are visiting Mrs Morgan Evans on South Revere Avenue William MIllower of Hallstead Pa fined 2 for drunkenness A Thanksgiving Eve concert is being arranged by Simpson Chapter Epworth League of Simpson Church The regular business meeting is set for Thursday Nov 18 postponed from last evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hower
Mary Warnke
North Main Avenue
Washburn Street
Warnke
Mears’ Hall
St. Brendan
Tieuinet
John Boyle O'Treily
Sarah A. Evans
Margaret Lewis
New York City
Morgan Evens
Routh Reberea Avenue
William &. Millower
Hallstead
Kellow
Simpson
Epworth League
Simpson Church
Carpet Weavers and Second Hand Furniture Ad
Rag carpets offered by Jacob Baltes and others with contact in the city limits. A clairvoyant and prenologist advertises at 412 North Main Avenue. Second hand furniture and stove tools offered by J A King at 71 to 1 West Lace, Avand avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Limits
Jacob Baltes
Li Lugerne Street
Fenton
North Main Avenue
Caah
J. A. King
Awannd Avenue
Community notices and funeral services announced in local paper
Misa Mary Howells of North Main Avenue visits relatives at Nantl ake. Funeral for Mrs. Sherman will be held this afternoon from Church Avenue home with Rev W G Wiathing officiating. Interment at Forest Hill cemetery. Junior Young Peoples union at Wayne Avenue Baptist chose officers led by Lois Gritti. Lantern lecture by Tr E Palmer of Philadelphia at North Main Avenue church. lantern by Yentaro Okano. admission free. Providence station house renovation includes new ceiling and safer steps. Class No 0 of the Methodist Episcopal church hosted a reception at Parker Street. Social events on Warren Street feature dancing and refreshments. The West Market Street Welklh Mantle church event concluded with a BLO tat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mary Howells
North Main Avenue
Nantlake
Danilels
West Market
Atreot
Eorlinely TV
Charles Sherman
Church Avenue
W. G. Wiathing
North Main Avenue Baptist Church
Forest Hit Cemetery
Young Puoule
Wayne Avenue Baptist Hiutch
Lois Gritti
Lula Sims
Carrie Evans
Annie Marrs
George Davis
Monagle A. Twining
Tower
Theodda Richins
Lizge Jehu
Mary Ann Jones
Maury Evans
Marsie Davis
Nita Warrie
John Harris
David Griffiths
W. F. Davis
Tenee Williams
ET. Palmer
Philadelphia
Mein Avenue
Dante
Yentaro Okano
Japanweeilesionary
Providence
Mira
Cotvles
Parker Street
Thyele Lewis
Warren Street
Armors
Social Calls and Visits Across Town
Toone Voneht returns home on Mapengui KK. PMibchick from Carbondale visits sister A Learn in Diinwereetrout New. J O Denewell entertains Mie Leiehow and M Kinn in Greenstown. EB Ferguson with Miss Lillier Fergueen arrive after visits with EB Baraler and Jaemily Delaware. Mrs Dunn and son on Wyoming Ave visit relatives in Duhbry Wayne Co. Charles Holmes and others mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toone Voneht
Mapengui
Pike County
Mixa
Nellie van Corder
Monney Avenue
Fergueen
Con
Duhbry
Wayne County
Charles Holmes
Mysterious Cure Claims Attract Coughing Shopkeepers
Vendors tout a mystic tonic named Collet Kemp's Ralrats promising quick relief from illnesses. The flyer urges trial and notes a free first dose, claiming powerful positive results and immediate effects after ingestion.
Downeville Visitor At Dickson Avenue Home
Mise and Myers Pitt of Downeville New York are visiting at the home of K A Fuller on Dickson Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Myers Pitt
Downeville
N. Y
K. A. Fuller
Dickson Avenue
Premature Blast Injures Workers at Connell & Co Tunnel
In the Twentieth ward a blast at Connell & Co's tunnel severely injured Perrucel of Brick Street and his laborer Mike Dueck. Perrucel was initially feared fatally hurt but survived, though disfigured and possibly disabled for life. Miss Muainte Coyle of Haghton is among those present. Funeral plans for Pronk, a three-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Rink, follow a weeklong illness with services at 2 pm at the German Catholic cemetery in Nafy. Carl Harring plans to move to Terlin, Germany, after a surprise party for him hosted by Rev. H. Lives on Maple Street. Cedar Avenue Christ Lutheran's Young People observed their tenth anniversary with a church social. Adolph Oldewehl faces a 200-ball charge of perjury in Alderman Ruddy's court, raised by Alexander Ansulewtez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi. Perrucel
Brick Street
Mike Dueck
Connell & Co
Thret
Perrucel
Muainte Coyle
Haghton
Friend
Palm Street
John P. Rink
Pronk
T.om
Father Stopper
Na Fy
Carl Harring
Terlin
Germany
HW. FE
Maple Street
Young People's Society
Cedar Avenue Christ Lutheran Church
Hia
Adolph Oldewehl
Ruddy
Tswwentieth
Alexander Ansulewtez
Obituary and wedding notices from local paper
Mrs Patrick Murphy, long time resident, buried after requiem mass at St Marys church conducted by Rev M B Ponlan. Pallbearers named. Interment at Mt Carmel cemetery. At noon Wednesday Miss Anna Smith wed Eugene Seigle at Methodist Episcopal parsonage by Rev C H Hayes. The funeral of Anthony Boland set for Saturday. Miss Elele Robinson of Clifford visiting town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Murphy
Mast Drinker
St. Mary's Church
M. B. Ponlan
James Duffy
Willam Peeman
James Connora
James Fitspatrick
Gus Buffy
Mt Carmel
Anna Smith
Eugene Seigle
C.H. Hayes
New York City
Charles Milds
Anthony Boland
Elele Robinson
Clifford
Susquehanna County
Embezzlement Charge Brought in Local Election Dispute
Patrick McDonnell of Minooka jailed on embezzlement charge after dispute over election day payments. Warrant by John Lydon, bond posted by Martin McDonough’s chosen bondsman. Details unfold around South Lackawanna district polling with inspector appointments, protest by John Coyne, and delays due to a newly erected booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick McDonnell
Minooka
John Lydon
Alderman Howe
McDonnell
Martin McDonourgh
Coxe
LackaWaNnNe
Mr. McDonnell
Jude
John @ Joyce
John ‘T. Brown
John J. Coyne
Mr. Joyce
Joyce
Joyee
Coyne
Min Joyce
Ltth
Ting
Oorlodck
Mir Mere Dennell
P. 7
PRI
John Ladon
Lydon
John J. Cueickh
Mr. Brown
Whnne Rictt
Mudherin
Air
Philbin
John Kelly
Lydon Cave
Brown
Pitbin
Kelley
Kelliew
Hue
Phillimate
Noturna Alsa
Remeuret
Lyden
Ulness Anthony Roland Dies at Home Dunmore
Ulness Anthony Roland died Wednesday night at his Oak Street home in Dunmore. The funeral will be held Saturday morning at 9 from his residence. He is survived by three children Mrs Patrick Jhuneherty, Anthony Bolus, and William Bolus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Roland
Oak Street
Dunmore
Mr. Boland
Patrick Jhuneherty
Anthony and
Wiiham Bolus
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West Side
Hurch
Hev. J. T. Sweet
Thentume
Hoboken
N. J
Simpkins
Clarke Brownhole
Hoboken Whder
Delaware, Lackawanna and Wreetert Company
Simpeins-Watkings
Globe Warehouse
West Side Business Paredhory
North Scranton
Helen
Kemp
South
Scranton
Hunmoke
Lackawanna Township
Advier
Leth St. N. W
Washington, D. Cc
Gic
Tac
Conrad
Lackawanna Avan
Tribune
Vmiver Davidow
Lackawanna Avenue
BIG Shoe Sale
Candee & Wall
Goodyear
Alves
N. B
Myer Davidow
Joreey Loggins
W. T. Davies
Dr. DaVies
Lackawanna Sire
Bisview
South Wales
Mary J
Augustus
Trevor
Felix LE Brun
Wm. G. Clark
Penn Ave
Scranton, Pa
Dresden
A.E. Rogers
Lacka
Ave
Stetson
Cranton
J. M. Horntarer
Mulberry
Lackawanna and Wyoming
Aves
Newark Shoe Store
Wyoming Avenue
Thos. F, Leonard
Lookawanna Ave
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