West Scranton Republican Club Elects Five New Members
West Side Republican club held a regular meeting last evening and elected five new members David Jenkins Van Buren avenue Taille M Evans Academy street Howard Davies South Main avenue Reva Lewis Storra avenue Wallace G Moser Lafayette street The group discussed finances and due to limited attendance postponed further action until tomorrow’s adjourned meeting when full participation is expected to secure an appropriation to advance the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Republican Club
David Jenkins
van Buren Avenue
Taille M. Evans
Academy Atroet
Howard Davies
South Main Avenue
Reva Lewis
Storra Avenue
Wallace G. Moser
Lafayette Atroet
Mysterious Neighbors Apprehended After Peering into Windows
Acting Lieutenant Davis chased a young man stalking South Hyde Park avenue near Academy street. He was found at a residence and admitted separation from his wife who worked there. She feared for her safety. the man was released on his promise not to molest her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vies
Hyde Park Avenue
Academy Street
Lense
David J. Davis
Wen
Reunion of Columbia Hose and Chemical members at Marsh's entfe
Old Columbia Hose and Chemical company members held a reunion Wednesday evening at Marsh's entfe on North Malin avenue. The meeting aimed to form a social club, with a committee appointed to secure quarters for a permanent location and report at the next meeting. Speeches were made and light refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Columbia Hose and Chemical Company
Marsh
Entfe
Malin Avenue
City leaders push for Lafayette street widening
Cammnn Couusetlmen William Evans, Edward Searing, and Evan Evans, as the fourth ward, work to secure an appropriation for widening Lafayette street between Main avenue and Bromley avenue. The measure is described as badly needed, with Price street widening between Main avenue and Bromley avenue also urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williaw, Evans
Edward Searing
Evan Evans
Lafayette Street
Main Avenue
Bromley Avenue
Price Street
Arrest of Joseph Richards Over Watch Theft at Cowley’s Saloon
Joseph Richards of Keyser Avenue was arrested Wednesday night by Patrolman John Malott for larceny of a watch from a man at Cowley’s saloon on West Lackawanna Avenue. Richards, found with the watch, was jailed for drunkenness and held on $100 bond for larceny awaiting a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Richards
Keyser Avenue
John Malott
Cowley
West Lackawanna Aves Nile
Richards
Surprise party greets Bertha Wettling at Bromley home
A group of friends gathered Wednesday evening at Miss Bertha Wettling home on South Bromley avenue for a surprise party. The guest list included Mrs Maurice Miller Mr Wik Jamie son Mr Frank Jones Mr and Mrs George Wettling and several other friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Wettling
South Bromley Avenue
Marver Muale
Maurice Miller
Wik Jaimieson
Frank Jones
George Wettling
Matthe Davie
Grace Dowd
Anna Renehler
Keyser Man Arraigned on Assault Charge on Quay Avenue
Thomas Roberts of Keyser avenue faced arraignment before Alderman Davies on an assault and jury charge urged by Trunc Evans of Quay avenue. Prosecutor witnesses testified favorably for Roberts, and he was recharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Roberts
Keyser Avenue
Davies Best
Jttery
Trunc Evans
Quay Avenue
Roberts
Wahneta Social Dance Draws Large Young Crowd
A Wahneta dancing class held a social in Mears hall last evening with many youths in attendance. Bauer's orchestra provided the music. The Balumine dancing class, newly organized, held a dance in St Pauls hall last night with a large crowd enjoying Rennie's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears’ Hall
Bauer
St. Paul's Hall
Rennie
Church Services And Club Meetings At Local Congregations
Preparatory service for holy communion at St Mark's Lutheran church tonight at 7.9 o clock. Junior Epworth League workers of Simpson Methodist Episcopal church hold a conference in church parlors this evening. Ladies Home and Foreign Missionary societies of Washburn Street Presbyterian meet this afternoon at 7 North Main avenue home of Mrs T A Niemeyer with Mrs T J Luce presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Epworth League Workers
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Home and Foreign Missionary Societies
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
T. A. Niemeyer
North Main Avenue
T. J. Luce
St Pauls Hall Reopens With All Home Social Event
St Pauls Hall formerly St Davids will reopen on Thanksgiving night with an all home social by St Pauls Vi or corps. The hall has undergone changes and several improvements have been made, Mrs Mabel Tewksbury of Rebecca is involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Hall
St. David's
St. Paul's Vioqieer Corps
Mabel Tewksbury
Rebecca
Birthday party and social news in local homes and mines
A series of social events and injuries are reported. Birthday celebrations hosted by residents on South Bromley Avenue and Fourteenth Street are noted, along with oyster supper events by Mr. and Mrs. Robbins and visits from guests in New York. George Hoffman joins Wells Fargo Express. Adam Warner injured in Hyde Park mines. Union drill resumes. a daughter is born to Walter Rainey. Several residents, including Mrs Jank Coxe and Mrs Jane Roderick, entertain guests. Byron lyble and Alfred Widdick are listed as sick or on the stret list. William Phillipe injured at Nutwel Bolt works necessitating Philadelphia treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hoffman
Booth Sumner Avenue
Wells, Fargo Express Company
Adam Warner
Eynon Street
Hyde Park Mines
Company B
Iet
Lanters
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Hell
Walter Rainey
Jackson Street
Jank Coxe
Clark's Summit
Jane Roderick
Fynon Street
Thorns Willhame
Viola
Hazleton
Midna Williams
Bouwth Main Avenue
Alible Wilsus
Tihaon
N.Y
Byron Lyble
Robinson Street
Sertowely
Alfred Widdick
Pilmore Avenue
Etek
William J. Phillipe
Gayfield Avenue
Philadelphia
Funeral for James H Kelio Held at St Johns
Large turnout for the funeral of James H Kelio from his South Leving Avenue home. A high requiem mass was led by Rev. Father Cawley of Illinois at St. John's Chapel Fig Street. Interment followed at Archbald after a Delaware and Hudson train ride. pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion
J. J. White
John Barrett
Archbald
C. G. Boland
M. Gh. Langan
Patrick Boland
PL. Messitt
Scranton Athletic Club
Athletic Club
Alderstrover
Tnst
Victor Noth
Hickory Street
Co. Th. Derman
St St. John's
Sunsets
St. John's
Ahere Lema
J. J. Robinson
Cedic Avenue
St. Aloysius Society
Pharmacy Hall
Mission Avenue
Lic Caison
Wnesson Avenue
Charles Weber
Famo Jly
SA Codon Avenue
Philip Ayleworth
Foster
Mir
Sterling Simwell
Pittston Avenue
Behles
Danville Burgess Succession and Borough Building Plans
The town discusses appointing a new burgess to replace Burgess Birsehed while continuing county commissioner duties. A court appointment is viewed as party endorsement. Local leaders, including Purcell and Connellman I. J. Ward, are active in politics. Directors examine plans for a new building by Architect Duckworth, likely to be chosen. Groundwork may start in spring. deeds for land at Blakely and Drinker streets from Miss Margaret McHale and John Stanton are recorded. Revival meetings at the Methodist Church draw large crowds with tonight’s session set as the last of the week. The Byle company will pay employees at Gipsy Grove and No. 5 collieries today. Michie Galena of Buttersteed has returned from Butte, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess Birsehed
Danielis Lo
Purcell
Connellman I. J. Ward
Duckworth
Margaret McHale
John Stanton
Blakely and
Drinker
Directora
Mio
Thanksgiving sale planned at Church of the Good Shepherd
Green Ridge notices a Thanksgiving sale at the Church of the Good Shepherd on Wednesday November 11 with afternoon and evening hours. Pumpkin pies cake and Christmas presents will be offered under the auspices of St Catherine's Guild. Abs. D Shoemilser is seriously ill at Cupoise Avenue home. Mrs W Reynolds of New York Street visiting Sayre NY. Dr Charles Geary of Cupoise Avenue in New York City. Roy Relbell returned from extended stay in Carbondale. Miss Husel Stone of Hamilton visits Miss Bussle Wescott on New York Street. Attorney Charles Dawson of Sanderson Avenue able to be about again after illness. choir practice at Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church for an upcoming entertainment. J D Graybell of 137 Cupoise Avenue departed Scranton for Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Good Shepherd
New York City
Roy Relbell
Carbondale
Husel Stone
Hamilton
Bussle Wescott
New York Street
Charles Dawson
Sanderson Avenue
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
J. D. Graybell
Caupuise Avenue
Scranton
Denver
Old Maids Conven tion Adds Lively Evening to Ridge
Fragmentary report notes willful party at Green Ridge Presbyterian church with Odd Fellows members present. Mentions Vern Safford long employed in Long Island, school pupils excelling, and lectures on marriage duties with humor and speakers such as Susanne Sevauelis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Correspondence Schools
Greett Ridge Lode
Order of Odd Fellows
Carbondile
BE. Addyman
Bera Gray
Mylo Kemp
Matt Farnham
No. 27
Sarah Rancom
Emily Hockin
Frank Cooper
Russell Bonear
Olive Carter
Allen Woodruff
Anabelle Crosby
Arma Blackmore
Carl Replogle
Charles Kear
Vern Safford
Wyomlng Avenue
Deen
Long Ialand
Angelin Cloverhlonsom
Mann
Anwelinn Coverbloegen
We Delegites
Thenea
Murti
Chennih Liveingston
Katrina Sehmidt
Lucinda Locknice
Susanne Sevauelis
Lampman Charged With Horse Stealing in Alderman Court
Charles Lampman of Waverly was arraigned in Alderman Myers' court on a horse stealing charge brought by William Thoades. Lampman allegedly took a bay horse from Rhoades' barn, sold it to Midrige for $4, and was arrested on Spruce Street after a witness report. He remained in jail in default of $2,000 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lampman
Waverly
Aldeman Myers
Wiliam Thoades
Navy
Lampman
Rhoades
William Idrige
Chinggile
Idrige
Mills
Spruce Street
Injuries from Stone Incident Reported in Providence Rowds
G J Gilson of Providence rowds suffered a deep head wound while a stone was dropped from a wagon near a barn. Dr Webb of South Scranton treated and sewed the gash. Other items include local basketball title clash between North End Stars and Crackerjacks, and various community notices across Scranton and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Gilson
Providence Rowds
Spring Street
I PS Morgan
Ma- Thinoy City
Dr. Davis
Summit Avenue
Ling Company No. 1
Smith Returns Home After Elopement and Debt
Fred Smith, a waiter from Scranton who quit to marry Mrs. A J Ulmer of Maston in Easton, has returned home in a troubled state. He asked his parents for funds to pay travel and reported illness in Eneton. A Buffalo man, claiming marriage to Ulmer, has arrived here seeking a divorce and inquiries about her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smith
Scranton
Easton
A. J. Ulmer
Maston
Eneton
Obituary for Sterling L Bailey of Chicago and Waverly ties
Sterling L Bailey died at his Chicago home from a heart disease. A native of Waverly he was brother to former Mayor James G Bailey and J H Bailey of Waverly. He visited his brothers in Waverly a month ago and is survived by a wife and one daughter. The remains will be brought to Waverly for interment with funeral arrangements to be announced later. Mrs William J Matnewson, 43, of 121 South Lincoln Ave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling L. Bailey
Chicago
Mr. Bailey
Waverly
James G. Bailey
J. Tl
J. H. Bailey
Mr. Failey
Iilaey
Pyramid Pile Cure Praised By Doctors And Patients
Dr Redmond and Dr Easterbrook endorse the Pyramid Pile Cure as an instant relief remedy for all forms of piles with no opiates or poisons. The simple treatment requires no surgical operation and allows patients to continue daily work. A Sweet Springs Missouri reviewer reports cure in under three weeks and urges others to use the preparation sold by druggists at fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redmond
Easterbrook
W. Rolling
Sweet Springs
Dave
Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall, Mich
Local Obituary Notices Include Mrs Morris and Mrs Morris
Two obituaries report deaths from illness and stroke. One notes Mrs Julia Morris of 8 Railroad Avenue died yesterday with sons Martin John Thomas and Joseph and others listed. Funeral plans include Saturday morning services and burial at Pittston’s Odd Fellows cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Morris
Johia Morris
Railroad Avenue
Martin
John
Thomas
Josep
Mira
Amiule Baten
Mary Boyle
Wg Tla
Patrick Gormiai
New York City
Funeral for James McGonigle from Scranton street house
The funeral for James McGonigle, who died in Morwat Pleasant mines on Tuesday, will be held at o'clock this morning from the Scranton street residence. Services will occur at St. Patrick's Church and burial will follow in Cathedral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McGonigle
Morwat Pleasant
Scranton Street
St. Patrick's Church
Cathedral
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Republican Club
Miss Wettling
Columbia Hose Company
Dufour
G. W. Jenkins
General News
Gur
Union
Fieavy
Globe Warehouse
Psus Ys Cy
South Scranton
Dunmore
Green Ridge
North Scranton News
Smith
William J. Matnewson
South Lincoln Ave
Kemps
Pete
Nue
Pittston
Lyceum Theatre
M. Reis
A. J. Duffs
Carina Jordans
the Prince
Edward J. White
Matiner
F.C
Te. Ie
Gale
Academy of Music
J. Daffy
Matlines Avery Davi LinewlIn
J. Carter
Chas. A. (Karl) Gardner
Dnayers
Matinees Daly
Myrkle-Harder
the Naval
Dixie Theatre
Henry Farnsworth Dixie
Essee
Neil
Litchfield
Mac
Elliott
Maxwell
Dudley
Spaulding
Will Tomkins
Lockhart
Elephants
Star Theatre
ALF
G. Hlerrington, Mu
Scranton United
Choral Society
Lyceum Theater
Philadelphia Orchestra
Fritz Schell
August Spanith
Jonas Long
Ble
I. Be
Germany
Dig
Nile
Mnewk
Man
Wyomlnis
Alee Mmarach
HOYS
Pirie
Jas
Jonas Long’s
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