Scranton Social Notes Include Visitors From Nearby Towns
Misa Alice Evans visits Wilkes Barre friends while Charles M Hall of Towanda and D J O'Brien of New York are in the city. Rt Rev ath O Hare spends Wednesday in Carbondale. H Hagen of Mears and Hagen is in New York on business. Misa Agnes Gilmartin of Carbondale guests Scranton friends. Mise Bertha Shaffer of Georgetown Pa visits Miss Abbie Watrous of Dunne. Richard Grimes returns from Pike County pheasant and rabbit hunting. Isaac Butler of Dunmore promoted to superintendent of Sane Pennsylvania Coal. James F Harrity and Bie Ape G Stockwell of Philadelphia are in Scranton with Stadler of New York on a surveying expedition to Monroe County. Gov Hastings and party, with William Connell and others, arrive en route at Chattanooga. Scrantonians registering at St Denis Hotel, New York include Miss Hamlin, H H Heidleman, C W Dowd, Miss Silkman, D E Taylor and family, T J Foster, M J Wightman, R O'Brien and son, C Garnewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Alice Evans
Wilkes- Barre
Charles M. Hall
Towanda
D. J. O'Brien
New York
T. Cramer von Storch
Rev
Ath O Hare
Carbondale
H. Hagen
Mears & Hagen
New York City
Misa Agnes Gilmartin
Scranton
Mise Bertha Shaffer
Georgetown
Abbie Watrous
Dunne
Richard Grimes
Pike County
Isaac Butler
Dunmore
Sane
Pennsylvania Coal Company
eng!Bank
Eee
James F. Harrity
Bie
Ape G. Stockwell
Philadelphis
Vainson
Charles Robinson
Ana
Stadler
Monroe County
Hastings
William Connell
Colone Ripple
Chattanooga
Kivler and Jones Take Pool Tournament Wins
Davis and Harris of This City were defeated at Jerome R. Keogh's pool tournament last night. Kivler and Jones posted strong scores with wins over multiple opponents as Harrie and Davie posted their results. Tonight Jones of Pittston meets Eistand of Wilkes Barre while Will Marah and Thorp of Scranton square off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Harris
Jerome R. Keogh
Kivler
Scratches
Davie
Jones
Harrie
Pittston
Eistand
Wilkes-Barre
Wiii Marah
Thorp
Scranton
English Capital for American Investments Exposed Promoters List
A London prospectus claims 20 promoters with over aence sterling invested abroad in six years and 000,000 in Lag seven months. Price 45 or 25 payable to London and Universal Bureau of Investors, 20 Cheapside. Subscribers may receive introductions to promoters. Names claimed as directors include Edward C. Ross Walter Pepys and Arthur Stiffer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aet
Aence Sterling
London and Universal Bureau Ofvestors
Cheapside
London
E. Co
Edward C. Ross
Walter C. Pepys
Arthur Stlffr
Parleying Now City In A Fighting Mood In Scranton
The select council debates Turner Pike and city duty amid a bid by the Turnpike Company to repair West Market street for 9500 with 1500 yearly, while city attorney Price contends an appeal could free the city. The council forwards the matter to the judiciary committee and pushes for related street and sewer discussions including Cherry street depot access and the Providence sewer extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Select Council
Elity of
Scranton
Common Council
Vigence
Abington Turnpike Company
B. Price
Supreme Court
West Market Street
W. W. Wootson
Turnpike Company
Manley
3. B. Price
Roche
Chittenden
Judiciary Committee
Manney
Peripatetic Streets and Bridges
Delaware and Hudson
Cherry Street
C. R. Manveille
Coyne
Twentieth Ward
Robinson
Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company
Eleventh Ward
Oscar F. Freeman
Capouse Avenue
Dennis Roche
Washington Avenue
Connell
William Bright
William Love
Providence
Ti 4Tetse Communiication City
Torrey
Common Council hearing ends in council clash over assessors
The Common Council debated the contest between the city assessors and the board of appeals. Furniture, clerk services, and salaries were debated as ordinances and resolutions were tabled or referred. A disruption ended with the chair warning members to stay in order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Appeals
Common Council
Lavelle
Assessora Jones
Yoos
Council
Jonce
Councila
Board of Assessors
Sweeney
Oliver
Mir. Battle
Board of Assessrs
Robinson
Public Buildings Committee
Tron Street
South
Abington
Connell
Widmayer
Torrey
Frank Shifter
Shiffer
Rhoades
Head
Nealla
BR. G. Koons
Fourteenth Ward
Jon Luzerne
Nuy Aug
Grier
Della Fox to Headline Two Nights at Frothingham
Tonight Scranton theatergoers await Della Fox and her Métry opera company in Fleur-de-Lis after its New York run. The program features Jefferson De Angelis in his final engagement with the company, Alf Wheelan, Charles Campbell, Dungan, Knight and others. Also on the bill are Fatty Stewart with The Two Johns at the Academy on Saturday, plus Hoyt’s A Bunch of Keys with Ada Bothner as Teddy. The trifecta of acts promises lavish scenery, new songs, dances, and medleys, running three nights starting Monday November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Della Fox
Metry Opera Company
Palmer's Theater
New York
J. Cheever Goodwin
William Furst
Miss Fox
The
Fox Com
Two Johns
John C. Stewart
Fatty" Stewart
Academy
Mr. Stewart
Philips Johns
Publc
Wovt
Hoyt
Ada Bothner
Teddy
Academy of Music
John Kline
Bradford County
Lee
Whisker Poling Match Ends On Courtroom Floor
A tense arbitration at Prothonotary Pryor's office led to a physical clash between Attorney Nathan Vidaver and Constable Jacob Miller. Vidaver grabbed Miller by the whiskers after an insult, the struggle lasting mere seconds before colleagues separated them. The case, involving John A. Smith and George Schultz over an alleged illegal sale of household goods, resumes after the interruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pryor
Nathan Vidaver
Jacob S. Miller
Ninth Ward
John A. Smith
Mr. Miller
George Schulls
J. H. Burns
H. M. Streeter
W. J. Lewis
Vidaver
George Schultz
Smith
Constable Miller
Miller
Guardian of the Peace
Charity Event Promises Grandeur For Lackawanna Hospital
The article describes a large winter benefit for Lackawanna Hospital with Miss Stewart as chief organizer and Mrs. N. Leet as her top assistant. They work with Mrs. C. B. Scott and the Home’s entertainment committee to surpass last season's celebrated, elegant program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Hospital
Rev D J MacGoldrick Lecture At College Hall
Rev D J MacGoldrick delivers the final lecture in the Catholic Mutual Benefit association series at College hall Wyoming avenue this evening on The Antiquity of Man. Admission is free and all are invited. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a blood purifier with claims of purer blood and health benefits. Garland heating stoves promoted for durability and design. Taylor's New Index Map of Scranton and Dunmore advertised with availability at 12 Tribune building. Pillsbury's flour mills capacity noted as 1760 barrels daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. MacGoldrick
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
College Hall
Wyoming Avenue
Man
Novel Green Ridge church Carnival of Nations opens nights
A Green Ridge Presbyterian fair, titled Carnival of Nations, runs in the church basement under the Ladies Aid Society led by Mrs. S M Stetler with Miss Jean Lindsay as secretary. Booths include Indian Scotch Javan Spanish German American and more with decor by a professional team and 10 cent admission plus 35 cent supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge
Green Ridge Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
8. M. Stetler
Jean Lindsay
Charles Kirkpatrick
C. H. Pond
Frank Merrifield
Colvin
Howe
Merriman
Booths
Indian Booth
EF. B. Sturges
Mies Parke
Scotch Booth
Nichol
Lindsay
Javan Booth
J. B. Poore
William Patterson
Spanish Booth
Davidson
German Booth
T. PF. Wells
W. W. Phillips
Mra. Koehler
Booth
FL. Hitchcock
W. D. Kennedy
Hower Booth
Katherine Nettleton
Bessie Stahl
Ra Lindeng
Japan
Attendance Falls in October Public School Pupils
October attendance at public schools was 11 212, down from 11 490 in September. The June tally closed at 9 648 with 14 attendance, and officials expect a winter decline until June when numbers drop below 10 000.
The Coming Kirmess to Benefit Home of the Friendless
A kirmess for the Home of the Friendless is planned for February in Frothingham Hall. Miss Lila Stewart of Kingston New York has been contracted to perform. The event promises splendor and elegance beyond last winter's affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frothingham
Lila Stewart
Kington
N. Y
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Worton’s Bulletin
Jersey
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
Weston Mill Co
Kivler and Jones
D. F. BE
Sem & Koehler
Mr. Manley
Jn Common Council
Prescott Avenue
IN Common Council
Miler
Mgouldrick
Hood
Garland
Hos
F. Leonard
Taylor
Taylor's Directory
Tribune Building
Pillsbury’s
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Wyomins Avenue
Rexford’s
Mr. P.mcann
Knox Hats
Pwcrea
Wyomg Avenue
Ha, Rulbert’s
Wyoming Ave
Steinway & Son
Decker Brothers
Kranich & Back
Stultz , Bauer
Aylesworth’s
Lackawanna Avenue
Canadian Pacific R’y
Maine
Canada
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Minneapolis
St Paul
Canadian
United States
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Tacoma
Portlant
Ore
San Francisco
Touri
Roy
E.V., Skinner, G. E. A
Broadway
Clothiers, Holler, & Furishers
J.D. Williams & Bro
Lacka. Ave
Scranton, PA
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
Megargel & Connell
Martin & Delany
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