Winter News and Notices From the Suburbs
Edward Gavin, son of Mr and Mrs Gavin, died aged 11½ years. Funeral Saturday. Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Martin Tigue, miner at Continental colliery, injured by a premature blast yesterday morning. lives on Van Buren avenue. Mr and Mrs John McNair and daughter of North Bromley avenue depart for New York and Glasgow to reside. McNair takes a position with a Glasgow dry goods firm. Chi Upsilon society of Washburn Street Presbyterian church hosts a match social next Tuesday. Miss Annie Roasar visited at her new South Main avenue home yesterday. Alma Beiddoe of North Garfield avenue to wed David Williams of Taylor next Wednesday at 30 o'clock. Rev W S Jones and trustees attend North Eastern Welsh Baptist association conference in Allentown. Funeral of Edward Sausenbaugh this afternoon. Epworth League of Simpson Methodist church met last evening. West Side Young People’s societies presidents meet Saturday at Wil N. Chase’s North Bromley avenue home. Thanksgiving Day sunset service leader to be selected. West Side Business Directory items include Majestic oil stoves promotion. various local services and shops listed.
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Edward Gavin
Gavin
Hyde K Catholic
Martin Tigue
Continental
van Buren Avenue
John McNair
North Bromley Avenue
New York City
Glasgow
Taylor
West Side
Young People's Societies
Wil N. Chase
Marquette Club Marks Second Anniversary in Wyom ing
The Marquette Social club celebrated its second anniversary at its Booth Main avenue home with music by Hoyd Smith and refreshments. Members and guests including Misses Ida Phillips Florence Long and Kate Carter attended the event. St Brenden council held a literary salon with readings and a debate on whether statemen have done more for civilization than warriors. the negative side won. Mrs Ann Thomas died at 68 on Twelfth street after illness. three children survive. Electric Light Wires: Suburban Electric Light Co extends lines on Malin and West Lackawanna avenues supplying West Side residents. board of trade plans dissolved. Other items note a complimentary dance for Miss Kate Feeley in Beers hall and various local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette
Booth Main Avenue
Hoyd Smith
John Whettling
Harry Reinhart
Alvin Beers
George Whettling
Charles Mansfield
Will Davis
Robert Cooper
Ida Phillips
Margaret Lewis
North End
Florence Long
Wilkes-Barre
Ethel Porter
Louise Deapon
May Belle Sweetzer
Belle Warren
Gertrude Lloyd
Gertrude Williams
Tertha Whettling
Jemima Jones
Jennie Reinhart
Kate Carter
Jennie Price
Ethel Rinker
Miss Henwood
Will Hutton
John Phillips
Elmer Crane
John Moore
David Owens
Ben Evans
Arthur Davis
Walter Jones
John Lloyd
Samuel Case
Charles Brennahan
Tom and
Daniél Trainor
Edgar Mert
St. Brenden
Young Men's Institute
James Shea
Abraham Lincoln
John Conway
Aleo Reed
Audrees
Charles Canavan
Afirmative
Timon McCoy
Morgan Sweeney
William Beacing
Eeuonn Usapraney
John Durkin
C. Gallagher
Suburban Electric Light Company
Malin Avenue
Central City
West Lackawanna Avenue
Main Avenue
Board of Trade
Local notes on weddings meetings and club news in town
Mrs. W B Christmas visits in Hamlinton Wayne county while Mrs William Edgar returns from Binghamton. A temperance meeting at Providence Methodist Episcopal church features addresses by Mrs Ida B Cole and Rev H M Cole. Lizzie Roberts marries Arthur Hastings at Jeremy. couple to live in Dunmore. Sewer work on Wayne avenue progresses and Dr Lloyd’s new drug store on Parker and North Main nears completion. John Williams welcomed a daughter. local indoor baseball league officers and team rosters announced. First league game set for Nov 25 with free admission for ladies. Patrick Mielty and Annie Burke wed at Holy Rosary church. Funeral for W J Williams to be held this afternoon. Celestial lodge Odd Fellows to attend. Frank Dever wed Archbald young lady with Crystal Dramatic club presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Christmas
North Main Avenue
Orchard
Hamlinton
Wayne County
William Edgar
Binghamton
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Ida B. Cole
H. M. Cole
Philadelphia
Mary Jones
Wayne Avenue
Charles Street
John Roberts
Jérmyn
Lizzie
Arthur Henry Hastings
Dunmore
W. G. Watkins
Providence Baptist Church
Lloyd
Parker Street
John Williams
William Street
Business League of Indoor Baseball
Osterhout
George M. Morley
William Nosh
John Davis
Joseph Osterhout
Mulley
Clarence Bigelow
C. B. Davies
T. D. Daylea
P. J. Maughan
George M. Mulley
John McDonnell
B. A. Stevens
Harry Palmer
W. Mitchell
L. Barnes
J. Thomas
Edward Loftus
J. Stopford
E. Robbin
M. Fox
W. Maynard
C. Morris
R. Simpson
Fenner
Chappel
J. Davis
H. Davies
W. Crowe
J. Loftus
W. Hadsel
W. Kennedy
D. Smith
J. Ruddy
P. Martin
Clarke Company
B. Powell
G. Bigelow
G. Martin
H. Clark
M. Fahri
Hollister Avenue
Celestial Lodge
No. 933
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Frank Dever
Crystal Dramatic Club
Dever
Local notes highlight postponement and community events
Postponed Pride of the Valley Castle entertainment moves to the 19th. Mrs. Blees improves after illness. Comedians perform in Manley’s hall. William Seagraves stays home ill. Lizzie Butterman slowly convalesces. A dancing class to be organized in Odd Fellows Hall. Bryden’s new house nears completion. Street crew clears gutters. iron fence planned by Pennsylvania Coal Co around Mill Street property.
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Pride of
Odd Fellows Hall
Bryden
Fifth
Dudley Streets
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Mill Street
Cmst
Town & Atone
Otros
Marriage of John Klotz and Minnie Kramer
John Klotz and Minnie Kramer were married yesterday at St John’s German Catholic church Hyde Park. Silas Evans of The Tribune served as groomsman and Mrs Annie Smeldopf was bridesmaid. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home on Prospect avenue with many friends offering congratulations. City Controller Fred J Widmayer says he seeks renomination. An event at the Young Women’s Christian Association rooms begins at 7 30 this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mali
Richard Grimes
Pike County
Lackawanna Hospital
Annie Johnston
Stone Avenue
Mauch Chunk
Tessie Caveny
Cherry Street
Hones
John Klots
Minnie Kramer
St. John’s German Catholic Church
South Main Avenue
Luzerne Street
Hyde Park
John Fricker
Silas Evans
Tribune
Annie Smeldopf
South Side
Prospect Avenue
Klotz
Fred J. Widmayer
First Chamber Concert Delights at Y M C A Hall
The first chamber concert of the season at the Y M C A hall drew a cultured audience and featured Theodore Hem reer fret violin A N Bip violin R J Bauer viola T H Rippard cello J Willis Conant piano and Miss Elsie A C Van Dervoort contralto. The program opened with a Bach D minor concerto for two violins and piano and closed with Cherubini D minor string quartet. Van Der Voort’s Ave Maria received strong praise and an encore Good Night followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
You Men's Christian Association
Theodore Hemreer
A. .N. Bip
Ecere
R. J. Bauer
T. H. Rippard
J. Willis Conant
Elsie A. C. van Dervoort
Remeny
Hach
Cherubini
Miss van der Voort
Luzzi
Charity Sale At Hallstead Home Raises Notable Sum
A charity sale last night at Mrs. William F. Hallstead's Wyoming avenue residence drew a large crowd despite rain. The event featured Miss Florence Boose from New York singing with emotion, violin solos by Miss Elizabeth Winton, and arranged refreshments by Mrs. A. M. Decker and Mrs. James Archbald. Several locals and visitors assisted in selling and entertaining, including Miss Carrie Harding and Miss Mabel Harding of Binghamton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Hallstead
William F. Hallstead
Wyoming Avenue
Florence Boose
New York City
Reese
New York
Sherry's
Elizbeth Winton
A. M. Decker
James Archbald
Miss Hunt
Miss Archbald
Richard Matthews
Weston
Kathryn Winton
Crooked Sam Cavanaugh Barred From City After Tramp Dodge
A Jerneyite known as Sam Cavanaugh spent Wednesday on the West Side selling knives and shears by dubious means. He was seized by Patrolman Peters after a quick alert by a safe buyer who exposed the ruse. In police court he claimed he bought the goods for cash at a Penn Avenue auction, and he was warned to leave the city by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerneyite
Sam Cavanaugh
Peters
Penn Avenue
Cavanaugh
Scranton Heads Banner Delegation to YWCA Convention
Scranton will lead the banner delegation to the state YWCA convention opening this afternoon at the Bloomsburg Lutheran church. The group will include most city delegates, all state officers except the secretary, and several executive committee members. Mrs. H. M. Boles will preside for the seventh year and may be asked to return.
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Bloomsburg
Scranton
Young Women's Christian Association
Delagation
H. M. Boles
Dodds Declares Business Like Quests Challenge
Priceburg resident Thomas Dodds, sporting editor, warns William Thorpe he will accept a one on one game from $10 to $20 a side. He proposes locations including Thorpe’s field or his own front yard if Thorpe proves the bet. He sets conditions for soft play and specifies a time window and date in a local notice.
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Dodds
the Tribune
Thomas Dodds
Priceburg
William Thorpe
Thomas
Laybourne
A Runaway Colt in Syracuse Stages Captain Anson as Star
Captain A C Anson, famed baseball figure, debuts as lead in a stage production in Syracuse titled A Runaway Colt. The play, written around him by Charles A Hoyt, follows Anson masquerading as Adrian in a comedy set at a minister’s home and a hotel pool, culminating in a climactic baseball game scene.
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Anson
Adrian
Chicago
Mannerses
Manly
Chicagos
Ponce de Leon
St. Augustine
Fla
Manners
Haight
Mercy
Dalton
The Play Ends With A Swinging Chicago Win
A tense scene unfolds at the Polo Grounds turned Chicago as Anson hits a decisive home run. Mercy's sister pleads for prayer but the bishop answers that noise and pitching will decide the outcome. The work notes Rosie would replace McMahon when staged in Chicago or Baltimore.
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Anson
Mercy
Babe
Polo Ground
Chicago
Rosie
Hoyt
New York
Cutcago
Baltimore
McMahon
Traction Company Deeds Robinson Street Strip
Horate E Hand Scranton Traction company attorney told City Solicitor Torrey the firm will transfer the Robinson street strip where its tracks lie in exchange for the right of way along the street center. Widening will be solved by condemnation actions to be started soon.
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Torrey
Henry Opera Company at Davis Theater Delivers Mixed Act
A dozen women and five male performers presented at Davis Theater with Gertie Le Clair and Kittle Clements delivering standout numbers. A lively Trilby dance and a suggestive mock dance drew attention while Rose Leslie May Harding offered a quirkier song and dance description. The male portion underwhelmed, yet the show remains worthy of strong attendance tonight and tomorrow with matinees.
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Henry Opera Company
Davis
Gertie le Clair
Kittle Clements
Rose Leslie
May Harding
Telegraph Crew on Long Road to New York
A gang of twelve postal telegraph workers camps at Half Way House in Honesdale. They left Olean in June two years ago and expect about a year and a half more to reach New York. They renew decay ing poles, fit cross arms and braces. cedar and chestnut poles, some thirteen years old, are replaced as needed. In cold weather they lodge in houses along the line.
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Half Way House
Honesdale
Olean
New York
Webster Avenue graded. no damages found
Deputy Clerk Emil R Bonn Alderman Fred Fuller and Attorney F W Fiesta reported on Webster avenue grading from Mulberry to Vine streets. Three viewers found property owners did not claim damages and the grading benefited the properties rather than damaging them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Avenue
Emil R. Bonn
Fred Fuller
F. W. Fiesta
Mulberry
Vine Streets
Reynolds Host First At Home At 605 Quincy Avenue
Mr and Mrs G F Reynolds entertained friends yesterday at their home 605 Quincy Avenue assisted in receiving by Mrs C D Simpson Mrs Frances B Swan Mrs Randolph Jones and Mrs Mary A Pennypacker Guests served by Miss May Pennypacker Miss Henwood Miss Dickson and Miss Fuller The rooms were decorated with roses chrysanthemums amilaz and reflected warm hospitality of the couple
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Reynolds
Quincy Avenue
C. D. Simpson
Frances B. Swan
Randolph Jones
Mary A. Pennypacker
May Pennypacker
Henwood
Dickson
Fuller
Mrs. Reynolds
Bridges Underway on Long Missing Links at Linnenan Point
Contractora King and Cleary progress on raising a derrick at peatreet end of Lin enan bridge preparatory to retaining wall work. Dry masonry only during cold weather. cement work to resume in spring. Concrete laying on Roaring Brook bridge began yesterday but stopped due to rain. Riveting finishing on the flat two spans will complete the iron work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King & Cleary
Peatreet
Linenan Bridge
Walla
Roaring Brook
Street Car Passes and Molders Cut from Pass List
Scranton Traction trims employee pass list as General Manager Stiiman reorganizes. Over a hundred books have been refused to holders in six weeks, with J R Heetem accused of lax past privileges and Sillisman planning to reduce names to about two hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiiman
Scranton Traction Company
J. R. Heetem
Sillisman
Widmayer Denies Rumors Ahead of Nomination Move
Mr Widmayer asserts reports in the South Side claiming he is not seeking renomination are false. He says he will win and plans to pursue another term. Separate notice informs baseball creditors that Attorney John F Murphy will handle distribution on a forthcoming date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mane W
John F.murphy
Bornce Street
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News of the Suburbs
Luge Bros
Mystic
R. J. Hughes
W. L. Steenback
West Side Bank
Starner
Booth Male Avenue
John H. 'Nold
Fairchild
F. W. Manon & Co
J. C. King
Jackson Street
William D. Grimiths
West Side Events
Marquette Club
St. Bronden Council
WY. M. I
Ann Thomas
Philip Thomas
Twelfth Street
Richard Williams
Wales
Re. Thomas Leyshon
Thomas Phillipsland
Aliam Thomas
Welsh Congregational Church
Miss Feeley
Cosy Beers Hall
Kate Feeley
Cincinnati
Leo Crossin
Mins Feeley
Fas Nellie MacGarrah
Price Street
M. ¥. Wymbs
Kelley and Gorman
James Hughess
No. 14
Selouth
Beer's Hall
Home Mission Society
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Order
Agnes Lawley
Ladies Aid Society
Sumter Avenue Presbyterian Church
Evan Jones
Rebecca Tre D
Rm. D
Pritchard
Lucerne S Treet
Robert Morrin Lodge
Ivorites
South Side Avenue
William Price, Jr
New Ree
Penn Avenues
Businey Bie
Horac
Parnes Rene
South Side News
M. C. & Hall
Charity
Otyphast
Thomas Doods
A. C. Anson
Syracuse
Charles A. Hoyt
America
Dr. Manners
Racine
Wis
New York Herald
Manny Manners
Captain Anson
Angon
West
New
Louisville
Villaime
Moercy
Lorce
Cullom
Dixwell
Fidler
Hopper
Della Fox
Nat" Goodwin
Harry Stevena
Azerey
Davis’ Theater
Erie Road
MR. Widmayer
the Fashion
Lackawanna Avenue
Commonwealth Ridg
Iron and Steel
Dr. Peal
Andrew Puan
John H. Phelps
Pharmaciet
Wyomleg Avenue
Spruce Street
Academy Ce OF Music
Teem
Alh
John Stewart and
Paul, Dresser
Oycos Tourstay
Mor Lh Beg
Academy OF Music
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Cls
Lesenes
Nat. Roth
Fisat Protecties
Af Thalr
Anna
Ee the Comic Opera
Su € Conmety Bown the
New Cod
Pamew Henry Company
Opera Quasas
Marie Rostelle
Annie Waltman
Marjorie Maxwell
Beautiful Girls
Elmira
Wilhelm
Monarch
Columbia i
Cleveland
A. W. Jurisch, Soees
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