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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1898
Page
7
The store invites families to shop early for a leisurely holiday experience. It promises fresh toys, a vast Books selection near 20,000 items, and numerous novelties in silver, china, and glass, with staff ready to hold items for later pickup.
Odd assortment of clothing and accessories sale items with price markdowns on boys wear, gloves, curtains, hats, candy, hosiery and more. Includes limited time offers and half price on children’s trimmed hats, 19 cent candies, 68 75 cent hats, and discount prices on fabrics and curtains.
The Carbondale correspondence of The Tribune is placed in the hands of Mr. J. M. Fortes. All complaints about regular delivery should be addressed to Roberta & Rey holds news agents.
A severely burned eleven year old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Williant Hit ted, was playing with powder on Cirfield avant when a spark ignited powder along the sidewalk. He escaped with burns to brows and eye lashes, while others nearby fled. The incident highlights dangers of handling fireworks and powder by youths.
The Mitchell hese company drew late audiences to the Watt building with a packed hall. Prof Kath presented a notable act, Honey Batie delivered sharp humor, and Jd J Battle sang vocal solos to strong applause. A rocking chair was the door prize.
The Bilroy Stock Company staged a strong show at the Grand Opera House last night. Rebert H. Harris delivered a refined vocal turn and drew notable applause, while Marines impressed as a versatile singer, with his stage presence praised as among the finest seen in city reports.
The Ladies Missionary Society met Wednesday afternoon in the First Presbyterian Church lecture room. Members read papers on home and foreign work. sixty members attended. A five dollar offering was taken, followed by prayer, refreshments, and a successful social and instructional session.
Mrs Margaret Moran married James McCabe at Bt Rose church on Wednesday evening at 5 30. The ceremony was performed by Hen J McCabe of Avocet, a brother of the groom. Miss Allen Moran of Midenville and Mr John DAlton of the city attended. Afterward Mrs Metoby and the bride's mother received guests at Canaan street home.
In a bold move the Ciermank Fluging society announced the appointment of a veteran center from Scranton. The chosen director, noted for long service and strong local ties, has quickly become a central figure in the community’s sporting and cultural scene.
A recruiting office is planned for opening in the city. Lieutenant Smyiter from Scranton, acting as an officer, will seek access to Fifteenth regulations. A court suit is expected to be filed Monday and Tuesday at Hotel Anthracity to enlist those willing to serve.
Among the Petttons attendees were Mesdames Edward Blackwlow Samuel Slog Clayton Cur ie Anson Hayley George Pheer WW Leona Jost Vandermark John Harvey Joseph Nicholson Willam Kase and Mr and Mrs J P A Ting ley Mr and Mrs B C Harnden Miss 8 June Giraver Skeets Edward Bogen had his fingers unplorked at work on the Jeffer son Lineh The Evle paid the largest salaries in the city this week David Nichole attended a Knights of Myrtle Shrine meeting in Wilkes Barre Yor Shtauhker of Paterson entertained a party by slight of hand at Hotel Anthra Hollin Pray of theeleha Opera company will be seen at the Opera next week Vandermark posed
Mr Dwight J Beardeley and Miss Margaret Buplett wed at the bride's mother's frame on Main street. The Scranton Electric Construction company completed wire stringing and heads to Halistead for another plant contract. Wires faulty alarms damage the borough fire system, raising who pays for the ruined equipment. A child died after falling into a boiler of hot water. Fireworks and displays continue at the company bell. Local hunters returned from Wayne county with rabbits. An Tennessee man credits Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with recovery after dysentery.
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