Personal note on travel and arrivals
Me and Mie, FF BL Nettleton left for Manila yesterday to spend winter. Rh WH Sherrerd of Troy, in the hueat of his brother A WH Sherrere. Minty W EL Allen, Miss Tulle Allen and John H. Blackwood arrived in Scranton this morning. They traveled from New York yesterday, with rough passage from Liverpool on the steamer New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Nettleton
Manila
WH. Sherrerd
Troy
N. Y
A. WH. Sherrere
Minty W. EL Allen
Tulle Allen
John H. Blackwood
Scranton
New York
Liverpool
Peculiar Charge Over Water Damage After Death of Pollack Wife
Joseph Pollack of Eynon Street charges city officials with neglect after street grading diverted surface water into his cellar. He says dampness and odor caused his wife’s pneumonia death and his daughter’s illness, and asks the board of health to act. The report notes Pennsylvania Pavikon headquarters for holiday goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Pollack
Joseph Pollack
Eynon Street
Kynon Street
Kirst
Scranton's Business Interests Big Illustrated City Publication
The Tribune announces a meticulously compiled classified list of Scranton and vicinity wholesale, banking, manufacturing and professional interests bound in book form with photogravure views and portraits of leading citizens. The edition aims to attract new residents and serve as an effective advertisement for the city. Representatives will contact those interested in inclusion and portrait views of residences can be requested at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
the Tribune
THE
Tribune
Annual Sunday School Rally and Community notices
Scranton Street Baptist church held its annual Sunday section rally with prayer, recitations, and a sermon by Rev. Colling. Obituary notices recall the funeral of Michael Reap and a large turnout for services. Local events include a high school football win 22 to 4 for No. 1 over Green Ridge and a birthday gathering for Mr. Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Steel Baptisl
BG. Beddoe
G. W. Mutelason
Missa Gitte Goulteh
Anny Morgin
Livete Jones
Mise Marth Watking
Am God
Thomas G. Bynes
Tov
Anu
To. Colling
Sui
Maron Hutchiogen
Linn Moore Jinil Mig
Iti
Beddow
No. PA
Gammon's Hill
Green Ridieo
Apobot
Ieeseereee
Itmerte Wiliams
Takin
Caty Morris
W. Davis
Conters
Dame
Nkingaley
Joned Joseph
oRight End
Coloman Bi, Clark
Willlume Mogs Ieensee
Ckewleo G. Phillips
Watts Bow
ceereeeeLtill Dugk
Northumberland visits and community notes from Oak Street
Miss Emma Wilson of Oak Street visits her sister in Northumberland while John Wilson of East Market Street spends Sunday with Danville friends. Randolph Crippen recovers after ten days illness. William Wright, a Main Avenue carriage maker, has recovered from a serious illness. Eight new Camp Wi initiates planned. several locals named in minor mischief and shop window incident. Puritan Congregational church annuals and sash drill noted with contestant names. Welsh Baptist Bible Day services and a charity collection reported. Keystone Dancing Club plans meet after armory bagnar. tea honors Miss Maury Mudes at Bristol House. Pillbury Flour Mills capacity listed. Davidow Drew markets holiday silver novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Wilson
Oak Street
Northumberland
John Wilson
East Market Street
Danville
Rachel Grittiths
Margaleth Thomas
Wilkey-Harve
Vised Sarh Gritiths
Spring Street
Camp Wi
Pateiette Order Sons of America
Elisa
Poverer & Chappell's
Slope
Muarkaret Digia
Mary L. Retae
Mary Edwards
Alice Thoms
Alice Meare
Margaret Willits
Harriet Richards
Elisabeth Leonard
Mabel Jenkins
Armit Thomas
John Thomas
Alfred Perry
Margaret A. Williams
Henry Jott
George Davis
Baptist Home
Armory
Maury Mudes
George Mabey
Bristol House
St. Luke's Church
Anna Morton
Kate Lundee
Belle Mabey
Bessie Maley
Ruby Lions
Ella Lundee
Remains of Emil Schmidt Laid to Rest on South Side
Funeral details report Emil Schmidt of Prospect Avenue buried at Pittston Avenue Cemetery after a service at Hickory Street Presbyterian Church. Large South Side cortege with pallbearers named, floral tributes described, and services conducted by ministers from local churches. Funeral home and Lodge attendees noted, with mention of two missing brothers and a later note on Willie Miller’s burial in Pittston Avenue Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Taylor
Hyde Berk
Thomas Glynn
Stephen Connore
Hichard Maxey
Milex Crossin
John Misman
John YT. Mulhirnes
Moke Taylor
Dorces
Harry J. Martin
Toho Jennligs
George Larney
Emil Schmidt
Prospect Avenue
Pittston Avene
John Geiger
Frank Hobling
Casmer Hartman
Conrad Ill
Christian Kellerman
George Engle
Thomas H. Spruks
Tower Seivers
Vincent Blech
George Burkley
Kraner
Joha Roller
Fueral
Charles
Alehald
San Antonio
Exc
Devas Morgan
Minowka
Murrow House
Sehwoul House
Hig Assovietom
Tyeksa- Wahid Lownalilp
D. Powers
Saturdy
Bethlehem
Atrs
Powers
Eda
Willie
Frat Miller
Pittston Avenue
Classified Notice of Estate Items and Offerings
Blank and miscellaneous books photographs and scrap albums teacher and family bibles pictures for wedding gifts gold pens fine stationery and writing tablets located at 312 Lackawanna Avenue.
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Norton's New Store
Wyoming
Dennison
Academy Board
Hall
Whiting's
Crane's
Wyoming Ave
Snow
Weston Mill
Gounterfeil
Garney, Brown & Co
Mfr
Court House Square
Herman
Lim
Washington Avenue
Davilow Bros
Pavidon Pres. Ie
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Scranton Street Baptist
William Powell
Winn Powell
Fourteenth Street
Jones
Tabernacle Congregaional Church
Peter Roherty
Oliphant
Offielater
David Myans
David Lewis
Hyde Park Castle
Knights of the Mystic Chain
State Council
Washburn Street
Hurl Hollister
Richard Thomas
Jonathan Jones
William Charles
William Lewin
Henry Hancock
James PB
Harris
Mitty
James P. Harts
Evans Court
Thane Price
Harry Edwards
Migs Hutchingon
John M. Harri
Thomas Anthony
Min
Ladwie Lad Wig
Muir
Lanman
Jennie Jones
Lixgle Phillips
Livaie
Mary Wills
Mary
Norma Powell
Jemimé Jones
Mary Watkins
Hattie
Ruth Davis
Steve Thomas
Anni
Maggie Harris
Margie Maptis
Mary Ludwig
Charles Keller
Jacob Pfeiffer
Chris
Daniel Robertson
David Jones
John Jenkins
William Ludwig
Wesley Walters
Logae Price
Daniel Harris
Chester Ludwig
William Harris
Misa Hutchinson
Shamokin
Mrs Berkiger
Olyphant
Miss Hutchyson
Miss Berkiger
Miss Hutchinson
Will
Buffalo
Tripp
Mr. Chase
Binghamton
Charles Stutter
Clork
John T. Porter
Jennie Jeffrey
Ate
John Jeffrey
Wright's Court
Winghamton
Joned
Frank Benore
Scranton Street
Lomln
Michael Reap
Clark
Moses Taylor Hospital
Joni S Bareis
Division Birce
B.D. Tyler
North Matin Avenue
Susquehanna
William Oc. Davies
Lafayette Street
Mise Jehnle Lawrence
Hyde Park Avenue
James Clary
Tunkhannock
Freimn
James Bucher
North Lincoly Avenue
I. P. Davis
Laniis KE. Jones
John E. Jenkins
Cewell Court
Duwhdunes
Biter
Vin Jenking
Harpeton
Win
White
Dhoye
Tip Toad
Hampton Street
Dy Clearne St Reynolds
St. Jobn'a Cerema Catholic Church
South
Math Avenuus
Muwle Hall
Hey
Father Kleker
Linkmart
Duvilow Brow
Norte
Davidow Drew
Pillabury
Hallacher's- Millinery
Fi. Langfeld
Laoka
News OF the
South Side
Evan T. Morgan
Taylor Forest Home
Ednairas
Wille Miler
Pittston Ave
Puncralof Kyan T. Morgan
New England
New England Society
Board of Trade Rooms
Lavehkit
Warne Avenue
Ustal
Parefathers
PRATT
Lackawanna Avenue
China
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Spruce ST
Lacka
Christian, the
Hatter
Sapolio
Black
Oxford
Martin & Delany, Custom Tailors and Clothiers
Lackawanna Ave
Millinery Department
E.M. Hetzel
Lacka. Ave
Guna
Clarence
J. Florey
Franklin Ave
Franklin Avenue
Children's Department
Gallen
ChiMren
Penn Clothing And*shoe House
Penn Avenue
Complete Outfitters
S. L. Gallen
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