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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1894
Page
8
Promoters tout coats with detailed manufacturing cost controls and fixed prices from 5.50 to 12.50, promising maximum style for minimum cost. Shoppers urged to tell neighbors about the sale and its extensive value.
Ladies gloves receive high praise from fashion authorities with expert glove judges deeming the styles perfect and emblematic of Dame Fashion’s stamp of approval.
The Pittston hospital reports show thirteen south ward beds donated by local lodges and individuals with the “Mary Bed” and “Archie DeWitt Bed” funded by subscriptions. Facility upgrades include a new bath and closet area with tile floors, delluloid walls, and steam heat. A mobile operating-room table, praised by Dr. Guthrie, aids patient removal. The article also notes upcoming events and local news items.
J Miller reports acquiring a lease of a coal tract four miles square in Oklahoma. James Day Jr announces a Lone Star trip. East Lemon lodge plans its annual anniversary supper on December 1 at the Methodist basement. Myra Bement of Philadelphia is reported dead. relatives will attend the funeral. Bridge repairs and a broken timber incident are noted along the river. A settlement at Vosburg failed and will go before the January grand jury.
Hallstead residents attended the funeral of M. E. Wright in Susquehanna on Saturday. Misa K. Pike and Philo McDonald were citybound, with McDonald later treated for a hip dislocation. Dr Lamb provided care and RK W Searle of Susquehanna visited town on Saturday.
Blakney and W E B Cook returned from a short trip with two fine deer trophies. Harry Summons visited friends Ian Girdland Inet week. Mise Susie Walt of Hawley was a guest of Honesdale relatives Saturday. Magnifying glasses from Davidow Bros.
Miss Alice Pigeon of New York visited W. J. Bergan's last week. Ernest Cary appeared in Mayfield Saturday. Patrick Bergan traveled to Scranton Saturday night. C. B. Hoyt was in Pittston yesterday and attended a Scranton wedding. Richard Friend visited Carbondale Saturday night. Walter Griffiths, Edward Masten, W. J. Bergan, and Timothy McCarty were in Pioneer City Saturday night. Eyeglasses sold by Davidow Bros.
The Delaware and Hudson mine paid wages on Thursday as it operated fourteen days in the last month. About $11,000 was paid in payroll and 10,000 tons of coal were shipped. A son was born to Mr and Mrs William Beere and Mrs Henry Viezard expected to return from England. Urlah Mitchell in Monroetown visited his brother H 10 Mitchell. A Colorado man named Walte blamed defeat on opposition and the women who voted Tuesday.
In Honesdale Hon. FE Bh Wardenberg Hon Henry Witwon and E A Penniman attended the funeral of the late My Bh Wright. Hunters have been active in Pike County pursuing deer for several weeks, a party including Manila William Kimble Ruswell Kimble William...
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