Salem avenue improvements completed at council meeting
In Carbondale the council reported Salem avenue improvements finished and all requirements met. The bill list included Lynch & Bronnon feed 6.30 John Booth final estimate on avenue work 20 and E Mgon blacksmithing 19.70. residents sought updates on curbing grading and street plans while new resolutions ordered ditching, Spring street work, bridge repairs, and reallocation of sidewalk funds to street improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corncil
Neen Wanghort
Salem Avenue
Lynch & Bronnon
John Booth
E. Mgon
Andrew Mitchell
Canaan Street
Wngineer Frick
Stéphen Gilby
Laurel Avenue
Spring Street
Eighth
Wninth Avenues
Lacketbrook
John McCormb
Bee grower involved in Alderman case over assault
Thomas Hunt accuses James Keeney of assault after Hunt’s quarrel with his landlady Mrs. Lamb at the Simpson house. Keeney posted $200 bail for Monday night’s hearing as Hunt could not attend. Lamb’s testimony expected.
David E G Jones Dies at Home and Is Buried
Funeral held for David E G Jones who died at his Lathrope Avenue home on Saturday night. Services at First Presbyterian Church conducted by Revs Beecher and Lee, with a final burial at Maplewood Cemetery attended by pallbearers William Hobbs William Emmett Simon Pierce Henry Drum Thomas Suinglehurst and David Bastridge and flower-bearers David Morgan David Priestly and Aruthur Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. G. Jones
Lathrope Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
W. A. Beecher
Charles Lee
Lee
Beecher
Maplewood Cemetery
William Hobbs
William Emmett
Simon Pierce
Henry Drum
Thomas Suinglehurst
David Bastridge
David Morgan
David Priestly
Aruthur Thomas
Miner John Roach Hurt at Northwest Mine Injury
John Roach, a miner, was severely injured yesterday morning at the Northwest mine when crushed between a mine car and a pillar. He was examined by Dr. Wheeler, declared to have no broken bones, and afterward returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roach
Northwest
Wheefer
New York Philharmonic Club Visit Noted in Scranton
Mr and Mrs C W Whiting Mrs N L Moon Orchard H Torrance and Randolph Mason attended the New York Philharmonic club event in Scranton Monday evening. Sam Walker’s condition at his South Terraced street home shows no improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Whiting
N. 1
Moon Orchard
H. Torrance
Randolph Mason
New York Philharmonic Club
Scranton
Sam Walker
Ping i A &T
Scranton News Highlights Local Visits and Arrivals
Scranton residents and visitors are noted with numerous social items. Thom as F. of Salt Lake City returns and Peter Kranta’s South Side friends celebrate his European trip. William Watt returns from Europe and plans to join the Lackawanna bar. Many locals travel, attend services, or attend weddings and events, with updates on health, business moves, and community notices.
New Great South American Kidney Cure Delivers Quick Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder ailments relieved in six hours by this new remedy. It relieves pain in the urinary passages, back, and kidneys for both men and women and stops water retention almost immediately. Sold by C. M. Harris at 125 Penn Avenue in Scranton, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Harris
Penn Avenue
Scranton
Avoca hosts chrysanthemum show for Home Mission funds
The first Avoca chrysanthemum show opens at the Primitive Methodist church under the Ladies Home Mission Society. Exhibits include red, gold, yellow, white blooms and a wide range of shades. Proceeds go to Home Mission, with refreshments and courteous staff. Guests include Misses Constance and Frances O'Hara and J B Feeley. Rev William Watson spoke on Work Among the Home Mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avoca
Primitive Methodist
Ladies’ Home Mission Society
McDonald
Constance
Frances O'Hara
Philadelphia
Bishop O'Hara
J. B. Feeley
Scranton
M. H. Golden
William Smith
Mame Walsh
Parsons
Mame Fitzsimmons
William Watson
New York City
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Advertised for Teething
The notice touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy for teething pain in babies. It claims “over fifty years” of use and requests buyers to ask for the product from druggists worldwide, priced at five and a tile? cents, a line suggesting a standard price in era.
Tunkhannock Local Notes Fill Hydrant, Court Talk and Weddings
Train crews in Wilkes-Barre source water from local hydrants. ex County Treasurer Overfield and others visit. The Lake Winola ejectment case heads to Superior Court while borough taxes on dogs noted. A wedding at Russell Hill, a reading circle led by Addie McKown, and a housing development near the spool works reflect town life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Overfield
Meshoppen
Charles N. Hoffa
Dushare
Hola
J. F. Daniels
Misa Grace Baird
Lemon
J. F. Warner
T. B. Fitch
Elmira
Tunkhannock Epworth League
Addie McKown
W. M. Wood
Louis Chaffee
Guy Jackson
Lake Winola Association
W. H. Swartz
Mapa
Superior Court
Esser
Caffrey and
Owen
John C. Dean
Dalton
Misa Lena Gunder
Russell Hill
Scranton
uKes Barre
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Lake Winola
W. C. Kittridge
R. P. Northrop
Tanning Company
George Hines
Russell Hil Baptist Church
Jerome Remington
Mary Flummerfelt
Russell
Terrible daily cause of death from starvation plague
The text argues that death results not from food scarcity but from disease preventing proper nourishment. It notes continual flesh loss and wasting away of loved ones, urging immediate action to aid the sufferer before it is too late.
Bovinine nt Promoted as Nutrient Food Product
An ad touts Bovinine nt as a food product rather than medicine, claiming a concentrated form of beef nutrients retained by a special cold process. It is said to create new red blood cells, increase weight, build flesh and nerve tissue, strengthen organs, and help the body fight disease.
Notable local visitors and town notices in Eatonville region
Hill Edith Herman of Eatonville and Edward E. Stanton of Shapp Hill left yesterday for Florida with a stop in Atlanta on the way homeward. Lorenzo Whitney of Plymouth, former Harrisburg representative, visits this week to attend a court case. Mrs William M Stark acts as postmistress at Bardwell. F J Wheelock extends a count of days at Wilkes Barre and Scranton. Rumor of Lehigh Valley transfer to Penn vents Tenn and company stirs comment, not yet credible. Roger Searle of Montrose seen about town. A M Eastman plans to build a house on West Harrison Street. Water rent delinquents face excommunication next Saturday evening. Center Moreland Percheron stallion to be sold at J H Shook’s barn on Saturday November 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvents
Tennand Commany
Bhusnei
mctaMen Seeetio Canven
Roger 8
Burke and Yorkie undertakers visit Sebel town
Indoor bag eball is the latest fad in the sporting world in most cities but in Sebel it is moonlight quaint pitch ney. James W. O'Brien of Olyphant was a caller in town yesterday. The young people of St. Thomas church will form a new choir next Sunday and sing their first tunes on Christmas morning. Madame Celeste will give an entertainment in No 2 school house this evening with half the proceeds for the public school library. Revival meetings at Primitive Methodist church continue with increasing numbers joining. The stockholders of the new electric light company held a meeting last night. While excavating for the bed of the Johnson plane under Lincoln street a trench cave-in trapped a Hungarian laborer, rescued by companions. An oyster supper at Morris hall for Knights of the Golden Circle was well attended. John Snyder of Main street is seriously ill with typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F
Salt Lake City
Scranton South Side
Peter Kranta
Kranig
Germania Nng Society
William Watt
Europe
Law Department
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Watt
Lackawanna
Carbondale
Andrew Wyllie
Belmont Street
New York
Niles
E. J. Balsley
D. W. Coxe
Nanticoke
Forest City
John F. Abbott
Garfield Avenue
Honesdale
G. A. Russell
Catledonian Insurance Company
Couch
H. H. Daley
Salem Avenue
Philadelphia
Professor Hunt
Scranton
J. D. Purtell
W. D. Frank
Harry Bartlett
George James
McGrath
W. L. Leonard
Dan Scurry
Thompson
Elmer Brokenshire
Susquehanna
Oscar Bailey
South Main Street
George Gustin
Wilkes- Barre
George Nicol
Cemetery Street
Gustin
Engel
Dundaff Street
Olean
N. Y
J. J. Coroner
Minnie Bowen
Parcoo
Scurry & Co
Frank P. Kelly
P. A. Carroll
Marie Murray
Gordonn Avenue
M. TG. Madigan
Mary Morrison
Maggie
Anna Mssett
Anna Madigan
Thomas Missett
Mieses Katie
Emma Barrett
Fallbrook Street
Pittston Y Yeaterday
Augustus Pey
Bridget Duffy
Brooklyn Street
Frward Burke
Undertakers
Burke & Yorkie
Olyphant
Sebel
James W. O'Brien
St. Thomas’ Church
Madame Celeste
Primitive Methodist Church
New Electric Light Company
Johnson
Lincoln Street
Banka
John Wesley Castle
Knights of the Golden Farle
Morris’ Hall
John Snyder
Main Street
Local residents note visits and illness in Mehoopany area
Mr and Mrs Jennings of Mehoopany visit Mr and Mrs William Cappell of this place Mrs M M Clifford is confined to bed with nervous prostration J B Riker of East Lemon was a caller in town that week Mrs Nellie Pelham visited her mother or John Twining a few days last week
Local Notes and Social Gleanings At Waverly
Mrs. George Ward visits friends in Waverly while Maitlard Hays attends an event in Bloomsburg and visits family. Walter Packard suffers two finger crush injuries in a yard accident. surgeon Dr. F D Lamb aims to save them. John Normile to wed Nellie Dow at Friendsville Catholic church today. Scott Ives works in the cellar of the new Tingley block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ward
Waverly
Maitlard Hays
Bloomsburg
Walter Packard
F. D. Lamb
L. Desilva
Binghamton
Mre
N. L. Tyler
John Normile
Mies Nellie Dow
Friendsville
Scott Ives
Tingley Block
Local notes include injuries and visits across towns
A man injured when a stone failed on his foot will be off work for several days. Mrs. William Hoover and children visit Elmira friends. Mrs. B. R. Tanner and Mrs. L. G. Simmons visited Rev. and R. N. Ives in Binghamton. George Van Fleet in Waverly. Mike Millard returns from Scranton. Talk of reorganizing the RCA orchestra. Mrs. M. P. Cutrier visits Hackettstown. L. E. Titus of Foster registered at the Mitchell House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hoover
Elmira
B. R. Tanner
L. G. Simmons
Rev
R. N. Ives
Binghamton
George van Fleet
Waverly
Mike Mattle Millard
Scranton
Montrose Notes and Marriage Plans for Local Couple
Miss Emily Blackman left for Gilbertsville New York to spend time there. William H West of Montrose to wed Miss Rose Johnson of Lathrop with ceremony set for November 27. Agnes Scott back from Wilkes-Barre. Orlando Stone barn fire ruins outbuilding. eighteen cows perished. Justice McCollum and Mrs. McCollum return from Atlanta trip. Tarbell House porter Ricket sues hotel owner Depew over liquor sales to minors and Sunday sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Blackman
Gilbertsville
N. Y
William H. West
Ontmse
Rose Johnson
Lathrope
Agnes Scott
Wilkes-Barre
Orlando Stone
Montrose
Justice McCollum
McCollum
Atlanta
Ricket
Tarbell House
Depew
Mr. Depew
Local notes from town and surrounding area
D C Graham of Tunkhannock acted as caller in town yesterday. I T Little returned to Washington D C Monday with his mother in law Mrs Elizabeth Stevens who will make Washington her future home. N P Wilcox visited the county seat Tuesday. I T Whitbeck moves into Manley Kelly’s vacated house. Rumor hints a local dancing school. Mollie Tracey Weaton plans an entertainment Thursday evening November 22 at the Opera House for Presbyterian church. George Harding went to New York Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
The
Presbyterian Church
George Harding
New York
Ladies' Ald Society Meeting and Turkey Dinner Announcement
The Ladies' Ald society will meet at the home of Mrs. Joseph Curtis this afternoon. The Ladies' Ald society of the new church will hold a turkey dinner and supper on Thanksgiving day. Washington Camp 8 of Moosic will raise the new flag-pole at the new school building on Thanksgiving day. Freeman Millard of Moscow visited relatives this week. Rev A Griffin of Binghamton preached in the Brich church Sunday morning. Mrs W Farrett of Plymouth and Mrs W Jackson of West Pittston visited Mrs John Faraday Jr on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies
Ald Society
Joseph Curtis
Frederick Millard
Moscow
A. Griffin
Binghamton
N. Y
Brich Church
New Church
W. Farrett
Plymouth
W. Jackson
West Pittston
John Faraday, Jr
Washington Camp
Moosic
Death Claims the Bride in Indiana Funeral of Ellen Adair
Terre Haute Indiana November 19 Miss Ellen Adair who was to marry John Guley died at home shortly after a sister’s reception. She had spent the evening in good health and suddenly died from hemorrhage of the lungs just after midnight as preparations for a wedding were underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Terre Haute
Ind
Ellen Adair
Har
John Guley
Adair
Hartman introduces patent paint and brick-crumble prevention
Antonio Hartman announces 8 patent paint as a substitute for roof tinning and soldering. The paint is claimed to protect brick dwellings from crumbling cracks and spalling while being cost effective, with details unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Hartman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas Hunt
Alderman Bunnell
James Keeney
Simpson House
Charles Lamb
Hunt
David Jones
Columbia Hose Company
Temeday
Ublic
Knights of Father Mathew
Byrne
Hanford-Spencer- O'Brien
Damon and Pythias
Cen Loths
Lino
Ie Iiddaibean Avenue
Scott Inglis
Pittston
Pitteton
Scranton Tribune
Wiliam Street
A. m
Crow Street
Ken Stark
Linden Street
Wyoming Street
W. RK. Sax
John Trescott
Williams
Ann Williams
Squire Ehret
Evanas
L. and B. Junction
Ella Mines
Ashley
Frank Lavermine
Defoe Street
J. H. Kenst
Broad Street
Board of Health of
West Side
Pennsylvania Coal Company
P. J. McHale
Susquehanna House
Aliee O'Neil
Butler Street
Constable Bennett
Mahanoy City
Pittston Business Directory
Wright & Co
Snle
Exchange
Glenburn
Mysera
Palmer and Smith
Pocono
J. B. Edwards
F. J. Thom
JF. Metsgar
Susquehanna County
Nellie
Tunkhannocck
fHood’s
Sands of People
Hood
Soni
Bovinine
Pa'ceburg
HAL
STEAD
Old Forge
O'Malley
Wilkes Barre
A. P. O'Malley
S. Washington ST
Wilmes-Barre
MT. Pleasant
Navy Ming Avenue
WM. T. Smith
Lacka Avf
Washburn-Crosby
Washburn-Crosby Co
Lackawanna Valley
Aera, Liebecker & CO
Watt Building
Dickson Manufacturing CO
Anton and
Wilkes-B. E. PA
Anro
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