City Notes and Community Updates
City council to meet tomorrow. funeral of Attorney Hugh McColluri today in Montrose at 3 o'clock. Property owners along Taylor are urged to connect with the sewer, and Staff Captain Watkins leads meetings at the Salvation Army barracks on Price Street. Mrs. T. M. Gates addresses the Young Women's Christian Association tomorrow at noon. Thomas Heddington becomes bondsman for Mick Hickolski of Priceville. Banjo and Guitar club meets at the YMC A. Symphony concert ticket sales begin at the Academy of Music this morning. A Prohibition party opinion from Rev. J. C. Hogan will appear next Saturday. Marriage licenses issued for Morris Jones and Bridget Walker. Eugene George Mott and Mary Ann Baskin. Eugene Call to present stereopticon displays from December 1. Fire at L. W. Lewis store on Dick Bon avenue caused by benzine explosion. damage slight. Att’y David J. Davis representing FPBE Nettleton begins suit against Howard W. Hull for $519.18. Mayor Connell’s view on fire marshal role remains unavailable. appointment deferred until April. Reception honors 12 new central branch and 50 South Side YWCA members. refreshments served. Evan Jones hosts 79th birthday gathering at Webster avenue home. many relatives attend. Pabst’s Milwaukee Beer advertised at Lohman’s on Spruce Street. Davidow Bros advertise fine sterling lading stick pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McCol-luri
Montrose
I'Elowick
Taylor Syeare
Board of Health
Watkins
New York City
Salvation Army
Price Street
Morria Jones
Dunmore
Bridget Walker
Eugene George Mott
Old Porge
Mary Ann Baskin
Moscow
Eugene Call
The
Tribune
L. W. Lewis
Dick- Bon Avenue
David J. Davia
FPBE
Nettleton
Howard W. Hull
Lackawanna Avenue
Lake Helen
Fla
Connell
Board of Trade
Young Women's Christ
Central Branch
South Side
Aira
Frank Wotts
Mason
Clara Richards
Ruth Dale
Bishop Nicholson Confirms Candidates at Grace Reformed Church
Bishop Nicholson administered confirmation at Grace Reformed Church on Wyoming Avenue before a large congregation. Confirmed were Miss Annie Staines, Herbert Staines, Mrs. Rosina Mincher, Miss Lucy Lucker, John H. Farrell, Robert Horace Bonney, Miss Mary Harkness, William H. Rowe, Mrs. Rowe, Miss Barah Roberts, Miss Pearl Murray, William H. Prynn, George Charley Graves, Miss Mary Adelle Graves, Miss Anna Hosle, Miss Mary H. Doster, Ming Georgiana Williams, Miss Katie Burt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Nicholson
Grace Reformed Church
Wyoming Avenue
Annie Staines
Herbert Staines
Rosina Mincher
Lucy Lucker
John H. Farrell
Robert Horace Bonney
Mary Harkness
William H. Rowe
Rowe
Barah Roberts
Pearl Murray
William H. Prynn
George Charley Graves
Mary Adelle Graves
Anna Hosle
Mary H. Doster
Ming Georgiana Williams
Katie Burt
Grace Reformed Church Confirms Largest Class In Years
Bishop delivers an impressive sermon after a solemn confirmation service at Grace Reformed Church. A large and varied group of candidates, including Daniel H. Powell and Horace C. Smith, followed by praise of the church’s solid gold band and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel H. Powell
Horace C. Smith
Mra
Martha Dick
Mamie Burt
Grace Reformed Church
Property Owners Weigh Traction Track Move in Scranton
A meeting of select and common council street railway committee members Kellew and Manley debated relocating Scranton Traction lines on Franklin avenue from Spruce street to Lackawanna avenue. A minority of property owners signed a paper endorsing double tracking as beneficial to all, but no quorum forced adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellew
Manley
Street Railways
Select Council
Scranton Traction Company
Ita
Franklin Avenue
Spruce Street
Lackawanna Avenue
Scranton
City of
M. Moves
Bro. & Co
P. Zebler
W. A. Beemer
Bittenberder & Co
James Ferguson
D. A. Beemer
Murry Moore
W. H. Whyte
W. H. Jackson
Joseph Godfrey
View Transfer Company, Limited
H. Hand Chirman
Taylor's New Directory Advances Scranton Listing System
J James Taylor son of the late W H Taylor now canvassing Scranton for a new directory with a block system. The progressive feature aims to modernize the local directory and matches methods used in large cities. Taylor brings extensive experience and local familiarity. Ad text promotes Davidow Lroy cuff buttons for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. James Taylor
W. H. Taylor
Williams Scranton
Mr. Taylor
Scranton
Davidow Lroy
Palmer Cox and Queer People book offer
Palmer Cox lauded as poet laureate of children and his Queer People drawn for Christmas gift. Several thousand copies sold, price 10 cents at office or 12 cents by mail. Sta un falling. Died Mary Wagner, wife of John Wagner, Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Cox
Brownlea
Rheumatism Cure Promises Relief and Cure
Mrs. Sarah H. Smith of Pineville Bucks County Pennsylvania reports twenty five years of rheumatism ending after using Munyon's Rheumatism Cure. She claims permanent relief and praises the remedy's rapid action for acute muscular pain and joint stiffness. Munyon's Homeopathic remedies are sold nationwide by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah H. Smith
Pineville
Bucks County
Munyon
Munyon's
Homoeopathic Home Remedy Company
Philadelphia
Excelsior Club Boxers Headline Scranton Tournament
At Music Hall last night the Excelsior Athletic club staged a crowded boxing program with McDermott, O’Donnell, Lane, and Woods winning rounds amid crowd reactions. Disputed decisions and hissed referee judgments marked the event while Wil lsecheck, Clunan, and Curtin also featured for attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clunan
Woods
McDermott
Spink
Willischeck
John Curtin
Philadelphia
J. McGowan
Excelsiors
Curtin
Columbia Hotel
Lower Lackavwanna Avenue
Burns
Scranton
O'Boyle Remembered as Devoted Wife and Mother
Funeral services honored Mrs. W P Schilling with a solo at the offertory and organist Schilling playing Nearer My God to Thee as the cathedral procession departed. Interment followed at Hyde Park cemetery with pallbearers Dr J J Carroll T P Hoban A J Casey T F Kane T C Melvin F P Brown J J O Doyle M F Barrett M G B Medizan and M J Daly of Great Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Barrett
M. GB. Medizan
M. J. Daly
Great Bend
Symphony concert by Scranton Orchestra Friday at Academy
The Scranton Symphony Orchestra of fifty leading Scranton Wilkes Barre musicians debuts Friday evening at the Academy of Music under conductor Theodore Hemberger. Tickets go on sale at 9 am at the Academy box office. program features soloists, principal players, and New York musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton. Wilkes-Barre Symphony Orchestra
Academy of Music
Scranton Symphony Orchestra
Scranton
Wilkes- Barre
Symphony Orchestra
Hemberger
Ehice
Senta
United
Mousicians of
Wilkes- Harre
Theodore Hemberger
Vpprano
Joseph Pizzorello
National Conservatory
New York
Joseph Summerhill
J. Willia Conant
Robert Bauer
Gustave Sehmidt
A. N. Rippar
Prankines
Fred Widmayer
Welsendue
M. Bennett
A. Lohman
Charles Moore
August Wahlers
Charles Pokorny
George Winlack
M. McTigue
Frank O'Hara
Ed Pierce
Joseph Layborn
Willam Benjamin
Bernhard Priem
Adolph Hanson
Frang Pokorny
Fred Goodenough
Eugene Shilfey
Herbert Walters
Tom Rippard
Lacher
H. I. Blackwood
Willam Shiffer
Charles Peard
William Heary
Eugeie Ham
Theodore Ballachmann
Olve
G. Chester Bridgmann
Louis Zoral
Liew F. Jones
Peter Schappert
Wulam Skeat
F.C. Erkhardt
David L. Reese
Gus Kramer
David Reese
William Morton
John Turn
W. V. Griffitha
Tom Caygill
Jones
Musicians of
P. PF. Madden
Opening of Scott art gallery brightens Court House Square
The Scott art gallery on Court House square at Adams ayentee and Linden street opened yesterday. B Scott Jr, longtime Scranton dealer, furnishes elegant Garney Brown block apartments with a premier oil painting collection from American French and German masters. Notable works include Dupre The Prime and studies by J H Witt, Hart and other artists. The display invites connoisseurs and new patrons to browse in comfortable seating among the high class works. Oyster forks triple plated ware advertised by Davidow Bray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House Square
Scott Art Gallery
Adams Ayentee
Linden Street
B. Scott, Jr
Scranton
Scott
Garney & Brown
Walla
Dupre
Pivnie
J. H. Witt
New York
Hart
Old Officers Re elected at Associ ated Charities Meeting
The annual meeting at Albright Memorial hall presided by FL Wormser re elected Colonel F E Ripple as president. New directors were named to three year terms and officers confirmed including Rev. Rogers Israel as secretary and William T. Smith as treasurer. Mrs. Duggan praised for charitable work while cautions urged proper investigation before giving aid to prevent fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Albright Memorial Hall
FL. Wormser
T. J. Moore
B.J. Lynmatt
William T. Smith
Luther Keller
Dr. &. BH. Shroup
T J. Kelly
Ped. Rudne
Philly Kirat
W. Gaylord Thorns
Rogers Israel
Daniel Phillips
F E. H. Ripple
Nele
Ripple
Vincent de Paul Society
Duggan
Boles
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Dugan
EB. J. Lynnott Way
J. KR. Cohen
Dugean
Coursen’s Miners’ Friend Advertised in Guarded Block
An old classified note mentions Coursen’s as a miners’ friend sold by the block for a time, with Davidow Bros and a guarantee timekeeper referenced in the same line as a beverage price and barrels or by the gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coursen's
Dayidow Bros
Pound Rates For Family Laundry Offer
A local laundry service promotes weekly family wash with special pound rates. The notice invites families to write for terms and pricing, promising convenient, economical laundry solutions amid busy Mondays.
Fur Garment Makers Offer Satisfaction Guarantee
Company declares inhouse production of all fur garments and guarantees full satisfaction or money refunds. Emphasizes prompt mail order service and invites readers to request an illustrated catalogue.
Mrs J J O Boyle Buried In Solemn Rites
Funeral services for Mrs J J O Boyle of Penn Avenue were held at St Peter's Cathedral. A requiem mass was celebrated by Rev J A O Reilly with several priests in attendance. Father McHugh delivered a moving sermon on the talents parable and the deceased's faithfulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter's Cathedral
J. J. O'Boyle
Penn Avenue
J. A. O'Reilly
J. A. McHugh
P.J. Golden
N. J. McManus
F. P. Walsh
F. McNally
M. J. Millaine
Father McHugh
Mra
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norrman & Moore Fire Insurance
Wyoming Ag
Ackawan
Yab. W
Wyoming Ave
City Notes
T. M. Gates
Thomas Heddington
Mick Hickolski
Priceville
Tippling House
J. C. Hogan
Porest City
Prohibition Party
Evan Jones
Webster Avenue
Shore
Edward Jones
George Jones
Alfred Jones
Hr. H. Bushnell
Will Phillips
Richard Hiorns
Jessie Hierna
Arthur Heel
Bert Bushnell
Mises Emma Huber
Pabst
Milwaukee
Lohman’s
Bpruce Street
Davidow Bros
Traction Company
Davidow
Taylor's New Directory
Harry Woods
Excelsior Athletic Club
Music Hall
McCoy
Schlosser
Jeferre Robertson
John J. Collins
Fred Taral
W. H. Robertson
Fred W. Burns
Varuna Boat Club
Brooklyn
John Kennedy
South Washington Avenue
Willam Kane
Thomas O'Donnell
Nonparella
Trenton
O'Donnell
Corbett
Timothy McDermott
Ed. Spink
Kohler
Physical Institute
James J. Corbett
Ike
Joe Lane
Greenwoods
John Rice
Eurekas
Lane
Nils
Rice
Professor Kohler
Popu Rice
Batty” McCoy
L. Schlosser
P. J. Durkin
Joe Williebeck
Dayidow Broa
Hoo Doo
Lo Glock
Washington Avenue
Rogers Bros
Colonial Food
Co, T, Miller
Court Street
Diamond Ave
Tana
MERT
Direttora
David
Nay Aug Palle
Elmhurst Houlevard
Commonwealth Building
Richard PF
Lindsay
Multerry Street
Powell's Music Store
Weber
Guernsey Bros
Gzarina
Llit
W. W. Berry
Leora
Sonmer
Columbus Monument
Washington Av
Tim
America
Woolworth
Lackawanka Avenue
Jewelry and Silver
Rogers
Washington Ave
Island's
Alaska
Astrakhan
Hudson Bay
Mar
Mink Circular Cape
J, Bolz
Wycntsg Av
Iar
Clothiers, Hetlers & Furnshera
E. G. Coursen
Lackawanha Ave
C. Snyder
Syoming
Banister’s
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
M. Brown
Lackawanna Ave
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