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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1894

Page

8

Hosiery sale listing with varied wool hose

An old newspaper ad lists Hosiery items including Children’s Black Wool Hose at 25 cents, Women’s Black Wool Hose at 25 cents, and Women’s Black Fleeced Hose at 35 cents. The compact catalog highlights affordable fibers for family legwear.

Surprise party honors Frank Jones on Washington Street

Tuesday evening in Carbondale a surprise party was held at Frank Jones's home on Washington Street. The event featured a large group of local guests, updates on social happenings, and notes on visitors, weddings, and local business progress including new stores and rapid transit cars.

Frank Jones Washington Street Misves Hadle Lowly Mame Bryson Mabel Fautz Mugele Boyd Sallie Phillips Sarah Davis Annie Grady Daisy Miller Annie Evans Alexander Mitchell Teuben Kinback Wille Hunted Fred Whitmire Charlie Wittlock Dion Hart Syed Swinele Fred Haustein Mall Mire N.C. Miew Scranton P. A. Garrell J Tilselly Mins Regis Relily Honesdale St. John's Church Honesvile George Winsieman Univnitate Tinsley Charles Crandall Bikdale Mise Mamle Daley Salem Avenue Wis Wilkes-Barre Clark's Association Rapid Transit Company Crystal Lake Forest City Alf and Howard P. Jotina James B. Nicholson Hannah Leonard Charlotte Giles Jessie Moore Ligsie Scurry Louie Willaims Harry T. Williamen George M. Mille Russell M. Shepherd Levi A. Patterson Horace G. Likely Dannie Scurry Bell Blackham Herrick Cotter J. Th Nedlon Hancock N.Y Baral Howiston New York City Mr. and Mire Mile Gardner Mary Watt Cora Bell Wilson+Barre William Hamilton Waller Scurry Munnwdale Exchange Social Club

Local Notes on Injuries Wools and Prospects

Reported injuries from a wagon collision leave Ignac Preeman with a broken spine possibly fatal. Dutch Mountain farmer Otten tests sheep breeds praised for climate and wool yield. Parkston well drilling to resume within weeks, 1000 feet deeper than previous depth. Mrs. Atkinson of Alford visiting Crickdils. Election procedures for presiding judge being prepared with a petition and signatures. James L. Vose and A. M. Eastman both building new dwellings in the northwest quarter of the township.

Ignac Preeman Otten Dutch Mountain Nilainge fHimbury Eheeg Wroming County Parkston Robert Atkinson Alford Crickdls Herun Hae Boven Oth James L. Vose A. M. Eastman New West Denoss

Birthday Party For Misa Minnie Wilbur

Saturday featured a surprise party for Misa Minnie Wilbur marking her fourteenth birthday. Guests enjoyed refreshments and music as Daisy Cady convalesced and Ralph D. Willis remained indisposed. Mrs EB Williams hosted a gathering of local youths. the school reopened after a diphtheria scare. Ann Wilcox, the popular minister, has left for Brooklyn.

Misa Minnie Wilbur Nariroue Weil Daisy Cady Ralph D.willis Wiliams Ars. S. L

Real Estate Deal Sets Sights On Claris Summit Growth

Horatio AL Patrick and Atherton close on the Woodlawn plot adjoining Summit Park. The tract, with springs and grove, will yield a mile of station frontage and street trading development planned for spring opening. Patrick plans a new depot and enhanced drainage for urban expansion.

Claris Summit Horatio AL Patrick Atherton Woodlawn Lywekawanna Summit Park Patrick & Powell Ifr George Swallow

Bucknell Notes and Football Narrowly Won by State College

Bucknell notes report Professor Hockwood visiting Philadelphia and Rev. George F B Rein delivering a notable sermon at Bucknell University. A large crowd attended a Y M C A fundraiser concert. The main item describes a football game Saturday at the Athlete Park where State College defeated Bucknell 12 to 6 after a tense finish with a late turnover and successful kick.

Profesor Hockwood Philadelphia Perrine Methodist Church George FB Piltdelphia University Bucknell Toll Toll, Subjest Ariel Quartette Bucknell Hall Baturiay Willanapore Stute College Nike Hoya Seime State College

Local Notes and Social Gleanings from the County

In Dumiille Taylor F Stevenson called on frictils yesterday while Bert Shurta Wyilustog visited friends here. G W Hougadroy Pittston was in his place yesterday. Mesere Courtright Richardson and others on a hunting expedition in Pike county. Db BE Jones ill with typhoid pneumonia. Borough street improvements progress with better looking streets and alleys. William Nyhart began wood-work on a new Main street house. A benefit ball for John Duffy Hyde Park at Weber's rink Monday. Mr Duffy recently broke his leg at Duryou. William Shrive and Mids Mary Harland Rondham wed in Binghamton Now & 04 by Rev FH Race at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage.

F. Stevenson Dumiille William Nyhart Main Street John Duffy Hyde Park Weber Duffy Duryou- Wiliam Shrive Mary Harland Rondham Binghamton N.Y FH. Race

Peckville Moves Residents and Local News Bits

Allen Peckville foreman for Sterrick Creek Con moved his family yesterday from Pitinlun to a vacant house once used by Superintendent Brighton on Miln street. Sunday church detour. no Baptist services after morning worship due to Methodist Episcopal dedication. James Boland of Jemup faces arrest for alleged aggravated assault and battery on Mr Pool. Boland held to bail of 5000. Patrick Godfrey gave security. Harry Williams and Alta, of Hickory Street, visited relatives at Pilton. A public reading room opened for the young last evening in the Grand Army of the Republic hall.

Mr. Allen Sterrick Creek Con Company Pitinlun Brighton Miln Street New Methodist Episcopal Church West Baptist Church Thomas FL Wells Oriortal Joseph Pool Air Pool Boland Iron Bar Patrick Godfrey Ami Alta Harry Willams Hickory Street Purenia Piltaton Te Youn Mien Grand Army of the Republic

Avoca Clergy Exchange and Local Visits Report

Rev A J Welley of Langcliffe Presbyterian will exchange pulpits with Kev GO of Brooklyn New York. John Aikman of Dague Mines Bik county visits his brother Charles Alkmon in West Avona. Mrs James McKensie returns home after visiting Edwardavills. Mary and Fannie Brown attended a masquerade party at Piston. Mrs Reuben Edwards of Minera mentioned in local notes.

A. J .Welley Langcliffe Presbyterian Vhurch Kev GO Ny Mastery Brooklyn N. Y John Aikman Dague Mines Bik County Charles Alkmon West Avona James McKensie Edwardavills Piston Reuben Edwards Minera

Avoca and Pittston Visitors Reported Yesterday

Mills spent yesterday with Avoca residents and Tol. Melelighlin visited Pittston yesterday, according to local notes.

Mills Melelighlin Pittston

Amity Socialist Olimy Postpones Thanksgiving Eve Hop

OCR errors confuse the report noting a misdated event for Thanksgiving Eve. The piece mentions Hred Heers visiting his Hawley home store Abu May Cottight, a Durhind Tim paon & Co employee John Holmes, a Nawley wedding trip for Mingles Moles, and a Goera house event titled A Whlow hunt presented by the Young Men's Hebrew association.

Hred Heers Abu May Cottight Hawley John Holmes Durhind, Timpaon & Co Tick Cortrigat Nawley Honesdale Event Street Goera House Young Men's Hebrew Association

Marriage Announcement and Local Notices From Scranton

Cards announce the marriage of Katie Cannon of this place to Philip Sheridan of Peckville in St Patrick's church on Wednesday November os. Local social visits include Mr and Mrs David Evans of Scranton visiting at Mir Joan Evans. The tinerval of Miz J J O Poyle and nearby residents is noted. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup advertised as a teething remedy sold by druggists for twenty five cents.

David Evans Scranton Mir Joan Evans Mair- Nake Katie Cannon Philip Sheridan Peckville St. Patrick's Church Wednesdiay St. Patrick's Academy Wells Meser's Lyandy Hugh Shannon Carbonvale William Mideon Miz J. J. O' Poyle Thessay Allssice Jordan and Phillips Green Ridge Misa Mary O'Boyle

Local Gossip and Family Visits Reported in Old Forge

Old Forge reports show Mrs. wid Airs. George Mackey of Lyvat visiting sister Mire BM Drake and children. Bertha Bybert Tam returned from New Jersey. Mrs. FL Plows is improving after a week’s sickness. Bertha Bybert Tam plans a trip to visit her brother in Nighuls, WN.

Wid George Mackey Lyvat Mire BM Drake George Drake Nighuls Mitw Bertha Bybert Tam Ann Extended Vistt New Jersey

Veteran voter from New York joins Republican ticket shift

A war veteran who fought in the Confederate army, later prominent in industry, states he voted Republican yesterday. He explains his change as a response to perceived Democratic incompetence in Congress and the executive branch, noting his state shifted to the Republican column.

New York Chicago Tonnenceus Democratic Party Congress

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