Carbondale Hospital Association Elects Officers
In Carbondale the Carbondale Hospital Association held its annual meeting at the First National Bank room. William Walker was named president with James Stott as treasurer and M. F. Norton secretary. Directors re elected include Walker Aville and S Jones. The executive committee consists of Jones Julius Moses and J G Sheperd. The group is about $2000 short and plans to appeal to local businesspeople for support to keep the hospital running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moapital Association
First National Bank
First National Gaan
Car- Sons! Association
William Walker
James Stott
M. F. Norton
Messrs
Wiliam Walker
C. Aville
Jones
Otive
Julius Moses
J. G. Shepera
Appro Pi the Hopital
Carbondale
Turkey Supper at Baptist Chapel a Social and Financial Hit
The Turkey Supper at the Baptist Chapel on Wednesday drew a large crowd of city notables. Fifty cents a plate raised about seventy five dollars for Christmas offerings, with Mrs Grant Nicholson's Sunday school class overseeing confectionery profits. The Hendrick Mission organized the event in memory of Mrs E E Hendrick, and praise was given to workers for a well executed, elegant spread.
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Baptist Chapel
Grant Nicholson
Hendrick Mission
E. E. Hendrick
Keoney Kept Engagement Story Under Fire
The article reports a brutal assault on Thomas Hunt by Keeney at a boarding house. Hunt, 60, remains bedbound with severe injuries and swollen eyes days after the Monday attack. Eyewitnesses, including Mrs Lamb’s sister-in-law, tried to intervene as Keeney’s temper and motive are questioned. The hearing was postponed due to the prosecutor’s absence, with Keeney’s story about Hunt’s conduct deemed false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hunt
Keeney
Mr. Hunt
Hunt
Book Reception At Columbia Hose Company
The Columbia Hose Company hosted a public book reception at its firehouse drawing many visitors. The event enlarged the library and showcased photos of the company in uniform plus portraits of Chief Moffitt Abe Sahm and J B Vangen. Out of town guests attending the Mendel fair were also entertained.
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Columbia
Chief Moffitt
Abe Sahm
J. B. Vangen
Umblas
Fractured Skull in Mine Attack by Youth
Two Erie mine workers clashed after a dispute when a younger man named Conners hurled a large rock at John Coyle striking him on the head. Coyle, crashed skull, was moved to Kime hospital as doctors from Jermyn treated him.
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Conners
John Coyle
Coyle
Erie
Companion
Goyle
Terrife
Kime Hospital
Shields
Manley
Jermyn
Unclear Condition As Outcome Remains Unknown
The report states the person remains in a serious condition and has not yet learned the results or outcome. Officials provided no further updates or details at this time.
Quinn Beating His Wife Leads to Court Hearing
In a city case Alderman Baker hears M. E. Quinn who was arrested for beating his wife. Quinn, a West Side resident, is described as kind when sober but prone to drunken fits. The transit signal light tampering by local youths threatens serious accidents and may become a prison offense. The Opera House hosts Fabro Romani with stereopticon and living pictures tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andase Rosclt
Durance Vile
M. E. Quinn
Quinn
Baker
Personal and Other Items Highlight Scranton Social News
Mrs Orlin Griggs returned from Buffalo after Isaac Decker funeral the first passenger conductor on the D& H between Carbondale and Scranton. Mrs James Hetchel and son Charles of Scranton are guests of Mr and Mrs W D Evang on Seventh Avenue. Miss Florence Allen of Forest City visits Mrs George J Benton on Salem Avenue. Mrs John Roberts on Belmont and Canaan improved enough to move about. Mrs William Opie remains in bed. In Binghamton Mrs Monroe Tyler and daughter Mildred visit Mrs G J Benton. Miss Nellie Connor confined by illness. James Fleming of Forest City visits Scranton. Miss Nellie Sweeney visits from New York Store. Mrs J W Jones returns from Susquehanna county. Misses Mabel Jadwin Minnie Reynolds and Josephine Burr attend Eva Kays wedding. Mrs Mary OMalley of Scranton visits sister Mrs Ann Duffy. Miss Katie King of Brooklyn Street hosts a party with dancing and games. H Rivenburg moves Leader meat market to Salem Avenue into old Hurd & Co building. Miss Barbara Mang hosts birthday gathering on South Church Street. Peter Mang and family attend funeral in Honesdale. Mrs David Watson of South Washington Street ill with typhoid fever. Mrs H H Daley of Salem Avenue somewhat improved. Dr Joseph Kelly of Olyphant visits city on business. Miss Marie Walsh of Pike Street visits Scranton. Miss C M Thomas of South Washington Street ill with trip.
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Orlin Griggs
Buffalo
Isaac Decker
Delaware and Hudson
Carbondale
Scranton
James Hetchel
Charles
W. D. Evang
Seventh Avenue
Florence Allen
Forest City
George J. Benton
Salem Avenue
John Roberts
Belmont
Canaan Street
William Opie
Birkett Street
Binghamton
Monroe Tyler
Mildred
G. J. Benton
Nellie Connor
Dundaff Street
Uiness
James Fleming
Nellie Sweeney
New York
J. W. Jones
South Church Street
Susquehanna County
Mabel Jadwin
Minnie Reynolds
Josephine Burr
Eva Kays
Mary O'Malley
Seranton
Ann Duffy
Gordon Avenue
Katie King
Brooklyn Street
Miss King
H. Rivenburg
Hurd & Co
Barbara Mang
Tillie Gerhardt
Louisa Held
Lizale Gerhardt
Lizzie Franklin
Minnie Ketchem
Lulu Campbell
George Evans
John Mang
Eddie Gerhardt
Fred Mang
Peter Mang
South Main Street
Honesdale
David Watson
South Washington Street
H. H. Daley
Drugeist
Joseph Kelly
Olyphant
Misa Marie Walsh
Pike Street
Misa C. M. Thomas
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by the New Great South American Kidney Cure. The remedy relieves pain in the bladder kidneys and urinary passages in male or female and eases water retention. Sold by C M Harris at 125 Penn Avenue Scranton Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Harris
Druggler
Penn Avenue
Scranton
Winter Weather Drops Twenty Degrees After Warm Spell
The Wednesday weather shift warned that winter nears as temperatures fell sharply by twenty degrees after a string of mild days. A Baptist supper raised $69 in receipts while local happenings include marriages, visits, and a wool dealer’s long-running Montrose factory. An attempted shooting near Agur Lathron’s farm frightened resident Robert Carey, who heard a noise and saw a mule drawn bus pass and gunfire aimed at him.
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Mercury
Thomas Kilrow
Great Bend
Co. C. Pratt
New Milford
Jennie Dessauer
Fire Insurance Company of North America
Philadelphia
Mr. Graham
Mawhinny
Robert Carey
Agur Lathron
Montrose
Marrauder
Local notes on residents and thefts in Carbon area
SLev Walter Williams of Carbon Hall is recovering after a Pyne shaft accident. Clothes line thefts plague the neighborhood with Mrs Kerr losing 5, Mrs Akley and Mrs Edwards each losing items. Last Tuesday a chicken coop at Mr Hopper’s was entered and birds stolen. McPeek on Mall street reports a week of illness. Kehr, recently back from the West, has been home for 48 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Williams
Carbon Hall
Pyne
Robert Kerr
Akley
Edward
Hopper
Art Town
McPeek
Mall Street
Menerie Kehr
West
Pittston News Notes and Local Events
Pittston's Scranton Tribune office advertises at No 5 William street. Marriages include William Brown and Miss Maggie McCart at the bride's home on Railroad street. A runaway team damaged a wagon on Broad street. Bryan Judge of Inkerman died after dropsy. Funeral today at St. John's church with burial in Market street cemetery. Rail work advances on Broad street near Malin. Father Matthew society meets to attend Frank McCann's funeral. Local visits and upcoming Menders fair and festival details. For plumbing call Wright & Co. No. 97 South Main. New range for sale or exchange and household goods offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brown
Avoca
Maggie McCart
Railroad Street
Foundry Street
Traction Company
Broad Street
Bryan Judge
Inkerman
St. John’s Church
Market Street
Broad
Malin Streets
Father Matthew Society
O& Body
South Main Street
Frank McCann
W. W. Davis
the Tribune
T. J. Horan
Maysville
Schuylkill County
Leek Cornet
Eagle Hall
J.C. Manning
Sunbury
Bloomsburg
Wright & Co
Rtena
Madame Celeste entertains at No. 2 school with singing and mime
An evening at No. 2 school featured Madame Celeste and Professor Lloyd performing music and pantomime. A highlight was Misses Anna and Maggie Morgan with Miss Wilmena Griffin presenting Coming Through the Rye, drawing rounds of applause. Proceeds totaled 16 dollars with half donated to the public school library fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Celeste
No. 2 School
Lloyd
Anna
Maggie Morgan
Wilmena Griffin
Providence
Morgan
Miss Griffin
Public School Library Fund
James Gilboy
Duryea
John F. O'Hara
Main Street
John Jones
Carmall Street
Wedding at Russell Hill Unites Lena Gunder and John Dean
Miss Lena M. Gunder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Gunder, and John C. Dean of Dalton wed at the Gunder home. Rev. George Hine officiated as bells and chrysanthemums formed the arch. The couple left for New York for their honeymoon. A long list of guests attended from Dalton, Meshoppen, Chinchilla, Tunkhannock and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena M. Gunder
George Gunder
Russell Hill
John C. Dean
Dalton
Lackawwanna County
George Hine
Tunkhannock Baptist Church
Mendelasohn
Frank Chaffee
Tunkhannock
Fred Bartron
New York City
Dean
Fr. F. Stang
Eva Carney
Barah Avery
Lizale Avery
Sadie Alden
Edward Carney
Aaron Bartron
H. C. Prevost
Mra
W. I. Avery
Minnie Bartron
J. H. Ackerson
F. F. Drake
Sterling
John Bunnell
Rose Bunnell
Meahoppen
Wallace
Springville
Susquehanna County
John BD. Alton
Reedsburg
Wis
Peter Ace
Mixa Ee
Homer
Lyman Ellan
Wilkes- Barre
Scranton
Ee Company
Teachers Institute Opens at Court Mgoday Week
The annual teachers institute will begin December 18 at the court Mgoday. The new services were ground in whitened with anew yesterday, marking the first time this season.
Mrs Long family Moves to Chicago from Treceyvile
Mrs Long and children Roy Mabel Jessie Olive and Alfred of Treceyvile depart for Chicago to establish a new home. Mr Long serves as manager of a large wholesale clothing house.
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Armory
Social notes from Wilkes Barre and nearby towns
Miss Laura Garrison of Wilkes Barre guests Miss Sadie Hoffman Sunday. oe Keller was at Scranton yesterday. Dyre Bennett visits his brother in Springville this week. Miss Bell Robinson, ill with materia, is convalescent. J. H. Schooley H. H. Schooley and John Sickler return from the woods with rabbits and squirrels. T. H. Rinker assistant agent at the Lehigh Valley depot is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Garrison
Wilkes- Barre
Sadie Hoffman
Oe Keller
Scranton Yestern
Dyre Bennett
Springville
Bell Robinson
J. H
H. H. Schooley
John Sickler
T. H. Rinker
Lehigh Valley Depot
Why I Hate Woman From the Westminster Gazette
A Westminster Gazette correspondent lays out twenty one reasons for hating women accusing them of parasol injuries bus crowding prattle fashion and gossip poor manners and carelessness. The list targets public behavior and social habits with strong dated tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Gazette
Bovinine Promoted as a Superior Food Medicine
Claims that Bovinine, not a medicine, supplies all vital principles of lean beef and is quickly assimilated. It supposedly enriches blood, creates new tissue, and rapidly restores health, making disease unable to take hold in impoverished patients.
Bovinine Featured for Erysipelas Treatments
Dr. H. M. Sanger of Providence reports rapid cures of erysipelas in three cases using Bovinine either applied via gauze soaked with solution or injected at the patch border. The remedy nourishes by absorption and promotes new flesh, with no spreading or suppuration. All druggists carry it.
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H. M. Sanger
Providence
R. I
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Sains
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L. Paris
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Virginia
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Lowell
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Oadt
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Ranton, Pa
Moose Power Scranton
Lafkin & Rand Powder Co
Repanno Chemical Co
O'Malley
Wilkes-Barre
Spiny Ho
Petia
DR. P, Omalley
Wishnamst
Ehomian
Lacka
Ate
Washburn-Crosby Co
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Watt Building
Dickson Manufacturing
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