Suburban Social Notes and Local Events Mixed
News from the suburbs reports piano solos by Miss Bessie Henwood and Miss Mertie Bayley along with vocal numbers by Miss Margaret Davis and Mr. Thomas. A parlor drama features many local characters, indoor baseball games draw crowds, and personnel changes include William Rolls resigning for a Globe warehouse post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endeavor Society
Bessie Henwood
Mertie Bayley
Margaret Davis
Thomas
Ligsle Gabriel
Rhoda Dendron
Pallie Nay
Misa Emma Wilson
Grace Willams
Kate O'Neil
Cook
Bernice Conger
Maggie Donovan
Misa Gertrude Williams
Company H Armory
Fenner, & Chappell's
William Rolls
Mulley's
Globe Warehouse
Central City
North End
Bon Ton
Cowles
Parker Street
West Side Notes on Marriages Obituaries and Local Events
George Griffiths and Miss Cora Butcher quietly wed in New Jersey and reside on North Hyde Park Avenue. Ebenezer Watkins funeral held at Plymouth Congregational with interment in Washburn Street cemetery. Mrs. Rose Warner dies suddenly on Hamerton Street. funeral Sunday at Archbald. Thanksgiving entertainment by Columbian quartette planned at Mears Hall. Various notes on school substitutes, revival services, and local political club formations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Griffiths
Cora Butcher
New Jersey
North Hyde Park Avenue
West Side
the Tribune
Hyde Park Avenue
Stutcher
R. Griffiths
Griffiths
Cbenezer Watkins
Ebenezer Watkins
James Watkins
Plymouth Congregational Church
Thomas Bell
Elias Evans
Evan P. Davis
Christopher Robertson
Henry P. Davis
Obediah Jenking
Roger Ebyane
Lot Ludwig
William Ludwig
William Williams
Washburn Street Cemetery
Rose Warner
George Warner
Hamerton Street
Archbald
Mears’ Hall
Mary Daniels
Broadbent
No. 17
Philadelphia
F. P. Doty
Hampton Street Methodist Church
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Bweet
Republican League
John R. Edwards
Gordon Noakes
E.G. Peters
Charles Ostrander
W. Thayer
New York
Thomas W. Thomas
South Main Avenue
Harriet Job
Price Street
Lackawanna Hospital
W. A. Moses
Robert
Koward Roberts
Hampton Street
Henne'a
Fourth Ward
Republican Club
Hugh James
John Marsh
Evan Thomas
Cusick
Century Hose Company
Patrick McGuinness
Crown Avenue
Northworks
Mary A. Monahan
Stone Avenue
Kinsley
Cedar Avenue
Elm Street
Birch Street
Ringgold House
Pittston Avenue
Mrs Constantine seriously sick and local church group activity
Mrs. Constantine of North Main Avenue is seriously ill. Ladies from Providence Presbyterian met at Mrs. W. E. Anderson’s home to craft items for the upcoming annual fair and festival on December 6. Miss Helen Dewey visits Miss Meta Onterhout. William Winton returned from West Virginia after a hunting accident that broke his leg. Mr. Kinter will preach tomorrow in the Christian church on Family of God and Adoption Into God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantine
North Main Avenve
Providence Presbyterian Church
W. E. Anderson
North Main Avenue
Helen Dewey
West Pitts
Meta Onterhout
William Winton
West Market Street
West Iewinia
Walter
Mr. Kinter
Rev F Black to Lead Presbyterian Church Pulpit Tomorrow
White Haven resident Rev. F. Black, touted as the 48 most eloquent speaker, will occupy the pulpit at the Presbyterian church tomorrow morning and evening. Also, local social notes recount a surprise party for Master Harry Stevens at his West Drinker street home with many young friends in attendance. William Pruning has joined the staff of the Dunmore Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Black
White Haven
Presbyterian Church
Melway
Sy Din. Hughes
South Blakely Street
Dudley Street Baptist Church
F. D. Wert
Wilkes-Barre
North Blakely Street
H. M. Cole
Ida 1B. Cole
Philadelphia
Boyle's
Harry Stevens
F. D. Stevens
West Drinker Street
Hope Pinnell
May Hughes
Ellen Cole
Glye Swarts
Saturday Cloak Store Sale At Francis Fitzgibbon
On Saturday the Cloak Store of Francis Fitzgibbon at 182 North Washington Avenue offers 20 percent off imported capes and jackets, 20 percent off Silki Waist purchases, and bargain prices on jeux bouclé jackets and other racks. Early shoppers secure 50 bouclé jackets at five dollars and other deep discounts throughout the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Fitzgibbon
North
Washington Avenue
Liederkranz Sing At Sheridan Fair
The Scranton Liederkrans performed three tuneful choruses at Sheridan fair in Music hall to a larger than usual audience. Tonight a fine programme is planned, with special arrangements for the last night of the fair at Music hall next Tuesday before the event moves to Sumter's hall for contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Scranton Liederkrans
Sumter‘s Hall
Must Use the Knife The Union and Advertiser Story
William W. Adame of 127 South Avenue Rochester credits Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for saving him from a planned kidney operation. He describes severe illness three years prior, attempted remedies, then rapid improvement after starting the remedy, with sustained health and weight gain since. He claims no recurrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Union and Advertiser of
Rochester
N. Y
William W. Adame
South Avenue
David Kennedy
Adama
Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy Promises Health Revival
An advertisement touts Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy as a life saving tonic for dyspepsia and run down health. It claims to purify blood, stimulate liver and kidneys, cure rheumatism and kidney issues, and aid female troubles and diabetes with broad vitae of testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Dr. Hobb
Tr Hobb
Mobb
Hobb
Alek
Hobs
Jacob Sohne and Louisa Kroft Romance Mortgage Notice
A South Side News item reports a romance between Jacob Sohne and Miss Louisa Kroft connected to a mortgage notice. The notice hints at their union and property matter tied to financial arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Sohne
Louisa Kroft
Marriage hoax stuns Scranton society column
A spoofed Wilkes-Barre marriage tale claimed JacobSohn e and Miss Louisa Kraft wed in a ceremony staged for reporters. The joke spread, while real news covered accidents on DL&W lines, a funeral, and local civic notices including a hose company meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatob 2Nuns
Louisa Kraft
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
J. B. Ford
Jacobs
Sohne
Samuel Sloan
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
John Jermyn
Marvin
W. H. Hines
Charles Shoviin
FT. McCormack
Herring
Robert E. Conahan
Lnst
Joseph Weltzenkorn
Lehigh Valley
C. R. Buckalew
Posten & Palmer
Scranton Music Committee Seeks Submissions and Rules
The Scranton committee lists numerous vocal and instrumental pieces for a forthcoming event. Donors and adjudicators are named, with deadlines for submissions and notes on preliminary rounds and ownership of winning works.
Lackawanna Defeats Wyoming Seminary 6 to 0 in Second Meeting
Lackawanna football team won its second straight game against Wyoming Seminary 6 to 0 at the baseball park. Captain Lathrope powered the win with a center plunge and a kickoff goal after a strong first half. About 200 spectators saw the closely contested game with school colors and horns adding to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna
Wyoming
Wyoming Seminary
Seminary Boys
Lathrope
Frome
Seminary
Beminary
C. Lackawanna
Binkerlee
Rutherford
Taylor
Williams
Wilcox
Dickson Blark
Pond Morgan
Smith
Lath ‘Eree
Dunnumpire
Smi Iineaman
Foster
Worrell Lectures on Good Subjects at Academy of Music
FE TE Worrell spoke to a large audience of women at the Academy of Music on Good Subjects. He, an authority on nutrition, offered practical advice on foods for different people and urged buying from reputable dealers to avoid adulteration and ensure purity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TE. Worrell
Academy of Music
Worrell
Annual Ball of Scranton Typographical Union Promises Finest Ever
Thanksgiving night at Turner hall the Scranton Typographical Union will host its annual ball with handsome souvenir programmes and a Hayes orchestra prepared for dance and promenade music. A large ticket sale indicates strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Typographical Union
Turner Hall
Indies
Hayes Orchestra
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Potaioco
Luce Bros
West Side Events
Majestic
Mystic
R. J. Hughes
W. L. Breenback
Guna
West Side Bank
Hearner
John H. Reynold
Harbor
Fairchild
Revere
F. W
Ey Co
South Hand
Dunmore
Liederkranz
South Side News
Mrs Wand
Patrick Ruane
Cara
Moyes Taylor Hospital
Ruane
Falta
Scranton, Pa
Robert Morris Lodge OF Ivorites
Dr. Parry
Dudley Buck
Strauss
J.C. M
Bhelley
Fred
John Jd. Davies
Bruce
Moir
J. J. Floberts
Hi Ti
Robathan
Egsiy
Wmietip
Scranton Republican
Scranton Truth
Scranton Tribune
Pebramry
Naal
WH. M. Edwards
Babenton Pa
Th. Pratt
Beranton
Richard
Eaa
Hulbert
David Davis
David J. Davis
Municipal Building
Jurish
DIFP
Ficranton
Noy
Gretta
Bera
Boranton
T. Ent Sprat
Sumer
St. Cload Hotel
E. B. Worrell
Aenorae Masala
Swayne
Swayne & Hon
Dupont
Lemington
Delaware
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming Ave
Third National Bank
Wilkes
OL and Manufacturing
Meridian Street
W. Collins
M’g’r
Mt, Pleasant
Wyoming, Avenue, Bank
WM. T. Smith
Capital
the Fashion
Brussels
Lackawanna Avenue
Davis’ Theater
Hriday
Jolly Fun Makers
Howorth
Ireland
Dublin
Wang
DW. Truss & CO
Sale
Navy
Lackawanna Ave
Mercereau & Connell
G. W. Fritz
Cleveland
A. We Jurisch
America
Nat Co
Henry Guy Carlton
Walter Lawrence
Therese Milford
Seppo Tden
Fabio Romani
Living Pictures
Feidte
Soaven
London
Misa
Drace Hunter
Frothingham, Wagner & Reis, Lessees
Fanny
Gismonda
Bardou
MelDourne MacDowell and Company
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