Entertainment of the Sons of Veterans at Mears Hall
The Sons of Veterans event at Mears Hall drew a large audience with Lieutenant Bvan Griffin camp cave & treat. Don C. Fadden chaired the entertainment committee and several people cross the floor for the social. Nellie Curran performed and the Haydn banjo club played. Miss May Transue accompanied. John Doyle suffered a fractured leg after falling from a wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
Bvan
Griffin Camp Cave & Treat
Mears’ Hall
Don C. Fadden
Arthur Clancy
M. C. Bullock
Will Thomas
Walter G. Edwards
William Widener
Don, C. Fadden
Jacob F. Pfeiffer
Thomas Davis
Fred Schmidt
Frank Schidt
Harry Holzman
August Fadden
J. W. Bullock
W. W. Cole
Nellie Curran
Miss Jackson
Gussie Schuman
Mary Kelley
Lena Schuman
Jessie Turntull
Albert Bray
Haydn Banjo and Guitar Club
Albert Haldeman
Louis Honorath
Arthur Tisdel
Earl Held
William Held
Lewis Hartman
Violet Fahrenholt
Nellie Thomas
Sisan Fisher
Wolf Wachlagean
Willam Foner
Aaede Minko Golos
Misa Ftta Dunkerly
Frank Carlin
Local Wedding Rumor Denied by Mr Beers in Jersey City
Miss Ida Phillips of Putram street and Aliie Beers of Hyde Park were reportedly married in Jersey City last Thursday. Mr Beers refutes the item through The Tribune, stating he is not married and that the notice is false in every respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
Republian
Ida Phillips
Putram Street
Aliie Beers
Hyde Park
Jersey City
Beers
Thomas Phillips
the Tribune
Daughters of Rebecca Leader Returns From Wyoming County Visit
Miss Phoebe C. Skillhorn, grand master deputy for Lackawanna County, toured Wyoming County for the order. Two lodges formed reaching ninety and ninety seven charter members at Tunkhannock and Meshoppen, with Mehoopany expected to gain a lodge. Martha Washington chapter of the Order of Eastern Star elected officers last night in Masonic hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe C. Skillhorn
Jackson Street
Lackawanna County
Daughters of Rebeccon
Wyoming County
Tunkhannock
Meshoppen
Mehoopany
Martha Washington
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Annie I. Marsh
Byron Buckingham
Magele Lanning
Cora C. Buckingham
Ella C. Holmes
Mary C. Eaton
Mary E. Madden
Bellevue residents celebrate extended fare limit with Traction Co
Bellevue residents express peace with the Traction Company after a fare limit extension from the city line to the church. Mrs. Andrew Robertson and family thank helpers and mourners for aid and flowers in distress. Mr Daniel Robertson and Miss Kathryn Williams visit Lafayette Street. a recent accident from a new Ninth Street retaining wall occurred Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
Andrew Robertson
Hebecca Avenue
Daniel Robertson
Kathryn Williams
Binghamton
Lafayette Street
Ninth Street
West Side Business Directory Listing Summary
Harriet J. Davis Florist offers funeral designs at 16 South Main Avenue two doors from Jackson Street. J C King offers second hand furniture and stock at 11 to 70 West Lackawanna Avenue. Morgan's Pharmacy at 105 North Avenue sells drugs and prescriptions with stationery and Bibles, plus wood stoves paints and glass. Clerk on duty all hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet J. Davis
Sooth
Main Avenue
Jackson Street
J. C. King
Lackawanna Avenue
Morgan
North Avenue
Thanksgiving Day Classic Sets Decisive Scranton Showdown
The Scranton and Wyoming Seminary football teams prepare for the fifth annual Thanksgiving Day game in Scranton. Each side has two wins from prior meetings, and both squads practice hard at the ball park as they seek victory on the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Pleven
Irs
Tribune
George Ash
Scranton
Thia
Sccranton
Wyoming Seminary
Ball Park
Seminary
Lafayette
Street Car Track Lays Between Birch Street and New Bridge
A gang began laying a street car track on Pittston Avenue between Birch Street and the Roaring Brook bridge. When finished, South Side cars will reach the central city by that route with the outbound line using the current road, effectively giving a double-track advantage between Hireh Street and Franklin Avenue. The repair crew prepared the road for winter, while an accident involving Tailor Anthony Mulderiy caused about $10 in damage after his carriage broke at Pittston Avenue and Beech Street. The article also notes a special session of quarter sessions beginning December 21 with forty-eight jurors per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch Street
New Bridge
Pittston Avenue
Roaring Brook Bridge
Hireh Street
Franklin Avenue
South Side
Anthony Mulderiy
Beech Street
Mulderly
Westpfahl
Ovens by Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company in operation
New baking ovens built by the Lackawanna Iron and Steel company are in operation at a cost of $140,000. The facilities are reported as a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Freehan's Hall
Comet
Germania Hall
Borcher's
Cedar Ave
Drunken Passenger Arrested After Car Altercation in Wilkes-Barre
James Clark of High Works caused a disturbance on a Providence street car at Penn avenue and Carbon street. Conductor Belvon Frederick ejected him after a scuffle at the Delaware and Hudson crossing. Alderman Fidler fined Clark ten dollars or twenty days. Local notices report council meeting, ill children, and forthcoming marriage of Charles Connolly and Katie Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clark
High Works
Providence
Penn Avenue
Carbon Street
Belvon Frederick
Delaware and Hudson
Clark
Alderman Fidler
Marquette Council
Young Men's Institute
North Main Avenue
Eddie Loftus
Osterhout's
Brick Avenue
Lena
Frank Webster
Wayne Avenue
Mia
Isaac S. Jones
Hill Street
Thomas Lynch
Scott
John McChrone
West Market Street
Clarence Bigelow
North Malinares
Fuller
Owego
North End
George Trauger
East Market Street
Charles Connolly
Katie Powell
Connolly
Mulley
Miss Powell
Four Cent
Lackawanna Avenue
Green Ridge Notes Local Health and Holiday Preparations
Miss Edith Flitcroft is confined to home with scarlet fever. Mrs. Walters returns to Prompton after visiting in Green Ridge. Asbury Methodist Episcopal church plans a successful Christmas sale on December 10 and 11 with many useful articles. James Bliss travels from Mulley’s Providence to New York for Christmas goods. Nellie Linderman visits sister Mrs. Parker in Sanderson Avenue. Joseph Rutledge buys Mrs. Neeld’s cottage on Sanderson Avenue. Clarence Blake from Equinunk arrives in Green Ridge for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Flitcroft
Capoose Avenue
Walters
J. D. Evans
Prompton
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Dee
James Bliss
Mulley
Providence
New York
Nellie Lindermans
Charles Parker
Sanderson Avenue
Joseph Rutledge
Michael Hand
Neeld
Clarence Blake
Equinunk
Wayne Conty
Green Ridge
Shooting Match Ends In Tie At Cemetery Hill
About 600 blue-blooded sports witnessed Coyne and Webb in a much heralded shooting match on Cemetery hill. Both elevoters killed eight birds out of eleven in a spirited betting scene. The weather was disagreeable. The Independent Social and Literary club secured a room in Father Mathew hall. The hall will be formally dedicated Wednesday evening with a parade preceding the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood McKinley Club
Father Mathew Hall
Cemetery Hill
Coyne
Webb
Failure of a jeweler faces heavy executions
Spruce street jeweler W. J. Weichel is levied on stock by Deputy Sheriff J. D. Ferber for executions totaling 9310.86. Creditors include Fred Welchel, Gattle Brothers of New York, John Be nore & Son, E. P. Welchel, and others. Weichel has run his shop eight years. stock sale set for next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Weichel
Spruce Street
J. D. Ferber
George 8. Horn
M. F. Sando
Fred Welchel
Gattle Brothers
New York
John Benore & Son
E. P. Welchel
Charles Robinson
M. J. Paillard & Co
Millar & Peek
J. G. Bailey
John J. Fahey
Kate A. Weichel
Weichel
Special Session Ordered for Extended Criminal Court Term
Two weeks of criminal court set for December in a continuous session through February. Judge Gunster ordered an extra session due to only one court room available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
Gunster
Amusements: Texas Steer and Coon Hollow at Academy
The Academy opens seat sales for A Texas Steer the Thanksgiving favorite starring Will Handeville and Will H Bray with a first night lineup. Also featured is A Romance of Coon Hollow with elaborate scenery and a Mississippi steamboat finale, plus Jim the Penman with Marie Edith Rice delivering six costume changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Muasle
Mr. Hoyt
Will Handeville
Muaverick Brander
Will H. Bray
Christopher Columbus, Jr
Fishback
John T. Craven
Stella Kinney
Adelade Sawyer
Coon Hollow
Academy of Music
Tennessee
Mississippi
Lee-Natchez
Marie Edith Rice
Jim the Penman
Mod-Iste
Academy of Musile
New York
Boy Tapped a Till in Penn Avenue Shoe Shop
John Kresky a young resident of Costello court was arrested on a charge of tapping the till at Louis Feldman’s shoe shop 337 Penn avenue and stealing 2.60. He admitted the theft after police detained him and the money was found in a burn near the shop. He will be heard before Alderman Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kresky
Costello Court
Alderman Howe
Louis Feldman
Penn Avenue
Mr. Feltman
Kresky
Yeomans
Thanksgiving Day Golf Handicap Arrangements Complete
Entries for the Country club Links tournament close with John H. Brooks by noon tomorrow. Play begins at 9:30, with men playing 18 holes and women 9. Handicaps cannot be fully listed in this notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Brooks
Scratch Golf Entries Chosen for Ladies and Men
T. H. Watkins and John H. Brooks will be the scratch men, tied for top score at 108 after eighteen holes. Among the ladies, Miss Anderson and Miss Archbald will be the scratch players as entry lists are finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Watkins
John H. Brooks
Miss Anderson
Miss Archbald
German class night with Graphophone entertainment
The notice invites participation in Friday and Thursday events led by Mark L. Smith and Colonel E. H. Ripple. The Graphophone show will reproduce various sounds and music. A Thanksgiving program includes music, games, drills, tableaux, and refreshments with social activities emphasized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark L. Smith
E. H. Ripple
Railroad notes recounts and locomotive tests for Japan visit
Engineer James J. Duffy sails to Chicago with Mrs. Duffy for two weeks. A new Railroad Young Men's association building aims to start before 1897. Delaware Lackawanna and Western clerks organize football and plan Thanksgiving games. R Oshima visits, praising Baldwin American locomotives for Tokyo incline tests, with English engines faltering. Dickson and Beranton locomotives may be imported to Japan for trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Duffy
R. Oshima
Japan
Baldwin
Pacer
Yotemba
Zender
Court actions and recusals in Carbondale and Scranton area
Judge Gunster excused jurors F Brutzman Jomea Creagzan Patrick Duffy Thomas Green P F Kelly R A Marshall David Morrow Charles C Mintles J M Wood Willam McHale and Peter ONeil for nonattendance An inquiry into John Burholze's mental condition ordered for tomorrow C Comegys appointed auditor for distribution in Carbondale Merchants Bank v Ralph Romano mortgage of 75 dollars approved for Mary J McHale estate matters continued for Nancy Parry administratrix and Isaac Elis estate auditor report continued conditionally
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burholze
Carbondale Merchante and Mechantes’ Bank
Ralph Romano
C. Comegys
Mary J. McHale
Dunmore
Hannoah McGlynn
Mary Feltz
Nancy Parry
D. J. Reedy
Isaac Elis
Local Arrests Reported On Warrant Charges
Mike Zollnowitz and Ange Baltronis of Park Place were arrested on an Alderman Millar warrant for assault and battery and threatening to kill a wife. Bail set at 209 each. case delayed. Michael Maorin of Bellevue posted 40 bail on assault and battery for John Mikoloskiu. James Carr arrested on horse theft from John F. Mack. bail set at 300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Zollnowitz
Ange Baltronis
Park Place
Millar
Joseph Kowlenns
Torrey
John F. Scrice
Joseph Engle
Ata Michael Maorin
Bellevue
Siu
John Mikoloskiu
James Carr
John F. Mack
South Side
Cure a Cold in One Day Puts Trust in Bromo Quinine
An old advertisement promotes a Bromo Quinine laxative claiming it cures a cold in one day. It notes a 25 cent price and a refund guarantee if the remedy fails.
Also Mentioned on This Page
News of the Suburbs
West Side Events
John Doyle
St. Brendan Council
Arthur Morgan
Filmore Avenue
St. Luke's Church
C. 5
Derman
Master Morgan
Mears
Hyde Fark Literary and Debat- Hae Society
Evenue
P. F. Madden
Bauer
Kathryne Clarke
St. Patrick's Church
St. David's
Ethel
South Main Avenue
Evans
Lnte
Rev. W. 8. Jones
Washburn Firent Cemetery
Margaret
Thomas A. Harris
Twelfth Street
Washburn Street
Thomas D. Roberts
Washurn Street
John 8
Davis
Corbett Avenue
Ensien William DeGaris
Salvation Army
Glenwood
West Lenox
Roberts
North Maine
C. W. Colborn
West Side Business Directory
Samters
South Side News
W. J. Weichel
Boy
Railroad Notes
Court House News Notes
Alderman Millar
Academy OF Music, Performaces
Frothingham
Rels, Jobat
Marr, Aedthie Matease
Blagk Patti
Hest
Texas
Academy) OF Music
Priday
Mr. D. A. Bontha
Sir Charles Young
Jim,the Penman
A.M. Palmer
Frank C. Bangs
Ralston
Nina
Tgc
Goc
Parjor
Davis’ Theater
Geo. E. Davis
Mee Frothingaam
Ratte Ia, le and
Ma Manger
al Kerr, Actting Manege
Matthew and
Hoyt
Aloverley Brandt
Washington, D
Housie
Moosic and Rughdale Works
Laplin & Rand Powder CO
Repauno Chemical Co
Poplar Clothing House
Lackawarra Ave
Dupont
Yanuritt Area
Luserne County
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming District
Wyoming Avenue
Third National Bank Building
Thos, Ford
Zitswon Pe Ia
B. Smith & Son
Re. Casats
Oe Givakee el Company
E High Explosives
Buffalo
Cleveland
Detroit
Pridare
Duleth
Noone
Bude
Sentinental
Portland
Nore Lapay
Peapollf Sapollf
W. H. Pierge
Pena Ave
E. Ms
Gord
Pacific Coast
St. John's
New Foundland
Kaaland
Ireland
Neverslip Tos Calks
Scranton, PA
Theo Dickson Manufacturing CO
Sais
John H. Phelps
Con Wyseming Avenue
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