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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1898

Page

5

Local notables noted in city visits and engagements

Mrs M A Friedlander is in New York City. P OConnor of Binghamton was in the city yesterday. Dr I Gardner of Forest City was in town yesterday. Attorney Edward Merrifield returned from a ten day trip to Florida. Mr and Mrs D P Atherton to spend Thanksgiving with Wilkes-Barre relatives. Mrs C Ben Johnson returned from Philadelphia. The engagement of Terpard Long to Miss Clare Dittenhofer announced. Alderman and Mrs Myron Kasson left for Springville to spend Thanksgiving with relatives.

P. O'Connor Binghamton Dr. I. Gardner Forest City Edward Merrifield Florida Mire D. P. Atherton C. Ben Johnson Mudleon Avenue Philadelphia Terpard Long Jonas Long Clare Dittenhoffer New York City Myron Kasson Springville Susquehanna County

Fellows appeals over land dispute with Smith heirs

Joseph Fellows seeks sixty one acres on the Wet Mountain in a suit against Cornelius Smith and J Stanley Smith. Attorneys for Walnut file exceptions to Judge Purdy's finding as Fellows plans to take the case to the supreme court.

Joseph Fellows Cornelius Smith J. Stanley Smith Supreme Court Newcombe Welles Torrey Judge Purdy Fellows Cornelius

Trains Kills Unnamed Man Near Olyphant Depot

A southbound Delaware and Hudson train struck and killed an unidentified man at Tineley's crossing near the Olyphant depot yesterday morning. Engineer William Bingham reported the stranger did not heed warnings and sank between the rails as the engine neared. The incident occurred around 8:40.

Delaware and Hudson Olyphant Beranton Tineley’s Crossing William Bingham Bingham

Thanksgiving Day sweenstake handicap at Country club

Notice on the Country club bulletin invites entry to a Thanksgiving Day sweenstake handicap for men and women. Two classes based on course scores, prizes offered per class, entrance fee fifty cents, unlimited plays with sign‑in and special score cards. Entries to Tom Hourly, scores to be kept on special cards. Green's Committee.

Entrica Clis Thore Nass Tom Willi Han- Weaps Tor Green

St Thomas College to battle Wilkes-Barre eleven for northeastern PA title

A large crowd is expected at Athletic Park for the St Thomas College eleven of Williamsport facing Wilkes-Barre, with St Thomas favored by superior teamwork. The lineups list J Coleman at center and W Weir as captain, while Dick Gandal leads Wilkes-Barre’s team in a high-profile gridiron clash at 4 PM with police presence to keep the field clear.

Pennsylvania Athletic Park the &T. Thomas’ College Eleven Thin City Dnl Wilkes-Barre All Collegy St. Thomas Tein St. Thomas Dom J. Coleman Yani Jiseph McDonald Martin Langan James ‘Tighe Dante Toolman Patrick Kelliher Liwene Sehrovder Mantey William Campbel Mort Jo Wolf Nat Rich Kirkwood M. McAndrews Wm. O'Hara Uwils Coleman Langan Kelleher Manley McDonald Tmehe Campbell O' Hare Weir W. O' Hara Wilkes-Barre Wyoming Seminary Dick Gandall Marin Ltt Toth

The Gondoliers Triumphs With Amateurs in Beranton

The Gondoliers enjoyed a grand success with strong audience turnout and encores. Mr. Holland of the Kindergarten Association extended thanks, praising participants and sponsors, while notable attendees and supporters were listed. The production, under Mr and Mrs Dixey and Professor Penlington, drew praise for lighting, dance, and chorus excellence, promising a healthy financial result for the Beranton Free Kindergarten Association.

Holland Kindergarten Association Lyceum Beranton Free Kindergarten Association Liandertson Henry Diney Aleie Mre W. FL Heallatead Mra J. A. Scranton T. Ta Tite Mies Blake Gilmore T. WH. Watkins James Archbuld Gd Fim. Is Diena Reynolds T. I. Jones Mer Mire PD. Plackinton Eo. Andersen

Colborn Family Updates on Army Assignment and Camp Health

Attorney A J Colborn received a letter from his brother Robert G Colborn who with Lt Siviter in this city reports the camp at Tumtayville Ala in excellent health. Colborn has been assigned to Company G Fifteenth United States Infantry. The regiment may move to Tampa Fla and then Cuba later in December and March.

J. Colborn Robert G. Colborn Siviter Tumtayille Ala Colborn Fifteenth United States Infantry Eran Wonponay Dee Tampa Pha Cuba

City offices up for election and filing deadline declared

The notice lists February election offices including mayor treasurer and city controller three aldermen two school directors with three year terms. Republicans seeking candidacy must file by December 15 1848 with Chittenden city committee chairman and provide position sought and mailing address.

Ta Fe Ahoys Chittenden Aifles C. E. Chittenden

The Nash Opens For Thanksgiving Sales

A chaotic OCR notice advertises business today for Thanksgiving with photo work and low prices. It lists 135 Borugy Street at the corner of Washington Avenue and an ad for The Nash, menu tickets transferable for rent, and a Pleasant front room with board on Monroe Avenue plus a Pocono Cigars contact.

Borugy Street Washington Avenue

Import Offer: Olive Oil and Soap from Zantl Greece

Advertisement notes Pure Olive Oil and Olive Oil Soap imported from Zantl Greece for sale by M. A. Friedlander & Co. at 510 Spruce Street. Also references a call for Popular Punch Cigars 100.

Zantl Greece M. A. Friedlander & Co Spruce Street

Refund pledge for Turig cough syrup sales in Dunmore

A signed notice promises to refund money for Greene's Warranted Byrup of Turig if it fails to cure a cough or cold. The fragment mentions Dunmore Pennsylvania and names John P Cranion Ma.

Greene Rene Gadd Dunmore John P Cranion

Thanksgiving social of O'Reilly Council honors and orchestra

The John Boyle O'Reilly Council YMIs annual Thanksgiving social was held at Seigel's Dancing Academy and was very successful. M A Methinley served as master of ceremonies with aides P H Gitleran and James J Swot.

John Boyle O'Reilly

Beonanton Bicycle Club Hosts Dance by Cote Club

Last night a dance event was held at the Beonanton Bicycle Club House conducted by the Cote club. Attendance details and full program were not provided in the readable text.

Beonanton Cote Cub

Coureen's Java Sparks 25 Cent Coffee Challenge

Advert says Oc Per Pound varies widely from tea store 35c. It notes the price gap and hints at someone paying for gifts. It invites readers to try Coureen's Java at 25¢ and judge for themselves.

Coureen Java

Cow causes derailment on Delaware line near Linden street

A cow darted from a shadowed wall near Linden street bridge as Delaware and Haden passenger train No 23 backed into a junction from Carbondale. The rear brakeman could not stop in time. the cow was struck, car derailed, upper rear corner damaged, passengers shaken but unhurt. A wrecking crew arrived at 1 o'clock to repair the derailed car.

Linden Street Delaware and Haden Wilkes-Harre Carbon Agavier Covard Green Thdpe Carbondaly Oelock

Recruiting Bulletin Details Fifteenth Infantry Deploys

Friday marks the final day of recruitment at the Washington Venice station under Lieutenant Smvit er with the office closing for a holiday. Thirteen men depart Carbondale for Camp Albert G Faoree Alabama with a larger group totaling about forty from Carbondale and other towns. Detachments list names from James McEmwcott to Joseph A Coughlin and several others, while destinations include Danville Sunbury Pittsburg and Camp Alabama. Nationalities varied as the recruiting drive continues since opening on November 13.

Wiehington Venice Smviter Chea Philadelphia John Leckte Tatheton Cloge Carbondale James McEmwcott Michael Thornton Hichmondale Doxseph J. Murphy Joseph W. Seitz Honeydale Michiel Waleh Frank Phile Sigler William Fadden Boranton W. H. Polley John B. Brink Lake Ariel John Bunanick Montrose William Novack Plymouth Michael Sardinell Old Forge Todson D. Gillette Honesdale Joseph Hendrick Albert G Faoree Montevile Alabama United Billed Infantry Danville Sunbury Pittsburg

Funeral for B E Cowles D L and W railroad night dispatcher

Funeral services were held yesterday at 713 Quincy avenue for Benjamin E Cowles night dispatcher with the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad. Rev C M Ginn spoke of the decedents duty and home life. Interment followed at Waverly Pennsylvania in the Methodist cemetery with pallbearers and bearers named. Attendants from Dilawar Lackawanna and Western officiants were present and several relatives traveled from Parsons Wilkes-Barre Wyoming Elmira and Catawissu.

C. M. Ginn D. Dpd Elim Park Church Benjamin E. Cowles Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Quincey Avenue Giffin Waverly John Kauffman C. BK. Behirlefer W. W. Rissenger J. Vail David J. Whitford Alvin Diehl Philip Gowriith Samuel Merrill Dilawar Lackawanna Weartern Charles Hroud Parsons Mies Jenile Robert Tully Wilkes-Hairies Catherine Laycock Martha Chopin John Hutchings Harry Laycock Herbert Taiyouck Wyoming Helen James Laycock Willian Laycock Hblormabure John Lewis Catawiszu

Nijvision No 17 Ancient Gudley Ball at Music Hall

The sixth annual Nijvision ball season drew a crowded attendance at Music Hall Institute last night. John J. Murren served as master of ceremonies and M F Gerrity acted as adjutant. Pierce Purrell chaired the refreshment committee with James T McCinnuis on the Moor committee and Hon J J Vaughan leading the reception committee.

Nijvision Gudley Hibernians Music Hall John J. Murren M. F. Gerrity Pierce Purrell James T. MecCinnuis J. J. Vaughan

Thanksgiving events at Excelsior Hall and church supper

The Enterprise Dancing class will hold a social at Excelsior hall on Wyoming avenue this evening with instructor HH. D. Taylor. The Young Women’s Christian Association will keep open house at 8 o’clock with a music program. St Paul’s Catholic church radics will serve a turkey supper in the church hall starting at 6 o’clock.

Enterprise Excelsior Hall Wyoming Avenue HH. D. Taylor Clarion St Pauls Catholic Church of Green Wilwe Church Hall

School Pupils Generous Gift Aids Scranton Soldiers Families

Superintendent Howell organizes a Thanksgiving gift drive from public schools. Pupils donated canned goods vegetables and staples to aid sixty families of the Thirteenth Regiment in Scranton. Brother Francis leads the distribution with volunteers. about forty wagon loads are prepared for delivery from Linden Street.

Howell Scranton Brother Francis Board of Trade Linden Street Wewell Francis Soldiers’ Relief Association Beranton Tuesdus Calle Mnolly Grenpe

Tribute to Rev Dr Hard in Zion Herald report

The Zion Herald cites the annual meeting of the Church Extension Society of the Methodist Episcopal church praising a competent three secretary team Dre Ky nett Spencer and Hard. Dr Kynett is praised as judge and financier guiding the society. Dr Spencer is hailed as the great heart rallying offerings and revival work. Mord is lauded for tireless devotion linking churches and brethren. An image of Manley S Hard, former presiding elder of the district, accompanies the article.

Zion Herald Church Extension Society The Methodist Episcopal Church Dre Kynett Spencer Hard Dr. Spencer Secretariat Manley

Death of Mrs Matilda Shelly in Newton

Mrs Matilda Shelly aged about seventy five was found dead in bed yesterday morning at her Newton home. She had been visiting her daughter at 14 Webator avenue for two weeks and retired Tuesday night in apparently good health. Survived by sons John A Shelly of Ransom and David B Shelly of Pittston and daughter Mrs Fred B Amand of (text cut off).

Matilda Shelly Newton John If. Kemp Webator Avenue John A. Shelly Ransom David B. Shelly Pittston Fred 8. Amand

Tooth sets offered at Spruce Street clinic

Dental offer lists full sets for 33.00 and best sets available at 5.00 including extraction. Location noted as Spruce Street near Hotel Jermyn.

Spruce Street Jermyn

Ladice Beaver Jackets At Extraordinary Values

Ladice Black Beaver Jackets offered in Jalert style with front buttons and trap details. Jackets feature stitched seams and wool fabrics, with prices listed at 7.00 10.00 and 15.00 in French Blue Garnet or Royal Blue options.

Ladice

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