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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1894
Page
8
The garments featured are not ordinary and come from a celebrated maker noted for his exquisite taste and skill. Every detail shows scrupulous attention with bar gains in cloths such as chinchilla beaver covert and kersey, many lined with silk.
Dr Reeves now established at 412 Spruce Street Scranton offers free examinations and care for all ages with no one turned away. He treats nervous system issues eye ear nose throat and many chronic diseases with a wide service area and claims a special catarrh cure three months treatment for five dollars. office hours daily 9 to 9 Sundays 10 to 12 and 2 to 4 elevator at Christian's Hat Store Remember the name and number.
The issue covers Thanksgiving visits by locals, duck hunting prospects along the river, and a collision injuring Hon. John Jackson near Walton. It notes social visits, church events, and a large group train trip to Scranton after a funeral. Faculty and student activities include lectures, temperance talks, and a Thanksgiving feast among fourth floor boys.
Miss J Maud Woodward and Charles A Cramer were married at the bride’s father R B Woodward’s home in Hawley by Rev J C Leycock. An elegant dinner followed for about thirty relatives and friends before the couple departed for Dunmore to begin their life together.
Thanksgiving recess stretches to 9.14 am Monday as Bucknell notes visiting alumni Frank Harkness 92 Philadelphia Bi M Green Huntington and Charles Follmer 92 in town. H. C. Downing 94 may have fever and left for Lehman. Bromley Smith Edward Flint and B. B. Ware visiting Philadelphia home. Season features multiple game cancellations including the Dickinson Harrisburg contest.
This morning finds Keystone quiet as students and teachers enjoy Thanksgiving Vacation at home. Principal Loomis shared timely remarks Wednesday morning about observing the holiday. Howard Swallow received word from home of a new little sister arriving Wednesday. The article notes ongoing discussion on the topic.
The notice announces the sale of Queer People numbers 2 and 3 opening Saturday at 9 a.m. with No. 1 closing the same day. Orders by mail are 12 cents.
Thanksgiving was quietly observed in Pittston with morning church services and afternoon social calls. The hospital served a large dinner, and the Presbyterian choir performed for patients, followed by gifts from the Bethel Mission band. Dr. Hileman retires, Dr. Walsh to take over. funeral of Thomas Cooney held. Wilkes-Barre team failed to appear for a planned game. police detain an intoxicated man. a garbled United Press report on Henry Polen’s drowning caused confusion.
Miss Sarah Davin spent yesterday with friends in Pittston. The Twilight Social club at Weber's rink drew a large crowd with music by Professor T. R. Davis and a watch contest won by Miss Kate Rumbaugh. Wedding bells rang for Miss Gwennlé Rosar and Edward D. Davis at the Rogar home. The Welsh Congregational church fair near Weber's rink drew a large audience and continues tonight. Thanksgiving services were held at Calvary Baptist with Rev. F. A. King delivering the sermon. The Scranton theaters and Taylor residents were well represented yesterday.
Arthur May of Allegheny College visits family in Forest City as social season highlights a busy week. The fifth annual Division No. 1 Ancient Order of Hibernians ball drew a large attendance and financial success.
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