City Notes and Local Notices From Scranton
Tonight the new operating rooms of the Lackawanna will be ready for use. Sheriff’s sales: Mac’s Book Store stock sold to Mrs. Catharine Burns. D Swarts store in Carbondale purchased by Attorney George Hort for execution creditors. Funeral notices for Mrs Maria Stipp and Mrs Mary Phillips. Excursion train to Washington for the presidential inauguration March 4 with through Pullman cars. Eastern League meeting at Fifth Avenue Hotel New York. The Tribune misinforms about Jerry Hy an. he is not dead. LeWolf Hopper appearance tickets go on sale. Mira Allee Hanson to host a reception for Scranton ladies Monday. Possible Republican bid by B F Killam for school controller. Dr McDowell, dentist, 240 Adams Avenue.
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Lackawanna
Mac's
Catharine Burns
Board of Control
Maria Stipp
Harrison Avenue
Dunmore Cemetery
D. Swarts
Carbondale
George 38
Hort
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Washington
Wyoming
the Tribune
Jerry” Hyan
Pine Brook
Hillehle Homie
Mary Phillips
James S'hillijy
Dickson Avenue
St. Peter's
Hyde Puri Catholic
Frothingham
LeWolf Hopper
Mira Allee Hanson
A Haby’s
Red Stocking
Davis Theater
Ladies and Children of
Scranton
Miss Hanson
B. FY. Killam
Eng
Irteenth
Killam
Country Club Opens Despite Rainy Opening Day
The new country club lodge opened Saturday afternoon with weather dampening attendance as about a small crowd visited versus the 200 expected. Officers and volunteers celebrated the launch and a permanent home, led by furnishing committee members Mrs. E. L. Fuller Mrs. J. G. Dunnick and Mrs. Weston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lttle
Country Club
E. L. Fuller
J. G. Dunnick
7. Weston
Death of Thomas Hodgson longtime Pennsylvania Coal agent
Thomas Hodgson, general sales agent of the Pennsylvania Coal company, died Friday night at the Westminster Hotel in New York City. Funeral services were at 4 p.m. Sunday at 116 East Sixteenth Street, New York. Interment will be in Buffalo, his former home, this afternoon. Hodgson began with the Pennsylvania Coal company as an office boy and rose through the ranks. he leaves many friends in this area.
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Thomas Hodgson
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Westminster Hotel
New York City
East Sixteenth Street
Buffalo
Hodgson
Minooka Club Challenge for Riverside Grounds Clash
The Active football club from Minooka challenges Banderson Hill Comets Dunmore teams or the Washington Avenue Stars for a game at Riverside grounds on December 6. Comets preferred. We meet at city line at 8 p.m. Captain T. L. Casey leads. Palmer McDonalds offers Choice cut flowers and flower de elgna at 644 Spruce.
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Minooka
Banderson Hill Comets
Dunmore
Washington Avenue Btars
Riverside Grounds
Comets
City Line
T. L. Casey
Deelgna
Palmer & McDonalds
Christmas sale at First Presbyterian doll articles
The Young Ladies Society of the First Presbyterian church will hold a Christmas sale of dolls and fancy articles in the church lecture room on Thursday afternoon and evening, December 3. Everyone is urged to attend and shop.
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First Presbyterian Church
Dainty Line of Children's Coats at Baby Besser
A dainty line of children's coats is advertised at Baby Besser located on 612 Spruce Street. The display promises light fabrics and small sizes for toddlers and young children.
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Baby Besser
Spruce Street
Important Announcement About Secure Lot Prices
A notice urges securing a lot before price rises under a 10hep plan. It references Central and Fine avenues with lower prices offered by Jones at 311 Spruce St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Spruce St
Ex-Gov Watres Launches His Boom for Senate
Senator J C Vaughan announced ex Governor L A Watres as a candidate to succeed Don Cameron in the United States Senate. Vaughan says Watres will return from Europe soon, establish Harrisburg headquarters, run a vigorous campaign, and seek a compromise nomination if no clear winner emerges. Vaughan notes Watres has broad state support and could unite factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Vaughan
L. A. Watres
United States Senate
Don Cameron
Watres
Europe
Vaughan
Harrisburg
Mr. Wanamakers
Vaughn
Hastings
Penrose
Funeral for Father M court in Scranton and Connellsville rites
Remains of Rev. Francia F. E. McCourt of Pittsburg brought to Scranton and laid at Hyde Park. Accompanied by family members and a large delegation of diocese priests from Pittsburg and Scranton, a solemn high requiem mass was held at St. Peter's cathedral. Burial followed at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery after viewing and closing rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francia FE. McCourt
Pittsburg
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Thomas F. McCourt
Mary McCourt
Fittshburg
Father McCourt
Connellsville
Kittell
Phelan
Hev
Father Murphy
Holy Ghost College
J. Carroll
Thomas F. Coffey
Hocese
J. A. O'Rielly
Cathedral
M. F. Crane
Avoca
EB. J. Melley
South Scranton
M. EF. Lynott
Jermyn
D. J. McCarthy
Minooka
P. J. Quinnan
Pittston
Crown King Eleven Defeats Oriental In Close 2 0 Football Match
Crown King of Pine Brook edged Oriental 2 to 0 on the James Boy's grounds yesterday afternoon. Harrison scored a safety for Oriental early, while Crown King threatened on the Oriental 2 yard line before time. Key plays featured long runs by O Hara Keef Harrison and Manley and strong defense by Clifford and Mulherin. Crown King to meet Scranton at Athletic Park later this week.
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Crown King
Pine Brook
Oriental
James Boy's
Harrison
Clifford
Orientals
O'Hara
Keef
Manley
Cliffords
Mulherin
Scranton
Athletic Park
Crown K Oriental
M. Pose
Boland
Monahan
McConnell
Creedon
Clifford Warter
Nolan
Cis
Fenton Hart
Oath
Mherin Goore
Crown Kings
Wheelmen Banquet After Thanksgiving Football Result
The Green Ridge Wheelmen held a Saturday night banquet at Caterer Louis BH Smith's on Capouse avenue after the Thanksgiving game at Sanderson's Park. The Shoves lost to the Pushers 14 to 10 and paid for both clubs' supper as agreed. Being at the West Side Wheelmen's benefit, all attendees then went to the Fatal Card show at Frothingham before dining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge
Louis BH. Smith
Capouse Avenue
Sanderson's Park
West Side
Wheelmen
Frothingham
Charles Carr
Harry Pond
Walter Jones
Leo Schimpif
Dr. R. V. White
Howard Davis
Ice Gregory
G. M. Bishop
Richard Wambold
A. Parkhurst Fine
Anonymous Letter Threats in Green Ridge Alderman Case
An unsigned letter writer in Green Ridge faces potential action as Alderman Bailey plans to refer the matter to U S authorities. The note, sent to influence the Singer-Summers horse deal dispute in Bailey's court, may bring government scrutiny for mailing an anonymous threat. The alderman declines to reveal the writer’s identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Ridge
Bailey
United States
Alderman Bailey
Colborn
Cold Wave Sets In With Snow Likely in Pa
Government dispatch forecast rain for Monday in Eastern Pennsylvania turning to snow in the morning with clearing later and a freezing cold trend. Early today no rain had fallen though a slight snow occurred yesterday evening. Temperatures dropped from the low to mid thirties, about twenty degrees since Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leage
the Tribune
Pennsylvania
Kingston Man Hamlin Dies After Colliery Fall
Thomas Hamlin of Kingston died at Moses Taylor Hospital after being trapped for over six hours when a cow fell at the Woodward colliery on Wednesday. He died at 11:15 p.m. last night. The body will be removed to Kingston today for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hamlin
Kingston
Woodward
Moses Taylor Hospital
Hamlin
Kinsley Investigation Resumes in City Hall Tonight
The Kinsley inquiry will continue tomorrow evening in Mayor Bailey's office as the defense opens its case. It is unlikely more than two hearings will be needed to present evidence, and closing arguments are not expected to take much time.
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Kinsley
New Church Blessed At Old Forge Dedication
Right Rev. William O Hara blessed the new St. Lawrence church at Old Forge yesterday morning. Rev. Father Jackson serves as pastor. The dedicating mass was celebrated by Rev. P C Winters of Plymouth and preached by Rev. W P O Donnell of Providence.
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William O'Hara
D. D
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgia
An advertised remedy claims to rapidly cure rheumatism and neuralgia within one to three days. It asserts the system is affected, the cause removed, and the disease vanishes after the first dose. Price 75 cents. Sold by Carl Lorenz, 418 Lackawanna Ave, Scranton druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Lorenz
Lackawanna Avehue
Scranton
Soul of Tarsus cantata to be performed at Penn Avenue Baptist
A cantata titled Soul of Tarsus directed by G. F. Whittemore will be presented Tuesday at 8 o clock at the Penn Avenue Baptist church. The event is run by Sunday school classes Nos. 4 and 5. Tickets are 25 cents and can be bought at the door or from class members.
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Tarsus
G. F. Whittemore
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Ladies Wanted for The Paris at 400 Lack'a Ave
Classified notice seeking experienced sales ladies for The Paris located on Lack'a Avenue. No further details provided.
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Aales
Paris
Lack'a Ave
Campbell Funeral Arranged for November 30 in Scranton Area
Henry Campbell age five will be laid to rest with services from his brother’s salon at 916 Capouse Avenue on Monday at 9 am. Interment will be at Carbondale. A train departs Delaware and Hudson Station in Scranton at 10 15 am.
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Campbell
Henry Campbell
Capouse Avenue
Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Station
Scranton
Great Gathering of Railroad Men at Carbondale Attends Meeting
A large assembly of engineers conductors firemen and trainmen met in Carbondale to welcome visitors and hold a public afternoon meeting at the Grand Opera House. Speakers praised railroad workers and the union, noted wage gains and the need for arbitration, and paid tribute to the role of women in the Brotherhood.
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Grand Opera House
CLOAKS Offered at W. R. Black's 132 Wyoming Ave
Price listings for cloaks at W R Black's located at 132 Wyoming Avenue are presented in a brief classified style. The notice highlights cloak availability and price details for potential buyers seeking affordable outerwear.
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W. R. Black
Wyoming Ave
Misses and Children Felt Hats on Sale with Trimmed Details
A sale listing describes stylish felt hats for misses and children trimmed with silk rubes ostrich tips elgretts or fancy ribbons. Prices listed at 6.00 and 5.00 with large ribbon bows highlighted.
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Norman & Moore Fire Insurance
The
Penn Avenue
A. B. Warman
Wlsm H
City Notes
Dr. McDowell
Adams Avenue
Penn, Coal Co
the Young Ladies Society
Senator Vaughan
Him
Wanamaker
Father M'Court
Restin Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Francis E. M'Court
McGouldrick
Brown
Father Jordan
Old Forge
Tallor
John Ross
A. Ave
P. FP
M. T. Howley
Lackawanna Avenue
M. P. Harding
St. Rose's Church
James J. O'Neill
Morrissey, Wilkins
Sargent
Clark
Youngston
Firth
William Blake
Blake
Gage
O'Neill
Mr. Youngston
Mare Maxwell
Miss Maxwell
Morrissey
Brotherhood of Triainmen
Will Dimeck
Congress
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
Crescent
Megara
Kirwan
T. A. Kirkwould
Fichard Kirkwood
Joseph Boylan
O'Rourke
Patrick Boylan
Dixie
Father Coffey
Lfe
P. Kelley
Tony Pastor
Beecham
Beecha
Tribune
Grand Master
Brotherhood
Stillman Hadcock
Western
Holy City
Boston Conservatory of Music
Mary Finnen
P, H. Morrisy
Christa
Sterling Sliver
Berry
Powell
Block
Sawyer
Wyoming Avenue
Sterling
White
China
China Hall
J. Weichel
Mears Bidz, Cor, Wash. and
Snyder, D. D. S
Syrnsett
Hotel
D. Bolz
Dime Bank
Capes
Weteerers
Hallacher
Langfeld
Rupprecht's
Crystal Palace
Eugene Kieberg
Agi Penn Ave
Opp
Baptist Church
Middle of Block
Reiseman & Solomon
Branch Street
Alwa
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