Reception for Mrs Starkweather Draws East ern Star Guests
West Side residents and City Suburban neighbors attended a reception honoring Mrs C Starkweather of Superior Wis hosted by Malicarrier and Mrs J H Phillips on Washburn Street. Guests included many East ern Star and Masons members with solos, duets, and geraphaphone selections followed by refreshments. A later notice details a malicious slander case involving Mrs Elizabeth Ord and Mrs Dean on Bromley Avenue with a $200 bail posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malicarrier
J. H. Phillips
Washburn Street
C. &. Starkweather
Superior
Wis
Starkweather
Queen City Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Eastern Star
Masons
Phillips
Martha Washington
Margaret Davie
Walsh
Albany
N. Y
D. B. Thomas
Edward Jones
Harry Phillips
Thomas Walsh
P. H. Warren
Elmer Pollock
Chicago
Annie Mason
Blakely
Charles Stevens
Margaret Lanning
Coleman
Mary Bevan
Edward Swarts
William Reese
James Moir
W. H. Robinson
de Wilde
John Williams
Gomer Price
Ida Griffiths
A. M. Shiffer
Joseph Ansley, Jr
William Hagen
Cora Buckingham
Frank Metz
Ad. Fraunfelter
Mra. Loveland
Frank Powell
Oliver Mason
Yeager
Osterhout
Bessie Fraunfelter
Lily
Mrs Elizabeth Dean Granted Hearing Before Alderman Moses
Mrs Elizabeth Dean wife of Constable Dean appeared for a hearing before Alderman Moses last evening on a matter of public concern. The record notes her statement and the alderman’s preliminary ruling pending further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Dean
Constable Dean
Aldermin Moses
Washington Chemical Co Hidebound Claims on Antal Extracts
Nervous troubles of all kinds linked to Antal Extracts are described in a preface or booklet by Washington Chemical Co of Washington, D.C. The notice cites medical and consumer cautions surrounding the product and its claimed effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Chemical Co
Washington, B.c
Ladies of Lady Mundell lodge hold season opening ball
The Lady Mundell lodge No. 41 American Protestant association held the season’s first ball at Mears Hall. A large, well attended event featured dances, ice cream, cake and coffee. Proceeds benefit the lodge treasury, with refreshment and program details listed. key committee members included Mrs Powell chairwoman and several others. Prof Johnson provided the magic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Mundell Lodge
American Protestant Association
Mears’ Hall
Lodge
Powell
Baxter
Crews
Edington
Maylin
Haupt
Coulter
Missen Clark
Martha
Elizabeth Jones
Elizabeth Coulter
Prof. Johnson
Welsh Ladies Aid entertains at church social
To aid installing gas fixtures at Bellevue, the Ladies Aid of the Welsh Calvinistic Methodist church held a church entertainment followed by a social. Rev J F Morris chaired the event with solos by Miss Margaret Davies and others, and a small refreshments table offered faggots and tea with ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue
J. F. Morris
Margaret Davies
T. Brundage
D. Jenkins
Edward Bowen
Margaret
Mary
Annie Jones
D. J. Jones
D. P. Thomas
H. W. Evans
W. W. Jones
Surprise Birthday for William Stanton at 354 North Bromley
A Tuesday evening surprise gathering for William Stanton occurred at his mother Mrs. W. W. Stanton’s home 354 North Bromley avenue. Guests included Henry Schmaltz Mabel Phillips Carrie Noll Clara Harris May Campbell Amy Lawless Margaret Ribble Cora Blazer Jennie Williams John Arnold Samuel L. Harris Otto Webber Henry Webber Fred Reese Casey Young Charles Edwards Charles Snyder Joe Stanton Elmer Harris Richard Frey Will Owen John Boston Ivor Davies Will Evans Daniel Alford Edward Gross Harry Williams and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stanton
W. W. Stanton
North
Bromley Avenue
Henry Schmaltz
Mabel Phillips
Carrie Noll
Clara Harris
May Campbell
Amy Lawless
Margaret Ribble
Cora Blazer
Jennie Williams
John Arnold
Samuel L. Harris
Globe Warehouse Signals Light Price Rise Ahead
Globe Warehouse notes a general price uptrend with no immediate yard of increase in stock. It says maintaining current values is unlikely for long and offers existing lots on the same terms as purchase, encouraging readers to act while the opportunity lasts.
Silk fabric sale touts low prices on taffetas brocade and duchess
The ad promotes silk buys with fractions and color changes, highlighting 14 pieces of changeable figured taffetas, 20 pieces brocade taffetas, 16 pieces black Swiss grain brocade, 24 and 27 inch black satin duchess. It claims substantial savings under usual sale prices and urges customers to purchase.
Thanksgiving supper served by Hampton Street Methodist church group
The Ladies' Aid society of Hampton Street Methodist church will host a Thanksgiving supper in the peach parlors on Thursday evening November 25 from 6 to 8. The event highlights community gathering and church activities with proceeds likely supporting church work.
West Side Business Directory Entry
Mrs Fenton clairvoyant and prenologist located at 412 North Main Avenue offers services. Second hand furniture store buys items including furniture stoves and tools. Call to view offerings and the crock of J C King at 71 to 7 West Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Fenton
North Main Avenue
J. C. King
West Lackawannha Avenue
Disorderly conduct plea and several local notices
Mrs Anthony Dunleavy pleaded guilty before Alderman Roberts to disorderly conduct and was fined costs. Joseph Normavitch was jailed on a 400 bail after a warrant from Alderman Roberts for alleged $10 procurement from the prosecutor. Funeral services for Mrs Ann Davis will be held today at 10 a.m. Interment at Forest Hill. Nellie Pride returned from Luzerne. Haymakers association No 72% to meet next Friday. Mrs William Gillesple of Putnam visited her mother Mrs Thomas Saltry. Christian Endeavor choir meets tonight at Providence church. Anna Jenkins of Putnam street recovering after a protracted illness. H M Morrison and Fred Phillips travel to Easton for Endeavor meeting. Tomalula tribe No 72 I O R M holds reg meeting this evening. W J White of Binghamton visiting A Phelan. Daniel Jenkins of Duryea seen in town yesterday. Bertha Simmons of Parker street leaving for Pittston. Hose companies in town preparing for the annual inspection tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Dunleavy
Alderman Roberts
George Brown
Dunleavy
Joseph Normavitch
Bernard Davis
Constantine Normavitch
Normavitch
Ann Davis
Anna Owens
West Market Street
W. F. Davis
Wayne Avenue Baptist Church
Forest Hill Cemetery
Nellie Pride
Luzerne
Haymakers' Association
William Gillesple
Putnam
Thomas Saltry
Christian Endeavor Choir
Providence Presbyterian Church
Anna Jenkins
Putnam Street
H. M. Morrison
Fred Phillips
Easton
Christian Endeavor
Tomalula
Anniversary of the Red Men No. 140 in South Scranton
South Scranton awaits the 27th anniversary celebration of Red Men No. 140 to be held at Natter's hall on October 20. Distinguished guests include Thomas K. Donnelly and Dr. Walter Revers of Philadelphia, Jerome Hiir of Steelton, and Kate Deiner of Allentown. The program features bands, singing, a speech by C. L. King, a zither chorus, and dancing with supper. The Evangelical Church of Peace board elected officers and Scranton Saengerrunde installed new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natter's Hall
Thomas K. Donnelly
Philadelphia
Walter FE. Revers
Sagamore Jerome Hiir
Cormanta Band
Beleowdon
Thomaz K. Donnelly
Kate Deiner
Allentown
D- C. L. King
Binghamton
Board of
The
Evangelical Church of Peace
Charles Bellersheimer
Charles Graff
Philip Ehrhardt
Scranton Saengerrunde
Charles Schench
John Stoeher
Frederick Kirchoff
Daniel Jacobs
Philip Robinson
Ladies’ Aid So
Black Brocade Wool Fabric in 42 inch Width
Store advertises 42 inch wide all wool black brocade on sale. Regular 1.00 quality while supplies last. Limited stock implies lowest prices for immediate purchase.
Local Society Activities and Notable Deaths in Town
The Evangelical Church of Peace members enjoyed a wagon ride to Mrs. Morton’s home. Infant child funeral held for Mr. and Mrs. LaRos at Cedar avenue with Rev. North presiding. Mary Burke funeral planned, Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Mrs. Hattle Boland visits Miss Langan. M A Delaney from Waymart visits Dr. Walsh en route to Philadelphia for Penn. Patriotic Guards plan a military ball at Natter's hall Oct 27. Jacob Enale, 13, bitten by a dog on the way to the drug store. James Jordan injures hand at North mill. Abraham Lincoln, a tramp, arrested and discharged. Michael Kelley arrested for disturbance. bail set at $200. Browns baseball club hosts a party at John Phillips’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Mises Hattle Boland
South Washington Avenue
Miss Langan
Hawley
M. A. Delaney
Waymart
Dr. Walsh
Pittston Avenue
Philadelphia
Delaney
University of Pennsylvania
Patriotic Guards
Natter's Hall
Jacob Enale
Reitz
James Jordan
North Mill
Abraham Lincoln
Schmidt
Michael Kelley
Schmidt and
Quinn
Alderman Starr
Browns
John Phillips
Local Residents Return from Trips and Engagements
W. E. Clark returns from New York after a week away. James Thompson of Carbondale attended as a caller in the Ridge yesterday. Mrs. B. C. Dorsey of Delaware Street returns from visits with friends in Hallstead and Binghamton. Engagement notices announce Miss Lillian Burdick to Mr. Bert Stevens at Asbury church on Oct. 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Clark
New York City
James Thompson
Carbondale
Ridge
Mra
C. Dorsey
Delaware Street
Hallstead
Binghamton
Lillian Burdick
Bert Stevens
Asbury Church
John Koch, Jr
Capouse Avenue
Archbald
J. W. Wint
Wilkes-Barre
T. James
Fordham Street
James Graham
New York Street
N. Y
B. Clark
The
Local News and Social Notices from Blakely
Edith Wert returns from Philadelphia while David Chamberlin visits his North Blakely Street relatives. Firemen prepare for a Wilkes-Barre parade with Headley Van Camp leading the hose cart today. Washburn, Moen & Co. reps Baskerville and Dibble visit town from Philadelphia and Scranton. Mrs. Lester Utley stays with Mrs. Osterhout. Edward J. Woodward plans Wayne county visits. F. E B. Wade returns from New York on business. Ellen Gibbons to wed L. M. Smith at the Presbyterian church this evening. Ladies’ Aid bazaar opens in church parlors tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Wert
Philadelphia
David Chamberlin
G. J. Chamberlin
North Blakely Street
Headley van Camp
Wilkes-Barre
Blakely Street
George Baskerville
T. H. Dibble
Scranton
Washburn, Moen & Co
Wire Manufacturers
New York
Lester Utley
W. D. Osterhout
Edward J. Woodward
Wayne County
Jones
F. E B. Wade
New York City
Eugene Welsh
L. M. Smith
Ellen Gibbons
Presbyterian Church
O Connell Council to Meet and Local Moves Reported
The O Connell Council No 184 YM I will hold its regular meeting at Father Matthew hall this evening. Douglass N Hall, a former resident now a Des Moines merchant, was in town renewing acquaintances. Patrick McCahill left for Sullivan County to take a foreman job with contractor Peter Mullin. The funeral of Michael Mackin was held yesterday from his daughter Mrs John Rafter’s home on Connell street and interment was at Minooka Catholic cemetery. Mrs William Rockville of Philadelphia attended the funeral. Rumors say Minooka and Moosic teams may play a baseball game on Oct 17 at Minooka with several Baltimore players, though Manager Judge heard nothing definitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rafter
Connell Street
Minooka Catholic
William Rockville
Philadelphia
Michael Cackin
Minooka
Moosic
Baltimore
Judge
Tribune
Arrest of Mrs Emma Graham Over Court Citation
Mrs Emma Graham of North Scranton spent Tuesday night in the county jail after an attachment was issued for failing to file an account as executrix of Jessie Jones estate. Deputy Sheriff Colborn escorted her to jail. she was released after paying costs and promising to file within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Graham
North
Scranton
Death on a Railroad Track Near Providence Station
Joseph Gusdoweski, 23, of 118 Breaker Street, was struck by a Delaware and Hudson coal train near Providence station shortly before 3 am. He died seven hours later at Lackawanna hospital. The engineer believed intoxication and sleep caused the accident. an inquest by Coroner Longstreet was planned at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gusdoweski
Breaker Street
Delaware and Hudson
Providence
Lackawanna Hospital
Gosdoweski
Longstreet
Fire erupts from hot box in brick Centre Street building
A box of shavings in the fourth story of No 316 Centre Street ignited yesterday afternoon. The box was hurled from a window into Oakford court, tearing down telegraph wires and scattering burning shavings. No further damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. 316
Centre Street
Oakford Court
Remains of Andrew Novack Retrieved After Fatality
The body of Andrew Novack was moved from Lackawanna hospital to his brother Joseph Novack's home in Dickson City. Coroner Longstreet did not hold an inquest, noting an arrest had been made and evidence against Michael Koket was strong. No additional arrests were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Novack
Michael Koket
Lackawanna Hospital
Joseph
Dickson City
Longstreet
Koket
Burial of the Unknown Girl at Hyde Park Cemetery
The unknown girl known as Mary Davis was buried yesterday in Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Her real name home and parents remain undiscovered. Two women paid for the burial at Cusick's livery, supplying the funds with no names attached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Davis
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
Cusick
Medical professionals and services listed in Scranton ad notices
A Scranton publication lists doctors and an architect with office hours and locations. Bateson at 0 N Washington, Frey at Scranton Savings Bank, Shepherd at homeopath address 28 Adams, Trapold specialist near Wyoming and Spruce, Davis architect in Commonwealth building with rooms 4, 2% and 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Trapold
Wyoming Avenue
Spruce Street
Scranton
Edward H. Davis
Commonwealth Building
Seranton
Death of Blast Furnace Injury Victim
Sia.ey Skriychina died from injuries after a stone collapsed at the blast furnace. He died at Moses Taylor hospital at midnight Tuesday. The remains were moved to his former boarding house on the South Side. Coroner Longstreet ruled no inquest is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sia
Ey Skriychina
Moses Taylor Hospital
Longstreet
Australian theatres mirror English plans with American pricing
The Chicago News reports Australian theatres follow English designs yet operate like American houses with lower prices. Dress circle seats cost about 1.25 in Melbourne or Sydney versus 2.50 in London, and audiences are cordial and demonstrative. Fees and claques are absent, with rare formal dress and little snoring during plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
England
London
Melbourne
Sydney
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City
J.H. Phillips
C. S. Starkweather
Superior, Wis
Elizabeth Ord
Quay Avenue
Steven Prior
Columbia Chemical Engine Company
Wilkes- Harre
Georgeeagle
Keyser Avenue
Sloomeburg
Beagle
Emma Lewis
Academy Street
David L. Harris
Isaac Harris
North Bromley Avenue
Mise Anna Richards
Mise Fannie McLain
Wilkes- Parre
Ada Hall
South Main Avenue
Frank Woolbaugh
Conklin
West Scranton
David Morris
Meridian Street
Catasauqua
Belden Pawling
Swetland Street
Phoebe Sryder
Pittston
Women AT War
Entertainment and Social
Globe Warehouse
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hampton Street Methodist Church
Peach
Roberts
North Main
Delaware
Lackawenna
Western
Nile
Epworth League
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Margaret Crawford
Francia
M. J. Ruane
Eagle Hose Company
Pdrental
Fourth Avenue
Hyde Park Catholic
Young People's Baptist Union
First Welsh Baptist Church
E. ¥. Harrison
Mears Hall
Main Avenue
North Scranton
South
Green Ridge
Dunmore
Elias Davis
Eynon Street
Annie
Phoebe
Willie
Thomas
Elmer
Mr. Davis
Bryn Mawr
Monmouthshire
South Wales
Schuylkill County
Wellaville, O
Simpson Methodist Church
Hyde Park Case
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Knights of Pythias
Wellsville
Washington Commandery
Knights of Malta
Bellevue Mine
Catherine Dessoye
Frank Dessoye
John
Frank
Henry
Peter
Kate
Margaret Dessoye
Hamtown
A. F. Flinnery
Fourth Street
Gusdoweshki
Center Street
Novack
Alaska
N. K. Fairbank Company
Louis
Boston
Klondike Gold
DR. Hill & Son
the Tribune
Sam
Professional Directory
Physicians and Surgeons
R. Kay
Penn Ave
Ana
Bateson
Washington Avenue
C. L. Frey
Scranton Bavings Bank
Mary A. Shepherd
M. D
Adams Avenue
W. E. Allen
L. M. Gates
Board of Tate Building
StoSe.m
Tto&p. m
Madison Avenue
DR. & W. L'Amoreausn
Adams
Mulberry
W. G. Rook
Linden Street
James H. Torrey
Frank BE. Boyle
Burr Buildings
Edward W. Thayer
Jeffreys & Ruddy
Attorneys At-Law
Tessue F Joorun
Atterson & Wilcox
Petsonal Bank
Pune Ters
Alfred Hand
William J. Hand
ANK
Law
Seal Rushanse Scranton
L. A. Watres
Lackawanna Ave
Scranton, Pa
C. R. Pitcher
C. Comegys
D. B. Replogle
Loane
Meare Building
Bpruce Street
F. Killam
Bis
Jas
J. H. Hamilton
Commonwealth
Watson, Par, Hall & Kemmerer
Traders’ National Bank
Percival J. Morris
Board of Trade
E. L. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Spruce St
Car, Wash
Ave
Frederick L. Brown
Price Building
Cranton
T. J. Lacey & Son, Architects
I. G. Lyman
N. Washington Avenue
DR. F. L. Mgraw
H. F. Reynolds
P. D
E. Y. Harrison
Main Ave
C. C. Laubach
Wyoming Ave
Snover
Lacka- Ave
M. E. Davis
Adame Avenue
Barring & Sweeney, Commonwealth Building
Interstate Secret Service Agency
Jos
School OF the Lackawanna
Venomes M. Cann
Walter H.well
Leeds
SS Rr CO
G. R. Clark & CO
Beedmen and Nurserymen
Green House
ELK Cafe
Franklin Avenue
Yeigler
Scranton House
Victor Koch
Bauer
R. J. Bauer
Hulbert’s
Megargee Brothers
Washington Avenues
Frank P. Brown & CO
West Lackawanna
Thomas Aubrey
Duame' Building
Post Office
Rex
Stanley Skriychina
Australian Theatres
Chicago News
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lackawanna Avenue
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