Personal notices from town residents last week
Dr C I Mrey is out of town for the week. Colonel Holl Ripple went to Washington DC. Mr and Mrs I K Nettleton returned home after a month at Cumberland. A T Bridgeman of New York was in the city. Several residents left for business trips in New York and Philadelphia. Invitations and engagements are announced among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holl Ripple
Washington
DC. C
Westerning
Mre
I. EK. Nettleton
Cumberland
Enn
A.T. Bridgeman
New York
Westerdiay
James Wt. Welly
John R.kelly
Walliam Trahe
Resterdiay
South
James Culden
Walter Chaifetd
Albert BlUmgrmaer
New York City
Lon
Ro O W. Archlald
United States District Court
Philadel
Phia
Lopoents
Merddin Jones
Orange
N. JL
M.D. Reese
Capotse Avenue
Grand Army of the Republic
Phion Shoidy
Pine Grove
Treat Heutenant
Miehith
Duryeu
Tlink Brothers
Ely
Bunday
Mie
J OW
Sehlebel
Im. Kiurst
Mir
Riagé
Carolyne Leh. Haurdt
Joseph I’. Badman
Bululy
Samuel Slekler
Phila Street
San Diego
Cal
Bloxer
Providence
Charles D. Oldknow
Templeton Campluing Engineering Department
Buffilo and
Susqueluiila Joul and Coke Company
du Bois
Cleurdelil
County
Night School Resumes at St Thomas College Monday
Evening classes reopen at St Thomas College with ten instructors teaching reading spelling arithmetic grammar shorthand typing and correspondence. Special prep for Civil Service exams offered for back‑ward students. for details contact Brother B Andrew President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas College
B. Andrew
Millinery Note From Miss Le Vay at Hotel Jermyn
Miss Le Vay displays exclusive millinery styles at Hotel Jermyn and will not return to Scranton for two weeks. The item references Oct 4 1902 in Scranton with mention of Mr and Mrs John Whitted and a boy at a residence on Why Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Vay
Jermyn
Uesday
Scranton
Ipten
Scranton, Pa
John Whitted
Why aVenue
Chickure Not Guilty in Mary Rubias Murder Case
Ten year old Stephen Chickure of Winton was found not guilty as the commonwealth failed to prove his criminal capacity in the death of 9 year old Mary Rubias. The trial followed an incident at a hydrant when Chickure threw an iron rivet at the girl, fracturing her skull and killing her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Mary Rubias
Frank McVittie
Stephen Chickure
Winton
Maury Rubins
Perris
John Rhubius
Mary
J. F. Saltry
W.W. A. Phillips
William Bell
John Nubius
T. P. Duffy
Zullty
William Webber Sues in Trespass for 2000 Damages
William Webber fills a trespass suit to recover $2000 in damages. Appears before Alder on August 2 at a hearing represented by attorney K R Zimmerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Webber
KR. A. Zimmerman
Witnesses Will Prove Webber Lied In Damages Claim
Berger states Myron Kasson is aware a number of witnesses will prove falsehoods by Webber. The declaration allegedly injures the plaintiff and he seeks damages as stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min Myron Kasson
Berger
Webber
Divorce hearing in Criggon Crisson case before Judge Newcomb
Clara Criggon seeks divorce from John Crisson in Moscow based on her testimony and that of neighbors Mrs. Crisson Frank Rauschmeyer and Mrs. Dietrich. They say Crisson left July 15 1894 and has not been heard of since. The couple married in 1870 at Kimhurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Criggon
John Crisson
Newcomb
HH. A. Knupp
Crisson
Frank Rauschmeyer
Dietrich
Moscow
Crissons
Kimhurst
Salomon Goldsmith Seeks Receiver for Victory Oil Filler
Salomon Goldsmith filed a salt in equity against Victory Oil Filler with Samuel Kramer as president George D. Taylor secretary and Joseph Levy treasurer. He holds a judgment of 104.50 and asks for a receiver to be appointed and for the company to assign its letters patent to the receiver who would sell them to satisfy the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salomon Goldsmith
Victory
Samuel Kramer
George D. Taylor
Joseph Levy
Goldsmith
Court Asked to Revoke Hotel Licenses for Sunday Liquor Sales
Robert Wilson, agent for the Munii cipal league, yesterday asked the court for rules to show cause why the hotel licenses of Charles Moore of 105 Lacka Watina avenue Dominic F. Redding ton of 531 Penn avenue Thomas J. Hayden of 447 Penn avenue and Anthony Landy of 229 Wyoming avenue should not be revoked. The petitions claim liquor was sold on Sunday at the establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wilson
Muniicipal League
Charles Moore
Lacka- Watina Avenue
Dominic F. Reddington
Penn Avenue
Thomas J. Hayden
Anthony Landy
Wyoming Avenue
Citizens Naturalization List Presented by Judge Edwards
Judge Edwards presided a naturalization session yesterday. The new citizens include Dunmore John Solvone Mike Yuhas Joseph Grip Peter Silesok John Fussurk Joseph Robitez John Golvone Peter Luzore Vandling Joseph Sirgolus Andrus Prenlkowska Jermyn David J. Jenkins John Porte Scrinton Michael Yukas Abraham Fernberg George Alih Nicholas Mogib Wolle Younla Carboiiile Sento Cordomone Orphant Michael Dominex Old Forge Joe Movunifico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Naturalization Court
Dunmore
John Solvone
Mike Yuhas
Joseph Grip
Peter Silesok
John Fussurk
Joseph Robitez
John Golvone
Peter Luzore
Vandling
Joseph Sirgolus
Andrus Prenlkowska
Jermyn
David J. Jenkins
John Porte
Scrinton
Michael Yukas
Abraham Fernberg
George Alih Nicholas
Egypts
Mogib
Mogib Wolle Younla
Turkey
Carboiiile
Sento Cordomone
Orphant
Michael Dominex
Old Forge
Joe Movunifico
Scranton Local Court Actions and Notices Report
Marriage license granted to Frank Long and Mary Prosur. Viewers’ report confirmed vacating pub. Property case over Bowring Brook and Madison Street area. Second ward polling site moved to John R. Williams premises in Malin and Scott streets. Thomas W. Watkins resigns as judge of election. Wilam Hughes appointed successor. Flood survivor Alexander Merlesgowski sues Scranton Steel and Wilkow Barre and Serminton Railway for damages. Divorce action in Smith case. decree rule granted. Alias subpoenas issued in Dunn vs Dunn. Delaware and Hudson moves to ejectment against George Crabb for 41 East Market Street. Crabb owes four months rent. Attorneys Loughran notes charter for Culweaves Russian Club of Scranton to promote sociability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Long
Mary Prosur
Bronweht
Scranton Steel Company
Wilkow
Barre Wid Serminton Railway Company
Allen Smith
Eariest
Baruch Smith
An Deere
Det
Allee Dunn
Alexander Dunn
Delaware and Hudson Company
George Crabb
East Market Street
Crabb
Loughran
Scranton
WEDDED IN NEW YORK Edward Holland Weds Miss Hood
Edward Holland son of Mr and Mrs A D Holland married Miss Hood in New York at the Church of the Transfiguration The Tittle Church Around the Corner The couple was witnessed by Judge and Mrs FE On Willard Major and Mrs Warren Scranton friends congratulate and note his move to New Orleans to pursue large business interests The city news praises his friendships and happiness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Holland
Miss Hood
Edward Holkiaed
A.D. Ptolland
New York
Tittle
Willard
Major
Warren
Holland
Big contract awarded for Nineteenth district sewer project
Ruch and Miller of Philadelphia won the eleven mile Nineteenth district sewer contract with bids near 180000. Their bid includes per foot and per basin rates, a 1500 dollar certified check, and a $100000 national surety bond. The award was made by Recorder Connell and Director Roche, who noted the firm is responsible and ready to begin next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruch and Miller
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Connell
Public Works
Roche
Phillips
Funeral of Mrs Gearhart in quiet city ceremony
The funeral for Mrs. W. I. Gearhart was held at her Monroe Avenue home yesterday afternoon at 2 30. Rev. Joseph Odell led the service with the theme For me to die is gain. The tribute spoke of a beautiful life cut short and the influence she left on family and friends. Music framed the solemn hour with Mr. Chance conducting and a quartet including Mrs Alfred Guthcing Miss Garagan and Messrs Robertson and Ralph Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. IT. Gearhart
Monroe Avenue
Joseph Odell
Christ
Cear
Chance
Alfred Guthcing
Miss Garagan
Messrs. Robertson
Ralph Willame
Price
St Thomas' Met Defeat By Normal School In 50–0 Loss
A St Thomas' College football pickup squad traveled to Bloomsburg to face the Normal School. They were routed 50 to 0, failing to score as Higgins Ruane and E F McHugh offered the best play. O'Malley refereed, Post er umpired, and Ryan timed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas’ College
Bloomsburg
Diggins
Ruane
Burke
Gruener
Affrey
EF. McHugh
Gallagher
Farrell
Cusick
Cooney
J. McMugh
Higgins
McHugh
O'Malley
Poster
Ryan
Tno
Rush of orders at American Locomotive Dickson works
The Dickson works of the American Locomotive company report a heavy workload with orders from Delaware and Ellison for thirty engines, fourteen switching engines, and sixteen Consolidated types. They recently completed ten locomotives for the St. Louis and San Francisco railroad and hold thirty more orders for the same line. Nearly all Cart works employees were idle to attend Henry Wirth’s funeral after injuries from last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Locomotive Company
Dickson Works
Str
Delaware and Eluisen Company
St. Louis
Two Changes Yesterday Keep Morris in Last Place Tie
Stanton extends lead in the special contest while Morris sits in the bottom spot tied with the latest results. The stroke gunster keeps up his performance as changes unfold yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Stanton
Gunster
Standing of Contestants in Scranton Area Event
A list ranks 32 contestants from Scranton and nearby towns with scores or percentages. Notable entries include A J Kellerman, Charles Burns, Oscar H Kipp, Wim Sherwood, Herbert Thompson, Frank B McCreary, Lewis Bates, Miss Jane Mathewson, Don Capwell, Walter Hallstead, and Arthur J Thayer among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Kellerman
Scranton
Charles Burns
Wandling
William T
Rodriguez
Oscar H. Kipp
Elmhurst
Wim. Sherwood
Harford
Herbert Thompson
Carbondale
Fred K. Gunster
Greene
Albert Freedman
Hyde Park
Beatrice Harpur
Thompson
Frank B. McCreary
Hall- Stone
c.Gieeeee
Lewis Bates
Jane Mathewson
Factoryville
Don C. Capwell
Fred Kibler
South Scran
Seiarce Viessinieietie Sieieie
A. L. Clark
Green Grove
Louis Gere
Brooklyn
Walter Hallstead
Scran- Scranton
Asee
Lee Culver
Springville
Elmer Williams
Grant M. Decker
Hallstead
Vis
Eddie Morris
South Scran- Hoh Cnisacaeis
Buobiesisieess
William Cooper
Priceburg
Mary Yeager
Green Ridge
Arthur J. Thayer
South Scranton
Hugh Johnston
Forest
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Rheumatic Relief
An autumn advertisement urges rheumatic sufferers to try Paine's Celery Compound to purify the blood and strengthen the system. It cites Mr. G. W. Weber of Janesville Wisconsin who reports relief after using six bottles, claiming renewed vigor and appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
G. W. Webber
Janesville
Wis
Leaders in Tribune Educational Contest Show Gains
Ten leaders scored yesterday with Sherwood and Hatty among top movers. Mackie advanced past Clark Collins McCusker and Danvers to a tie for thirtieth. Dorsey rose to fourth. Stanton climbed to twelfth while enlisted with the Thirteenth regiment at Olyphant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
LeRal
Stinton
William Sherwood
John Mackle
Fred SK. Gunster
Herbert Thompson
Hatty 'T. Madden
Maxwell Shepherd
Wham Coonor Cp
Charles W. Dorsey
Lewis
June Mathewson
John Mackie
Providence
C. A. Clark
Henry FE. Collins
Louis McCusker
Harry Danvers
Eddie Morris
Mackle
Ginister
Prige
Sherwood
Stanston
Dorsey
Leltol i. Stanton
Stintia
Pine Street
Thirteenth Regiment
Olyphant
Keller and Van Dyke Celebrate Harmony in 22 Years
The firm reports twenty two years of operation with no misunderstandings with employees. A nine hour workday goes into effect at the works yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sible
Keller & van Dyke
Ls? Copouse Avenue
Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Of Mr. And Mrs Emanuel Moses
Mr and Mrs Emanuel Moses of 423 Madison avenue celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary Sunday evening with a large circle of relatives present Four generations were in attendance and out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Le Friedlinder of Halleton A Gumperty and Mrs J Ashenbrandt and daughter of Pittston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Moses
Madison Avenue
Mroo
le Friedlinder
Haaleton
A. Gumperty
Wyoming Seminary Preparatory School Announces Open Enrollment
Special work character building and college and business preparation certificates issued by colleges. Co educational with emphasis on ornamental branches. Superior dormitories science hall chapel dining room gymnasium athletic field and fine equipment. One year form now open. For catalogue address L L Sprague D D president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprague
City and School Taxes 1902 Collection Update
City Treasurer Barker reports the 1902 city and school tax duplicates are now in his hands for collection. Dr Lindabury, specializing in diseases of women, is located at 216 Connell Building with hours 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 7 to 8:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker
Lindabury
Connell Building
Tod P
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Foote & Shear Co
Washington Ave
The
Hardenbergh School of Music and Art
Sumner Salter
Register
Linden St
Title Guaranty and Trust Co
S Stock
I. F. Megargel & CO
Lackawanna
A. BE. Warman
SION
Dr. C. I. Mrey
Louis Gramer
Joseph Gilroy
Duffy
BE. Co. Newcomh
HW. M. Edwards
George
Ferris
Lucerne County
Ibbel
Wade M. Finn
W. W. Scranton
Minnie Borden
Josephine McCouskl
John Button
Johnson Mine
Button
Burton
James Cook
Princeburg
Newcowh
Priveburg
Frank Yorke
Hind
Cook
Ook
Mhauncey C. Johnson
Harry Spitz
Nagareno Pascolini
Thaly
James Carlucci
Anthony Millarkey
Joseph Spitzer
Sellin
Frank McVittle
Ihe Sulng
HH. G. Edwards
First National Bank
Joseph Burros
Wigan
Kate Toomey
Buffalo
William Greame
West Scranton
A. Hudut
Robinson and
Chestnut Streets
Huntington Reformatory
A. HL
Adams
Myrtle Hill
Nellie Wil- Hames
Adios
Conservatory For
J. Alfred Pennington
Linden Street
Court House News Notes
Ganuine Elgin Creamary
Bond Coffee
ST. Thomas
H. G. Dale
E. G. Coursen
Bates
Mackie
Iuaranty and Trust Co
Paine’s
Beranton ‘Tribune
Beraneton
Girewalng Coriteat
Burlington, Vt
Lerol E. Stanton
Wyoming Seminary
Kingston, Pa
Fred K. Chunester
William Bherwood
Leltol EE
Braunton
Charles Burne
AL A. Kellerman
Herbert Thormoran
Lewla Bales
Harry Madden
Saat Roel
Scranton Umbrella Manufacturing Company
Spruce Street
the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Lackawanna Avenue
North Main Avenue
Masury
Parrotts, Masury’s, Valentines and
Lawsons
Franklin Ave
Louis H. Isaacs
Lackawanna Ave
Dr. Jaeger
Whiting
Reynolds Brothers Hotel
Jermyn Building
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