Bargain Sale on Ladies Dongola Shoes Ends Soon
Local retailer advertises a limited sale of Ladies Fine Dongola hand turned Shoes to clear space for new Fall goods. Stresses unusually low prices and a few days availability.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1897
Page
3
Goods Offered In Both Leather And Cloth Tops
The item line notes availability in two styles with all leather and cloth tops. It highlights versatility and options for buyers seeking different finishes without altering core design.
Local club meetings and property sale noted in Scranton notices
The Junior Republican club schedules a Tuesday night meeting at the Central Republican club room. R Ernest Comegys real estate agency sold HG and 12th Milberry street property. H M Ives owned the property. Delaware Lackawanna and Western and Delaware and Hudson railways announce train-related payments. McAll auxiliary to meet at Mrs T H Wathking 0 Monte avenue on Monday afternoon. Baptist Pastor al conference to meet Monday at Penn Avenue Baptist church with Rev J S Thomas of Parkville reading a wealth distribution paper. Railroad department entertainment tonight at 8 pm in Wall to Lackawanna avenue headed by the ladies auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Republican Club
Central Republican Club
R. Ernest Comegys
12Th Milberry Street
Gta
H. M. Ives
Delaware, Lackawitina and Western Company
Delaware and Hudson Company
McAll
T. H. Wathking
Monte Avenue
Baptist
Penn Avenue
J. 8. Thomas
Parkville
Railroad Department
Lackawanna Avenue
Association
Windsor closing prompts possible conspiracy cases
T Hunt Brock through attorney John F Scrage declared in court that a note for 1515 20 dated June 15 1891 sued on by George Brock was paid thirteen days after its date and removed from Brock senior’s house by his father He alleges Milton R Hirst and Brock Sr conspired to force double payment Warrants may be issued for conspiracy to defraud pending further proceedings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
T. Hunt Brock
John F. Scrage
George 5. Brock
Milton R. Hirst
Linder
Brock
Hirst
Three Judge Criminal Court Begins Week With Van Horn Trial Looming
A three weeks term opens this morning with potential third judge. Judge Archbald plans three courts in session to handle large cases including the Van Horn murder during the second week. If secured a third jurist could move into the superior court room. Passengers for New York are advised to use Lehigh Valley line. Sleeping car departs Wilkes Barre 9:00 p.m. for occupancy, leaves at 6:20 a.m., arrives New York 8:22 a.m. Reservations at City Ticket Office 508 Lackawanna Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Horn
Archbald
New York City
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Wilkes-Barre
New York
City
Lackawanna Avenue
Grewer Rites Held For Adolph Grewer In Scranton
In Scranton Pennsylvania Adolph Grewer died October 9 1917 aged 01 funeral from his home Tuesday at 2 30 p m interment in Dunmore cemetery joining local obituaries records for Scranton area and Dunmore cemetery plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grewer
Scranton
Adolph Grewer
Dunmore Cemetery
About Trimmed Millinery Harvest of Ideas
An advertisement presents imported and domestic millinery creations as a harvest of ideas for customers to glean and profit from, inviting liberty in fashion choices and promising diverse representations for wearers.
Gypsy fortune teller duo in Taylor woods sparks town mystery
A dark gypsy woman and a non gypsy man have camped for a week in Taylor woods near Feliz patch. They sell fortunes for ten cents while living rough, drawing crowds and prompting residents to seek facts. An incident left the man with head injuries after a fall, and the couple plans to move as cold weather rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Woods
Feliz Patch
Keyser Creek
Howee
Eypey
Hoth
Taylor
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Beer consolidation forms in Lackawanna area
The principal breweries of Lugurne Lackawanna and Wayne counties except Stegmaier s Wilkes-Barre and Howell King Pittston and Keystone Dunmore unite into a combined company. A first meeting will be this week at Lackawanna Brewing with Joseph Hughes likely president and P J Casey treasurer. Headquarters will be at the Lackawanna brewery awaiting further changes and staff reductions follow the weed out. Money and stock for the plants were paid in Philadelphia last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lugerne
Lackawanna
Wayne Counties
Stegmaier’s
Wilkes-Barre
Howell & King
Pittston
Keystone Brewing Company
Dunmore
Stegmalers
Lackawanna Brewing Company
Monsey
Philadelphia
Y W C A Week of Prayer Observed in City Churches
The World's Week of Prayer for the YWCA began with evening sermons across many churches. Thursday will be the association day of prayer with three services at the association rooms and speakers including Mrs. Nellie Lowry and Miss Doersam leading noon and evening sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Woman's Christian Association
Association
Rooma
L. M. Gates
Eschenbach
Doersam
Mary Hill
Mudra
India
Berantun Association
Mary Knapp
Randolph Jones
Clara Long
Nellie Lowry
Simpson Methodist Hypiocopal Church
Gospel services grow at YMCA with notable music
Afternoon YMCA gospel services draw larger young male attendance each Sunday. Mr. Sanborn of the Rescue Mission spoke on Deerehorn with J. M. Chance directing inspiring music. The new orchestra and trombone Romanza impressed as John Turn soloed and Thomas Beynon sang Take Time to Be Holy. The meetings are drawing strong interest and good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Sanborn
Rescue Mission
Deerehorn
J. M. Chance
John
Thomas Beynon
Rumors Link Lackawanna to Easton Railroad Route
Rumors say the Delaware company seeks control of the Easton and Quakertown railroad and a lease or right of way to cross the Lehigh River at Easton. Aimed at a Philadelphia access, the plan would let Lackawanna trains run through Easton, tap the slate belt, and connect near the Delaware Water Gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company
Easton
Quakertown
Rierelaville
Philadelphia
Ttie
Lackawanna Company
Easton Or Northern Railroad
Lehigh River
Lackawanna
Delaware Water Gap
Sabbath Notes On Sermons At Local Churches
A column reports multiple pastors exchanging pulpits and delivering sermons across churches in Scranton and nearby areas. Services included the Lord's Supper in several congregations, evening praise, and talks on faith, church unity, and women’s work. Multiple pastors addressed themes of mutual help and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Lewis
Coaldale
Mymouth Congregational Church
F. Matthews
Scranton Street Baptist Church
W. G. Watkins
Providence
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Green Ridge
John Loughran
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Weat Boranton
Young Women's Christian Association
J. P. Moffatt
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Thomas de Gruchy
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Scranton Street Baptist
Harvest Festival at Trinity Church Marks Autumn Gratitude
Rev. Dr. J. C. Spieker led the Harvest Festival at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church with a morning sermon and an evening program by the Sabbath school. The event featured harvest displays, student recitations, songs, and a call for gratitude for God’s bounty as the church awaits Pastor Charlies Spieker’s arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Spieker
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Trinity Church
Ariel Pao
Charlies
Spieker
Cleveland
Ohio
Bpleker
Trinity Shurch
Dr. Spieker
Ruth Vetter
Mary Gerlock
Iva Brader
Jennie Seamans
Lotte Blickens
Marie Stock
Clara Bohle
Harry Keneeny
Harry Behuler
Richard Eckels
Emily Stone
Florence Warner
Miss Scheuer
Mr. Davie
Grace Brown
Lizabeth Schewer
SawyERs Millinery styles and bargain hat sale
The advertisement highlights a wide stock of hats and bonnets from leading fashion centers. It promotes two fur felt trimmed walking hats and untrimmed hats in multiple colors at low prices, inviting critical comparison with typical values of 1.50 to 1.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soc
School pageant closes with song and benediction
The Gee of Offerings featured reapers Lim Biaschke Ka tie Winterstine Grave Gerlock Sustn Schubert Metta Wetzel Asuba Swarts. D J Davies sang a solo and Jennie Sromane recited Sunday School Harvest. Exercises closed with a school song the doxology and benediction directed by BE O R Protheros with Milas Lida Garagan as organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lim Biaschke
Katie Winterstine
Grave Gerlock
Sustn Schubert
Metta Wetzel
Asuba Swarts
D. J. Davies
Jennie Sromane
BE. O R. Protheros
Milas Lida Garagan
Death of Dunmore man from powder burn at quarry
Christopher Spathfel of Adams Avenue Dunmore died at home Saturday from powder burn injuries sustained days earlier at a stone quarry on East Mouth Tal. A spark ignited a keg of powder in a blacksmith shop causing the explosion. He leaves a wife and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Spathfel
Adams Avenue
Dunmore
Mr. Spathfelt
Bicycle and Trolley Collision on West Side
Thomas Lavin of the West Side was bicycling Saturday morning at Wyoming avenue and Linden street when he hit a trolley bound for Providence. He was thrown to the pavement and sustained multiple painful cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lavin
West Side
Wyoming Avenue
Linden Street
Providence
Mr. Lavin
Lamps and Library Decorated in Pink and Red Roses
Decorative display features pink lamps and a library arrangement with red roses azaleas narcissus and a globe 26 inches high priced at 2.25 dollars.
Hoys' Lace Shoes Offer At New Prices This Week
Footwear in Lenox Newark and London styles advertised with nylon and patent leather options. Lace shoes with Nealy sole priced at 2.00, satin calf lace at 1.40, patent leather at 1.48 or 1.56 with discounts. Claim made the best ever shown and suitable for fall and winter wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoys
Cale
Lenox
Cornell
Neual
Newark
London
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Lackawanna Ave
Ita
Holden
Tribune
Bumgardner
Archbald and Sloan
Beecham
Y. W. C. A. Week OF Prayer
THE
Grover Graham
Matthews Bros
Holy Trinity
Spiecer
Sawyer’s Millinery
A. R. Sawyer
Christopher Spathfelt
Hix Quarry
China
Onyx
America
Rexford Company
Wacka, Ave
HIVE
Dr. Jaeger
Klondike
J. HW. Ladwig
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