Local items from Carbondale report visits and events
Rendora notes adver tisements and job orders at Shannon Co. North Main. Alva Daley and daughter Fannie, bedside of the poor farm supervisor Ackerly, attend Scranton poor directors convention. Miss Carrie Joslin of Ashley visits Wheeler family. Dr. Wheeler to hire house physician in New York. The Cycle Club won the Welsh Prize Singers for tomorrow. Edith Lehr hosts friends at South Church Street to music and dancing. Edith Lehr’s party ends late. Miss Winifred Aber of Scotland visits Mrs. Finch. Hennichan of Scranton calls on friends. Annie Golden and Edith Golden of Springfield Illinois visit Wallare and Vickers family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Edith Lehr
South Church Street
Winifred Aber
Scotland
7. R. Finch
North Terrace Street
Anthony Hennichan
Scranton
Annie Golden
Edith
Springfield
Wallare Vickers
First Presbyterian wedding of Miss Gertrude Raynor and Maurice Watt
At high noon in the First Presbyterian church Miss Gertrude Raynor married Maurice Gillespie Watt. The crowded church featured palm flora, flower-bearers James H. Paul J. H. Reese D. L. Crane R. A. Jadwin and Rebecca Meaker Frazer Lathrope. The bridal party entered to Lohengrin's wedding march with Prof A. P. Thomas accompanying. Rev. Charles Lee performed a brief ceremony. A reception for about 176 guests followed at the bride’s mother Mrs Samuel Raynor home. The couple left for their tour amid well wishes from out of town guests including Mrs E. F. Simmons and Miss Clara Simmons Scranton visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Gertrude Raynor
Maurice Gillespie Watt
Palma
Fernas
James H. Paul
J. H. Reese
D. L. Crane
R. A. Jadwin
Rebecca Meaker
Frazer Lathrope
Mia
Hannah Leonard
Anne McMillan
Oliva Herring
Jessie Moore
Millie Ulmer
Grace Hathaway
Frances Daley
Josephine Burr
A. P. Thomas
Maxwell D. Lathrope
Charles Lee
Thomas
Samuel ©. Raynor
Clara Simmons
Wilkes-Barre
A. F. Law
A. F. Baker
Silkman
City Council Hears Controller Report on 1890s Finance
Regular meeting suspended to hear city controller Wheeler. Year revenue about 98 052 with appropriations 241 944 creating deficit of 2 693 and a projected total deficit near 6 200 50 after further appropriations. York Belting and Packing bid 65 cents per foot for fire hose chosen. About seventy dollars in fixtures included. Resolutions introduced and further business transacted before adjournment.
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Wheeler
York Belting and Packing Company
Germania Singing Society Celebrates Eleventh Anniversary
The Germania Singing society marked its eleventh anniversary at its home on Monday evening with twenty Forest City Macnercher members present. President Fuchs gave a welcome, President Arnold replied, and ex-President Krantz spoke. Members performed several musical selections. Peter Lippert won a silk umbrella in the raffle. Prof. Firth provided dancing music with Edward Peters as promoter. Refreshments were served by William Young.
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Germania Singing Society
Forest City Macnercher
Fuchs
Arnold
Forest City Society
Krantz
Peter Lippert
Firth
Edward Peters
William Young
Sermon Sparks Prohibition League at Congregational Church
The Congregational church heard Rev. G. B. Stone of Forest City on Monday evening. His stirring temperance address led to the formation of a prohibition league and plans to hear Dr. Swallow soon.
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Congregational Church
G. B. Stone
Forest City
Prohibition League
Swallow
Funeral of George W. Gibbs to be held at Park Street home
The funeral for George W. Gibbs will be held Thursday afternoon at his family home on Park Street. A series of social visits and local happenings are noted, including Mr. Huddy hosting friends on Drummond Avenue, and a barn fire at William Tellshaw of South Canaan with contents destroyed.
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George W. Gibbs
Park Street
Albert Huddy
Drummond Avenue
William Tellshaw
South Canaan
Mr. Tellshaw
C. B. Gardner
Thomas Herrick
Robert Roe
Second Street
Mayfield
Germania Band
Watt
Germania Society
Forest City
Maennercher
Oscar Baley
South Main Street
Emulsion Claims Aid Weak Children in Gaining Flesh
An advertisement promotes Scott's Emulsion as helpful for children who grow slowly or weaken without pain. It argues the product supplies easily absorbed fat and improves overall health by feeding blood-forming tissue, suggesting it alters unhealthy bodily action.
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Scott
Marriage of Milton Root and Winifred Reynolds
The ceremony occurred yesterday at the bride’s South Main street home with Rev. Morgan J. Wat king officiating. The couple left for a two week wedding tour to Philadelphia Pottsville New York City Lancaster and other points. The bride wore a traveling suit and was attended by a small party. The bride’s family and friends offered congratulations, and both families are well regarded in Peckville.
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Milton MH. Root
Winifred May Reynolds
C. A. Reynolds
South Main Street
Morgan J. Watking
Factoryville
Misa Mattie Pickering
Marcelle Des Francaille
Lohengrin
Mr. Root
New York and Scranton Coal Company
Peckville
Root
Delaware and Hudson
Philadelphia
Pottsville
New York City
Lancaster
Messrs
James W. Smith
Richard Reese
Mattle Pickering
Richard Uren
Hesele Taylor
Emma Reynolds
Alonzo Hatch
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wurglirs
William Gunn
Main Street
Gunn
Viewers appointed to grade Second Street site at Mayfield
Gardner Hendrick and Roe were named viewers to grade Second Street Mayfield and must meet Monday Nov 8 at 10 a m. Other items note Methodist meeting at Curford with Rev Gendall speaking on pastors salaries Tuesday afternoon. Also reports Typhoid illness improving for Thomas Green Jr and marriage announcements for Edward Ingleaby and Hannah Stanton on the 27th.
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C. B. Gardner
Thomas Hendrick
Robert Roe
Second Street
Mayfield
Monesdale
Methodista
Curford
Francis Gendall
James Shields
Third Street
Rogers
Misa Gertrude Watt
Thomas Green, Jr
Edward Ingleaby
Olyphant
Mies Hannah Stanton
Frank Tall
Carbondale
W. B. Weatlake
Methodist Episcopal Church
Westlake
Gilmore Hall
Troy
Archbald
Charles
Malin Street
Dallas
Permission Denied My Thiat Your Band
A fragment describes a confrontation where a man asks about a band and removes a woman's nail. The woman answers that she has gloves on. The line includes the word Life as a fragment.
Man seeks ultra dense urban home with no yard
A man visits a real estate office to order a house with no front yard, packed against the sidewalk and in a highly cultured neighborhood. He seeks privacy from prying neighbors while noting his plan to mow a tiny patch of grass and endure urban scrutiny.
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Unien
Ahad
Washington Star
Klondiker Refuses Soft Drinks for Straight Whisky
In the Indianapolis Journal a barkeeper tells a Klondiker he can offer only straight whisky as soft drinks are frozen hard, reflecting a rough frontier toast and a terse exchange.
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The
Indianapolis Journal
Keystone Defeats Tunkhannock In Season Opener
Keystone Academy opened the football season at Factoryville with a 4 0 victory over Tunkhannock High. Tiffany scored the first touchdown for Keystone, with Luchsinger and Dereheimer adding others. The Keystone line and backfield, including Guchsinger and Tripp, dominated the play. Referees were Professor Smith and Professor Mick, with Jay F. Bond as timekeeper.
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Keystone Academy
Factoryville
Tunkhannock High School
Tunkhannock
Tiffany
Keystone
Luchsinger
Dershiemer
Deerehimer
Dorden Norton
Hight
Cook
Avery Austin
Soma Guchsinger
Harding Richarde
Hrown
Little Tiffany
Tripp
Reynolds Mathewson
Touchdowne—Tiffany
Richards
Antin
Stchninger
Dereheimer
Professor Smith
Amytte
Mick
Jay F. Bond
John Reynolds
Local Football Notes Open Oct 14 Games
Scranton seeks 1867 football clash with Mayfield Cottondale Pittston Wilkes-Barre or Keystone academy on Oct 14 or later. First come, first served. contact B Leonard Scranton. Alerts on Oct 17 return from Comets. EB Gilroy captain. No. 1 school seeks return with No. 0 on Washburn grounds next Saturday at 10. Fraters grounds hosts Sanderson Hill Comets Keystone of Green Ridge requests return on Oct 17 at 2 30 with E Croft manager and E Todd captain.
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Scranton
Mayfield
Cottondale
Pittston
Wilkes-Barre
Keystone Academy
B. Leonard
Town Avenue
Alerts
West Side
Comets
Mulleti
Anewer
Eb, Gilroy
Ly Lewis
No. 1
Washbern Errest
Washburn Street
BE. McHugh
Sanderson Hill
E. Croft
E. Todd
G. Bogart Cowles
Choir concert and community notices in Hrallstead
In Hrallstead the Presbyterian church choir will give a concert next Tuesday evening. The Good Citizens league will hold a public meeting in the Baptist church Friday evening Oct 22. Baptismal services were conducted last Sunday evening. The Delaware Lackawanna and Western pay car visits next Saturday. A marriage occurred at St Lawrence's in Treat Bend and two speakers from out of town will visit next week. A new literary and debating committee forms at the Railroad Y M C A with officers and the first debate set for Thursday evening. The Baptist men's band plans a chicken pie supper next Saturday.
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Presbyterian Church
F. P. Browne
Heart Lake
Montrose
Good Citizens’ League Club
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Andrew Carriage
Kate Hill
St. Lawrence's Catholic Church
Atreat Bend
Father Fagan
Aaron Bower
Scranton
Young Men's Christian Association
Thurguay Evening
Swallow
Harrisburg
J. L. Marrow
Philadelphia
Mary and
Martha
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
DB. W. Pease
Fred W. Church
Fred D. Lamb
Charles Roney
John Young
the Baptist Church
Laundry Closed On Saturday Night After Sudden Illness
Patrons of a small Upper City laundry found the shop shut Saturday evening with a note on the door reading that it was closed of account of sickness till Monday. The note added I’m not expected to live.
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Ulica Observer
This Company Acts as Trustee Executor and Guardian
A firm serves as trustee, executor, administrator or guardian under court appointments, corporate designations or individual requests. The article outlines its duties and scope of authority in fiduciary roles across multiple jurisdictions.
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Shannon & Co
North Main Street
Common Council
Jermyn
Taylor
David E. Jones
David Stevens
Sarah Evans
Dangerously
Knights of Pythias
Reese's
Emma Evans
William W. Evans
Rendham
Ivor Thornan
Welsh Congregational Church
Mr. Jones
Nebo
Mary Davis
Magele Kelchad
Charlie Llewelyn
William Canoe
Frederick Price
David Davis
William Herbert
William 8
Seal
Forest Home Cemetery
Weber
Meesic
M. J. Grogan
Kate Reardon
Western
David Teese
Providence
Hattie Prendermat
Depot Street
Hubert McKenszle
University of Denneylvania
George Inglitz
Cortland, N
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Anotmer's
N. K. Fairbank Company
Coulcago
New Turk
Pittaburg
Gail Borden Eagle
Newton Conprnsto
New York
Horner
America
Sewell
Venetia
R. J. Horner & Co
Edes Musee
Scranton Eaundry CO
Washington Ave
Dix Court
A. E Rogers
Lackawanna Avenue
Lackawanna Trust
Scranton, PA
WH. T. Smith
Pres
Renry J. Anderson
Vive-Pres
John W. Fowler
Treas
Silverstone
Wiskomee Ia
Williams’ Waite
E. Robinson's Sons
Manre
Hill & Connell, Protheros Co. and
A. EB. Sireng
the Newark
Newark
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Foster Rootes
James A. Banister Co
A. Bittenbender
J. M. Kemmerer
Franklin Ave
Lackawanna Lumber
GANG
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter County
Coudersport
Port Allegany
General Office—Board of Trade
Dickson Manufacturing CO Scranton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sunbury
Harrisbore
Baltimore
Washington
Pittsburg
West
Hazleton
Reading
Norristown
R. Wood
J. R. J. B. Mutchinson
Hawley
Baranton
Central Railroad of
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Lehigh and Susquehanna Division
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N. R
Whitehall Terminal
Mountain Park
Atlantic City
Elizabeth
F. m
Reading Terminal
Muuch Chunk
Altentown
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Easton
P. m. Sunge Oees
Long Branch
Ocean Grove
Whitewall
South Ferry
Fom
Brooklyn
Blazen Island
Grand Central Depot
Long Island Railroad
H. Baldwis
J. Nl
Olhauben
Lacka
All Points
Trenton
Philaddelphia
South
Washington and
Tobyhanna
Ieprees
Winghamton
Oswego
Elmira
Corning
Bath
Dansville
Binghamton and
Utica
Richfield Springs
Northumberland
Wilkes Barre
Plymouth
Bloomsburg
Datville
Williameport
Nanticoke
Ymouth
Wiliman Perior
Lagli District
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New Yor
Erie Railroad
Delaware and
Hudson
Albany
Saratoga
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Bosa
New England
Honesdale
Weet
Abo
New Y Cee Stateinnis
Gto. Og Wit Laney
Valley R
Eem. Beath
Black Diamond Express
Rennggivanta Te
Western Fall
Lehi Valle
Burdick
G. Pla
Lehigh Valley Railroad System
Wilkes-Harre
Townanila
Ithaca
Geneva
D., IL
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Pullman
Lehigh Valley
Rollin H
Wilbur
Chas
Lee
Phila
AL W. Nonnemacher
Ontario
Beranton
Kondale
Cadosia
Une
Corvongale
Otha Mood
Aa Ande Derson
Go.p. A T
Flitcroft
Pennsylvania
Mercereau & Connell
Wyoming
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