Marriage and Funeral Notices in North Scranton Happenings
Large gathering honors Miss Mamie Nolan and Patrick Neary on their marriage. The obituary of Thomas Williams notes a funeral at his mother's home with a large attendance and Welsh Calvarytic church ministers officiating. interment followed at Forest Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Williams
William Williams
Warren Street
J. C. Phillips
Calvatiletic Church
Trescue Lodge
Knights of Pythians
Forest Hill Cemetery
William 3. Thomus
Wh. J. Richards
Evan Price
William Jermyn
David d
Thomas
WT. Owens
Joseph Williams
William Tyvis
Jermyn
Thomas M. Jones
James Morris
Miss Mamie Nelin and Patrick Neary Wed at Holy Rosary
Miss Mamie Nelin daughter of Mrs John Nolan Yard street and Patrick Neary Miury street were married in Holy Rosary church yesterday afternoon. The ceremony was witnessed by a large assembly and conducted by Ree T Lynette. The bridesmaid was Miss Mamie Boland a cousin of the bride. After the ceremony the bridal party enjoyed a short drive and a reception at the bride’s home with many congratulations and gifts. They will reside here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Nelin
John Nolan
Yard Street
Patrick Neary
Miury Street
Holy Rosary Church
Ree
T. Lynette
Mamie Boland
John Nery
Local social notes and tragedy mark city scene
Edward McNulty of New York visits friends in town while Joseph L. McDermott, also of New York, connects with locals. Mire of Norfolk, Virginia returns home after visiting Mr and Mrs J B Fish on North Main. The Christian Endeavor choir rehearsed the cantata The Great Light at the Presbyterian church. The coroner ruled accidental death in the case of Mrs Ann Steiin struck by the 320 Buffalo express near Cavitg breaker. no inquest was deemed necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward McNulty
New York City
Joseph L. McDermott
Mire
George Ponevett
Norfolk
J. Bb. Fish
North Main Avenue
Christian Endeavor Choir
Presbyterian Church
Ann Steiiin
Buffalo Express
Remains Taken Home For Daughter's Funeral Today
The remains of a woman were taken to the home of her daughter Mrs Patrick Murphy where the funeral will be held today. The Ladies Aid society of Providence Methodist Episcopal church served a supper last evening in the church basement. Miss Hannah Williams, primary teacher in School 25, confined to her home on School Street by mines. A dance and reception was held that night by the Anthracite Wheelmen in the club room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Murphy
Ladies Aid Society
Providence Methodial Episcopal Church
Harnah Williams
Bchool 25
School Street
Wallington ‘Hall
Robert Frederick
Doherila
Harwood
Little Jim
the Callier
Mise Bessie Slate
Mr. al. Auvatin
Gavotte
Harwood Mandolin
Frett Eries
Farmer
Bergan Beach
Feeding the Doves
Mother Hubbard
Beach Boy
Africa
Virginius
Harwood Mandelin Orchestra
Dick and
al Austin
Tiny O' Crady
Ben Jeffrey
Fire Engines
Long Branch
Cwimming
Harvest Time
Manitoba
narrow @scane
River Scene
Parla
Milwaukee
Drinker Street
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Chestnut Street
Frank Chamberlin
Company C
Thirteenth Regiment
Calvin Street
Camp Meade
Methodist Finisccrat Church
Churen
Mies Maud Savare
Green Ridge Street
John Cordy
North Blakely Street
Albert Savage
Wyalusing
Pradford County
Lillie Saunders
Mifflin Avenue
Scranton
Fred Nickerson
Butler Street
William Seigle
Troy
McHale
Elm Street
Bnetneer
John Eagan
Eagan Hotel
Lizzle Murray
Willow Street
St. Mary's Church
M. EB. Donlan
Lorige
W. EF. Correll
Dunmore
Lsps
Pope Leo XIII’s vast riches and Kruger diamond claim
The Sun reports Pope Leo XIII amassed more wealth than predecessors, with an estimated $20 million personal fortune and a $4 million Kruger diamond. Much is held in English banks, while the Vatican reportedly runs without debt and shows a surplus budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo XIII
St. Peter
Pius IX
Leo
Vatican
Bank of
Piue
Leo XII
Holy See
Papal
Kruger
Geld
Eet
Tle
Beach plan halted over social tensions
An exchange reveals Mrs. Bitler and Mr. Bigler debating a trip to Brarneh Beach to avoid Mrs. Dibble and a past social confrontation. Candid remarks suggest lingering tensions at the seaside gathering.
They Only Hit The Spaniards Near Chiat
A judge notes the Spanish squadron near Chiat suffered a loss the same day while their ships sank the bottom line. The exchange highlights a disputed naval engagement and the counterclaim of success in sinking ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jhele
Spuiny
Miss Della Graney Marries Bernard Hore in St Patrick’s Ceremony
Miss Della Graney daughter of Mr and Mrs William Graney of 910 Lonergan court wed Bernard J Hore of 141 Emmett street Wood Nesting afternoon at 4 oclock in St Patrick church Rev DD A Tinne officiated Miss Mane Johnson sang at the wedding party bridesmaid Anna Graney wore white organdie over pink silk John Ruane Wes best man About fifty guests attended a reception at the Graney home The couple left on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western for a short tour to Buffalo and will live on Jackson street upon return Mr Flore son of ex Alderman Hore of the Eighteenth ward is mentioned in connection with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della
William Graney
Lonergan Court
Bernard J. Hore
Emmett Street
Woodnesting
St. Patrick's Church
DD. A. Tinne
Mane Johnson
Anna Graney
John Ruane Wes
Mr. Hore
Buffalo
Jackson Street
Hore
Flore
Alderman Hore
Fellows Home Hosts Young Friends of Misses Fellows
A group of Miss Nell and Miss Lolxe Fellows friends gathered at 418 Tenth Street hosted by Mrs and Mrs John H Fellows. They toured the South Steel mill, returned for dancing and refreshments, with Harriet Carpenter among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell and
Lolxe Fellows
John H. Fellows
Tenth Street
Harriet Carpenter
Fellows
Miiaabeth Helser
Jane Pellows
Artrude
Effie Fellows
Francis Kennedy
Moonsburg
Turvy Breese
John Howell
Harold Batten
Pierce Fellows
W. Hagerman
Ruchen Staples
Mise Stella Weds Louis Stone in Intimate Home Ceremony
Mise Stella daughter of Mr and Mrs George Stubblebine married Louis Stone of Adams Avenue Wednesday at the bride’s home 919 West Elm. Rev James Renninger officiated with only immediate relatives present. Mrs Stone a public school teacher and church organist. Mr Stone a Scranton Bedding company bookkeeper. They will live with the bride’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Stella
George Stubblebine
Louis Stone
Adams Avenue
West Elm Street
James Renninger
Hampton Street Methodist Church
Stone
Hampton Street Methodisl
Scranton Bedding Company
Marriage of Misa Myrtle Searfass and Edgar Evans
Immediate family witnessed the ceremony held at 7 o'clock in the bride’s home at 906 West Elm Street. The Rev. Theo James Benninger of Hampton Street Methodist Church officiated with no attendants. A wedding supper followed and the couple plan to reside on West Elm Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Myrtle
Award Searfass
Edgar Evans
West Elm Street
Theo
James Benninger
Hampton Street Methodist Church
Beth
Elmira visit notes and military furloughs reported
Miss Maybelle Davis of Elmira returns home after visiting friends. Musician J. J. Mark of Company A Thirteenth regiment and his dog mascot come back after a seven day furlough. Fred M. Evans of Jackson Street visits Conklin New York. Mr and Mrs C D Depuy of North
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybelle Davis
Elmira
J. J. Mark
Company A. Thirteenth Regiment
Fred M. Evans
Jackson Street
Conklin
N. Y
C. D. Depuy
North
Nature's Own Way to Gains in Flesh and Digestion
An advertisement extols natural methods to increase flesh strength and vigor through digestion and wholesome food not patent medicines. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a preferred remedy, claiming they improve appetite, digestion, blood, and nerve strength. The piece also records various local incidents and social notices including a fall, visits, a cloister meeting, and an upcoming wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlandson
Stuart
Stuart Co, Marshall, Afich
Local Socials Note Visits From Nearby Towns
Lincoln avenue residents hosted George B. Kinkle of Kregeville as a guest. Mrs. Ernest Winnie and Mrs. W. H. Woodrull of Candosia NY returned home after visiting relatives. Mrs. A. M. Fildred of Lafayette Street has returned from a visit to Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Avenue
George B. Kinkle
Kregeville
Ernest Winnie
W. H. Woodrull
Candosia
N. Y
A. M. Fildred
Wafayette Street
Georgetown
Excelsior Glee Society Meeting Planned at 7 30
All members are asked to attend at the usual place at 7 30 sharp for important business. A West Side Republican League meeting will follow in their rooms over Davis pharmacy South Main avenue at 7 30 this evening. President Leysnon requests every member. A reception was held at Private William Thompson's North Rebecta avenue home last evening with many guests and several solos performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Glee Sociery
West Side Republican League
Davis
South Main Avenue
Welock
Leysnon
William Thompson
North Rebecta Avenue
Mra. Thompson
Esther Perkins
Carrie Phillips
Helen Fowler
Jones
Fdna Long
Ruth Beildoe
Sadie Mush
Eva Davis
Eva Carpenter
Elsie Reed
Clara Reed
Edward Bahr
Charles Monroe
William Butts
Fred Grey
Fred Peters
John Davis
Charles Matthews
George Phillips
Willie Phillips
Charles Carpenter
Ward Blume
Charles New
Menace to public safety to be abolished under streets department
Street Commissioner Doyle moves to remove dangerous billboards at the Cedar avenue bridge approach in South Scranton. A temporary guard will be placed by Lt. Zang, with plans for an iron fence from the bridge toward the lower hundred yards to prevent recurrences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D'oyle
Scranton
Cedar Avenue
Zang
Foreman Hiltz
Tribune
Hiltz
Thomas Hunt
Alderman Leates
Peter Dengle
Hunt
Johnson's
Natter's
Fred. Tross
Alder Street
Tross
Miss von Burbren
Frang Erlau
Herman Rosse
Century Hose Company
Ohora
Bonn
Hickey
John Gordon
Aie
Adams Avenue
Weimer
Lebanon
Swisher
Central Railroad
Jimeph P. Kramer
Frank Jansen
Emil Kress
Turaday
B. R. Conley
Flrst
Camp Meade
Misa Rebecca Shorten
Della Ridgway
Maggie Whorten
Oivino
Méexsra
Davis
Shorten
Alten
John Kopchowell
Irving Avenue
Stone Avenue
Obituary notices for Joseph Stephens and Elizabeth Price
Joseph B. Stephens longtime Lackawanna Lumber manager dies at 60 of Brights disease at his North Washington Ave home. Survived by wife and three children. funeral Sunday at 1 pm, interment Peckville. Elizabeth Price, formerly of 123 Beherman Ave, dies in Morris Hill. survived by husband and three children Polly 21 Garreld 17 Adeline 8. interment Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph BE. Stephens
Lackawanna Lumber Company
Bright
Washington Avenue
Minn
Potter County
Bert E. Stevens
L. L. Major
Walter M. Stevens
Peckville
Elizabeth Price
Beherman Avenue
City
Musterer
O. Price
Morris Til
Morris
Price
Chiiren
Polly
Garreld
Adeline
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North Scranton
Mamie Nolan
Mary Street
Heptasophs
Ann Sheviin
Hoston
Globe Warehouse
West Scranton
Lois Fellows
Stella Stubblebine
Myrtle Searfoss
Johns
La‘rolmean Hart
Gurrell
Lada
Martin Bolton
T. Toomey
D. Needham
W. Wright
M. May
T. Mellirty
Rouse
W. Rafter
F. McGinty
P. Stmns
John Gallagher
Tony Tierney
Tierney Tnd
Torkn-Graney
Misses Fellows
Stone-Stubblebine
Evans-Searfases
Walsh
Frank Kane
Capouse
Stewart Reeser
J. P. Kane
William J. Baker
Philadelphia
Reeser
Young Women's Christian Association
Loyalty Club
van Nort
Marie Roche
George Baxter
Duryea
St. John's Church
Michael Lavelle
Cherry Street
South Scranton
Malvern
Bull Run
Dye
Cleveland Leader
PLU
the. Lyceum
Sousa
el Capitan
New York
William Kate Michelen
Vera Rosa
Edw
P. Wilks
John Dunsmor
Karl Formes
Lyceum Theatre
Reis & Burgunder, Leaserss H
Rk. Long
Manager
William Morris
Stanley Weyman
Fd Rose
Zenda
Juline Oh
Lyric
Commedienne
Della Fox
Young Ideas
Nettie
Laura
Imimimnn
Tommy
Apod 6
Wille
Academy OF Music
Burgunder & Reis
Lessest
H. Rk. Long
Oxenper
Edward T. Spears
Comedy and Dramatic Co
Napoleon
Clarence Bennett
King Dramatic Company
Henry Pettitt
Devonshire Farm
Chand
Paris
Corrdor
Madam Valerie
Prism la Roquette
Interio
Priseam
Court Yard
Taek
Australao
Australia
Sidney Muarbor
Monte Crista
Power of the
London
Ibe
Gaiety Theatre
Sylvia Stalk
Venous
Lindstrom
Eight
Edith
Miss Joyce
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