Country club sends strong team to Wilkes-Barre meet
Scranton country club plans a road trip to Wilkes-Barre to face Wyoming Valley Club. The Beranton team is touted as the strongest yet, with seven players named including Huntington back on the roster. A junior cup match was postponed due to Belin Jr’s absence, and a busy schedule of handicap events and an open tournament follows. A large social reception with bankers is planned, and local figures include Messrs. Sturges Fuller Anderson Warren and Belin Jr among many guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Watkins
Kenneth Welles
T. H W. Watkine
Scrattenlab
Messrs
Shepherd Ayrer
F. J., Phillips
W. H. Pook
Scmotinubis
Moessie
T. J. Jones
J. J
Messrs. FE. BH. Sturges
JL. Fuller
H. G. Anderson
W. W. Secranton
Everett Warren
A. W. Kingsbury
C. N. Connell
Hop. Simonen
TF. Jones
H. M. Boies
Henry Belin, Jr
Ss. Westin
J. Menjjamin Dimmick
T. H. Watking
J. W. Oakford
The
Bank Cashiere of
Scranton
Movements of People in Wilkes Barre Scene
A long list of residents and visitors records extensive travel and return dates. Names include Mr. and Mrs. L Grittin, Miss Gertrude Sprigue, Mrs J AUCH Robertson, Mm A YY Diddlemin, Meat WIL Eighes, Wood McAlutray, and many others. Several individuals depart for New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, or Pittsburgh while others return from those cities or from trips to Washington, Boston, and Erie. Occasional notes mention positions, such as Joseph A Wagner joining a medical department, and church or community roles, with a focus on social movement and visits across cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
D. Musser
Paul LD
Sheffer
Bellefonte
Blede
Ambonrce Avenue
Giffin
Film Park Church
Tlantey
Sheffer & Sons, General Department Store
Mie
Mrs. Sheffer
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Wieste
Mr. and
Mire
Samuel Bleffer
Sie
W. Sheffer
Prager Sheffer
Mra. J. Fred. Montgomery
W. Carrol Ripe
EF. G. van Alen
Northumberland
H. XN. Seitgel
MiMinbure
Mise Nina Macdonald
Ro Moteleon
Lewistown
Mike Foster
Pinteton
P.O”, Shoop
Seattle
Himelf
South
Atlanta
Georgla
Othe
Mason and Dixon
WNL de
L. Grittin
Gertrude Sprigue
Pitheten
J. Auch Robertson
Wieliity
Diddlemin
Luverne Street
Clits
Wil Eighes
Antrim
Pitteibn
Scranton
Wood
McAlutray
Phildelphia
Joseph A Wagner
University of Penvestunia
Amd
Bidelle
Thoreday
Monile
Layton Martin Behechhie
Itheen
Wernell
Selorh
Cornel Hens
Iim
Chicago
Mfr
Locals Visit, Guests Attend in Wilkes Barre Area
Pacife Railroad company and Troy Mountain route figures stir city talk this week. Jones Motinen of Wilkes Barre hosts James McNamara of West Market. Mrs. Tiuehes of South Hyde Park Avenue visits daughter Mrs. Eide of Shamokin. Helen Teen returns home from Beranton friend. Mrs. Robert Roberts of New Orleans visits Mr and Mrs William Price of Me Prank J. Silliman of the Traction company attends a Manchester street railway convention. Mr and Mrs John Tueke of Elmira N Y stay with Mrs. David Weed in Jackson Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Watres
New York
John M. Harris Hae
Pailadelphia
Hora Gillesgie
North Miisin Ave Hite
New Mokerty
Alawie
Chav Ballder Caunfield
Lichawona
Cileago
Potlie Videovis
I Réeranton Vielhor
John Simpeon
Globe Store
Scot Pram
Hasxhetm
Jactlus Koch
Coponee Avenue
Baston
Tiesiay
Diinmere Fridhd 4
Katherine Kennedy Tik
Columbis
Airs
MM. Stratton
Jefferean
Mires, Ponty
Binghamton
Juvbn Alay
Kimblriot
Wlow’. Patterson
Philadelphia
Jaume
Masters and Wife
New York State
Mrs. Taylor
Brooklyn
S. C
Fppf
Arndt
Guerne
T. W. Jones
Everett Jones
Academy Street
Wilkes- Barre
Lottie Purcell
Wilkes-Barre
Chapman Sayre
Jacksonville
Pla
Thomas SS. Caviex
Morris Gourt
Pittsburg
Mire
Howard Griffin
Monsey Avenue
Baiffalis
Motive Power
J OW. Pitegibbons
Larkawannas
Pacife Railroad Company
Troy Mountain Rote
Jones Motinen
Wilkes Harre
James McNamara
West Market Sient
Docoph Tiuehes
South Hyde Park Avenue
Mre
Eide
Shamokin
Helen Teen
Beranton
Riend
Daurville
Robert Roberts
New Orleans
la Fe
William Price
South Main Avenue
J. Silliman
The
Traction Company
Tancester
Sannahs
John Tueke
Elmira
N.Y
David Weed
Jackson Wtvert
Father Mathew Parade Vexes Town with Noisy Strolls
Townwide procession by Father Mathew society crowds streets and sidewalks all day Tuesday. Observers note disorderly but not violent behavior, while merchants worry over lost business and public officials weigh the parade’s broader impact on temperance efforts and city image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Mathew
Mathew Societiee
Temperines
Anveten
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Prohibition Party
Mandir
Total
Urler
Ameren Suiliy
Amos Cathollc Guuns
Churel
Dt Jens Worth
Dyspepsia and Nervous Exhaustion Warning
Acute inflammation of nerves centered about the stomach weakens digestion. A healthy stomach depends on vigorous nerves. without strong nerve energy, tissues fail as blood becomes impoverished. Overwork worry and care drain nerve energy and threaten overall health.
Paine's Celery Compound Claims Dyspepsia Cure
A testimonial from J. B. Tussey of Clinton Missouri asserts Paine's Celery Compound restored appetite and vitality after six bottles. The notice extols nerve fibre health and blood nourishment as benefits, claiming dramatic long term improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
J. B. Tussey
Clinton, Mo
Lightning Red Man Attends a Wedding
A garbled wedding notice from Kidderville Pa describes Angelina Kidder, daughter of Major Kidder, marrying Wink Willers. The account notes the wedding customs, the cornet orchestra, and a lavish reception with painted train motif and a silk quilt gift, amid chaotic spellings and scanted details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleshure & Edificushun
Select
Realdents
Kiddersville
Puilavlins
Domielle
Maj
Kidder
Miss Angelina
Danter
Wink Willers
Justin
Ferns
Kiddersville Cornet
Atselinn
Tver
Wilboraun
Knee Kidder
Lambrek
Mal
Bargain Event Promises Unmatched Hosiery Lots
Children’s hosiery sale features two great lots described as incomparable bargains beyond all competition on goods of equal merit.
Banner Bargain Sale on Fast Black Hose Lot
Seventeen word summary not provided.
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McKinley
Schley
Thomas Lipton
Navy
Aly
Napoleon
Mekhinies
Harriette Bilentine
Lyceum
Josephine Medway
Phoebe Smith
Barnett
Charles H. Campbell
Philadelphia Inquirer
Burpert
van Friends
Campbell
T. C. von Storeh
Monroe Avenue
Miks Pennypacker
Augusta Archbald
Amy Jeseup
Carrie Bennell
Missou Halen
Alice Matthews
Meare
J. FB. Merrill
Jesse Jones
Edward Holland
Lawrence
F. P. Fuller
Puneton
Getess
John H. Beall
Henrivitt
Gorm Stewart Ping
Btlake
Ricwe Mow
Seigel
Wikes Rare
J. Setiineman
Hubert T. Dalley
Frank Brown
P. MM
Berry
Pittchon
H. Ob. Brepp
Hen Themis
Nin
Histrop
Mr and Mere
William Speck
Mra
Ki TR. Peckens
J. D. Truth
Mrs Alt
Chirk
John Hut
W. Reyne
Mr Owl
K. Acker
Woi Bush
Ibleys
Mirges
Ated Potter
Molle Smith
Bertha Whetllne
Laura Meldrum
Desi Owens
Phillipena An Gurale Tropp
Belle Warren
Gace Derthrew
Laura Way Vilet
Bid
Jean Jones
Ci. Wiest
Pie Fellows
Ethel Thewes
Shajysdard
Jonnie B. Smith
Kerk
Leon Deppen
Becker
Nellie Fellows
Morey Morris
Paivth Blick
Anne Loses
Mig Martin
Widriden
J. Fellows
Viel Mesere
W. Bhautin
PL of Fellows
W. B. Freeman
Ella
William Prank
Arthur Hoover
W. TL Bunn
Kristie
J. J. Atherton
Eaward Chirk
William M. Ruth George DeWilde
Joe Chepman
George Echlebel
Flpl Drinker
J. W. Mitchrer
WC. Bohoefeld
St. Luke’s Parish Hall
J. B. Gordon
Genera Gordon
R. B. Williams
Miss Williams
Jermyn
General Gordon
Mr. Williams
Jefferson Avenue
United States Senate
Georgia
Wis
Hasefelt
Hasetelt
Lewis
Telephone
Reilly
Wyoming Avenue
Frank J. Leonard
W. OP Hallatead
Fitegibbons
Byrecus
Tottyhanna
Ely
Morris Blowers
T. V. Powderly, Jr
Robern M. Scranten
Hartford
Conn
Anne Clarke
iLob Wiliams
Alamogordo
New Mexico
H. M. Filwarida
South Malavento
Mit
Powter
Hineer
Philadethia
Reese G. Grookw
Erie
Poor Directora
Aaron Goldsmith
Goldsmiths Bavour
Merde F Praunfelter
Routh
Hye Turk Avenue
Wash Inston
Edward Fivones
Routh Main Ave
Youngstown
Margaret Kreliv
Carbontale
J. P. McCann
Missour
Bina Mmne
Lee
Ciy
Binnton
Saucy
Bess
Lightning Red Man
Angelina
Dollers & WW Cis
Ron
Bernalé
E. Seer
Renee Eseseeunsers-Veeeeereres
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