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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1902

Page

7

Towanda News Highlights Local Marital Secret and Church Dedication

Friends reveal the late Bernice Selyoonover was secretly married to Elio C Polk of Boston after a New York ceremony. County party leaders push for four offices but county commissioners refuse citing jurisdiction. St Joseph's church in Athens to be dedicated with Scranton quartets. Sayre Athens plan natural gas expansion. County education and church events sprawl across Sayre Towanda Athens and New Albany with ministers and organizers preparing programs and lectures.

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Local Obituaries and Notices From Windsor Area

George Bosley elected delegate to attend the Testihe Wearkers conference in Wireshiton next week. Mrs. Byacllitius receives her degree at the district meeting. Attendees from Benton and Newport News join services and observances as community members travel for rites. Verö Merge recovers from an operation, while Miss Margaret Duddy visits friends. Chatte Hollister ill with terhoid fever. meeting day set at Miss Maury Hustle’s home on Oct 16 with services and visiting hours announced.

George Bosley Wireshiton Olin John Vulh Byacllitius Tues Falsto Tollister Ciuinneeniy Hlis Tena Dabow Beattle Ps Wisitita Mig Mas Edwand Ales Ower Merton Carhes Warren Milaabeth McQueen Bormiution Moniday Moniday, Wooun I Me Laughlin AJ Wirrett Whalehie Hue Benton Ao Meine Owen Bung Mee Maliew Mother Newport News Vero Mise Maury Hustle North Mary Street Evingellat Chirence Uyianan Walls

Benefit of Good Deeds and Chamberlains Cough Remedy

A community note praises helping neighbors and promotes Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a cure for colds, claiming it prevents pneumonia and cures many times. Sold by Blake and all druggists.

All Drug Blake

New Milford Society Notes and Local Health Update

Special to the Scranton Tribune from New Milford Ohio on the 14th reports the Woman's Missionary society will meet at Mrs H B Carpenter's home on Wednesday afternoon. Rev Charles Smith of the Methodist church is enjoying a weekly vacation. Vangie Dennis, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Dennis, is quite ill. Mrs June Harrison is ill at home. Miss Tillie Harrington of Montrose is caring for her. Amos Kent visited friends in Montrose. Mr Trumbull was in Montrose on business. Miss Eva Schippert visits relatives in Binghamton. Mrs Rog Alney returned from Scranton after visiting friends. Mr and Mrs J M Vaulil are spending days at Avarap and Harford. Miss Hazel, Myrtle and Effie Ellis of Oneida, NY, visit their father in the village. A potato roast was held for several young ladies: Edna Quinn, Lulu Tiffany, Gladys Hand, Mabel Vall, Edna Snyder, Mabel Thigley, Eva Talbot. Mrs John May, long resident of Binghamton, has returned to live in New Milford.

Scranton Tribune New Milford Woman's Missionary Society H. B. Carpenter Charles Smith Methodist Church Vangie Dennis Eugene Dennis June Harrison Tillie Harrington Montrose Amos Kent Vo Trumbull Eva Schippert Binghamton Rog Alney Scranton J MA Vaulil Avarap Harford Hazel Myrtle Effie Ellis Hne N.Y Tanners Dna Quinn Lulu Tiffany Toth Vail Ligaie’ Hand Mittie Vall Edna Snyder Mabel Thigley Ove Grinnell Mie Talbot John Mayden Biighivuoilor

Springville News Briefs On Local Quarries And Travel

Springville notes report Stang Whitney sold Dimork quarry and plans a swift departure for the wilds. Mrs. Stevens suffers a typhoid relapse with grave fears. Washington trip plans form among local residents Dr H H Lathrop and others. Rugged travel misfortune and a shift in local squirrel hunting law are also mentioned.

Mystery of Thome Soudan Deepens in Pittston

Relatives in West Pittston fear Thome Soudan has drowned after last being seen at his brother’s home near Forest City while visiting his father. He had suffered a recent bout of typhoid fever and his disappearance prompts a full search. Meanwhile a bulldog fight at Browntown between Scranton and Avoca drew large bets and crowds, ending with Scranton edging the opponent.

Scranton Avoca Eishow's

Local Social Set Meets at Mrs Woods Home

The Monday club gathered at the home of Mrs. Wo Benes on Warren Street Monday at 2 o clock. Mrs. Huruhbeth Hood attended from Lopezn this week to visit her sister Mrs. Strow, and Mie DuCabb DeWitt, connected with the International Correspondence School, spent Sunday with her aunt Mrs. Patrick Basie on Pine Street. Miss Hessle Vaughn remains confined to the house, slowly recovering. Mrs. Nealia Harding visited with Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Stark on Wyoming Avenue and returned.

Howe Wo Benestjith Wurren Atreet Oehiek Huruhbeth Hood Lopexn Slater Strow Mie Ducab DeWitt Tiyvhoid Feyor Josephing Boyce Correspondense Behool Gb Bovanton Patente Mii Ag Patrick Basie Pine Street Mise Hessle Vaughn Illwes Nealia Harding Dexter Stark Wyoming Avenue

Homesickness and legal notices mix from Mehoopan town

Fragmentary OCR notes recount Mrs. George Kinner of Mehoopany and local rental matters in New York City area. Mentions include Ex-Sheriff Abend, a Desirer in town, and Judge Din h with various names. text is garbled with unclear dates and actions.

New York City Goorge Kinner Mehoopant Vinary Balirny Greaery Meshopper Desirier Moris Stekler

Forest City Briefs Touch Local Church and Residents

Forest City notes report Presiding Eller Warner leading services in the evening for the Methodist church. J J Williams, a former Baptist leader now in Scranton, urges popular meetings in each city to discuss cooling of steele and broader collaboration. The Peterson family prepares to move to Scranton, deeply felt by the Presbyterian church community. Wiugh Johnson returns after illness. Miss Tauren Davis visits from Sermington. GW Mighes of Carbondale visits Forest City.

Gene Peterson Scranton Presbyterian Church Wiugh Johnson Tauren Davis Serminton A.D. Kelton Mighes Carbondale Forest City

Social gathering greets returning guest in Moscow

Residents on Mill street welcomed Mike Buell Brown home from Washington with a small reception. The evening included social diversions, solos by Mary De Pew, refreshments, and a list of attendees from local families plus visiting relatives and friends from New York Scranton and Honesdale.

Mike Buell Brown Washington, D. C Mill Street Wayrl Plane Felex Clilade Woth Mike Buela Brown May Hornmaker Garfield Brown Alary de Pew May Torntaker Jizzie Kolb Pearl Prentice Myrtle Veaux Lena Bixon Ida Travis Mary de Pew Cori Wehr Nellie Shoemaker Kathryn Brown Elza Roberts Gairield Brown Prof. W. Brown Fred DePew Lloyd Travis Tay Sunds May Stookey Neil Prenthee Thomas Roberts Jimes Shaw John Vin Brunt Joe van Brunt Rank

Mrs Eaton Returns From Visit and Local Funeral Observed

Archbal d Pennsylvania notes Mrs James Eaton's visit with relatives and a large funeral at Salem Street. The late Thomas O lore was interred after a high Mass at St Thomas Church with Rev Comerford officiating. The Improved Order of Teptasophs, of which the deceased was a member, attended.

James Eaton Vehitives Sorter Jones Olypluent Apoilingy William van Doren Mustcal Alliance Mactoryville PSA. Philbinds Harrishure FA Jones Carhomdale Vescerdas Edi Ntees Scranton Rehitives Vesterdias Mere Pivin Vall Dacughiter Tsreldare Carbondils Rehithees Lowe Tives Thomphres Carbondiate Gann Olyphant Thomas Olore Salem Street Oeloork St. Thoms’ Church

King Dodo Opens at Lyceum With Musical Revelry

The Lyceum presents King Dodo in three acts and two scenes with Frank Pixley and Gustav Loaders. The production features a royal pageantry around a jungle palace and gardens with music by twenty picked musicians. Performances include a special matinee tomorrow and a late show tonight, with streetcars ready for suburban riders. Malcolm Douglas promotes A Might for Millions at the Academy for three nights starting Thursday.

Lyceum Dodo Annie King Dodo Frank Pixley Gustav Loaders Com Aly King’s Palace Dowdeland Lilits Bpoopjiulane Malcolm Douglas Academy New York

Back Pain Warns Kidney Disease Urges Urine Check

Advertisement warns back pain signals kidney issues and urges urine testing. Claims Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy cures kidney liver bladder blood disorders and rheumatic conditions. Includes testimonial from G F Sammer of Byradtse New York and mentions sample and bottle pricing.

David Kennedy G. F. Sammer Tioga Street Byradtse N. Y Dr. David Kennedy Corporation Rondaut, N.Y

A Fight for Millions Hit Stage with Grand Effects

The production draws crowds in Shetter-poors and the metropolis with new white- Ince Celopline and submarine boat stage devices. Twenty renowned artists perform as sixty foot bigenge cars power the elaborate electrical and scenic effects. Announced for Friday and Saturday.

Shetter-Poors Witeh New York Maghin Cumming

Sembrich Recital Draws Heavy Advance Seats at Armory

Mme Sembrich arrives from Europe for first local recital at Ue armory with strong advance sales. She plans visit to International Correspondence schools and other sites. Arnold Lohmann to join as violinist. trains arranged for fans from Wilkes-Barre and other towns.

Sembrich Ue Armory Mme. Sembrich Europe Fler Scrinton Correspondenes Wilkes-Barre Carbondale Miity Deliawiie Lavekivant Westery Sidgeton Piliston Arnold Lohmann

Lost purse found near West Elm and Academy streets

A purse containing money was lost Sunday evening between West Elm Street and Academy Street. Return to Jd J Davies' drug store on South Main Avenue for reward.

West Elm Street Academy Street Jd. J. Davies South Main Avenue

The Model Laundry Launders Shirts and Collars

The Model Laundry of Dunmore offers shirt laundering at a set price and collars and cuffs available separately. Prices listed show shirts at a uniform rate with collar and cuff services priced per item.

Dunmore

Scranton Rail Schedule Clarity Amid Foggy OCR

A fragmented OCR page details rail routes from Scranton to New York Philadelphia and beyond via Central Railroad of New Jersey and Pennsylvania lines. It lists trains, timings, and connections including Long Branch Avoca Pittston Wilkes-Barre and Baltimore Washington services with Pullman cars and various stops.

Pennsylvania Railroad Tee Aweos Dava Wilkes-Barre Patimiin Parton Sith Phbadelphia Iattingore Ington Piisbire Iid West A.m. Weels Pines Mahure Ratthmoee Wisi Treteay Steel Pthedieyear Gael West Ly Weeks Sunbury Ufareidburg Pittiitotshin Baltinore Washington Pitts

Special stockholders meeting at South Side Bank

A notice for a special meeting of stockholders at the South Side Bank on Monday November 24 from 2 to 4 PM to approve or disapprove a proposed increase of capital stock from 100000 to 200000 dollars. Frank Hlummler, secretary. Clerks notice in bankruptcy follows.

Soutie Side Bank South Side Bank

Sealed Proposals for Lateral Sewer on Mevidhon Street

Sealed proposals will be opened by the Director of Public Works in Scranton for a lateral sewer on Mevidhon Street from the Third District mini sewer to the alley crossing the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad in the North Ward. Cash or certified checks of fifty dollars must accompany each bid. The city may reject any or all bids and bidders must file proposals with the city controller by 2:00 PM on October 26.

City Recordia Department of Public Works Aelock Mevidhon Street Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Callroad Iruth Recordunee Bureau of Eoegineering Cushoov Bureau of Engineeriing Scranton Micruhis Chota Hide John PL Roctle

Picture Puzzle for the Little Ones

Cut off the pictures on this page each day and draw a pencil mark around the hidden object. Send the marked sheets to The Tribune Puzzle Department in an envelope with your name age and address. The six weekly pictures with correct marks and earliest entries will have their names published in The Tribune Monday morning.

Uveim Tnal Wakurey Tribune

Lehigh Valley Railroad Timetable Notices and Contacts

The notice details Lehigh Valley Railroad routes and connections to Scranton, New York, Bethlehem, Reading, and other internal shits via DD and FE lines, with times around 4h Jack Eamond express and Pullman service between Wilkes-Barre and New York. It lists principal intermediate stations including Towanda Geneva Rochester Buffalo and Chicago via Black Diamond Express and indicates Pullman sleeping cars on all trains between Wilkes-Barre and New York. Contacts: General Superintendent in New York and South Bethlehem Division Pass Agent for tickets and reservations.

Reading System Central Railroad of New Jersey New York Liberty Street South Perry Scranton Philadelphia Aston Bethlehem Allen Town Mauch Chunk White Hiven Ashlew Wikes Phindelphia Baltimore Washington D. C Avoca Pittston Wilkes-Barre Oceana Grove Tio A.m Reading Selvinon Tarelsburg Allentown Bonday Tamaqua Pottsville Tam Topcom Ressilisr Ruter Mets Lehigh Valley Railroad Pandelphian Artry New Yorain Carbondale MIT P.m. Mor White Boa Paka Mit Yan Tunkhannock Towanda Mimira Tiltien Geneva LSS Py. Om Rochester Phiffalo Niasara Falls Chicago Iit Pom Mharmoom Standave D & FE Pullman Lehigh Valley Philadelee Eral Fant A.W. Nonemachier City Dublin Square

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