Local people in town today and visiting departed
Ell Wall of Moscow is in town yesterday. Mrs PD D Jones left for Philadelphia. T Lellamy of Delaware street visited in Omniu Neh. Miss Murray of Pittston guests of Mistles Hannay. Prof G W Phillips ex principal of Boranton schools visits. Richard Stack and Charles Scanlon of Great Bend were visitors yesterday. Mrs Salinda Jones and Miss Sadin Watson went to Philadelphia for the Export exposition. Mrs George Field of Washington Avenue returned from New York. Mrs C A Graham of Tunkhannock visits nephew D L Jones. Henry M Utley librarian of Detroit Public Library visits Mr and Mrs W W Carr. Mrs Fred Upp of Port Jervis visits sister Mrs William J Morgan. Tony Herbaster of Scranton House returns from New York with Mr Mass. Mrs Thormusz TL Morgan of Audenrid spent last week with Mr and Mrs William Morgan. Boranton passengers on the 333 Lackawanna to New York include Mr and Mrs John RB Farr, Captain W A May and H C Wallace. Dolph E F Atherton returns from Philadelphia after attending the international congress at the industrial exposition. At Peon Avenue Baptist church Severin C Fagard and Miss Maude A Crowell will be married this evening. They plan to visit Belgium and Europe and attend the Paris exposition. They will establish residence in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ell Wall
Moscow
City
PD. D. Jones
Philadelphia
T. Lellamy
Delaware Street
Omniu
Neh
Miss Murray
Pittston
Mistles Hannay
Vine Street
G. W. Phillips
Boranton Hich
WW. J. Carr
Fred Upp
Port Jervia
N. Y
William J. Morgan
Booth Rebggen Avenue
Tony Herbaster
Scranton House
New York
Mass
Thormusz TL. Morgan
Audenri¢d
South Rebecca Avenue
Millinery Opening Delayed by Rush of Orders
Mrs Cushman postpones her winter headgear exhibition at 24 Lackawanna Avenue as demand remains high. The display now runs Thursday through Saturday this week showcasing choice and serge style hats.
Libel Trial Over Scrantonian Editorial Begins
In Scranton the libel case against editor Thomas Little and associate editor M. J. O'Toole of the Scrantonian opens with defense arguing lack of malice and O'Toole's limited role while the Commonwealth presents the Ripple matter as a major public issue. Jury selection proceeds as Judge Edwards oversees proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
O'Toole
Thorning
Jude WH. M, Edwards
Richard J. Little
Michael J. O'Toole
The
Scrantonian
Barn H. Ripple
Colonel Ripple
Isus
Commonwealth
Vidiiver
Otooht
Vidaver
John Courter Morris
Etree
Morris
Tribune
Artely
Satantonian
Altogethen
John T. Lenahan
Nipple
Layton M. Schoch
Edwards
Mr. Schoch
Pitteton
John Osmond
Dunmore
Osmond
Jacob Ellman
Emmett Street
Colonel Ripple Up
Berantonian
Latittude
Bar
Mr. Vidaver
Eliman
John P. Kelly
Kelly
Jude Edwards
M. J. O'Toole
Lenahan
Uniens
Ellman
Mr. Lenahan
BE. H. Ripple
Kara H. Ripple
Onice
Ripple
Scranton
Smith
Ridwards
Mr. Smith
O'Taoe
John Courier Morris
Serantonian
John O'Grady
West Scranton
Missionary Work in Large Cities Examined at Elm Park
Rev. Dr. North, corresponding secretary of the National City Evangelization Union, urged united city mission effort to reach 30 percent urban population. He warned isolation of individual churches harms Methodism and called for concentrated work among foreigners, kindergartens, and built missions in cities like New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National City Evangelization Union
Elm Park Church
Tir
FL M. North
Film Park Church
Dr Giffin
Pennington
North
National City Evenglisation Union
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Scranton
New York
Philippines
Cuba
Dooley
Cod
Japan
New York City
Dr. North
W. G. Simpson
J. G. Shepherd
Kipling
Barber opens shop on Bole Terrace
A barber has opened a new shop on Bole Terrace inviting customers to visit. Local residents are encouraged to support the new business as it begins offering standard haircut services and shave options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bole Terrace
Methodiat Episcopal alliance delegates named for convention
A general meeting will be held in Elm Park church two weeks from that evening to organize the Methodiat Episcopal alliance. J OG Shepherd Austin Griffin and Rev William Biter were elected delegates to the national convention in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodiat Episcopal Alliance
Funde
Elm Park Church
J. OG. Shepherd
Mider
Austin Griffin
William Biter
Lehigh Valley Tickets to Philadelphia Round Trip
Lehigh Valley railroad will sell tickets to Philadelphia and return, at one fare for the round trip plus 60 cents for an admission coupon to the exposition. Tickets honored on any train except the Black Diamond express and good for return passage to October 27. Consult Lehigh Valley ticket agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehieh Valley Railroad
Philadephia
Lehigh Valley Ticket
Green to Run Pawn Shop at Lackawanna Site
Mise Etta Green will continue the pawn broker business at 197 Lackawanna avenue, a site built by her late father Joseph Green. Fin est wines and cigars at Jane's y Seo on Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Etta Green
Lackawanna Avenue
Joseph Green
Jane'sy Seo Spruce Street
Milnes Died at Early Age in ERepy Pennsylvania
Miss Siddie Milnes, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Milnes, died at ERepy Pennsylvania on October 1 1860. The obituary notes the loss to the Milnes family and local community with brief memorial mention.
Edison Photographs and Records Beat the Talking Machines
Edison’s records priced at 50 cents each or five dollars per dozen. The passage compares Edison’s phonographs and records to rival talking machines, emphasizing ease and advantage in performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Edison
Mixing Color Quality Ties to Paint Durability
The offspring quality in mixing color is linked to the durability of paints, suggesting that better color blending yields longer lasting coatings. Proper pigment interaction and resin compatibility influence finish longevity and resistance.
Oils Promise Smoothness and Durability for Surfaces
An advertisement proclaims oils that provide a smooth durable coating. It claims the finish resists pooling cracking and wear until its full duty is complete. It also asserts affordable pricing for quality oils.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the New Chautauqua Books
Chautauqua Magazine
M. Norton
Griffin Art CO
Nettleton’s
Washington Avenue
Commonwealth Building
Lackawanna
Penn Avenue
Warman
the Lackawanna Hardware CO
Lackawanna Avenus
John R. Jones
the Commonwealth
Richard Little
Colonel Effl
Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes. Barre
HM. M. Edwards
Colonel Hipple
Joseph O’brien
D. cc. Newcomb
Jones
Messrs. Littl
John T. Lenihan
Cornelius Smith
Nathan Vidaver
T. P. Duffy
R. H. Holgate
Daniels
Quarter Sessions Court
Defense
BR. Allen
EF. Bell
Abington
Jamen Conlin
T. Emerson
Farmer
Henry ©. Hoffman
Jefferson
John Harris
Seranton
Dennia Holly
BK. Jones
Joseph Marka
Olyphant Chue
I Molter
Beranton
Kusener
Reed
Glenburn
Draper A. Taylor
Scott
Wm. D. Watkins
Merchant
Berunten
Jomea Watkine
Pricer
Geo. Fo Walker
Carpenter
Scrantin
Jacob York
Priceburg
Lally
Holly
Dennis Lally
Dennis Bolly
Walter Bigtin
Clifton Township
True
Joseph Marks
Olyphant
Schulmehl
Janet
Jamoa Conlin
Filmore Avenue
Iibel
Colonel Ople
Bor. Allen
F Bell
Jamee Contin
Geo. T. Emerton
N. Aliington
Henry C. Hoffman
Jon Harrie
John McAloon
Charlie Murray
Join McGarmah
Minor
Mayfieldt
Vicoren I Walker
Newcornheld
Muinly
James Mahon
Coston
Lackawanna Bar
Richard Lith
Hawthorne
J.C. Hawthorne
Jonas Long
Mr. Little
Bert Deyo
Ezra H. Ipple
O'Brien
Supreme Court
Obrien
Parsons
Mr. Kelly
Pennsylvania
Attorneve
Archbald
Lenihan
Re, DK
F. M. North
Martin Bold
E. G
Coursen
Lackay
Inna Avenue
Spruce Street
Charles
B. Scott
Franklin Avenue
Hand & Payne
Knox Hats
Mears Building
Washington Ave
Matthews Bros
Bell & Skinner
Jermyn
Felton
Penn Ave
Conrad
Pierce’s Market
Rockaway
Mourlow River
Blue Point
Pierce's Market
Wyoming
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!