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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1898

Page

6

North Scranton Happenings and Local Sports

Mrs. Jane Herbert of North Main Avenue was severely injured after falling on her way home from church. In sports, a brisk basketball contest between Zang and his group and the Story In Company squad at Armory showcased fast play and standout moments. McClogkey starred for the home team with three baskets in the first half as the Stars led five to three in the second half.

Jane Herbert North Main Avenue Thomas Jehu Ann Hopkins Zang Company Ho Armoury McClogkey

Woman Injured on Substituted Walkway Near Drug Store

Mrs Jane Herbert of North Main avenue suffered severe injuries Sunday morning after a plank sidewalk in front of W D Thivis drug store gave way as she walked over it. She tripped and fell onto stacks of fruit stores placed to replace the board walk, injuring her right arm and other parts of her body.

Jane Herbert North Main Avenue W.D. Thivis

Local Weddings and Society Notes From Scranton

Thomas Jehu and Mrs Ann Hopkins wed at eleven oclock Saturday morning at the groom s home on Waytesventhe Rev J A Vine officiated The St Veronica Ladies Temperance Society elected officers for the year President Miss Kate Thornton Vice President Miss Mary steady Secretary Miss Mary O Donnell Treasurer Miss Sarah Kane The society is flourishing and membership is steady Howard Gettes of Wilkes Barre visited North Scranton on Sunday Miss Mary Albright has gone to Rochester for the winter Frank Markelroy a stoker aboard the Seindla revisiting friends Alfred Jones of the Thirteenth Regiment drum corps returned to Camp Meade after a seven day furlough Great alterations at Company Harmory New galleries added and interior repainted Poor Director Themis Shotten departed for a short trip west Miss Maud Williams of School Street went to Savannah Ga

Thomas Jehu Ann Hopkins Waytesventhe J. A. Vine St. Veronca Howard Gettes Wilkes-Barre North Scranton Mary Albright Rochester Frank Markelroy Stoker Wayne Avenue Company Harmory Themis Shotten Maud Williams School Street Savannah

Local notes from Susquehanna county and area

Mentions of relatives traveling home from Susquehanna county and of multiple community events. Diphtheria deaths and private funeral noted for Margaret Merrick’s father. Births, visits, furloughs, and illness updates across families in towns including Wales street Summit avenue Green street and Ferdinand street. American Federation of Labor meeting planned at Connell's hall tomorrow evening.

George Grifitha W. O. Miller FY . Silkman Susquehanna County Margaret Merrick Robert Merrick Young People’s Society of Wayne Avenue Linge John Lynch Wales Street Himma Craham Summit Avenue New York City Reese Jones Thirteenth Regiment Archibald Corwin Corwin American Federation of Labor Y Connell John Stopford Llonesrdale

Minooka Athletic Club Forms Football Eleven for Fall Season

Minooka forms a 1910s football eleven to play Saturday afternoon games against northeastern Pennsylvania teams under T J Connell. James Powell of Stroudsburg will coach. likely lineup includes Neill Jover Coggins Flannery M Neill Kane Joyce Philbin Lowry Powell Toole. Connell aims a game with East Stroudsburg State Normal.

Minooka Athletic Association Pennsylvania Wrder T. J. Connell James Powell Stroudsburg P. W Neill J. Jover Coggins Flannery M. C. Neill D M. Kane M. Joyce P. Philbin PL Lowry Powell J. Toole Connell East Stroudsburg State Normal School James Duckly Company A Thirteenth Pennsylvania Infantry Camp Meade Thomas Davin Pittsburg Michael Corbett Pittsborg John Patrick Connolly Lehigh Centre Minooke Gin Club J. Fagin Jermyn Simpson Silk Womyanny Saunders Street

President Endorses Agnew Catarrhal Powder Cure

The President of Sample's Instalment Company in Washington writes that chronic catarrh troubled him for years. He states that all remedies gave only temporary relief until he used Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, which provided instant relief and proved the one good thing for his condition. Sold by Matthews Iron and WT. Clark.

D. T. Sample Sample Washington Fun Dn Agnew Matthews Ron WT. Clark E. C. West Witlau Do Clark

Republican Mass Meeting Opens West Scranton Campaign

The first campaign gun fires Friday night at St. Dodd's hall with speakers Hon. J. M. Lane Hon. W. G. Thomas Hon. John H. Farr R. A. Zimmerman and W. Gaylord Thomas. A large turnout is expected as space is arranged to admit the maximum audience.

ST. David's Hall Dodd Roertings J. M. Lane Mercer W. G. Thomas Mauch Chunk John Fh. Farr R. A. Zimmerman W. Gaylord Thom

Twelfth anniversary of St Pauls Pioneer corps celebrated

Members of St Pauls Pioneer corps observed their twelfth anniversary at St David's hall North Main avenue. A banquet post-prandial exercises and dancing followed a three-row table layout with cut flowers. Toastmaster P F McCoy presided as speakers praised the corps and guests while Miss Rose Aragoni and others performed.

St. Paul's Pioneer Corps St. David's Hall North Main Avenue M. J. Kelly P. FP McCoy Walter McNicholas Frank McLain J.d. Sweeney Corpa McCoy Joseph McDermott William Lynott Timothy A. McCoy Boston Wils Charles Graham Thomas McNamara Margaret McCoy

Neely deposit totals for public schools shown differences

Weekly deposits for public schools in Oct show smaller sums than usual. Public School No. 13 reports several staff deposits totaling 6.73 dollars while School No. 9 lists thirteen staff contributions and a grand total of 13.97. School No. 92 shows a smaller subtotal of 6.40.

West Side David Owen Martha Watkins Elizabeth Lewis Aliee Evana Bertha Kelly Nellie Richards Nellie Kelly Catherine Phillips Sarah McDonald Mike Eliza Price Mary Harris Jozie D. Lees Agnes Murray Milas Norma Nichols Nellie Beamish Miss Morgan Missy Flynn Edna Kent Agnes Evans Miss Wade Miss Murphy Della P. Evans Ferber Erand H. L. Morgen Katie Mullen Mary Ruddy Jane Fellows M. W. Vaughan Mary Maghran Mary Carpenter Sarah O'Connor

Funeral Of Mrs Beddoch Thom’s Widow Held Today

The obituary notes the funeral for Mrs Thom Beddoch, widow of the late Mr Beddoch, was held with services at the local church and interment following at the city cemetery.

Hostetters Stomach Bitters Featured in Ad Copy

An old advertisement copy touts Hostetters Stomach Bitters as a remedy for stomach trouble. The text emphasizes relief from digestive discomfort and mentions health benefits in a brief promotional tone.

Funeral Service for Local Resident Reveals Comfort in Loss

A death notice records a service held yesterday at the Rimpcon Methodist Episcopal church for a local woman. Rev J B Sweet preached on death as a foe yet brought solace through faith. Interment followed at Washburn Street Cemetery with flower and pallbearers named Archie Jones Charles Hell John Thomas Tallieson Evans John Raymond David Thomas John Merchant John Lewis Thomas Thompson.

Nebeces Avenue J. EB. Sweet Rimpcon Methodial Episcopal Church Washburn Street Archie Jones Charles Hell John Thomas Tallieson Evans John Raymond David Thomas John Merchant John Lewis Thomas Thompson

Odd Fellows Lodge Installs Officers in Full Ceremony

Globe lodge No 8 Independent Order Odd Fellows held a regular session at Hari Gari hall North Main avenue with a large attendance. Officers elected were installed under District Deputy Grand Mister David Cadwean with assisting officers Grand Warden John H Kelly Grand Secretary John Frances Grand Treasurer John W Horn and others.

Globe Lodge Independent Order Odd Fellows Hari Gari Hall North Main Avenue David Cadwean John H. Kelly John Frances John W. Horn David J. Davis William Lewis Noble FK. H. Call Noble Grand D. B. Replogle W. J. MacDonnell Charles Hill Emory Young Frank Leader J. Olver B. M. Fowler W. Gessner J. KR. Dunning Chaplin Townsend J. L Saunders Prank Wilhelm Samuel Solomonvity M. L. Payne

Child suffers arm fracture from chair tip at home

Frank Reese Carson aged two, of 328 Seventeenth Street, toppled his high chair while leaning back and injured his right arm. physician treated him. Mrs FH Ranch of 228 North Ninth Street was seriously injured when a large glass she carried broke and gashed her right leg. Dr Carroll needed twelve stitches to close the wound and she bled heavily.

Frank Reese Carson Seventeenth Street FH. P. Ranch North Ninth Street

Salvation Army leaders depart for Allentown

Captain and Mrs. Charles Williame, after nearly six months guiding the local Salvation Army corps, depart Thursday for Allentown. A farewell reception at the barracks on Price Street will be held this evening from 6 to 9:30. Captains Young and Andrews will lead the group, succeeding Captains Ackerson who moved to Wilkes-Barre.

Charles Williame Salvation Army Corps Allentown Price Street Mra. Williams Mra. Ackerson

Edward Devine An Ill Man Removed To Hillsite Home

Edward Devine of 407 Jackson street was removed to Hillsite Home yesterday afternoon due to breakdown of the nervous system. He is unmarried and lives with his parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Devine. He has suffered poor health for months and his mental state has deteriorated recently. Dr J J Carroll was the physician in charge.

Edward Devine Jackson Street Hillsite Mr. Devine Thomas Devine J. J. Carroll

Local residents list updates and travels in Scranton area

Mr and Mrs William Bliss of Prive Street move to Englewood with Mrs H Sayers. Lt John Davis home ill with malaria. Miss Loulea Flynn visits Binghamton. Mr and Mrs BR Walker return from New Haven. Mrs B Culkin hosts Miss Jennie Martin from Moscow. Private William Boyce back at Camp Meade after furlough. Ernest Green visits Miss Mamie Phillips. Others noted traveling or visiting in Scranton area.

William Bliss Prive Street Englewood H. Sayers John Davis Scranton Loulea Flynn Price Street Binghamton William Hutton South Sumner Avenue Haat Lake Mary Kresge Min City Kreage North Hide Park Avenue Perry Johnson Thirteenth Regiment BR. W. Walker, Jr Division Street New Haven Conn B. Culkin South van Buren Avenue Han Jennie Martin Moscow Michael Graham Luzerne Abreot Long Island City William J. Boyce Company #8 Hue Camp Meanie Mire James M. Harris Hyde Park Avenue Allentown Ernest Green Fauctoryville Mamie Phillips

Community Notes From South Scranton Area

Mrs Charles Wirth celebrated her thirty ninth birthday at 619 Cedar Avenue with friends and neighbors. Elizabeth Scheuer’s funeral was held from 2020 Pittston Avenue with Rev North officiating and Holy Trinity Lutheran Choir singing, interment at Dunmore cemetery. Michael Kane visited a deceased friend, got fined two dollars and jailed ten days for intoxication after challenging a police officer. James McDonough marine on the Bancroft was honored at a Pitts ton Avenue reception. he sails from Charleston navy yard. A benefit entertainment and ball for Fred Tross and family is planned at Natter s hall on Alder Street. Professor Derman organized vocal classes at the Young Women’s Christian Association. Fannie Dalton will be buried this afternoon at Pear Street residence with services at Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal church at 2 30.

Charles Wirth Cedar Avenue Wirth Christian Storr Mra Henry Bermhauser John Weisser Bob Locks William Koch Charles Weaver Charles Grosshart Joseph Meyers Minnie Casper Liszie Rosen Anna Grosehart Anna Saul Emma Wirth Lillie Weisser Mr. North Presbyterian Church Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Adams Avenue Central City Dunmore Cemetery Michael Kane West Scranton Boland Alderman Leates Martin Biglin Pittston Avenue Fred Tross Young Women's Christian Association Derman Cless Young Women's Association Mize Fannie Dalton Pear Street Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Mr. Doty

Morals and social notes from Dunmore and local visits

Saturday a Dunmore party traveled to Moscow to hear the Miss Palmer family entertain. The group returned by the midnight train praising the Misses Palmer. Attendees included Annie McLaughlin Flete Bancroft Sadie Wisling Mary Gaffney Jennie Mayes Annie Andrews James Grattan R V Pierce Richard Y Neils Harry Finn John Smith and A Davis. Nearby tramps frequented houses on the mountain rear of Gipsy Love breaker stealing four potatoes and various eatables and clothing. The Women s Guild of St Allark s church will meet at Mrs Van Wormer s Elm street Tuesday afternoon for important business. Belle Oakell of Philadelphia visits Mr and Mrs Henry Weber of Harper street. George RK McLaughlin of Fourth street.

Moscow Mies Belle Oakell Philadelphia Henry Weiber Harper Street George Rk, McLaughlin

Deaths and sermons tease St Luke day celebrations in town

The notice shows funeral for Mrs. B F Lavelle at 604 Cherry Street Southside with mass at St Johns and interment at St Marys cemetery. St Luke day marked by Holy Communion at St Marks Episcopal while evangelist Cobb preaches at Drinker street tabernacle with remarks on death and environment. Old medicine revived by Chamberlains Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy advertised by Matthews Pros.

St. Mary's Cemetery St. Luke's St. Mark's Episcopal Church Evangelist Cobb Tabernacle Drinker Street Mr. Cobb Judas Jesus Stephen God Allore Matthews

Also Mentioned on This Page

STARS Armory Globe Warehouse West St. Paul’s ST. Paul's Banquet Capt. Williams Hillside Henry W. Evans South Main Avenue Wil- Ham Miles Ths West Side Republican League Weert Side Republican Club Mie Lillian Haben Min‘eber Bimpeon Methodist Cabbith Mise Weber North Slyde Park Avenue Simpson Methodist Church Ladies Ald Society Assembly Goar John Hoffman Hampton F. W Mason Troy N. Y South Scranton Gossest N. K. Fairbank Company Chicago Louis New York Botton, Philadelphia Lyceum Theatre Reis & Burgunder Lessees H. RK Long Daniel Frohman Zenda Anthony Hope Kay Rupert of Wie Lottie Blair Parker Burr McIntosh Misa Grace Law of Souls Dunmore Seoveumprion Thine Pre Great Frostleg,cealine Manufacturing CO Holyoke, Mana Academy OF Music Reis H.R. Long Engileh Moelo Henry Ischa Devonshirea Farm Paris Vallerie ILE -Eixterior la Rongette Anhitrn Sidney Harbor Monte Cristo Seraneee Marines Gaiety Theatre The Gay Morning Glories Burlesque Co Monte Carlo Ceylon India Pris Lipton National Supply and Metal GO Lackawanoe Avenue
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