Local Nuptials and Community Notices in Scranton
James P Loftus of Hill street wed Miss Lillie Keenan of South Scranton at St Peter's cathedral. The couple to begin housekeeping on His Street with a reception in the borough. Out‑of‑town guests and multiple weddings noted along with local society updates and upcoming Republican rally at Weber's rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Loftus
Hill Street
Lillie Keenan
South Scranton
St. Peter's Cathedral
Scranton
J. J. Mangan
Winnie Mahon
Michael Duty
Mr. Loftus
Hill Steet
John J. Finnerty
Reeves
Spruce Street
P. J. Swift
South Main Street
Miss Mare Dein and Catherine Gaylord Visit Carbondale Friends
Social notes report Miss Mare Dein and Miss Catherine Gaylord visiting Carbondale acquaintances. New York Celebrities perform at the Opera House on Oct 20 for the Ladies' Improvement society fundraiser. The Gymnasium association stalls due to lack of quarters. St Luke's Day services held at Grace church. School institute praised by A C Lindsay on Montrose trip. Maple City wheelmen celebrate a successful race meet despite poor conditions and plan another next year. expenses totaled 575 with 150 donated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mare Dein
Catherine Gaylord
Carbondale
Willum Hasking
Morris Plains
N. J
John Brown
New York
Opera House
Ladies’ Improvement Society
Gymnasiumassociation
Grace Church
M. A. C. Lindsay
Montrose
H. ©. Holgar
Wilkes-Barre
Robert White
Lewis Cook
Elsie Cook
Scranton
Reece
Allen House
Maple City
Reeves
Spruce Street
Avoca Socials Highlight Community Lines
Mary Mustie returned home from New York after visiting friends. The Avoca Literary and Debating Society held a well attended weekly entertainment.Miss Mabel Williams of Nanticoke visits Avoca. The Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church hosted a social at Mrs. Daniel Boone's home with music recitations and refreshments. A Polander was killed at West Avoca on the Lehigh Valley railroad Wednesday evening. Janet Allan visited Pittston friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mustie
New York
Avoca Literary and Debating Society
Mabel Ei. Williams
Nanticoke
Reeves
Spruce Street
Scranton
Ladies’ Missionary Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Daniel Boone
North Main Street
West Avoca
Lehigh Valley
Janet Allan
Pittston
Mayfield Socials and Visits Note Local Movements
Mayfield reports show John Law of Scranton on May field Thursday. Hoyt John McNulty and H J D Graw attended a basket social at DRE hall Carbondale Wednesday night. David Mendleson was in Scranton on business yesterday. Superintendent W A May of Scranton visited the Hill side Coal and Tron mines Thursday. Ike Mendleson visited Jermyn last night. Cornelius Sullivan visited the Pioneer yesterday. Kilker attended a St Aloysius society meeting at Jermyn yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Law
Scranton
Mayfield
Hoyt
John McNulty
H. J. D. Graw
Dre Hall
Carbondale
David Mendleson
W. A. May
Hillside Coal and Tron Company
Dr. Reeves
Spruce Street
F. T. Okell
Ike Mendleson
Jermyn
Cornelius Sullivan
Pioneer
Kilker
St. Aloysius Society
Michael McDonald Marries Sadie Gilgallon in Morning ceremony
Michael McDonald the popular hotel keeper at Main and Owl streets married Sadie Gilgallon of Archbald yesterday morning. The German church Young People Society fair at Welsen fluh's hall last evening drew a grand attendance for the Price Library association benefit, postponed from Oct 22 to 26 due to Miss Julia Allen's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael McDonald
Main
Owl Streets
Sadie Gilgallon
Archbald
Welsenfluh’s
Price Library Association
Owiay
Misa Julia Allen
Teachers Institute in Montrose and Local Improvements
The article lists instructors from Mansfield and Stroudsburg normal schools for a Montrose teachers institute next week with lectures by Hon. Henry Hall Professor Byron W King Colonel George W Bain and Professor John B De Motte. It notes a new Delaware Lckawanna and Western depot under construction a painted bridge to Great Bend and several local visits and accidents including arrestees for arson and a yard accident to Conductor Summerton.
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Teachers’ Institute
Montrose
B. E. White
Columbus
Ohio
Gertrude Edmund
Stroudsburg State Normal School
H. Albro
Hamlin &. Cogswell
Mansfield State Normal School
Henry Hall
Byron W. King
George W. Bain
John B. de Motte
Reeves
Spruce Street
Scranton
Delaware
Lickawanna
Western
Great Bend
P. J. Chirk
Washington, D. C
Shallue and Son
Hinghamton
John Pike
Main Street
Merrill
Cook
Terless
Detective Black
Binghamton
Warner Barn
L. B. Crooks
Summerton
Annie H. Dunham
Owego
George Stone
Lucy Packard
J. B. McCreamy
Johnson
Keystone Academy Football Triumph Over Susquehanna Team
Keystone played its first football game of the season at Towanda winning 18 to 12. The Susquehanna Collegiate Institute fielded a heavy lineup with college men and an actor but Keystone’s "little boys" prevailed. The team heads to Binghamton next Saturday.
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R. A. Capwell
Starucca
Baker
Quern Lappens
Waverly
K. Norton
Aldenville
Academy
Keystone
Cicero
Jenny Cure
Amuso
Reeves
Spruce Sireet
Scranton
Mitchhood
Towanda
Susquehanna Collegiate Institute
Blut
Little Boys
Binghammit
Local notes from Olyphant and nearby towns
A series of brief notices from Olyphant and surrounding communities records travel plans and visits by residents such as Mr and Mrs Callender and Misses Jones in New York, a funeral in Union Cemetery, medical notices from Dr Reeves, and social events including a harvest home entertainment at Keystone hall. Also mentions residents returning from New York and Carbondale callers.
Infant Imbo Dies at Albert Street Residence
An infant Imbo of Mr and Mrs Howey died Wednesday at the residence of Mrs O Donnell on Albert Street. The funeral was held yesterday afternoon. The Ancient Order of Foresters, newly formed in town, gains prominence with leading locals involved. George Mumford the barber visited Scranton friends Tuesday. A McKinley club meeting is set for tonight at Whital’s hall Main Street with expects attendance for important business.
Meeting to Open at 7 30 Oclock by George Gleason
By order of President George Gleason the meeting opens at 7 30. Attest by secretary H B Jones. A young man should consult Dr Reeves at 412 Spruce street Scranton for a quick cure. Master John Bley remains ill at his parents home on Lincoln street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gleason
H. B. Jones
Reeves
Spruce Street
Scranton
John Bley
Lincoln Street
Local items and social calendar in Carbondale
W D Frank made a business trip to Scranton yesterday. Next Wednesday the Ladies Aid of the Yarrington Hill in jesion will hold a tea at Mrs E A Morgan Park ton. Mrs William Hall who summered with Mrs T Rh Evans will return to Union NY. Mrs Mary Haley of Patterson NJ visits in the city. New York Celebrities appear at Grand Opera House hospital benefit tonight. Fred Schiessier fills James Delaware and Hudson freight house post during James’ vacation. Hon Ton Social club hosts a social at Maxwell's hall Belmont street Saturday. Germania band social at Keystone hall tonight with Germania orchestra. Flora Allen of Forest City visits Miss Lottle Giles Lincoln avenue yesterday. Wednesday at St Rose church James Maloney Susquehanna and Miss Mary E Mannion Battle avenue wed Rev W A Newton. Attendants Miss Maggie Mannion and James Gilhooley Susquehanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Frank
Scranton
Ladies' Aid Society of the
Yarrington Hill
E. A. Morgan
Park Street
Reeves
Spruce Street
William Hall
T. Rh. Evans
Terrace Street
Union
Maxwell's Hall
Belmont Street
Germania Band
Keystone
Germania Orchestra
Flora Allen
Forest City
Lottle Giles
Lincoln Avenue
St. Rose Church
James Maloney
Susquehanna
Mary E. Mannion
Battle Avenue
W. A. Newton
Maggie Mannion
This Place
James Gilhooley
Painter Walter Falls Fifty Feet In Stroudsburg House
Edward M. Walter a local painter in Stroudsburg toppled from a house owned by Frank Smith on Wednesday morning. He suffered severe internal injuries but no bones were broken. He is resting at home and doctors deem his condition serious. ton cures all bladder and kidney troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Walter
Frank Smith
Dr. Reeves
Spruce Street
Scranton
The Fashionable Female Phase Described in Odd Praise
A satirical portrait describes a well mannered yet shameless woman who converts conversation to practical chitchat about health foods and politics. The piece comments on charm, frankness, and social behavior as a national trend while warning of excess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Dowry and Allowances of Romanoff Family Revealed
The czar grants lavish funds to royal offspring including a $600,000 dowry for his elder daughter Nenin and annual $25,000 from the crown. Grand duchesses receive a fixed annuity, while sons gain rising allowances up to $150,000 on majority plus marriage gifts. All is controlled by the czar as private Imperial assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nenin
Alexander Michael Levitch
Imperial House of Romanoff
Bridget’s Coffee Mixup Sparks Coffeehouse Quip
In a humorous exchange, Bridget the cook explains to her mistress that the coffee is a mixter, blending one quarter Mocha and one quarter Java with no fourth quarter. The mistress probes the blend as Bridget explains the error lies in adding a fourth quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget
Harper's Razor
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