News of the Suburbs Best Flour Price Story
Best Flour price noted in suburban brief alongside advertising rates. A local ad highlights value for households seeking economical staples. No other details or names provided.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1895
Page
7
Best Flour price noted in suburban brief alongside advertising rates. A local ad highlights value for households seeking economical staples. No other details or names provided.
A large farewell reception was held last night at the First Welsh Baptist Church on South Main, honoring Rev Dr D C Hughes and wife on the eve of their departure from Scranton. Speakers lauded his ministry, presenting resolutions from local ministers and a carved ebony cane as a gift. The couple depart Thursday for New York City.
Apparent medical advertisement describes a cure involving a cream for itching and sores with tumor healing claims. Promises relief at night, reduced scratching, and tumor removal. Offers by mail for a fee through Dr. Swaynn & Bon of Philadelphia.
The Lichwanna Tron and Steel company appeal in Seventeenth district sewer case will be heard Thursday with ex Judge H A Knapp for the company and City Solicitor J H Torrey for property owners. Viewers report by J McNally Hebert Haag and August Schimmel noted costs and recent opposition easing among residents.
Mrs Luton relocates to rooms over her Chestnut Street store. Beemer of Beemer and Wilde leaves for Sullivan County New York for a few days of hunting. Funeral for Martin Walsh set for tomorrow at 6 pm. Epworth League to meet tonight. Gamewell Fire Alarm system being installed with boxes at multiple street intersections. Grounds at No 5 school graded for walks and gutters. Harry Smith visiting Hawley. Sewing school to be organized at Presbyterian infant class next Saturday afternoon for children over four. An operetta to be presented by Agnes Guild on October 31.
Minooka residents W. C. Waleh and Miles Jen kings spent Sunday in Forty Fort. Henry Shorter and Misa Annie Sulli van of Miners Pit will wed this afternoon. About 20 blue blikled spectators gathered at Cemetery HUM to witness Martin Mangan versus John Stin gins with Stin gins winning seven of nine. Mangan killed a 1x referee PJ Deakin. The cantata The New Flower Queen will be sung this evening at Father Matthew Hall by the St. Cecilia choir. A rare musical treat awaits attendees.
Mrs Mary St Carey mother of C fd Carey of this city died Sunday in West Nicholson Wyoming county aged about year. She lived on the West Side for thirty years and will be buried at Washburn Street cemetery after a service at Nicholson. Remains to be brought here on the 2nk pom Delaware Lackawanna and Western train.
Forty hours devotion services began at St Pauls Catholic Church Green Ridge and will end with a solemn high mass tomorrow morning at 9 oclock. Reverend Peter Gough of Susquehanna preached last night and Reverend Dr George J Laitas of Archbald will preach tonight. Additional services are scheduled for this and tomorrow mornings at 7 and 4 oclock. An exciting pool match followed in the Durkee area with Thomas Tinhie of Priceburg defeating Stephen Mackerall of Craeay Titland by twenty two points. A alley ball match is arranged between James Mackeral of Olyphant and William Kennedy of Priceburg for £4 at the court of James Twins Priceburg Thanksgiving day.
Ithaca interview recounts Mrs. White describing a yearlong back and kidney illness culminating in severe pain, headaches, and a changed appetite. She credits Doan's Kidney Pills with reducing pain within days and says she is now fully well and able to sleep, climb stairs, and enjoy normal activity.
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