Do You Need Building Up Do You Need Building Up
You may be a large eater and yet be weak and not weigh as much as you should. This is because you do not receive proper nourishment from your diet. Johann Hoff's Malt Extract aids digestion and assimilation, acting as a nutritive tonic and food. Dr. H. B. Buterbaugh reports a patient increased from 6 to 148 pounds in six weeks with its use. Get the genuine product and avoid substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann Hoff
H. B. Buterbaugh
Indiana
Mave
Carbondale Tribune Delivery Complaints Route to Agents
The Carbondale correspondence informs readers that complaints about irregular delivery should be addressed to Roberta Reynolds and Rey Reynolds, news agents, with the matter placed in the hands of Mr. J. M. Forbes for follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
the Tribune
J. M. Forbes
Roberta & Reynolds
Kimball to Headline Methodist Lecture Concluding Series
The Waymart Methodist church lecture course ends with tomorrow’s program by George S Kimball. The varied program includes piano solo by A F Thomas, vocal duet by Mia Haddeonk and W D Evans, violin by F Vanderveken, and readings from the Poets featuring Kimball and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waymart Methodist Church
George Fkimball
A F. Thomas
Mia. Hadeeonk
W. D. Evans
F. Vanderveken
George 8. Kimball
Aux Italiens
Mesers
Kimball
Purrell
Elrvana
Mrs. Hadcock
FP. Vanderveken
DD. Evans
Mesara
Svansa
Purrel
Funeral for Joseph Wisley in St. Rove’s Church Alt
The funeral for Joseph Wisley will be held this morning at o o clock with a high mass of requiem at St. Rove’s church Alt. Wisley belonged to the Ancient Order of Hibernians and Knights of Father Mathew societies and the Carbondale conclave of Heptesophs. He is survived by a wife and six children James Sadie Gertrude Mary Alice Clare one brother James of Plains two sisters Mrs Robert Pyatt of Hazleton and Mrs Jane Reynolds of Plymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wisley
Colam
St. Rove's Church
Alt
Wisley
Order of Hibernians
Father Mathew Sorieties
Carbondale
Heptesophs
James
Sadie
Gertrude
Mary
Alice
Clare
Plains
Robert Pyatt
Hazleton
Jane Reynolds
Plymouth
Excursion From New York Arrives in Carbondale Tomorrow
Carbondale to host a large excursion from New York City arriving via Honesdale on the Gravity railroad. Locals urged to welcome visitors and open the park to the public to view its attractions. fence removal is not planned before the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
New York City
Honesdale
Andes
Local City Couples Tie The Knot In Quiet City Weddings
Miss Kate Farrell and Daniel Ares, both of this city, wed quietly at Binghamton with Mayor De Witt officiating. Bride Sarah Hennessy, sister of the bride, served as bridesmaid. Hennessy, formerly of this city, wed Mr. John Pay of Jersey City, with news arriving here today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate FE. Farrell
Daniel 7Ares
Binghamton
de Witt
Mite
Hennessy
John A. Pay
Jersey City
Sarah Hennessy
Morrison's Faust Coming to Carbondale Grand Opera House
Theatergoers learn Lewis Morrison and his company will present Faust in Carbondale at the Grand Opera House Thursday night. It marks Morrison's first appearance here and his final season featuring the wily Mephisto with special scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Morrison Himeectt
Faust
Mr. Morrison
Carbondale
Fauat
Mephisto
Grand Opera House
River Street sidewalk resolution and flag donation approved
The common council met last night in the city building room to pass a resolution ordering River Street residents between Seventh and Suem avenues to lay sidewalks. The ordinance passed two readings. A second resolution granted the large flag poles from the city building to the Mitchell Hose Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Ocity Building
River Street
Seventh
Suem Avenues
Mitchell Hose cOmpany
Burglary at Murphy's News and Confectionery
Burglars broke into Murphy's stand on Park Place Sunday night and carried off cigarettes candies and cigars. Entry gained by prying a rear window. Police haven't yet identified suspects. the case is marked as novice burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Park Place
Electric Car Off Track Near Wilson Creek Switch
An electric car ran off the track near the Wilson Creek switch yesterday afternoon just before 2. A gang of workmen replaced the car promptly, saving delays for passengers. No damage occurred to passengers or car, though travelers were frightened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Creek
Local Social, Wedding, and Germania Hall Dedication
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church hosts a social at the parsonage this afternoon with refreshments. Tonight at eight, Charles Perkine and Madeline Hoarding wed. The Germania Singing Society dedicated their new hall on North Main Avenue last night to a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Foreign Missionary Society of
The
Methodist Church
Charles Perkine
Madeline Hoarding
Germania Singing Society
Community notices and local visits fill Clifford life
A series of late 19th century notices records a social event with music by Professor Firth at the Hendrick Manufacturing shop rear on Delaware and Hudson road, a minor wreck injuring no one, and multiple residents traveling, visiting, or residing in Scranton, Mayford Yard, Aldenville, Port Jervis, and Nicholson. Several locals depart for work or conferences, while others host or visit friends in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firth
Hendrick Manufacturing Company
Delaware and Rudson Road
Mise Annie Kilpatrick
M. de Liney
Madeline Clark
Philadelphia
Stephen Wond
Mayford Yard
George Giles
Grace
Aldenville
Alary Nealon
Gerson
Fenntom
John D. Robinson
Scranton
T. FE. Jepton
Yestering
Marcus Hart
Millersburg
Neb
Myrtle Giles
Terraveatront
Mary Myers
Port Jervis
Mary Strachen
Fordyce
Suscuchayna
Minnie Bowen
Della Bigley
Hinmons F
Peck
Grdnell University
Walter Thorne
Spring Street
Clivord
Lovetta
Nora Farrell
Wamiling
Gertrude McAndrew
Sarah Gardiner
Falem Avenue
Clifford
Mies Henson
New York City
van Bergan
North Church Street
Towanda Notes and Local Tidings From Bradford County
Towanda notes report minor clothing stock damage from a morning fire. New management at the warehouse plans improvements. Six company parade included Ger minia Hornbrook bands and St Agnes cadets. Company M to parade in Philadelphia next week. Sheriff Fell has sales hearings. Mrs B G Laporte dies at 77 in Asylum township. Tyrella LeRaysville youth dies after horse accident. Mabel Conklin lectures on Red Cross. Couples courting in Troy. Catholic church spire repairs after lightning. I O O F lodge formed at Warren Center with 41 members. Chair factory resumes after years idle. Jubilee reception at Melshurch. Wyalusing Wysox large Lehigh Valley shipping points. Mrs Lancaster ill at Hinman house Montrose. Ohho and wife back from Mt Pleas. Fire destroys tobacco and hay at Montrose. loss 3000. Canton gold fever with quartz claim near MI Creek. quartz tested as containing gold. Davidson leases hundreds of acres. Masonic lodge instituted at Wyalusing with 11 members. Dr Pomeroy to rally counties. Ward House and Park Hotel to be steam heated. Coal found in Orwell township. firlmen at work in eastern Bradford. Democratic committee chief criticized for slow methods. George A Jenks and Barty reception drew small largely Republican attendance. Bradford taxables 22 192. Hunted game report strong. Universalists contract for 1000 pipe organ from Binghamton maker. Past year hospital treated 517 comet patients. Jane Hillis dies at son’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll. Marks
Germinia
Hornbrook
St. Agnes
Philadelphia
Old Court
Sheriff Fell
BG. Laporte
Asylum Township
Fred Tyrella le Raysvile
Mabel Conklin
Red Cross Movement
Troy
I. OO. I. Lodge
Warren Center
Mara Tinker
MEL Shurch
Wyalusing
Wysox
Lehigh Valley
Ohho
Mt. Plegah
Davidson
F. Pomeroy
Bradford and
Sullivan County
Heetrho Light Company
Orwell Township
Bprilhmen
Bradford
Democratic County Committee
George A. Jenks and
Barty
Towanda
Bradford County
Huntemen
Universalists
Binghamton
Packer
Sayre
Nie
Jane Hillis
Richard Hillis
Carelessness About Piles Warned By Advertiser
A historic advertisement warns of pile neglect and its dangers linking carelessness to suffering and even death. It promotes Pyramid Pile Cure claiming rapid inflammation relief and permanent cure with at home use. The ad notes the product costs four cents and offers a free booklet by mail from Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyraemid @o
Marshall, Mich
Life of Mrs Hillis of Ballibay Area Recalls Irish Roots
In Merrick township October 12, a daughter of William and Eleanor Nesbitt died from dysentery. Born September 4 in Ballibay county Monaghan Ireland, she immigrated to America in 1828 with her parents and married Richard Willis in 1831. Eight children survive including Margaret Blackman Towanda and Belle Maxwell Lodi NY. The family settled near Quick's Bend and Ballibay received its cemetery and school from founder William Nesbitt who died in 1841.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rh. S
Merrick Township
Diveased
William
Eleanor Nesbitt
Ballibay
Monaghan
Ireland
America
Richard Willis
Herrick
Margaret
G. W. Blackman
Towanda
Flisha GL. Hillis
Sedgwick
Kansas
David A. Hillis
Wyalusing
Mary J
T. B. Stone
Wratusing
Medhard
Hillis
Belle
G. N. Maxwell
Lodi
N.Y
John N. Hills
New York
Quick's Bend
Dhavid Nesbitt
Willian Nesbitt
Balllbay
New Cemeteery
Taylor town events and a waning phtheria scare
The Misses and gentlemen of Old Forge hold a church entertainment program featuring Mr George Stafford and Miss Gertrude Simmons among other artists. A phtheria outbreak in Taylor is easing with few cases and mild forms, while preparations begin for Taylorville Lodge Knights of Pything event. A Republican meeting at Weber's rink features speakers James M. Evans Jeremiah Bnyder and others. Community visits and local social notes fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheir O
Methodist
Hpiscopal Church
Old Forge
America
George Stafford
Goru
Daniel Wickerell
Lacwwwianna Murfeat Club
Miya Marcy
T. J. Strows
Taylorville Lodge
Knights of Pything
Weber
James M. Evans
Sharon
Mercer County
Jeremiah Bnyder
Allentown
John TK. Jones
Jo O W. Lowry
FW. Fleitz
John M. Blarrie
John &J. John
Scranton
Yeshrava
Hyde Park Visitors and Local Updates
Hyde Park hosted relatives yesterday with Diiggist Alfred Davis visiting his brother Jozeph Davis. Sergeant Leslie Frutehey at Philadelphia hospital is improving enough to walk. William Thunlots of Hyde Park was a business visitor yesterday. A Lawrenceville church fair is planned for next month with useful and ornamental articles for sale. Republican rating event at Web ern's rink invites all citizens this evening. Master James Nash is ill with diphtheria. Miss Vertha James visited yesterday. A crosswalk is badly needed near North Malin street due to muddy conditions for pedestrians crossing to the car or opposite side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
Diiggist Alfred Davis
Foreat City
Jozeph Davis
Yesterdas
Philadelphi Hospital
Leslie Frutehey
Willian
Thunlots
Board of Trade
Lawrenceville
Webérn
James Nash
Union Street
Misa Vertha James
Providence
Malin Street
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised By Pa Merchant
J M Nickle of Nickle Bros Nickleville Pa reports two children prone to croup attacks are saved when Chamberlains Cough Remedy is used by his wife. He calls it a household necessity and notes it outsells all other cough medicines combined. Available at all druggists and Matthews Bros wholesale and retail agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
J. M. Nickle
Nickle Bros
Nickleville
Matthews Bros
Wiguresen
Foal
Ajax Remedy CO
Iharorgis
Scrinton
H. C. Gandereon
Obituary and Town News From Wilkes-Barre Area
Mark Walker Sr died Sunday leaving family in town. Miles Dikeman of Pittston died Sunday. his brother Corporal Herbert Dikeman of Camp Meade on furlough. Corporal Dikeman of Company H returned to Camp Meade yesterday. Senator Vaughan of Scranton visited town. Final checkers games between Dr Thompson of Peckville and Michael Brown of Winton concluding. News notes on fire company meeting and temperance meetings at Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Walker
Wilkes-Barre
Wilson Fire Company
Will J. McConnell
Presbyterian Church
Miles Dikeman
Pittston
Herbert Dikeman
Company H
Camp Meade
W. & Bloes Hus Tuat
Maine
Fenator
James C. Vaughan
Scranton
Dr. Thompson
Peckville
Michael Brown
Winton
Doctor Thompson Declared Champion Of Peckville And Winton
The event at McAndrews Hotel in Winton concluded the series with Dr Thompson winning and crowned champion of Peckville and Winton. Brown and First Fame ran races with final times around 33 minutes overall. The Young People's Society of the Presbyterian Church plans a December fair at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAndrew's
Winton
Brown
Eimpking
J. A. Moyles
Thompson
Peckville
Young People’s Society
Presbyterian Church
Sweeney desertion case and city notes in Pittston area
A long local column recounts James Sweeney’s desertion and his wife facing hardship with two children while he returns from California with another woman. It covers a court warrant, a Bechtold hotel reception, Corcoran property dispute, Union League visit for G F Antrim, obituaries, hunting trip, and community events in Pittston township and surrounding areas.
A Palace on Wheels on Lake Shore Limited Trains
The Lake Shore limited trains are described as rivals in comfort with buffet smoking cars sleeping cars observation cars dining car and drawing room car. They are lit by gas and electric fixtures and offer a curated library for patrons traveling between New York Boston Buffalo Cleveland Toledo and Chicago and along southwest points via Lake Shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
New York
Boston
Buffalo
Cleveland
Toledo
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waymart
Morrison
Dr.Bull
capcHeek
Wyble
Carbondale Day
Taylor News
Peter Jones
Monersville
Ashland
Mire Tiebert Inglis
Harry Y Davis
Main
John Davia
Westmoreland
Morgan J. Harris
Emma Walker
Greenwood
Mattie Griffiths
Thomas James
James Mowells
N. G. Parke
West Pittston
Greenwood Presbyterian Church
Charles Hodge
Taylor Street
C. E. Dwelle
Lackawanna Valley
Will
Ned
Jonas Long
AVOCA
Benjamin Powell
Langcliffe Cemmetery
Hens Salebury
West Side
Patrick Bhaughnessy
Willameport
B. P. Macbeth
F. Druffman
Danville
Thomas O'Brien
Jermyn
Ladies Ald Society
M. E. Church
Frederick
Martin McGowan
Benjamin Leonard
Jackson
Susquehanna County
M. Kennedy
Aycen Hose Company
Patrick Loughney
Quincy
Mass
Farefield Literary Club
Solomon Deeble
Connell
Charles M. Mackwell
Peter Knapp
FP. J. Groover
CC. D. Sanders
L. T. Wariner
Moosic
James Webber
Aveen
Thomas Harding
Pittston News
James Sweeney
Pittston Township
Sebastopol
Mnon
Sweeney
Mall
California
Barrett
Bechtold
Martin Howley
Corcoran Brothers
Corcoran
Corcorans
G. F. Antrim
Union League
Dunmore
James C. Vaughn
Agnes McDougall
Jeannette McDougall
Susquehanna Avenue
Harrington
Kad Stark
James Corcoran
Lehigh Region
Easten Road
John Powell
Company C
Philadelphia Avenue
North Main Street
Committee On Entertainment
Standard Shoe Store
Lacka. Ave
Cha
Lithine
VIA
Express Steamships
OLD Dominion Line
Washington
OLD Dominion S, S, Company
Pier
North River
WW. L, Guillauden
Dickson M'F'g
Withes-Barren
Omos
Scranton, Pa
LN Scranton Savings Bank
Mercereau & Connell
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
Pilsner
Ninh St
Sro
Tribune
Barmleas
Dr. Peal
Ck and Sons
Puab
Maseeann
Este Ty
John H Phelps
Greeeund Avenue
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