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WWE
Silk Fabric Sale Highlights French and American Makers
The department emphasizes a liberal hand in dealing with novelties and staples from leading American and French manufacturers. It lists fabrics such as Black Sato Duchess and Black Moire Francaise with Bengalines and taffetas and notes prices are very low, inviting customers to choose Lille over others.
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Lille
Doctor offers permanent cures at Spruce Street parlors
Dr. Rensves Ix announces full establishment at M2 Spruce Street Boranten Believer Torrie promises permanent residence and free examinations for all patients. He lists cures for nervous disorders eye and throat diseases digestive issues and sexual ailments with a special female department and a catarrh cure offer of four months treatment for ten dollars valid thirty days.
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Rensves Ix
Spruce Street
Boranten
Torrie
Heine
Fablic
Hoyra
Lovalor
Christian
Keystone Academy News Highlights and Local Games
Keystone Academy notes a student Fred Small's sudden death and a teachable moment from a recent defeat at Binghamton. The second football team faces Cana’a school in Scranton, while Kingston trip to Wyoming Seminary is reported. Elocution, May 1 prayer meeting, and a Pullman Strike essay by Howard Swallow are mentioned along with visits from several locals and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smal
Mr. Small
Cana
Scranton
Binghamton
Kingston
Wyoming Seminary
Miss Acken
Loomis
Laffee Aid Society
Fpactoryville Band
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Women's Christian Association
Reynolds
Howard Swallow
Swallow
Danville
Ill fated rower Mamie Schaeffer found in canal
In Ilonesdale Mamie Schaeffer the M year old daughter of Joseph Schaeffer disappeared after crossing a canal to visit a companion. Her hat floated in the canal near the newond lock and her body was recovered soon after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Schaeffer
Joseph Schaffer
Honesdale
Opera House
Ohiewalk
Alain Street
Amity
George Volet
Nis Slster
Avoca Couple Weds at St Marys Church Avoca
Hamiel Morrow of Scranton and Miss Nelile McCifferty of Avoca wed in St Marys Church with a large bridal party. Bridesmaids from Avoca and Pittston wore gowns of white satin and silk, bouquets of cut flowers. Best man and ushers named. Wedding supper at the parental home followed by gifts and plans to reside in Beranton. Also notes a Republican rally at MecMillan’s hall and local social mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiel Morrow
Scranton
Nelile McCifferty
Avoca
St. Mary's
M. F. Crane
John Courtney
Anna Morrow
Mame Kearney
Lizvie Dixon
Mine B. Martin
Pittston
Kate Martin
Hattie McCafferty
New York
HW. Martin
William and Michael Dixon
Hugh Jennings
Frank Clark
U. P Hoban
John Dougherty
Beranton
Henry Martin
MecMillikn
Anna Graham
Friend
Pittsburg
M. J. Lawlor
Ix Wick
Pucker Street
West Aveni
Hallstead Local Notes and Arrivals
Albert Mitchell of Bradford visits his brother N T Mitchell. Mr and Mrs Charles Reed return from Cape Venison. Aaron Parker of Bumpville Pa returns home after visiting. A warrant issued for Constable Henry Barnes for alleged escape of John Downey. bonds posted for quarter sessions at Moulhome next week. Stella Liman of Hallaton Spa visits relatives. W D Lusk of Montrose visits town. George Capwell among visitors to the Parlor City. Mrs George Stone of Emma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Mitchell
Bradford
N. T. Mitchell
Charles Reed
Cape Venison
Aaron Parker
Bumpville
Henry Barnes
John Downey
Tle
Moulhome
Mirs Stella Liman
Hallaton Spa
W. D. Lusk
Montrose
George Capwell
Airs
Civorge Stone
Eimiu
Factoryville Notes and Epworth Rally Details
Funeral and community notices from Factoryville include the late F B Small's service at High Street, Mr Carr's death on Bunker Hill with Methodist church funeral plans, and a forthcoming Epworth League rally at the local Methodist church with day by day program items led by pastors and local leaders. Attendees to the Cantata of Bethlehem are listed alongside residents visiting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Henwood
Maple
F. B. Small
High Street
Joseph Carr
Bunker Hill
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Methodist
Frank Depew
Factorsville
Wecome
E. W. Kemmer
Factoryville League
Ki. L. Davia
Wyoming Seminary
Fred Foster
Nicholson
C. H. Nerring
Mill City
J. O. Woodruff
Binghamton
Epworth
G. I. van Woert
J. P. Court
Waverly
Cooper
Albert Mack
Tunkhannock
Emma Parish
Harford
Fannie Stephens
Lisgle Wrigley
Factoryville
Nellie Decker
Falls
Jenette B. Osborne
Bald Mount
Department of Mercy and Help
Shakespeare Lectures Open Archbald Series
Colonel Homer B Sprague delivered the first of six Shakespeare lectures at Archbald University extension center in the graded school building to a large appreciative audience. He praised Shakespeare as a genius with vast linguistic knowledge and influence, noting Latin Greek Italian French and Spanish familiarity. The talk covered Shakespeare’s youth motives and early life. The next lecture is set for Wednesday November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer B. Sprague
Cornell University
Archbald University Extension Center
Colonel Sprague
Shakespeare
Ben Johnson
Ariosto
Boccaccio
Maginn
Eprague
Grand Ball Planned by Columbus Band in Keystone Hall
The Columbus band prepares for a grand ball at Keystone hall on Wednesday evening. El Yarrington returns from Jersey City. The Ladies Aid society reports about $10 net from the Baptist Christian Endeavor supper at Mrs Edward Morgan's home on Park street. Mr and Mrs William McMullen return from extended western trip. The Trainsmen Brotherhood to hold a grand ball tonight at the W W Watt building on Church street. Miss Besele Corby to host an informal party at her home on Wyoming street. Cake baskets at Davidow Bros.
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T. J. McTighe
Hotel American
Columbus Band
Keystone Hall
Yarrington
Jersey City
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Baptist Christian Endeavor Mileysion
Edward Morgan
Park Street
Stephen Keglar
Archbald Street
William McMullen
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakota
West
Brotherhood of Railroad Trains
W. W. Watt
Church Street
Besele Corby
Wyoming Street
Mrs Harding and Miss Thompson Visit Nearby Friends
Mrs H. W. Harding of Binghamton and Migrella Thompson of New York were calling on friends here on Tuesday. Miles Lizzie Mathews of Scranton is the guest of Mrs. W. C. Williams. Mrs. Dexter Stirker and Mrs. Wil Reynolds of Tunkhannock were early in town Tuesday. Miss Carrie Harding of Scranton also noted among callers.
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8. W. Harding
Binghamton
Migrella Thompson
New York
Miles Lizzie Mathews
Scranton
W. C. Williams
Dexter Stirker
Wil Reynolds
Tunkhannock
Tuendafy
Carrie Harding
Local Residents and Business Moves Highlight Town News
In town last evening were Mr and Mrs Henry Harding of Factoryville. Miss Anna Wilcox went to Brooklyn Pa on a business trip. C L Spencer bought the J M Osterhout property on State Street. Fred Williams and Fred Colvin traveled to Tunkhannock. Dayidow Bros advertise fine silverware in town.
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Henry Harding
Factoryville
Anna Wilcox
Brooklyn
C. L. Spencer
J. M. Osterhout
State Street
Fred Williams
Fred Colvin
Tunkhannock
Duryea Notes Movements And Local Work
D W Richards left yesterday for Bradford and Susquehanna counties. G M Davis of Old Forge began a new frame dwelling for P Toole of Priceburg. J Cooper family to move into Richard Mainwarring's former home. Mrs J B Grimshaw hosted the Ladies Aid society. Mrs J P Richards hosted a Sunday school class with Elian Brown Sarah Brown Jennie Seal Lizzie Davis and others. Davidow Bros lists table cutlery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Richards
Bradford
Susquehanna
G. M. Davis
Old Forge
P. Toole
Priceburg
J. Cooper
Richard Mainwarring
J. B. Grimshaw
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. P. Richards
Elian
Sarah Brown
Jennie Seal
Lizzie Davis
Gertrude Willams
Lizele Curtis
Sarah Herron
Sela Burns
Grace Benedict
Captain King Outsmarts Book Agent on Train
The story recounts Captain Charles King traveling with friends when a news agent pressed his wares. King, claiming authorship of a new manuscript, bets the agent he has read it and proves his claim by presenting a card. The agent, surprised, withdraws and stops selling. Eye glass chains mention follows.
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Eugene Field
Charles King
Captain King
King
Hartmann Patent Paint Promises Roof Tinning Alternative
Hartmann patent paint advertises a coating for tin and brick roofs and walls that prevents cracking and crumbling, allegedly lasting longer and cheaper than tinning. Contracts offered by Anton Hartmann of Birch Street.
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Hartman're
Tonio Hartmann
Birch St
Buckley Lassoed Bear Then Fled In Bronco Bust
Tom Buckley, a cowhand in Southern Montana, roped a full grown silver-tip bear when it charged him. The bear’s foreleg and head tangled with the lariat as bucking bronc horse threw Buckley. Buckley crawled to a nearby butte, watching the bear and rope crewmen duel until the rope broke and both animals fled in opposite directions.
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Tom Buckley
Chicago
Montana
Tom
Thomas
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Willy
Love
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U. S
Keystone Academy
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Ella Gannon
Thomas Allen
Towanda
James Cannan
Conklin
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Ilonesdale
Great Nucettias
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Eye Glass Chains
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Scranton Tribune
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Hood
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Trenton Iron CO
S van Wlen & CO
Revere Rubber
Fayerweather & Ladew
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