Local Social Notes From Green Ridge and Dover
Mien Soper of Green Ridge visits relatives in Dover and New York. Miss Mary Dowden of Binghamton is visiting her cousin Miss Helen Walsh in Scranton. Mr and Mrs Frank Connery return from their wedding trip and plan to live at 14 Mulberry Street. Teresa Keating of Dover returns home after visiting Mr and Mrs M T Howley. Mr and Mrs William Bridbury come home from their wedding trip to 24 Mulberry Street. Mrs W J Lewis and daughter return to Taylor Avenue after three months in England. W P F Jones leaves for New York to seek new window dressing styles for Sumter Bros. Henry W Livingston, released from Moses Taylor Hospital, expects discharge soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Glynn
New York
Dunmore
Mary Dowden
Minghamton
Helen Walsh
Scrinton Street
Prank Connery
Mullerry Street
Teresa Keating
Dover
S. 2
M.T. Howley
William BR
Bridbury
Henry W. Livingston
Moses Taylor Hospital
Kathryn Bb, Walsh
Scranton
M.T. Glynn
BL. Patrick's Church
J. J. Muddy
Mandidward J. Duffy
Hanley
Glynn
Western
Scranton Lodge of Elka
Knights of Columbus
Returned From Manila Navy Lieutenant Visits Providence
Orton Jackson son of BK N Jackson, a First National Bank teller, has returned from Manila where he served as a junior lieutenant in the U S Navy. A Naval Academy graduate of Annapolis in 1808, he joined the Buffalo and Manila, later serving aboard the Boston on leave at his father's Providence home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Jackson
BK. N. Jackson
First National Bank
Manila
Mr. Jackson
United States Navy
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Jackson
United States
Buffalo
Manila Bay
Thirteenth Scranton Typographical Ball Raises Funds
The thirteenth annual ball of the Scranton Typographical union drew about 250 guests at Munic Hall last night. The event featured some twenty four dances with a cakewalk led by John Collinge and a charitable aim to raise money for a “roof at the Lackawanna” to aid printers in need. Master of ceremonies T. F. Reilly and a large general committee oversaw arrangements as dozens of printers and friends enjoyed a successful charity dance into the early morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Typographical Union
Munic Hall
John Collinge
John Loftur
Rikminstrels
Lew Coyne
T. W. Crostello
Lackawanna How
Vital
Sleknd
Jum
T. F. Reilly
Chsiriman
Hobsham
Pelter Haas
J. C. Morean
Peter B Mahn
Crally
Doy H. Raton
M.D. Flaherty
Jewerih Over
Thomes Wagner
CS. Beneet
GL. Newholds
Camerfork
Store owner foils raid. arrests made in alley confrontation
A Curtis street store owner, Mr. Coursen, chased four youths raiding wares assisted by store employees and a bystander crowd. One arrest made and two youths released to parents after hearings. two suspects kept for the night at city hall. The owner sought only to curb petty theft, not punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larka- Walling Avenue
Courwen
Suchantes
Coursen Dhoee
Donations to Hahnemann Hospital November? September?
The directors of Hahnemann hospital acknowledge donations for September listing items such as fruit baskets vegetables butter jelly underclothing and reading matter. Contributions come from multiple donors including Mrs. BR Sturges Miss Panny Fuller and Mrs. John Diton with desserts supplied by several named households and local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahnemann Hospital
Reith
Sturges
Lackawanna
Clark
Blin Park Church
AL Clark
A. M. Decker
Helen KE
Jones
C. H. Chandler
John Diton
Pittston
Panny Fuller
Glenhuret
Miller & Peck
N.G. Robertson
Henry Belin, Jr
Scranton Dairy
Mra Hanna
Han
Trouble at a Christening Alderman Millar Hearing
At a Christening hearing Alderman Millar heard Anthony Torneo of Moonle sue Wladiniaw Urehowsky of Mongje for cutting his head with a beer glass. No witnesses proved the plaintiff. Roger Thomas was named as the actual striker and Urchowsky was discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millar
Anthony Torneo
Moonle
Wladiniaw Urehowsky
Mongje
Roger Thomas
Urchowsky
Borneo
Thirteenth Regiment Officers Qualify as Marksmen at Range
All field and staff officers of the Thirteenth regiment have qualified as marksmen. Several achieved both gun and plate marks, with Colonel Weaitros and Captain Atherton visiting the range yesterday morning to observe and excel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirteenth Regiment
Gore
Weaitros
Atherton
Ade An
In City Treasurer's Office Urges Prompt Payment
The notice urges prompt payment to the City Treasurer to save costs and avoid inconvenience.
Golf Tournament at the Country Club Opens with 16 in Cup Contest
The second annual Country Club tournament in Beranton started amid rain and crowds as 32 entries began play. Eight players led by Wood Peavey and Travis pushed for top honors, with Brooks and Huntington among notable Scranton entrants and several matches drawing keen local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
Travis
New York
United States
Beranton
Feng
Heranton
Min Belo
Chee
Winter View
Wood Peavie
Oakland Club
Cape
United State
Flet
Ealf
Cantain
Dreaks
Scranton Country Club
Mintinetoen
Jameo Bale
Oup Ie
Wood
Quiland
Scranton
Huntington
Jesssee
James Iule
I. Berane
Fuller
Beridnton
Johnson
Ming Valley
H.C. Shafer
Oh. Watkins
W. OS. Kilmer
Broome Coudey
J. L. Taylor
Nassau
T. KR. Brooks
W. J. Torrey
Borinton
KB. Woodruff
Wyceo Voy
Ceceseayes FH
Womley ccc
Wee
Poraons
Ovens Secaenvasrae HS
Waileinw
A. G. Hunt
Young
Balt Solm
D. Weed
Tora
PD Parham Wyomin Valley Co
Kingatury
Beban
Atherton
Scranton Club Hosts Draw For Today’s Golf Contest
Last night at the Scranton club the drawing for today’s match set an eighteen hole first round with morning winners playing eighteen more in the afternoon. Mr A G Hunt served as official score keeper and aided the event. County club members offered refreshments as luncheon hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
A. G. Hunt Ada
T. H. Watkins
S. Weston
A. Tf, Stor
Mise Archhard
Mies Adiederen
Countey Club
Forty New Engines Ordered by Lackawanna Railroad
The Lackawanna Railroad will today order forty new mammoth locomotives of the hog battery type. Thirty will be built by Brooks Locomotive works at Dunkirk and ten by Dickson Manufacturing Company in this city. Combined with thirty already received, the total will reach seventy of the largest locomotives in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Locomotive Works
Dunkirk
Dickson Manufacturing Company
Just
Water famine pushes rail water supply for breakers
The region faces drought as forest fires burn on surrounding mountains. Water for families and machinery is drawn from remote tanks. Ontario and Western and Delaware and Hudson rail lines adopt a train fleet to shuttle water from Scranton and Carbondale yards to Johnson Lackawanna West Ridge breakers, a first for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario and Western
Delaware
Hudson
Sprites
Manny
Ontario and Western Company
Johnson, Lackawanna
West Ridge
Scranton and
Carbondale
Delaware and Hudson Company
Suspicions of Break–In Lead to Alderman Hearing
Carrie Smith of Breckcourt accuses George Winlack, Cassie Roth, and Myre, Myre’s husband of breaking into her house to confront alleged improper relations. Both women faced charges. bail set. Mrs Winlack paroled as information later filed against her husband and Mrs Smith for illicit relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millar
Carrie Smith
Breckcourt
Myre
George Winlack
Casele Roth
Frank Boyle
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Orders Moscow Staff Move
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad requires engineers firemen and trainmen living in Moscow to relocate to Scranton, citing inability to reach Moscow for outbound trains. Union leader HS Gilte urged General Superintendent Russe to revoke the order, but he said reversal is impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Rairoad Company
Moscow
Scranton
HS. Gilte
Russe
Sulphur Baths of Avon Offer Rheumatism Cure
The Sulphur Baths of Avon relieve and cure Rheumatium Gout and Eevemo An ideal fall winter home for invalids Address The San itarium Avon N
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Avon, N
Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted for Children’s Ailments
Advertisement extols Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal remedy for children during teething and wind colic. It claims soothing, pain relief, and wind cure, pricing twenty five cents a bottle and urging readers to ask for the product at drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
October weddings listed across Scranton area
A flurry of October weddings is noted in Scranton and vicinity with multiple ceremonies. Kathryn Walsh Glynn and M T Glynn wed at St Patrick's Church with a home reception. Further unions include Kathryn Smithing and Forest Maitland, Sylvanus Savitts and Jennie Thomas, Mina Melvis and George Craver, Cassie Joseph and John Redmond, and Burkett Reese pair at Cedar Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glynn-Walsh
St. Patrick’s Church
Bride's
Burkett- Reese
Monroe Avenue
Lehman-Grampp
Green Ridge
Savitts-Thomas and
Redmond-Joseph
South Scranton
Local Couples Tie the Knot in City Churches
Robert J. Jean Faulls and Miss Laura J. Biecker wed at Simpson Methodist Episcopal church with Rev. J. B. Sweet officiating. Thomas M. Sweet and Miss Dora J. Jacobs married at the Bimpeon Methodist Episcopal parsonage by Rev. J. B. Sweet. Carl Graf and Miss Lena Cans, noted South Scranton residents, married yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Jean Faulls
Wilkes- Barre
Laura J. Biecker
Plymouth
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
J. B. Sweet
Thomas M. Sweet
North Hyde Park Avenue
Dora J. Jacobs
Lafayette Sileet
Bimpeon Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Carl Graf
Mires Lena Cans
South Scranton
Tin plate plant prospects brighten in city
The board of trade has secured options on several sites for a tin plate plant, including land from Delaware Lackawanna and Western at Dutckon City annex, Diamond Flats area, and other parcels. A potential general manager, Mr. Pater, may be secured to push the project, with strong indorsement expected if Mr. Paton is hired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Delaware, Lackawannes and Western Company
Dutkeon City Annex
Dickson City
Miamond Improvement Company
Diamond Flats
Hold
Kyster Valley
Atherton
Torchez
Pater
Paton
Edison Phonograph and Records On Sale For Home Use
A sale of Edison Phonographs and records offers home entertainment with prices ranging from 7.40 to 125.00 for phonographs and about 50 cents for records, promising quiet evenings at home without disturbances.
Pretty home wedding unites Katherine Grampp and John Lehman
A Tuesday noon ceremony at the bride's mother's home on Green Ridge street united Katherine Grampp and John Lehman in marriage. The Rev. James McLend of the First Presbyterian Church officiated. The couple departed on the 2:20 train to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Maw Smithing
Forest Maitland
Lomin
Mire Lena Barnes
Louie Smithing
Robert Marnes
New York
Miss Wagner
Wrooklyn
N. Y
Buffalo
Mina Mary Melvis
Cedar Avenue
George Craver
Throop
St. John’s Church
Fig Street
M. J. Fleming
Mendelssohn
Kate T. Reardon
Mrs. Craver
Katherine Grampp
John Lehman
Green Ridge Street
Hey. James McLend
First Presbyterian Church
Lehman
Oils promise smooth durable paint at fair prices
A note states that oils with proper composition provide a smooth durable coating that will not peel or wear off until it has fully served its purpose. It also asserts that good oils are not expensive, with prices reflecting value.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norton's Bulletin
M. Norton
Lackawanna Ave
South Main St
Wilkes-Barre
the Griffin Art CO
Nettleton’s
Washington Avenue
Commonwealth Building
Hiand
Penn Avenue
A. B. Warman
Mien
Bessie Soper
Green Iridge
Mrs. (Ox
Lieutenant Jackson
City
Beecham
Lackawanna Hardware CO
Lackawanna Avenue
Charity
Hahnemann
Thirteenth
Sun
FmookKs
Tapialy
Yesterdis
Travia
Taylor
Dyker Meadow
Wikes- Barre
Erdlior Woodruff
Contec
HL. C. Shafer
Frank Fuller
Bentington
Loveland
T. Ks. Watkins
T. R. Brooks
Messrs
Frank Turner
Wyoming Valley Club
EK. Parsons
Baltimore
Bome
Gordon
Dillworth
Columbia
E. G
Coursen
Kirkpatrick
F. Platt
Lot Iorrey
Ll. Th. Fuller
Ty Greenw
Syracuse
Jermyn
Oswego
Torrey i Farnham W
Kilmer
Torrey
J. Frank Turner A
Muntington Ff
Paritons
Faller
Wate
Bhafer A
Ty D. Weed
Kinbury A
Kirkpatrick T
Watkins We
Price T
H. Brookes T
Lackawanna Company
the Lackawanna Railroad Company
Hrooks Works
Jay Maker
Mrs. Winslow
Saintts-Thomas
Sylvanus Savitts
South Filmore Avenues
Jennie Thomas
Washburn Street
Benjamin Thomas
David Jones
First Welsh Congregational Church
Myrtle Savitts
John Thomas
Mrs. Savitts
Philadelphia
South Broomley Avenue
Craver-Melvis
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Thomas de Wruchy
Cassie Joseph
North Bromley Avenue
John Redmond
Thirteenth Street
Redmond
West Side Hospital
Burkett-Reese
Flavine
Faulls-Blecker
Sweet-Jacobs
Graf-Gans
Seelgar
Lane's
Spruce Street
Charles B. Scott
Franklin Avenue
Knox
Hand & Payne
Knox Hats
Holmes & Edwards
Mears Building
Washington Ava
Schank & Spencer
Spruce St
Matthews Bros
Lem
Bell & Skinner
Jermyn Hiailding
Parker
Letever
Smith
Remington
Felton
Gun Store
Dom Paul and
John Bull
Conrad
Pierce
Rockaway
Maurice River
Blue Point Oyatere
Pierce’s Market
Alan Maur
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