City and School Taxes 1894 Duplicates Available for Collection
The city and school tax duplicates for the year 184 are now in my hands for collection. Taxpayers may pay now or request an estimate of taxes by giving ward and location of property. R. G. Buooks, City Treasurer, Municipal Building, Washington Avenue. Office hours 9 AM to 5 PM, except Saturday. closed at noon. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised for health claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Buooxs
Municipal
Washington Avenue
Moody tent services and local parish notes in Wilkes-Barre
Reports on Moody gospel tent gatherings on North Main avenue led by JSW Bliss with large crowds. Includes accounts of services at Bimpson Methodist Episcopal church, cottage prayer meetings, choir performances, sermons by Rev. D K Freeman and Rev. T Floyd, and reflections on Christ’s history and salvation. Also lists local social items, deaths, funerals, school events, and viaduct petition notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Avenue
JSW
Bliss
Bimpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Ellis
Roberts
Mr. Bliss
Justin Saves
William B. Owen
William W. Jones
D. K. Freeman
Davis
Moody
Chicago
Redeemer
Mr. Davis
Postes
Elum Park
Young People Enjoy Garden Party At Jones Home
On North Sumner Avenue a large group of youths gathered yesterday for a party hosted by Mrs. Thomas Jones for Miss Dora Jenkins and Miss Edith Jenkins of Danville. The afternoon featured games and socializing under the trees, with supper served at five by Mrs. Jones. Attendees included Maud Jonasra Edith Jenkins Thell Dawkins Mabel Mollin Alice Mollin Molly Moher Flossie Sproate Pearl George Helen Lewis Edna Stevens Rose Lynam Winnie Kinerman Webster Layshon Amell Koniecki and others supervised by Mrs. Grifficha Mrs. Jones Mrs. Leyshon and Miss Gertie Dawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Arthur Leyshon
North Bromley Avenue
Mise Iola Gifford
Green Ridge
Hawley
Clare Coobber
Miflin
Sara Josephine Hughes
Washburn Street
Mia
George Easterly
Annie
Florence
Bertha Morton
Beatrice Jones
George Morton
Protheroe Cottage
Lake Winola
John T. Porter
Francia Whittling
South Bromley Avenue
North Main Avenue
Norma Mathias
Price Street
Plymouth
Peter Roberts
Olyphant
Hyde Park
Laurel Hill Park
Tabernacle Congregational Church
Thomas Jones
Sumner Avenue
Mini Maud
Dora
Elith Jenkins
Danville
Mra. Jones
Maud Jonas Ra
Edith Jenkins
Thell Dawkins
Mabel
Alice Mollin
Molly Moher
Flossie Sproate
Pearl George
Parsons
Elen Lewis
Edna Stevens
Rose
Winnie Kinerim
Aod Webster
Howard Layshon
Amel Konecky
William V. Grifficha
Mra
James Leyshon
Mien Gertie Dawkina
Local Notices From Pittsburg Area Circulation
Misa Cora Browning of Pittsburg visits friends on this side Mrs Henry Wilson of Nanticoke circulates among friends on this side W Haydn Evans from South Sumner Ave returns from Susquehanna County Thomas Harris and daughter of South Main Ave raise funds on South Main Ave James McCarthy of Washburn Street listed among local residents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Cora Browning
Pittsburg
Henry Wilson
Nanticoke
W. Haydn Evans
South Sumner Avenue
Susquehnons County
Thomas Harris
South Main Avenue
James McCarthy
Washburn Street
Veterans to Attend National Encampment in Pittsburg
A large group of local Grand Army of the Republic veterans and wives will travel to Pittsburg for the national encampment, one train from here on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western and Lake Shore routes via Buffalo. Ezra Griffin post No. 139 arranged the trip, with many members listed as attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Grand Army of the Republic
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western
Lake Shore Ronda
Buffalo
Ezra Griffin Post
Commander & B. Mott
N. F. Stahl
J. F. Amedeo
J. P. Ameden
William Blume
D. M. Jones
John H. Hoffman
Jd. W. von Camp
F. L Hitchcock
Arthur Hitchcock
Alderman O. B. Wright
H. C. Huntington
Allen P. Rooh
George W. Bond
George Geary
Samuel Shoune
H. W. Little
Chester Cammer
Moses Morey
D. W. Brandage
George Forest
Anthony Long
C. B. van Valen
Moscow
Wyoming
Honesdale
Thirteenth Regiment Dram Corps
Conductor Brink and Wife Visit Farview Lake Today
Erie and Wyoming Valley railroad officials report a trip to Farview Lake in Pike county by Conductor Brink and his wife. The “brash” line distance to Erie remains a focal point as plans unfold for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brink
Erie and
Wyoming Valley
Farview Lake
Wyoming Valley Railroad
Wood's College of Business and Shorthand Ad
Unknown in Beranton shopping note urges youth with clerical aims to visit Wood's College of Business and Shorthand, claiming value and financial prudence while inviting inspection over competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton
Wood's
College of Business
Wood's College of Business and
Repairs Change of Services at Second Presbyterian Church
The Second Presbyterian Church session says the audience room cannot host services tomorrow due to repairs from enlarging the organ. Sunday School meets at the usual time, Christian Endeavor prayer at 6 PM, and the church hopes to resume normal use a week after next Sabbath though the organ work continues. Also note Chicago Art Co advertises fine etchings and a college advertisement urges visiting Wood's College of Business and Shorthand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Frassoni Death Notice in Moosic July 31 1804
General notice states Dr. M. P. Frassoni aged 50 years 6 months 10 days will be mentioned in tomorrow's papers.
Republican Primaries Quietly Pass On South Side
Notes from the South Side indicate that the Republican primaries proceed tonight with minimal events or public attention. Local voters are casting ballots in a subdued, routine fashion as campaigns focus on turnout and party unity.
Dr Kolb Withdraws From Delegate Race In Eleventh Ward
Republican primaries in South Side wards promise greater harmony as Dr A J Kolb withdraws his candidacy for delegate in the Eleventh ward. Two weeks earlier six citizens were named in each district but recent withdrawals have left just enough contenders to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
A. J. Kolb
Harmony
Sunday Y W C A Sabbath Exercises Preview
The South Side YWCA plans Sabbath afternoon exercises starting at 8 45 with special music. Miss Florence Tomkisson resumes as secretary and will speak about her trip. Miss Anne Doersam ends her duties while Miss Ia Eck presents a talk on how to bear our burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Young Women’s Christian Association
Florence Tomkisson
Anne Doersam
Misa Ia Eck
Local Notices and Congregation Updates in Scranton Area
Miss Mary Mears visits Pittston while Scranton Axle works idle for water. William Connell Hose to meet Monday night and Century Hose attends Wilkes-Barre parade on Sept 13. funeral for Mia Patrick Corcoran Cedar Ave at 9 this morning. Ward 19 Councilman C W Westpfahl returns from Erie. Kearns leaves barber trade for tower steel mill. Rudolph Kubo to open Cedar Ave job printing in Ziegler building, ready in a week. Various attendees listed for Anna Driescher Remington Ave party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mears
Pittston Avenue
Pittston
Scranton Axle Works
William Connell Hose Company
Mia
Patrick Corcoran
Cedar Avenue
C. W. Westpfabl
Erie
Thomas Kearns
Tower
Rudolph Kubo
Stone Avenue
Ziegler
Binghamton Industrial Exposition Opens With Wide Range of Events
The Binghamton Industrial Exposition announced a large program for September 6 to 11 featuring an athletic bicycle meet with $800 in prizes, daily balloon ascents, and a grand entertainment lineup. Highlights include renowned juggler Severus Schaefer and performances by a group of ten Japs, chariot races in Roman costumes, and Red Men day with extensive visiting crowds expected. Admission is set at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton Industrial Exposition
Binghamton Athletic Association
Severus Schaefer
Binghamton
Ronwell P. Flower
National Guard
State of New York
Great Council of the United States
Philip C. Schauer for Jury Commissioner
Philip C Schauer a life long South Side Scranton resident and Schoener Bros bakery employee seeks the jury commissioner post. His supporters urge delegates to vote for him at the Republican convention. The notice highlights his German heritage and popularity in the valley and mentions Pratt’s Book Store and local bakers and butchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip
Scheuer
South Side
Scranton
Schoener Bros., Bakere
Philip C. Schauer
Not I but Christ Not I but Obriat Gospel Meeting
Misa Mary S Dunn state secretary of the YWCA of Pennsylvania will address the Girls Gospel meeting tomorrow at 8 45 p m in the pleasant parlors of the YWCA 205 Washington avenue The subject is Not I but Obriat Phil 1 21 Social music will brighten the service All young women are cordially invited The social Tuesday evening Sept 4 will be under the auspices of the reception committee A hearty invitation to socialize is extended to every young woman and especially strangers in the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mary S Dunn
Young Women's Christian Association of Pennsylvania
Young Women's Christian Association
Washington Avenue
Araplios
Wood's College of Business and Shor' hand ad
An advertisement urges prudent financial choices stressing value and safety. It promotes Wood's College of Business while advising readers to shop for the best offer and avoid being swayed by others.
No Agreement Yet Between Street Car Firm and Lackawanna Township
Yesterday failed to bring a settlement between Scranton and Pittston Tractin company and Lackawanna supervisors. Attorney Lemuel Ammerman is the sole company representative but is ill and unavailable. The supervisors plan a conference on Monday to press a settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Pittston Trictin
Lackawants Township
Lemuel Ammerman
Pratt's Book Store Ad Promises School Supplies On Hand
Pratt's Book Store announces ready stock of school books and supplies including blank books stationery and office supplies available at short notice. The notice emphasizes a complete line kept in stock for quick service.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Snow
The
Weston Mill Co
Enok Olpar
Garney, Brown & Co
Mfr
H. B. Ware
North End Briefs
Jones
W. F. Davis
Providence
Green Ridge Baptist Church Christian Endeavor Society
Bentley
William Jenkins
Bright Street
Forest Hall
Wade Finn
Tripp
Court House
Providence Road
J. A. Hopewell
Register
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythian
York
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Erip
Valentine Burtley
Brick Avenue
Llewelyn
Llewelynn
Thompson
Mesa
Welsh Congregational Church
Caswallon Davie
Olivet College
Michigan
Moody Quartet
T. Myrddin Jones
Name College
Dr. Jones
William J. Davis
Marrietta College
Ohio
Cholara Marriy
Palent
Yinlt Wood
Fey
Foranton
Tribune
Craasilind Mat
Radin Wholesale
Baoking
Iteresia
Aicivity
Tur Turnunit
Scranton Free Kindergarten Association
Gentlemen's Driving Club
Pratt
Hood
News OF
West Side
Christ
Son of God
Miss Maud Jones
Hell
Earth
God
Plate
Jesus
Pilate
Jesus Christ
T. Floyd
D. D
Simonon Methodist
Alawn Party
Minn Maud Jones
Numeros
Little West Side News Notes
Smoky City
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Mutual Aid Association
George Turner
William Curtis
Erie and Wyoming Valley Railre
Pike County
Col. Scranton
Wisevildl
Delaware
Toronto
Canada
Charles Garrigan
Howard Durie
George Blickens
Will Roberts
Eli Vail
Hii
Niagara
Chicago Art Co
Peon Avenue
Wood's College of Business and Shorthand
DR. Kolb
Mins Ida Eck
Century Hose Company
Mechanic Steamer Company
Wilkes-Barre
Re Company
Anna Driescher
Remington Avenue
Maggie
Minnie Maurer
Margaret Watts
Mrs. Sanford
Emma Gaswindt
Lizzie
Katia Christophel
Lena
Mollie Helm
Alice
Lillie
Lizzie Carlyon
Anna Stalheber
Mary Mary
Lena Minich
Anna Drewcher
Lena Drelscher
Pauline Saur
Nellie
Anna Jones
Ella Whitbeck
Pars
Y. W. C. A. Nctes
Wood
College of Business and
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Ave
Schank
Spruce Street
Wyoming Avenue
Lacka. Ave
Nottingham
Brussels
DR. Shimberg
Epruok ST
Old Post Office
Stelle & Seeley
All
Things
Ton
Conrad
Lackawanna Ave
Spooney
Wm. Rogers’ Manufacturing Co
Rexford Jewelry
Servce
Christian, the
Hatter
Japan
C. Ditchburn
Lackawanra
Sohmer
Calampun Monument
Washington Av
Aneesthene
DHS. Henwood & Wardell
Merita
E. Bryant
Henwood & Wardell
Martmann
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