Local notices of residents returning or visiting
Hoboken resident Joseph Kettell pleads in the city. Sol Osttinger returns from Atlantic City. Several others, including Miss Cora Loach and Henry Walthers, are listed as returning from New York or Wilkes-Barre. Attendance at a dance and a dinner at the Hand home are noted, along with travel to Elmira Buffalo Rochester and Ireland. The Tribune announces a forthcoming Scranton business directory edition with portraits and views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kettell
Hoboken
Sol Osttinger
Atlantic City
Misa Cora Loach
Jackson Street
Henry Walthers
New Yorks
William T. Davis
Wilkes-Barre
Homer Green and Son
Honesdale
Eliza Marring
Maplewood
John Jermyn
Percy J. Morris
John P. Quinnan
South Side
New York City
Letitia Doyle
West Side
Slater
Mia
William Kelly
Lake Anna
G. B. Hand
Jefferson Avenue
Miss Anna Hand
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Scranton
Tue Tunosy
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Health Booster
An old advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier to overcome weakness and fatigue. It also mentions Hood's Pills as effective after dinner pills for digestion and headache relief. The snippet references a product box and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Tyde Park Society Opens Second Season With Bright Outlook
The Tyde Park Literary and Debating society started its second season at South Main avenue. About thirty members attended, many spoke, and resolutions honored Philip J. Davies who leaves for college. A special meeting next Monday invites all young men for a program including music, addresses by Edwards and Daniela, and student talks. Officers for three months include President John Edwards, VP Charles Howe, Treasurer Howard Davis, Secretary Wallace Mower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyde Park Literary and Debating Society
Rooma
South Main Avenue
Philip J. Davies
Davies
President Edwards
Emerson Owens
Charles E. Daniela
D. J. Davis
John Edwards
Charles Howe
Howard Davis
Wallace Mower
Philip Davies
W. A. Price
John York
Local Notices Roundup From Hyde Park and Nearby
Mrs J O Morris and family return from Wales while Tom Hoels recovers from typhoid malaria. Hyde Park Choral society to rehearse at H D Jones residence this evening. Complaints about boys haunting Saumur avenue and Lafayette street corner. Officer disperses crowd last evening. Sir Knights of Pleasure dancing class opens at Mears hall with Professor Chorge Taylor and Miss May at piano. Miss Mary Davis entertained friends at North Lincoln avenue with Japanese lantern decor and late games and refreshments. Funeral of Mrs Zilla Lewis to First Welsh Baptist church, Rev D C Hughes officiating. interment at Washburn Street cemetery. Funeral of Edward Shears from North Filmore avenue with Mass at St Patrick's church. interment at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Morris
South Main Avenue
Wales
Tom Hoels
North Hyde Park Avenue
Hyde Park
Mears’ Hall
Neason
Chorge Taylor
Miss May
Mary Davis
Lincoln Avenue
Zilla Lewis
Alfred Lewis
First
D.C. Hughes
D. D
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Washburn Street
Edward Shearss
Michael McAndrew
Filmore Avenue
St. Patrick’s Church
Hyde Park Catholic
Was the Sale Legal M B Simrell Seeks Set Aside
Attorney C W Dawson heard testimony in the case of F M Aylesworth versus M B Simrell to set aside a farm sale in Scott town. Aylesworth bought the land for 1500 while the defendant contends it was worth at least 2000. Simrell argues the executor had no right to make the sale rules. The case was heard yesterday with Hulslander Vosburg for the plaintiff and Gardner for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Dawson
F. M. Aylesworth
M. B. Simrell
Pces
Scott Townar
Aylesworth
Simrell
Supreme Court
Phoebe Ann Simrell
Sheep Hale
Gardner
AUGHT on the Fly. Scranton visit and local notes
H Carroll of Sanburn Indiana visits Scranton after a twenty two year absence to see his sister Mrs Joseph M Carlton of Schnellpe and marvel at the town’s growth since he left. Dr Winters comments on party realignment at the recent primaries and Dunmore citizens embracing Republican values. Professor George A Taft visits Scranton as a guest of his brother Dr Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Carroll
Sanburn
Joseph M. Carlton
Schnell Pe
Carroll
Scranton
Oncemore
Dr. Winters
Dunmore
George A. Taft
New York City
Dr. Taft
NOTES OF SOUTH SIDE REOPENING AT SAME LOCATION
The South Side will reopen Monday at the same building where classes were held last term. Officer Boland and city line thugs are mentioned. Frank Casper suffered serious injuries from a ladder fall. The South Side business community awaits a response from officials in the next day or two about mail service disparities with the West Side and North End. Local criticism targets morning, noon, and evening deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boland
City Line
Frank Casper
South Side
C. W. Weatpfahl
West Side
North End
Weatpfai
Sixteen year old bot falls from ladder to serious injury
Frank Casper, aged 16, of Moltke Avenue, fell from a ladder against his father’s house yesterday afternoon. He struck his head, cutting the scalp and grazing the temporal skull bone near the eye. The family physician is cautious but hopeful. he fell about twenty feet after reaching the top rung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Casper
Moltke Avenas
Huw
Local Variations Highlight Community Happenings
Misa Ida Harris visits Hazleton. John Coyne in Minooka invites pigeon shooters for county purses. Rev I Holter resumes leadership at Cedar Av YF church. October fair plans progress at Prospect Ave German Baptist church. City line thugs criticized by Officer Boland who seeks law obedience. Free YWCA entertainment drew a large audience with gratuities. South Ridge St Luke's kindergarten to reopen for fall. demand exceeds capacity. Florenca Hull to remain principal for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Ida Harris
South Washington Avenue
Hazleton
John Coyne
Minooka
I. Holter
Cedar Avyanuo
Prospect Avenue
Huos
Boland
Young Woman's Christian Association
South Ride
St. Luke's Kindergarten
Florenca Hull
Warrant Triumphant in White Case and Tax Notices
Fright from the range White applied and a warrant was sworn out before Alder man Fitzsimmons. White appeared later, waived a bearing, and posted bail of 500 dollars with John K. Jones as bondsman to answer in court. City and school tax duplicates for 1801 are open for collection at the Municipal building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Fitzsimmons
John K. Jones
North End Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
The infant of John Stafford died yesterday. Miss Mamie Thomas returned to Bloomsbury to pursue studies. The North End Choral Union plans a concert at Archibald's ball next Wednesday. Several residents travel for visits, work, or farewell events. Prohibition mass meeting was held at Dickson and Green Ridge. The Welsh Baptist Sunday school schedules a basket picnic at Laurel Hill park on Sept 12. A seed bean exhibit draws interest with a moving bean. The choral group held an open air rehearsal at John Lynch’s lawn and will rehearse again tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stafford
Mamie Thomas
Bloomsbury
North End Choral Union
Archhbald
Lawrence Moran
West Market Street
Hina
Clinton
Manga
Dillie
Ethel Jackson
Monsey Avenue
Brooklyn
N.Y
Legratt
Crook
Marvine Mines
Mary A. Davies
Wayne Avenue
Stroudaburg
Parker Street
Hy Williams
Thomas Harris
Parker
Lewin
John Lynch
Margaret Avenue
Mendelexsohn
Laurel Hill Park
World of Novelties and Spider and Fly at the Academy
Gus Hill presents World of Novelties at the Academy of Music with Hacker and Laster doing a rare head to head bicycle balancing act. The Spider and Fly tour promises top novelty acts, new costumes, and scenery, plus a strong company and music. Hettie Bernard Chase performs at New Trottingham and the farce 19090 headlines with thirty performers and its own orchestra and scenery. Box office opens Wednesday at Frothingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Hill
Academy of Music
Mr. Hill
Hacker and
Laster
Europe
Academy of Muale
McGinotyland
Hettie Bernard Chase
Trottingham
Carron
Doctor Grewer Gains Scranton Confidence with New Offices
In fifteen months Dr EB Grewer of Philadelphia has expanded his practice in Scranton with a large new set of offices in the old Postoffice building at Penn Avenue and Spruce Street. The facility spans over 1000 square feet and includes office, reception, and lavatory spaces to meet growing patient demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Grewer
Philadelphia
Scranton
Penn Avenue
Spruce Street
Boranton Bavinees College Opens with Day and Evening Sessions
The Boranton Bavinees College opened yesterday in both day and evening sessions with higher than expected interest. They did not disclose enrollment figures but expect to count attendees, order extra chairs today, and have a surplus of books ordered by telegraph last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boranton Bavinees College
School of Art and Design to Open September 10
The School of Art and Design announces opening on September 10 offering drawing painting and designing courses. An instructor is Miss Wontumaron of 61 Conl Kx listed as the Ad drew contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bchool
Coar Funeral at 9 A.M. at Hyde Park Cemetery
In Scranton Seph and William Coar hold a funeral at their home 540 Gordon Street for a ceremony at 9 a.m., with burial to follow in Hyde Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coar
Scranton
Seph
William Coar
Gordon Street
Hyde Park Cemetery
City Plans Under Fire Over Bridge Bid Allegations
Council deliberations cite plans by City Engineer Phillipa said to have been partly drawn with knowledge from Pottsville Bridge Company. H P Cooper of Pottsville denies any official contact and accuses rivals of instigating the dispute to prejudice council against the Pottsville firm. The mayor set an April 22 veto anchor date as plans were questioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillipa
Pottsville Bridge Company
H. P. Cooper
Pottville Company
Arl
Potliaville Company
Viewers Appointed for Delaware Street Damage Dispute
Mrs Christina BK Lindsay owner on Delaware Street Green Ridge petitioned the court for viewers to determine damages from street grading. Judge Gunster appointed J J McNallay Charles Koemple and Randolph Crippen who will meet on Sept 20. Attorney L Barns represents Mrs Lindsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina BK
Lindsay
Delaware Street
Green Ridge
Gunster
J. J. McNallay
Charles Koemple
Randolph Crippen
L . Barns
Trouble at Jacknor House Ends in Beating on Franklin
Charles White of the North End clashed with J. W. Clayton at the Jacknor House on Franklin Avenue Sunday afternoon. An employee attempted to intervene and was beaten, with Clayton's face injured in the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles White
North End
Jacknor House
Franklin Avyenue
J. W. Clayton
White
Clayton
Pratt's Book Store Ad Notices School Books and Supplies
Pratt's Book Store offers a complete line of school books and school supplies. The store advertises blank books stationery and office supplies and says it can furnish all kinds at short notice.
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Garney, Brown & Co
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H. B. Ware
J.G. Gallagher
CG. B. Worden
Tne Throne
Rochester
N. Y
F. H. Gerlock
L. A. Watres
Harrisburg
Medical Council
Miss Normile
Binghamton
Kadia McGuire
Lafayette Street
Hugh Culkin
Middletown-Gooden Trustion Comny
Middletown
Capouse Avenue
BE. Ly
Monroe Avenue
Mortimer Fuller
Mary Murray
New York
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Ire
Summerhill
Cometer
Bauer
Gariendey
Erle
Kommer
Sumner Avenue
John Ansley
Rand
Lela Porter
Nard Ansley
St. Louis
Goose Pond
Pratt
Evcranton
Busine Interante
Guernsey
Bnarrs Toor
News OF
Hampton Street
First Welsh Baptist Church
Little West Side News Notes
Scranton Traction Company
Samuel Hudson
Bel Pin
Times
Hudson
D. J. Campbell
Bell
Griffith Jones
Harrison Avenue
Kaga Aon
Honolulu
Nfant
Hawaiian Star
God Save the Republic
Republic
Jured
H. G. Brooks
Washington Avenue
Chicago Art Co
Philip
Scheuer
Scheuer Bros., Bakers
Germaine
Philip C. Scheuer
Columbia Avenue
Avriva Promininciny
Grocens
Boox
Prati
Boo Strom
China Hall
North End Briefs
Wyoming Avenue
Lacka. Ave
Nottingham
DR. Shimberg
Spruce ST
Stelle & Seeley
Emerson Piano
Emerson
Pottsville Iron Company
Pratt’s Book Store
Wm. Rogora’ Manufacturing Co
Bay Now
Rexford Jewelry Co
Last Tye
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Ave
Schank
Christian, the
Hatter
Lagka
Nan of Hartman
Penne
Hakltmann
Clarence M, Florey
Florey & Holt
Columbus Monument
Washington Av
Mt, Pleasant
Stetdy
First Moor
Third National
Eals Wae Sein Cement
Lb Mats
WM. T. Smith
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