City notes and local notices from the Delaware area
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western pay at the machine shops tomorrow. The Spider and Fly diagram opens at the Academy of Music box office at 9 this morning. Eureka Literary society meets Friday at 7 30 at George Walter 517 Olive St. City schools reopen next Monday. Superintendent George W. Phillipe reviews school prep. Marriage licenses issued to several couples in Marshwood and Lacity. Alderman Fitzsimmons handles a theft case involving George Patterson of Marshwood. The streets and bridges committee meets at Nailman Simon Thomas’s North Main hotel to discuss Decker’s sewer. Fourth sewer district report corrected and will be republished. Officer Thomas Jones arrests William Kea of Larksville for entering John Thomas’s house and threatening a knife. Florence donations for August gratefully acknowledged from multiple local supporters. Parst’s Mill and Wav—malt liquor promoted at Lohman’s on Spruce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Academy of Music
Eureka Literary Society
George Walter
Olive Street
George W. Phillipe
John H. Thomas
Jacob Brondewene
Sid Mamie Cohen
Lacity
Jacob Zalindek
Agnicezkalonnik
Marshwood
George Patterson
Fitzsimmons
Adam Monsie
Patterson
Streets and Bridges Committee of Men Council
John Thomas
Mra
N. Willard
Simon Rice
Palmer
Conrad
Ziedler’s Bakery
Dr. Connell
Dr. Dean
Wood's College of Business and Shorthand Promises Growth
Wood's College of Business and Shorthand touts its leading status with growing enrollments from 188 to 1895. The notice notes student counts by year, describes shorthand, tea, and academic schools, two boarding staff, and urges visits to the Corner Pown and Lackawanna avenues campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beat Business College
United States
Wood's College
Pelganta
Moody Mission Services At Elm Park Church Move
Moody addressed large Elm Park audiences on Assurance from John’s gospel as the Wyoming Valley outreach expands. He urged Bible primacy, warned against discrediting Daniel, and urged bring-your-Bible attendance for successive meetings. Bliss West Side tent work acknowledged with praise as Moody’s Elm Park program continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody Mission
Elm Park Church
Moody
John
Mr. Moody
Elm Park
Stebbins
Cody
Wyoming Valley
Pittston
Scranton
He Onle
England
Bethany
Elm Par
Mr. Buss
Gospel Tent
West Side
MR. Bliss
B. W. Bliss
K. Moody
Rev. L. ©. Floyd
Mr. Biles
Aadio
Jobn Jones
Bellevue
Eden
Earth
Laurel Hill Park to host grand musical festival tomorrow
Carpenters prepare Laurel Hill park for a two session festival starting at 2 PM with an immense stage benches for 2000, 500 reserved seats, and canopy shelter. Competitions include choral prizes with Wilkes-Barre Plymouth Pittston Providence Forest City entrants and four county choirs. Five bands perform Bauer Germania Pittston Jermany Potteville. Dr Thomas Darlington of Oxford England will give an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Hill Park
John Courier Morris
Wilkes-Barre
Plymouth
Pittston
Providence
Forest City
Hyde Park
Bauer
Germania
Jermyn
Potteville
Scranton
John T. Watkins
Olyphant
Thomas Watkins
Dunmore
D. Jones
John Morgan
Thomas Darlington
Oxford
England
Darlington
Tor
Laurel Hill
Electric City
Man Named E J Safford Ends Life Over Gambling Blues
A Greenwich New York man at 140 Franklin avenue identified as E J Safford, about 45, six feet tall and 200 pounds, died of morphine overdose in a city lodging room. He left letters to explain his ruin by whisky and gambling and urged young men to avoid them. Coroner’s verdict: death by suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Moody
Daniel
Christ
Baat
Chriest
D. L. Moody
God
Moody
Andrew Bonner
Judas
Holy Land
Chist
Jesus Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Jesus
Dr. Bliss
Stebbins
E. J. Safford
Greenwich
N. Y
Jones
Franklin Avenue
Binghamton
M. O. Ottona & Co
New York
K. J. Ingersoll
N.Y
E. J. Sarrorn
C. H. Safford
Kelly
Joseph Keogh
N. Benjamin
A. Keller
Alex. Gromberger
Rand
Spruce Street
Safford
Peaches fruit offer from local orchards direct sale
Orchard claims produce the finest peaches with the lowest prices and no commissions. Buyers are offered direct purchase from the grower.
John Rosen Taken In Charge By Hackettstown Police
John Rosen cedar avenue hotel keeper previously seen as missing is confined at Hackettstown police quarters. A week earlier he wandered from home with family unaware and was traced to New York. NY police were asked to watch for him due to possible mental disturbance. Chief Simpson was notified and later informed the Rosen family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackettstown
N. J
John Rosen
Cedar Avenue
New York
William T. Simpson
Dennis Oshea
Rosen
Local items from Honesdale and Pittston area noted
Mrs Hartman of Pittston visits Honesdale while Thomas Mahon lies ill with typhoid fever. Henry Wetter and Adam Luther seen at the Ariel. Jacob Hofmeister buys into Armbrast meat market Cedar avenue. Prospect avenue culvert repairs begin by Corcoran and Donahan. Miss Anna Malin attends her brother W H Malin’s wedding in Honesdale. St John and St Joseph churches plan high masses next Sunday. Maud Powers departs for Stroudsburg State Normal. Minnie Spohrer fully recovered from Meadow Brook Silk mill accident. Black heifer owned by Dr J Callery strayed. info welcomed. New F L Evet drug store on Cedar and Birch to open in a week. Transfer of Mr Teropes stock starts Monday. St Patrick’s Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society plans meeting for parade honoring Rev P J McManus tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wetter
Adam Luther
Cedar Avenue
Ariel
Jacob Hofmeister
Armbrast
Prospect Avenue
Corcoran & Donahan
Anna Malin
Pittston Avon
W. H. Malin
Honesdale
St. John's Church
Fig Street
St. Joseph's Church
Minooka
Maud Powers
Stroudsburg State
Birney Arenas
F. L. Evet Cedar Avenue
Birch Street
Terope
St. Patrick's Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society of
Twentieth Ward
P. J. McManus
Scranton Business Guide to Be Published In Elegant Volume
The TRmUSE plans a compiled care and classified work on Scranton and vicinity. It will be bound in book form with photogravure views and portraits of leading citizens, an invaluable expo of local industries and resources. Representatives will call on names desired for inclusion. save notice for residence views. Also notes Pillsbury Flour market, Bible brands, and last line announces a marriage in Madisonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Tus Tamuse
Spider and Fly at the Academy of Music this Friday
The vaudeville and spectacular M B Leavitt extravaganza Spider and Fly returns with two 60 foot cars for effects at the Academy of Music Friday evening. Hettie Bernard Chase presents the electric picture dance at Frothingham Saturday matinee. Sale of seats opens Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Leavitt
Academy of Music
Hettie Bernard Chase
Frothingham
Durin
AH. J. Campell
Pratt's Book Stuns and Conway House Ad Explains Services
Copyine books and presses at Pratt's Book Stuns and Conway House at 132 and 134 Penn Ave offer reliable service and courteous treatment. They advertise a fully equipped table with the market’s best products, room and picture mouldings, wall and ceiling decorations in water colors and lin spar relief. Something new Pratt's Bow Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway House
Penn Ave
Pratt
New Paper Doll Enclosed with Envelope and Dresses
A new Paper Doll is offered inside an envelope for 10 cents. The package includes six dresses and no additional data for Alphabet Carie.
Sale of Capes and Suits at Deep Discounts
Bargain sale offers capes for 1.98 after 4.50 marker, tailor-made serge suits at 6.50, originally 12, with mackintoshes half price. Limited days only. shoppers urged to visit and compare prices.
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Norrman& Moore
Wyoming Avenue
Lackawanna the
Jet
Mears & Hagen
Lacka
Ave
Wyoming Ave
City Notes
Parst’s MilLwavner
Lohman’s
F. EB. Woon
Corner Pown and
Lackawanna Avenues
G Lavnacn, den Gan Wales Company
Bulding Wininger Wit Sean
Greenwich, N. Y
Erie and Wyoming Depot
Brother Joseph
South Hyde Park Avenue
Vannie Wills
Eynon Street
Wales
F.d. Johnson
North Rebecca Avenue
August Webber
Mr. Lewis
Lafayette Street
Edward Shearns
Fillmore Avenue
Michael McAndrew
J. B. Whelan
St. Patrick's Church
Hyde Park Catholic Cemetery
West Side News
E. R. Griffiths
Mount Carmel
Arthur B. Hughes
North Lincoln Avenue
William R. Williama
South Main Avenue
Thomas Phelpa
Boston
William R. Thomas
Jackson Street
Sarah Evans
Washburn Street
Roger Evans
Susquehanana County
North Bromley Avenue
E. 5. Doud
Oakland
Cal
E. M. Fellows
North Summer Avenue
Misa Gwiadya Joseph
Waterville
Philip J. Davies
Exeter College
New Hampshire
First
Welsh Baptist Church
E. G. Coursen
Lacka. Ave
South Side
Fred Hartman
Pittaton Avenue
Thomas Mahon
Oxworp
Bagster
International and Family Bibles
Pratt's Book Stone
A.D. Dean
Washington Avenue
Linden Street
Pratr
Penn Avenue
Our Bay
ABC
E. Elephant, Esq
Pee
Nature
Mother Hubbard
Inderalla
Florica
Hertor
Erin Satoy
Grandma
Woolworth
Wake
Berry
Lacka Avenue
J. Bolz
Next Dime Bank
Oslands
Wyoming. Ave
Business At
Washington Ave
Eureka
Dunn
The
Scranton Tribune
Banister
Col
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Aves
New Fall Millinery
Lackawanna Ave
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