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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1894
Page
8
Gorman's Grand Depot Welcomes Noted Physician Dr Reeves
A Philadelphia specialist, Dr TL Reeves, has set up at 412 Spruce Street Scranton. He offers comprehensive treatment for acute and chronic diseases in private parlors and hospital settings, with free examination and established office hours mornings and evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TL. Reeves
Philadelphia
Spruce Street
Scranton
Christian's Hat Store
Eystone Academy Factoryville Offers Commercial Course
Refined school in Factoryville Pennsylvania prepares for best curriculum in Manual and Art and teaches teaching. Commercial Course includes Typewriting and Shorthand with positions secured for graduates. Send for illustrated circular. F M Loomis principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muale
Artnee
F. M, Loomis
A.m
Waverly Notes on Local People and Events
Local tidbits report John T. Mead ill with a liver complaint while G E White returns from Scranton visit. Miss Cora Relph led large Epworth League attendance and FP A Parker improves after relapse. Harry Miller heads to Hackettstown for study. Harry F Warner confined at home with quinsy. Roy Niebel visits Scranton. Odd Fellows picnic planned at Nichols grove. Barber shop ad promises first class services. George Fell post and Glenboro drum corps travel to Montrose for G A R reunion. Doctor Thomas Electris Oil praised for colds and hoarseness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Mead
G. E. White
Scranton
Cora Relph
A. Parker
Harry Miller
Petty Institute
Hackettstown
N. J
Harry F. Warner
Roy Niebel
Robert Bold
Electric Star Lodge No. 400
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Nichols’ Grove
Orey
Fuller
Martin Bold
E. PF
Leighton
Binghamton
George Fell
Grand Army of the Republic
Glenburo
Montrose
Grand Army of the Republic Veterans
Heroes of the Battle Ground Rally at Montrose Reunion
A Montrose Pa reunion of the Susquehanna county One Hundred and Forty third regiment attracted soldiers and families from Scranton Wilkes Barre and surrounding areas. Galusha A Grow and T W Powderly spoke to the crowd praising Union veterans and honoring officers. Officers were elected and plans set for the next gathering at Shickshinny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
Susquehuona County
One Hundred and Forty-third
Galusha A. Grow
Pennsylvania
T. W. Powderly
Scranton
Tunkhannock
Alford
Burgess H. C. Jessup
Camp Rapose
Mr. Grow
Tf Washington
Powderly
Grow
Carbondale
Hoke Smith
One Hundred and Fortythird Regiment
O. E Vaughn
Regi
D. W. Searle
Montroue
Charles Conyngham
Harth
General Osborne
Conyngham
P. Delacey
Battle of
Cross Roads
P. de Lacy
Vee O. E. Vaughn
Moscow
M. Gordon
M. L. Blair
J. H. Campbell
Beach Haven
Shickabinny
Marble Hill man injured by 150 pound stone at cut glass works
Alexander Barrett, 67, of Marble Hill, sustained a broken leg after a 150 pound stone slipped while being moved during wall construction at J. O'Connor & Son's cut glass works. Drs Plam and Rodman attended, setting the leg and keeping him comfortable for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Barrett
Marble Hill
Patrick McAndrew
J. O'Connor & Son
Cut Glass Works
Mr. Barrett
Plam
Rodman
Marriage of Teresa Swarts and John J Kennedy at St Rose
Yesterday at 9 in St Rose church Miss Teresa Swarts wed John J Kennedy in a ceremony led by Rev Thomas I Coffey. The wedding party had a breakfast at the bride's mother's Dundaff street home and a ten day wedding tour begins after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Rose Church
Teresa Swarts
John J. Kennedy
Thomas I. Coffey
Katie Butler
John Collins
Dundaff Street
C. D. Richards
Scranton
Dogan Building
South Main
Mra. C. P. Hallock
Auburn Center
Snoquehanna County
Hancock
Edwin Moon
England
Ama
Hendrick
New York City
J. L. Pook
Ell Grove
F. C. Munn
FE. B. Avery
D. B Avery
Palace Creamery
Salem Avenue
William Miller
J. Re Morgan
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and News
Mrs. A. Gillespie and daughter May visited the county seat this week. Miss Lizzie Newton returns from Carbondale. Miss Anna Murdoch of Ransom visits Mrs. William Mitchell in West Avoca. Miss Lizzie Whalen leaves for New York to be a milliner. Edith Newton visits Pittston friends. Daniel McCartney to wed Maggie Kelley soon. Ancient Order of Hibernians picnic set for Sept 22. Langeliffy church prayer meeting tonight. Mion B. Quinn departs for Elmira to resume duties as school leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gillespie
May
Lizzie Newton
Carbondale
Anna Murdoch
Ransom
William Mitchell
West Avoca
D. Sandera
Pittston
Lizzie Whalen
New York
Edith Newton
Daniel McCartney
Maggie Kelley
Order of
Hibernian Pictic
Langeliffy
Mion B. Quinn
Elmira
Ledder
Local Social Notes Mix Guests and Visits Across Towns
Wyoming visitors Ella Parrieh from Dallas stays with Mrs. Rogell on Saturday. Mulford Berry suffers a bite from a mole rat last week. David Bartholomew and wife visit his parents in Catasangan. Mr and Mrs Jono McRill spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs James Romilton in Wilkes-Barre. Dr Reevex at 412 Spruce Street Scranton advertises evening cure services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley
S&t. Palmer
Danmore
Winfield Baisden
Dole Kimble
Erie
Wyoming Valley
Dunmore
Laura Albertha
Standard Opera House
Anthony McHale
Port Jervis
N. Y
Lord's Valley
Pike County
Rewven
Spruce Street
Scranton
Ella Parrieh
Dallas
M. W. Rogell
Mulford Berry
David Bartholomew
Catasangan
Jono McRill
James Romilton
Wikes-Barre
Reevex
Marriage of Honesdale Couple at St John’s Church
Honesdale Miss Julia P. Drdiam daughter of Mr and Mrs John Drumm married Willian Ti Malin Honesdale representative of Scranton Troth at St John s Church Rev John H Griffin officiating The bridal party entered with ushers T J O Boyle J W Clifford followed by the groom and bridesmaid Miss Jennie Drumm sister of the bride Miss Drumm wore canary crepe with matching hat The groom s attendant D A Hayes Pittsburgh VP of Green Glass Workers of the United States and Canada The bride wore white silk with lace and pearl trimmings Mrs William M Malin described as accomplished and cultured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia P. Drdiam
John Drumm
Willian Ti. Malin
Honesdale
Scranton Troth
St John’s
John H. Griffin
T. J. O'Boyle
J. W Clifford
Jennie Drumm
Miss Drumm
D. A. Hayes
Pittsburg
Green Glass Workers
United State
Canada
William Mf Malin
Wedding Guests Attend Reception at Exchange Club
The Exchange club hosted a reception and open rooms with Motagar's orchestra. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Malia and daughter Anole Malia of Scranton and several others from Jersey City, New Britain, Philadelphia, Washington, D C, and Scotland. Mr. and Mrs. Malin plan to reside with Mrs. I. W. Seoor on West Street after a trip to New York and Atlantic City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Proden
Washington
D. C
Miasea Maddox
Kaya
A.C Kays
Scranton
Miss Stone
New York
Misten Hull
Blaksly
Bessie Walling
Sadie Ward
Philadelphia
William Grant
Edinburgh
Scotland
Jonking
Illinois
William Penniman
Dr. King's New Discovery Receives 25 Years of Endorsement
For a quarter century Dr. King's New Discovery has been tested and millions testify to its curative powers for throat and chest ailments. A guaranteed remedy, relief or money back, marketed as the most reliable for coughs and colds. Trial bottles offered at Matthew Bros. Drug Store with small price options.
Funeral of Mrs Ann Blake Held at St Thomas Church
The funeral for Mrs Ann Blake was held at St Thomas Church with a high mass officiated by Rev T J Comerford. The procession to the cemetery drew a large crowd including many out of town visitors. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Kelly of South Main Street. The school board approved heating the Second Ward school with a furnace and invited proposals. The Ladies Aid and Young People's Society will host a festival on the church lawn offering ice cream and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Comany
Charles Bates
Erie and Wyoming Valley
John B. Smith
Erie and
Wyoming Valley Railroad Company
H. D. Beyen
Dudley
Kifth
Mmany
Tome
Lundies
Theas
Misa Maggie Horan
Canada
Lawrence Fowler
Florence
Katie
Farview
Misa Maria Bronson
Carbondaly
M. Laughney
Lake Arial
Lonie Davis
D. Avery
T Lake Henry
John Dow
Maplewood
Mra. J. Brows
Ann Blake
St. Thomas’ Church
T. J. Comerford
Kelly
Paraons
John J. Kelly
Minnie Ulmer
Carbondale
Missea Mary Coyne
Katie Bro- Kaw
John McLans
Waymart
Misa Marie Walsh
Syracuse
N. Y
Gladden
Mra
Thomas Kelly
South Main Street
di Peng
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyteriinerarch
Young Prosile’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Charch Lawn
John Moran
A J. McAndrewa
M. F. Craig
Scranton
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted for Teeth and Colds
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a universal remedy used by millions of mothers for teething and colic. It claims to soothe, soften gums, relieve pain, and cure wind colic with dosage at twenty five cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Castoria Recalled In Old Child Care Verse
A nostalgic verse recalls giving Castoria to Toby as a child and to Ming and later to her children. It frames Castoria as a family remedy through generations with affectionate reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toby
Castoria
Abe
Ming
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