Rev D D Hopkins To Lead First Welsh Baptist Church
Rev D D Hopkins, recently married, is expected to arrive today or tomorrow to assume charge of the First Welsh Baptist Church in West Scranton next Sunday. He previously supplied the pulpit for eight weeks and was unanimously called. his arrival was delayed due to travel arrangements and steamship booking. The church has been without a pastor since Rev Jones resigned nearly two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Hopkins
First Welsh Baptist Church
Hopkins
Wales
B. Hughes
Onme
Nicv
Rev. Hopkins
Mr. Jones
Delegation Visits Scranton Police Station During Tour
A Brookline group attending a mail carriers convention visited Lieutenant Williams at Scranton police headquarters and toured local sites. Ex Patrolman Conrad Meinzer led the party which included Charles Koller and others from Biation V Branch 41 H J Cochrane Emil Biehle and Theo Heinzerling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooken
N. Y
Lieutenant Williams
Conrad Meinzer
Charles Koller
Biation V
H. J. Cochrane
Emil Biehle
Theo
Heinzerling
West Side Browns Hold Picnic With Star Orchestra
The West Side Browns baseball club held an afternoon and evening picnic at Round Woods attended by hundreds. Music for dancing was provided by the Star orchestra as the team officers led the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Browns Baseball Club
Round Woods
Star Orchestra
Local Store Ad Lists Various Patent Medicines
An ad lists Paines celery and Pinkham's Compound alongside Pierce's Golden Medical Dis, 75 Mellon’s Food at 38 cents and 55 cents, with George W. Jenkins at 5 Main Avenue as the vendor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkham’s
Pierce's
Golden Medical
Mellon
Celpte Plans New Uniforms and Materials for Team
The club intends to purchase new uniforms and playing materials for the upcoming season. The move signals renewed investment in the squad and equipment.
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Celpte
Narrow escape for Mrs Davis Stanford at home
Mrs Davis Stanford of Fourteenth Street slipped on cellar steps while reaching for a shelf yesterday. She fell headlong into the cellar, suffering a few bruises and a severe shock to nerves, but no serious injuries.
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Davis Stanford
Fourteenth Street
Mra, Stanford
Local Society Plans Winter Meetings And Parades
Webster Literary and Debating Society met at Watkin Wil- Mame’s home on Academy street to outline winter plans and arrange weekly gatherings. Prof Daniel W Phil Hor, principal of No 14 School, weds Miss Gina Langan, a teacher at No. of school, tomorrow afternoon. Columbus Hose Company calls for 7 pm uniform gathering to join Franklin Engine parade. Archabld Mine Accidental fund hosts annual picnic at Round Woods next Saturday. Double priest car track on South Main Ave to be laid, expected end of week. Flushing crew washed pavements last evening. Funeral of Mrs Mary Griffiths at 2 pm today at Price street and Lincoln avenue. interment Forest Hill. Round Woods picnic this afternoon and evening by Plumbers union No 99. Allis mission picnic at Webber’s grave yesterday. Ministers Jones officiate funeral. Interment Forest Hill. Miners invited to meeting at D D Evans hall this evening. Franklin engine company and guests parade West Scranton principal street to advertise Round Woods picnic. St Patrick’s Parochial School started winter term with many students. Third district polls open today and tomorrow 7 am to 7 pm for voter registry. Thomas T Stephens fined 2 dollars and costs for driving over Hyde Park avenue pave
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Webster Literary and Debating Society
Watkin Wil- Mame
Academy Street
Daniel W. Phil- Hor
No. 14
Gina Langan
Columbus Hypee Company
Franklin Engine Company
Archabld Mine Accidental Fund
Round Woods
South Main Avenue
Flushing Gang
Wii
Yam McLeaughlin
D. D Evans
West Scranton
St. Patrick’s
Fifth Ward
Thomas T. Stephens
South
Lincoln Avenue
Moses
Hyde Park Avenue
Public Space Opens Soon Near Washburn Street?
A passage near Washburn Street remains closed to the public as work continues on a new space described in local notices. Authorities have not released a firm opening date.
Local residents return from trips and visits
Ida James and Lillian Sargenbaugh travel four weeks to New York Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Margaret Gibbs resumes kindergarten work after summer vacation. Several residents entertain or visit relatives in Great Bend Buffalo Niagara Falls Brooklyn and Niagara Falls while others host guests from Nanticoke West Pittston Kingston and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida James
South Heberon Trenna
Lillian Sargenbaugh
Bromley Avenue
New York
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Margaret Gibbs
South Main Avenue
Byron Siont
Rosale
Irelen
Great Bend
Julia Fitzgerald
Margaret Healey
Jackson Street
Benjamin Bowrer
William P. Willams
North Rebecea, Avenue
Buffalo
Niagara
Fata
Thomas Jorden
William Hohan
Stark's Court
Philadelpha Mra
Coleman
South van Buren Avenue
Misa Nova Donovan
Nanticoke
Laura Pavis
Misaen Alta Bevons
West Pittston
Laura Morris
Forty Fort
Made Fitz
Keson
Harry Dale
Keyser Avenue
Charles Scheuster
North Garfield Avenue
Brooklyn
N.Y
Arabella Gallagher
Luzerne Street
Saran Eweeney
Asiland
Kate Sheerin
Kingston
Mire
Peter Cosgrove
Weat Locust Street
Margaret Hughes
Jennie Jones
West Locust Street
Joseph McKenna
Chestnut Street
Misa Grace McFadden
Benjamin Bowaser
North Reberenavenue
Tackeon Stroet
Thomas Eynon
Mt. Povona
Thomas Wteels
Lark'a Summit
Howard Thavies
Hillside
Park Place Social Notes Mention Visits And Local Business
Henry Doody and William Hazleton, mail carriers of New York, visit John Hawks in Park Place. Edward Clark and family of Brooklyn, N Y, and Edward Cantwell of Washington D C call on John Hawks. Charles Canavan and sister return home from Honesdale after visiting John Hawks. Mise Hattie Scoutt of Jermyn visits friends on Brick Avenue. Mise Rennie Boucher of Forest City visits Mrs Hansell of North Main Avenue. The United Workmen fall opening on Summit Avenue occurs Saturday evening Sept 9 with Bauer's orchestra providing music. Terwilliger of Providence Road stays in Tunkhannock. Theodore Terwilliger exits Park Place butcher business after 15 years. M H Finn of Wood Street operates a cash meat market at Terwilliger's former Court Street stand. Mrs Albert Crisner and daughter Stella visit relatives in Park Place and Green Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Doody
William Hazleton
New York
Edward Clark
Brooklyn
N. Y
Edward Cantwell
Washington, D. C
John Hawks
Charles Canavan
Honesdale
Mise Hattie Scoutt
Jermyn
Brick Avenue
Mise Rennie Boucher
Forest City
Mrs. Hansell
Wood Street
North Scranton News Briefs From Margaret Avenue And Local Events
A surprise party for David Williams at his Margaret Avenue home preceded by party gathering and refreshments. Local notes report Henry Crab seriously injured at Dickson mine while refuting a charge. several residents visiting Logan's Lake. Mrs Harriet Carter funeral held on Wayne Avenue with interment at Washburn Street cemetery. Upcoming event includes Rev William Edgar European travel lecture for YWCA, plus recitations and music. Henry Hitchings and family plan Niagara Falls trip and Toronto agricultural fair. Herman Reading joins William Chapell's grocery. Thomas Dehy to New York for business. Thomas Morgan visiting from Wilkes-Barre. Mary Howell returns from Nanticoke funeral. others visiting Puankhanna county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Williams
Margaret Avenue
Bessie Morgans
Sulzan Morgan
Margaret Canton
Mary Price
Laura McCue
Ligvie Rollins
Dannie Williams
Silas Evans
Harry Jenkins
Willie Leonard
Wille Harman
Thomas Davies
Thomas Evans
Nathan Jehu
Sidney Chappell
Henry Crab
East Market Street
Dickson
William Corcoran
William Carden
Logan's Lake
Harriet Carter
Wayne Avenue
William Folgar
Methodist Episcopal Church
Carter
Washburn Stront Cemetery
Pall
Coomer James
Thomas Meredith
Powell
William Davies
Henry Hitchings
West Market Street
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Canada
William Edgar
Young Women's Christian Association
Herman Reading
William Chapell
Thomar Dehy
New York City
Thomae Morgan
Wilkea-Harre
William Lewis
Summit Avenue
Mise Mary Howell
North Main Avenue
Nanticoke
William Syllek
Marvine Avenue
Puanichanna County
Day’s Doings in Dunmore Borough Controversy Over Officers and Sidewalks
The Dunmore Borough council met in regular session with McAllister McCullouch Ward Payton and Weber present. Reports on street lighting sidewalks bridge repairs and officer staffing were discussed along with a proposed ten year tax exemption for Jenkins Powell Co silk and a crosswalk on Binkely and Denew streets. A special meeting may be held in about ten days to review committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAllister McCullouch
Ward
Payton
Weber
Electric Hecht Committee
MecCullouch
Adams Avenue
Mation Street
Ross
Bunker Hill Bridge
McCulloch
Quincy Avenue
Burgess Powell
Payton, Ward
Officer Keys
McAllister
Independent Hose Company
Enemeer Knight
Dickson
Cole
Binkely Street
Denew Street
Inhaler clouds spew medicated vapor through moth and tele
Clowds of medicated vapor rise from a device described as inhaler or tele and spread through the air. The fragment mentions medicinary aims and effects on the stomach and throat, with references to a pharmacist and an old atlas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mediciou
Abalin
Lomie
Uruggista
Atlas
Ventriloquist Charles Hartley to Perform at Local Church
Charles Hartley the ventriloquist will appear in the lecture rooms of the Methodist Episcopal Church on Monday evening September 15. Proceeds go to the Sunday school library. He will be aided by top local talent and the event is billed as the season’s leading affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hartley
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hartley
School Board Prepares For Quorum and Bids
Webber Miller and Kellam attended the meeting as the board waited for one more member to form a quorum. They adjourned to meet Thursday at S o'clock. Bids for the proposed new school building were received and placed with Secretary Kellum along with certified checks totaling 20. Much business remains and several special meetings will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Webber Miller
Kellam
Wicht Bida
Kellum
Mentine
Unclaimed Letters At The Quart Office August List
List of unclaimed letters at the quart office for the period ending August 24 includes Alichael Cummings Joseph Fadden Mrs Ellen Gibbons Mes Grace Gardner W C Grant Charles T Hoffman Aaron King John Kerrian Taylor Avenue Loyd E Kiser Merritt Ewingle Margarete Lynett R Maismith Mise Mary Powell Walter Smith Milas A A Stewart Wel Issue Breaker Fireel Andrew Forna Angelo Nolte Mastive Lingio Thras Tanos Mana Tacia Summa. Callers must say advertised in The Tribune.
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Quart
The
Tribune
Alichael Cummings
Monroe Sevnue
Joseph Fadden
South Blakely Street
Ellen Gibbons
North Park
Mes Grace Gardner
W. C. Grant
Charles T. Hoffman
Aaron King
John Kerrian
Taylor Avenue
Loyd EK. Kiser
Merritt Ewingle
Margarete Lynett
R. Maismith
Mise Mary Powell
Walter Smith
Milas A. A. Stewart
Wel. Tisue
Breaker Fireel
Andrew Forna
Angelo Nolte
Mastive Lingio Thras Tanos
Mana Tacia Summa
Social Evening Hosts Friends at Bloor Street Home
Mick Kittle Monahan of Bloor Street entertained many friends at her home last evening with dancing and refreshments. Miss Josephine Marshall of Philadelphia visited her brother Frank Marshall on Cherry Street, while Miss Hessie Jones of Jermyn attended the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mick Kittle Monahan
Bloor Street
Josephine Marshall
Philadelphia
Frank Marshall
Cherry Street
Hessie Jones
Jermyn
Local residents visit relatives before returning home
Miss Tandie Swingk and Rolyn Micminn of South Canaan guest with friends and relatives this week. Chares Weber of Bonth Pinkely street comes back from a three month New York trip. Mrs. T. P. Letelworth and son Ber tie of Chestnut street resume at Atlantic City. Miss Lucetta Miller from Shoemaker avenue returns from Stroudsburg. Miss Mary Thomas of Sterling New Jersey visits Squire and Mrs. A. A. Krotger. Mrs. Henry Webber of Carbondale visits Mrs. W. H. Swarts. Miss Lissie Kline returns to Brooklyn New Jersey. Theophilus Pinkney of Ashley returns home from visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pinkney. Wanted a boy between 14 and 28 to learn the printing trade at FF. H. Swartz, printer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tandie Swingk
Rolyn Micminn
South Canaan
Chares Weber
Bonth Pinkely Street
New York
T. P. Letelworth
Bertie
Chestnut Street
Atlantic City
Lucetta Miller
Shoemaker Avenue
Stroudsburg
Mary Thomas
Sterling
N. J
Squire
A. A. Krotger
Appletreet
Henry Webber
Carbondale
W. H. Swarts
Lissie Kline
Mill Street
City Eyes Bond Plan to Fund Pending Sewer Work
City Engineer Phillips estimates the city’s share for sewers under construction and planned within three years. The list covers Sections B and D of the Fifth sector, Main sewer works, wards and districts, and additional sewer projects. With no current funds, a large bond issue is proposed, supported by several council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Green Ridge Daily Social Notes and Local Notices
Mrs Compton and children of Tecumseh Nebraska visit Mrs George Geary Capouse avenue Mrs Fargo Waterbury Conn visiting friends returned home W H Finch back from two weeks at Stull Voters in Second district Thirteenth ward may register this evening W G Gates Capouse hosts Lake Winola Susquehanna county Lloyd Meyers Lake Ariel relieved of 200 from Lackawannas Avenue Pick pockets National Express money orders available at Manners pharmacy Packages received for this company Frank Wilcox Green Ridge street visiting Thompain Bertha Cole Carbondale guest of sister Mrs Warren Kimble returned home All day Gospel Tabernacle meeting with mothers meeting Mrs M Cole Capouse avenue spent yesterday at Montrose Fifth annual Christian and Missionary Alliance of Pennsylvania convenes next Sunday at Gospel Tabernacle Jefferson Avenue J T Keene Capouse avenue week at Lake Ariel Water complaints frequent in Green Ridge try Manners Diarrhoea Cure to ease the heat in the city 940 Green Ridge Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compton
Tecumseh
Neh
George Geary
Capoose Avenue
Fargo
Waterbury
Conn
W. H. Finch
Stull
W. G. Gates
Capouse Avenue
Lake Winela
Susquehanna County
Lloyd Meyers
Lake Ariel
Lackawanns Avenue
National Express
Manners’ Pharmacy
Frank Wilcox
Green Ridge Street
Thompain
Bertha Cole
Carbondale
Warren Kim
The Letter Carriers Band Serenades Music Dealers
The New York letter carriers band, aided by Finn and Philting the music dealers, serenaded the firm with a performance of the Country Chair march. The band was praised for a fine rendition and the players expressed their pleasure with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Letter Courrier
Finn & Philting
Vertebdas End
iPhillips
Wood of Buffalo Arrest Warrant Over Opera House Fraud
J A Wood of Buffalo who rented Guernsey hall on Washington avenue is wanted in Honesdale for renting the opera house and defrauding a boarding house. Constable Calvin Brown of Honesdale carried a warrant for Wood’s arrest in the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Wood
Buffalo
Guernsey Hall
Washington Avenue
Iealee
Honesdale
Howe
Calvin Brown
Wood
Boardinghouse Fight Ends With Fractured Arm
In South Scranton a boardinghouse dispute led to Joseph Cowasky assaulting Michael Bedowski. Bedowski was beaten and hurled down stairs fracturing an arm. Mrs Rodowski aided the attack and police jailed the aggressor. He was fined $5, treated at Lackawanna Hospital, and later returned to New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Redowski
Remington Avenue
Joseph Cowasky
Joseph
Rodowski
Downsky
Alder Street
Storr
John J. Walsh
Injury on Cherry Street Ends With Dislocated Shoulder
Nicholas Miller of Cherry street sustained a severe injury at his home Monday night when he slipped from the porch railing and fell to the ground hitting his right shoulder. Dr John Z Waleh examined and found the shoulder dislocated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Miller
Cherry Street
John Z. Waleh
Fire damages home of Mrs Ann Zurocky on Tim Street
A Monday night blaze at Mrs Ann Zurockys Tim street home threatened serious damage. A bed caught fire. Martin Worsher nearby formed a bucket brigade. Firemen subdued the flames after a hard fight with little damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Zurocky
Tim Street
Martin Worshner
Hames
Walshs Begin New York City and Coast Trip
Dr and Mrs John J Walsh of Pittston avenue departed yesterday for a visit to New York City Long Branch Newport and a ride up the Hudsen ar Johns parochial school opened for the fall and winter term yesterday Mrs George Phillipe and daughter of Maple Street have returned from a stay at Newton Mrs John Scheuer of Cedar avenue has returned from New York City Comet lodge Knights of Pythias held an interesting meeting last night Mrs M Loftus and Miex Tihn Carpenter of Uniondale are guests of Mish Margaret Roche of Cherry street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Walsh
Pittston Avenue
New York City
Long Branch
Newport
Hudset
Ar. John's
George Phillipe
Mma
Maple Street
Newton
John Scheuer
Cedar Avenue
Comet Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Mre. M. Loftus
Miex Tihn Carpenter
Uniondale
Mish Margaret Roche
Cherry Street
Coal Delivered to South Side and Hyde Park
Coal delivered at $1.25 to South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Orders to C. B. Sharkey at 1914 Cedar Ave, phone 6683.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
C. B. Sharkey
Cedar Are
Inquest at Olyphant Finds Accidental Laudanum Death
Coroner Roberta presided an inquest in Olyphant into the death of Thomas Kokxehock from an overdose of laudanum. The jury found he obtained the medicine from a neighbor without consent and drank it while intoxicated, exonerating the neighbor.
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Roberta
Olyphant
Thomas Keachock
Tribune
Thomas Kokxehock
Nila
John Geehan
Michael Hicting
George A. Propapovitch
James J. Kelly
Lewis Blotcheburger
Daniel J. Jones
Dobbs Preparing for Fight with Matty Matthews at Coney Island
Bobby Dobbs trains at Coney Island ahead of his upcoming bout with Matty Matthews. Manager Jack Skelly confirms receipt of a letter from Dobbs and notes the fighter is at weight and working diligently, expressing confidence in victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matty Matthews
Jack Skelly
Bobby Dobb
Dobbs
Coney Island
Obituary Advoant Hore, longtime salesman dies at home
Advoant Hore, a longtime salesman for Jordan Arore, died at his residence on Lrick Avenue after two weeks of typhoid fever. His death will shock his immediate family, including his wife and two small children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Arore
Lrick Avenue
Felende
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