Best Value Shoes Advertises Johnson Murphy and Dor Cas
The shop promotes JOHNSON & MURPHY and STET SON shoes for men and claims a best for the money line for ladies at 3.50 with a Dor Cas model. Children and youth sections tout affordable footwear.
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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1901
Page
3
The shop promotes JOHNSON & MURPHY and STET SON shoes for men and claims a best for the money line for ladies at 3.50 with a Dor Cas model. Children and youth sections tout affordable footwear.
The entry lists the law practice Lewis Ruddy Davies Murphy with a fixed address at 330 Lackawanna Avenue.
Local column reports a regular meeting of the Home for the Friendlies manager Today at the central rye and place It is expected every committee member will be present. The note references a Wimmer item and a nearby incident with a dangerous condition prompting observers to fear a severe injury or death. The piece lists many place names and mentions merchants along several avenues.
Mr John Collins announces the opening of a new clothing store on Saturday morning at Lackawanna Avenue in the 300 block, with large fall purchases and a plan to start immediately at the season's start.
Governor W A Stone announced appointive posts including trustees for the state hospital in Scranton and the State Dental Examining Board. Appointments list includes James RY Dickson and others from Scranton Wilkes-Barre Susquehanna and Philadelphia regions.
Treasurer J A Beran faces a $40,000 shortfall the city claims from signer licenses and owes the city. Treasurer Scranton indicated months ago he need not pay city funds in possession before September 1.
Exhibits are to be entered on Minebay next with noon deadlines. Organizers tout grounds in good condition and emphasize fair success hinges on public attendance.
Scranton council debates a license tax ordinance targeting water, gas, electric and steam heat firms. Clemons argues monopolies should be taxed on gross receipts to cover municipal costs, while Merriman proposes amendments. the measure passes on second reading amid tense votes and quorum debates.
A petition in bankruptcy was granted yesterday in the office of Clerk Ko He Wo Searle of the district federal court in Erie. Petitioners include Archhald, Anthony Vanderlin, MAL Wacko, John MM Wrebe, and others doing business as B Wyckol & Sune, with the deed dated July.
Judge Vosburg was sworn in at the Lackawanna Orphans Court with a new calendar for the year. Tiffany of Fleetville named for Tipstaff. stenographer not yet selected. two clerks to be appointed.
Judge Carpenter heard the appeal from the aX assessments on tin mill property being dismantled. City Assessor Phil Ringland valued the eleven acre tract at 80 000 based on a similar sale along the Delaware and Hudson tracks. Real estate testimony was weak and the city’s real estate men failed to qualify. Joseph O’Brien argued for the appeal while City Solicitor Watson opposed it.
Warren Hovey released from jail on bail after perjury accusation in Dickson City. Levi Brown and Judge Kelly are cited. Michael Bien and Michael McNulty provided surety. Larceny charges against Charles Viler noted. Bail set at two hundred dollars.
Margaret A. Morrie of Old Forge sues for divorce from Benjamin Morris alleging desertion after less than six months of marriage begun January 24, 18 percent year. Desertion reported as June 7 following the nuptials.
Thomas Leyshon his wife Lisale Thomas Leyshon and her brother W P Thomas sue Thomas H Phillips and Mary Thomas Phillips to compel partition of a Lincoln Avenue property bequeathed in a prior arrangement.
Callers urged to bring old furs in for repair at once. All kinds of fur repairing services offered with quick turnaround and professional workmanship.
The filing names Mrs Leyshon Mrs Thomas and Mrs Phillips as plaintiffs by their mother Mrs Anna Thomas with W Gaylord Thomas acting as attorney for the plaintiffs.
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