Wedding of Prof. Phillips and Miss Langan in West Scranton
The ceremony for Prof. Daniel W. Phillips and Miss Bina J. Langan was held at the bride’s father John Langan’s home at 1870 Jackson street with Rev. Peter Marion officiating. The couple will reside at 216 North Lincoln Avenue after a brief New York trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel W. Phillips
Bina J. Langan
John Langan
Jackson Street
Peter Marion
Asheville
South Carolina
Colborn
Phillips
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Station
New York
Hudson
North
Lincoln Avenue
Pupil Entertainment at Tabernacle Church
Miss Sadie Jones students present an evening program at Tabernacle Congregational Church. David J. Davie serves as presiding officer and Mrs. D B Thomas acts as accompanist, delivering a harmonized youthful program for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Jones
Tabernacle Congregational Church
David J. Davie
D. B. Thomas
Patent Medicine Advert of 19th Century Remedies
A compact ad snippet lists Paines' Celery Compound Pinkham's Compound Pierce's Golden Medical Dis mellon s Food with prices noted 70 cents and 75 cents highlighting popular tonics and tonics from period pharmacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paines
Pinkham's
Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
Mellon's Food
Pupils and Soloists Form Local Recital Group
The program features Miss Badie Edwardes as pianist Philip Warren baritone Mrs Jamen Heckel soprano Edwin Bowen tenor and Mrs Hivans and Mrs Reese as soloists. Recitations tableaux dramatic poses will fill the programme with Effie Browning Maud Weatherhog Reba Williams Modwen Jenkins Eva Thomas Olive Bowen Ivor Price among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badie Edwardes
Philip Warren
Mra
Jamen Heckel
Edwin Bowen
Mra. Hivans
Mrs. Reese
Effie Browning
Maud Weatherhog
Reba Williams
Modwen Jenkins
Eva Thomas
Olive Bowen
Ivor Price
Local Marriage In Avoca Unites West Scranton Pair
Rev. David Jones of First Weleh Congregational church united George A. Kennedy and Miss Mary J. Davis in marriage at the bride’s parents home in Avoca on Wednesday. Bila Keith was bridesmaid and John D. Davion was best man. About 100 guests attended and a sumptuous supper followed. The couple will reside in a newly furnished home in Avoca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jones
First Weleh Congregational Church
Avoca
George A. Kennedy
Mary J. Davis
West Scranton
Bila Keith
John DD. Davion
Welsh minister Hopkins arrives for new pastorate
Rev. Dr. D. Hopkins of Wales arrived on the 845 Delaware Lackawanna and Western train from New York. He was met at the station by a large delegation from the First Welsh Baptist church and taken to the Evans residence on North Hyde Park avenue. He will begin his pastorate next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Hopkins
Wales
City
Delaware, Lackawanna
Janitor Keyed Alarm At No 18 School Flue Fire
Janitor William Roberts was cleaning the No 18 school furnace flues when smoke appeared from a chimney. A neighbor alerted Fiehler's hotel where box 34 key was kept, prompting an alarm and a crowd gathering as responders were summoned though not needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Roberts
No. 18 School
Fiehter
Chris Fiehler, Jr
Columbias
Eagles
Franklins
Bicycle accident mars Lackawanna avenue parade
George Crimiths, Tribune collector, was injured when his bicycle collided with a wagon on Lackawanna avenue Wednesday afternoon. He sustained a sprained wrist and rib injuries after being kicked by a horse. His father William W. Griffiths also suffered an accident in Monday’s parade when struck by a horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crimiths
Tribune
Lackawanna Avenue
Mr. Crimiths
William W. Griffiths
Belne
Franklin picnic at Round Woods draws large crowd
Feverish attendance as about a hundred people enjoy a Franklin picnic at Round Woods with a full day of events. The general committee includes W H Kime Harry Greenwood Richard Davis Zeno Derby John Lowry Joseph Hall and Simon Thomins. Plam bake led by Oak Tillman and ice cream by Frank Hutchinson with several assistants. Other stands feature Zeno Derby Edward Evans George Chase Louis Schown and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Woods
W. H. Kime
Harry Greenwood
Richard Davis
Zeno Derby
John Lowry
Joseph Hall
Simon Thomins
Oak Tillman
Frank Hutchinson
Thomas H. Allen
William Kime
Bert Kime
Dancing Pavilion Event with Steiner Orchestra In Town
Thomas Jacob and others attended a local dancing pavilion run by Bert Kime. Steiner's orchestra supplied the music. Attendees were fewer than expected, but enjoyed the evening and a good sum was realized for the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jacob
David Collins
John Lowry
Jasac Evane
Thomas Dantes
Richard Davis
Harry Greenwood
Samuel Snyder
George Fraunfelter
John Kime
Charles Knowles
Bert Kime
Steiner
St Leos Cilee club rehearses at St David s
St Leo s Cilee club held a well attended rehearsal in St David s all that evening and several new pieces were practiced. The William F E Jones Republican club outlined ways and means for conducting their candidates campaign for county auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Leo's Cilee Club
St. David's
William FE. Jonee Republican Club
Elmer Richards
Washburn Street
Sarah Barrett
Weat Linden Street
Guttesh Myer
Kellow
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Anthony McAnulty
Lagerne Street
Local Social Notes Share News from New York to Danville
Mrs. Thomas Jackson of New York visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jones in Ednardacourt. Mrs. Hester Keller of Danville visits Conductor Grant Keller at his South Main home. Mrs. William Peters of Sayre returns home with grandson Roy Pass after three weeks with relatives on West Lackawanna Avenue. Br. J. Warner makes a wheeling trip through several cities. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Davis host Miss Elizabeth Jones of Nanticoke and family visitors from Boury West Virginia. Walter J. Jones remains hospitalized with peritonitis at West Side hospital. W. E. Johns attends Wallaville fair. Frank Clarke recuperates in Lemon Wayne county. Minnie Baldwin and Thilenbeth Quighey from Thurhind Vermont are guests on Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jackson
New York
Richard Jones
Ednardacourt
Hester Keller
Danville
Grant Keller
South Main Avenue
William Peters
Sayre
Pat
West Lackawannavenue
Roy Pass
Br. J. Warner
North Lincoln Avenue
Wheeling
Stroudsburg
Portland
Northdyke
Plainfield
Morristown
Atlantic City
T. J. Davis
North Reoberora Avenue
Eiizabeth Jones
Nanticoke
Hoger BE. Davie
Boury
West Virginia
Walter J. Jones
North Hyde Part Aven
West Side Hospital
W. E. Johns
South Matin Avenue
Wallaville Fair
Frank Clarke
Tague
Lemon
Wayne County
Minnie Baldwin
Thilenbeth Quighey
Thurhind
Jackson Street
Pea Coal Delivered to South Side and Hyde Park
Coal delivery notice lists pea coal at $1.25 per unit to South Side central city and central Hyde Park. Orders directed to C. B. Sharkey at 1914 Cedar Ave, phone 6683.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
Central City
Hyde Park
C. B. Sharkey
Cedar Ave
Mayor appoints Fickus as Seventeenth district sewer inspector
Gratitude filled friends as Mayor Moir confirmed the selection of Christ Pickus’ choice, Fickus, to succeed George Rosar in the Seventeenth district main sewer. Fickus, ex-board of assessors foreman under Kirst, is praised for expertise. Miss Lillian Rink and Herman Albert wed at St. Mary's Church in a ceremony led by Rev. G. J. Stopper followed by a reception. Carrie Keth and Jennie Emich are visiting Eimhurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Pickus
Moir
Cornell
Seventeenth District
George Rosar
Fickus
Board of City Assessors
Philip Kirst
Commissioners’ Department
Lillian Rink
Herman Albert
Stone Avenue
St. Mary's Church
G. J. Stopper
Lisaie Tita
William Rink
Carrie Ketb
Maple Street
Jennie Emich
Hickory Street
Eimhurst
Fatality in North Scranton Shooting Incident
Nine year old Helen Shafter died at Lackawanna Hospital after being accidentally shot last Sunday evening by Albert White who disappeared after the incident. Coroner Roberts was notified and will investigate today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Shafter
North Scranton
Albert White
Lackawanna Hospital
Coruner Roberts
Charles Mellick Funeral Notice
The funeral for Charles Mellick will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. from 1105 Stafford avenue. Interment will follow at Pittston avenue cemetery. Mellick was a member of the Eara Griffin post of the Grand Army of the Republic and died in Philadelphia during the big parade on Tuesday. The Fiera Crifln post will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mellick
Stafford Avenue
Pittston Avenue
Mellick
Eara Griffin
Grand Army of the Republic
Philadelphia
Fiera Crifln
Obituary for longtime Mingeka resident Michael Murray
Michael Murray, one of Mingeka's oldest and most prominent citizens, died Wednesday evening. He was years old and longtime driver and bowler at Davis Hall. He ran St Dennis Bowl in this city with his son in law M. P. Judge. The funeral will be held tomorrow at o'clock from St Joseph's church. Interment in Mincoka Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Murray
Mingeka
Davis Hall
St. Dennis
M. P. Judge
J. Joseph's Church
Mincoka Catholic
Principal Censured for Skipping Text Book Committee Meeting
An adjourned Dunmore Borough school session censured the No 4 principal for repeated absence from text book committee meetings. Eight bids for a new Propect Park school building were reviewed with Evang & Company awarded the contract at $1400. music teacher salary set at $65 monthly after board vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brink, Evans & Co
Webber
Kellam
Costello
Miller
Spencer
No. 4
Pie
KehdGl
Procepeet Park
Bellow Brady
Brink, Evans & Company
North End Tamber Company
Peck Lumber Company
Dunmere Lumber Company
Martin Gibbons
Fred Whoeaterott
BE. W. Osterhout
D. G. Watson
Kellam Prink
Evang & Company
Whicch
Ayvye
Nay—Wbber
de Elie
Naya
Ticie
Com
Smeed-Wolla
Hadeen
Pevard
Miss Seritt
Misa McHale
Miss McHuaie
American Hook Company
Ginn & Co
Butler, Sheldon & Co
Scheel Printing Company
John Rive
Erie and Wyoming Valley Railroad Company
W. Oterhout
Thomas J. Hughes
T. BE
Boland
Mrs Henry Palmer Visits Clark's Summit Relatives
Mrs Henry Palmer of Clark's Summit spent yesterday in town with relatives, visiting Miss Blanche Swingle and Miss Edyth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Palmer
Clark's Summit
Blanche Swingle
Locals Return After Week of Visiting Guests
Mincinn of South Canaan and guests from New York City conclude a week of town visits. Mr. and Mrs. Wren hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Coleman of Harper and Aprile streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mincinn
South Canaan
W. Wren
New York City
Afr
John Coleman
Harper
Aprile Strevta
Inquest Opened Into Death of Elevator Victim Elmer Richirde
Coroner Rob orth presided as the Richards case inquest convened in the courthouse arbitration room to probe the elevator accident that killed Elmer Richirde in the Christian building. Jurors P J Hokey George I Burden and others heard witnesses including Dre O Malley Eugene Olvvy Klimer Kelly and William Kelly about the boy’s last moments and the shaft gate practice. The panel adjourned to 4 pm to inspect the elevator apparatus and gather further testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Richirde
Christian
Court House
Rob«orth
P. J. Hokey
George I. Burden
Willeam Conese
Eugene Olvvy
Sinvong
Klimer Kelly
William Kelly
George W. Marshall
Richard R. Richards
Feveral
Young Kelly
Christin
Turnpikes In Bad Shape Prompt City Repairs Request
Street Commissioner Moland and Paine head of the Providence and Abington Turnpike report the city road segment is in very poor condition. They ask for a $500 appropriation to repair before winter ends, sending the matter to the streets and bridges committee amid Newton residents’ protest at the state of the turnpike within city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moland DD
Thomas
H. E. Paine
Providence and Abington Turnpike Company
Tribune
Select Council
Paine
Newton
Wallsville Fair Attends and Local Notices Across Town
George Gardner and Daniel Stark attend the Wallsville fair. W C Reynolds from New York spent yesterday at Montrose. Mrs Marie Hartmen visits Washington. Green Ridge Public Library reopens after a month long closing. Mrs McClay oversees new book distribution. Garhetson guests of Voight in Wya ming. National Express money orders available at Manners pharmacy. Miss Wilson visits Miss Rattlet in Marion street. Kingsley and Cher ies return from White Haven. Mr and Mrs R B Kellew return from 660 weeks in New York state. A P P Binkth of Green Ridge Street on business. Thompson Contractor Charice Park begins erection of an arte store on Doan Street. Lortram Merill visits from Somerville with J Burthon Smith. Water complaints rise in Green Ridge for drinking. Manner Marrhoea Cure advertised at 20 Green Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gardner
Daniel Stark
W. C. Reynolds
New York Street
Montrose
Marie Hartmen
Mylert Avenue
Whaehington
Green Ridge
McClay
Mere. Garhetson
Wyaming
Thaae M. Voight
Manners’ Pharmacy
Miss Wilson
Allentown
New York State
A. P. P. Binkth
Green Ridge Street
Tenuro Thompson
Charica
Park
Doan
Lortram Merill
Somerville
J. Burthon Smith
Park Place Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Will H H Terry of Jersey City visits Providence Round with family. Samuel Blark of Tunkhannock visits Brive Bickler in Providence Round. A supper at Court Street Methodist Episcopal planned for September. Joseph Ingland returns from two weeks in Lacoming county. Miss Jonnie Brundage visits Mrs T Miller. Annie Waston visits Mrs John Spitzer. Mrs W A Ackereon and daughter of Pittston visit Park Place relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will HH. Terry
Jersey City
Rand
Samuel Blark
Tunkhannonk
Brive Bickler
Providence
Court Street Methodist Episcopal
Joseph Ingland
Diamond Avenue
Wiest
Lacoming County
Mise Jonnie Brundage
Packyilie
Mra
T. Miller
Bhortoven
Annie Waston
Honesdale
John Spitcer
Blair Avenue
W. A. Ackereon
Pittston
Park Place
Convention Notes Highlight a Busy Elk Club Gathering
Delegates at the convention praised the mountain scenery from Mountain Park observatories and enjoyed a luncheon and concert at the club rooms. Henry Pfeister leads the New York office delegation with strong discipline, while several New York delegates support temperance and extensive party activities. The gathering featured initiations in the Band and remarks by leaders from New York, Chicago, and California as nominating committees prepare reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Park
Elk Fraternity
Ineal Rilke
A. J. Casey
Cartlers
Trivber
Wilkes-Barre
Henry Pfeister
New York
Messrs
Gallagher
Burke
Manning
Gaul
Henry
Messrs. Kleys
Nykirk
Mesures
Fitzgerald
Kelly
Waldron
Bonser
Charles P. Kelly
Charles McCarthy
Thomas Malley
Vereker Ross
Louis Mullen
M.A. Fitzgerald
James Atkinson
John N. Parsons
der Bund
de. Coombs
Robinson's Brewery
William A. King
George A. Kings& Bro
Rochester Defamation
Frank Morse
Charles 8. Towne
George J. Kopf
Wm. B. Moynihan
A. W
Sint of New York
Veterans
Hubert H. Hiides
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Efe
Keystone
Pressley Dukes
California
W. HH. Stuart
Los Angeles
National Educational Asociation
Pittsburg
Nso
City of Streets Club
J. T. Irwin
Mutual Benefit Association
Sweeny
Young Men's Institute
Televare Ryan
Denver
Jermyn
Scranton
San Francseco
Wvonne
Aes
Charles B. Duffy
Chicago
M. J. Connore
Transfer Freight Station Under Construction by Lackawanna
The Lackawanna Railway begins building a new transfer station on company land at West Beranton between Lackawanna Avenue and the old station site. The one story, 45 by 210 foot structure will employ a large crew, with installation expected in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna Road
West Beranton
Lackawanna Avenue
Corps of Carpenters
R. B. , Vaughn
Tribune
Lackawanna
Hoboken
East Buffalo
Buffalo
Regimental Appointments for Thirteenth Regiment
Colonel Watres issues orders assigning battalion commanders for the Thirteenth Regiment Third Brigade. Frederik W. Bull to command the First Battalion comprising Companies B K D and others. B. Trukh Fick to lead the Second Battalion and Frank Robin Jr to command the Third Battalion. Arndt to examine recruits at the armory this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watres
P. Firanton
Frederik W. Bullwell Ie
Trukh Fick
Frank Robin, Jr
1. A. Watres
Tr BF
Atherton
PL Arndt
Two Needless Alarms Show Rapid Fire-Dept Response
Two needless fire alarms were turned in within fifteen minutes yesterday in the central city. Box 26 at Lackawanna and Washington reported a small awning fire at the New York bargain store, quickly extinguished. The second alarm, from box 15 at Pennant Lackawanna, noted smoke from a basement at the Grand Union Tea Co. store. only one fire occurred in a neighboring shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna and
Washington Avenues
New York
Penn Ant Lackawanna Avenues
Grand Union Tea Company
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West
D. W. Phillips
Tabernacle Church
Franklin Engine Company
Hopkins
Thomas J. Langan
Farrell
John D. Phillips
John S&s. Harris
T. A. Phillips
Sanford Phillips
Reese A. Phillips
Thomas Phillips
Clyde
Mabel
Daniel Phillips
Catherine
Mary
John
Thomas Freeman
Samuel Powell
John A. Wagner
D. TI. Phillips
Henry T. Koehler
and Mire, Mullarkey
Kate Langan
J. I. Pfeiffer
Mary Griffiths
Kingston
A. J. Colborn
Tabernacle
George W. Jenkins
Tor & Main Avenue
D. D. Hopkins
South Scranton
Dunmore Borough
Dunmore Conchive of
Heptasophs
Tate
Edward O' Hara
Peter O' Hora
Ward Street
Neptune Fire Company
Charlies Neimeyer
John Yeley
No. 6
Gipsy Grove Acolliery
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Phersonals
MARIAN &@ CO
Wength
Richards
Abington
Munyon
Arch St
Phila
EUW Pve Ul
Lyceum Theatre
Burgunder & Reis
H.R. Long
Boston Serenaders
Davy Jones
Academy OF Music
Cote & Reis, Lessees
A Long
Wolford-Litertidan Company
Mitchell
Mings
Dien Hart
Nida
Matinees Daily
Mariettascope
Central Railroad OF
New Jersey
Bethlehem
Nowatleat