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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1895

Page

3

Local Notables Return From Travel and Visits

The Mixsee Lizzie Carlyon and Lilian Carlyon returned from a four city tour visiting Dover Port Oram and Newark. Mise Dulay Millar of Cleveland returns home after visiting her uncle Alderman W. Millar at the Wyoming. George W. Millington chief engineer of the Tracton company has come back from a tour through the lower part of the state. Mrs Quackenbush widow of the late Admiral Quackenbush visits her son John Quackenbush on Olne street. Eugene H. Call circulation agent for The Tribune leaves for Boston and Nantasket Beach for a week. Hertur Rarypels of Pittsburg is in the city looking after interests of the Marshall Kennedy Millinery company.

Lizzie Carlyon Lilian Carlyon Dover Port Oram Newark Mise Dulay Millar Cleveland Alderman W. 3. Millar Wyoming George W. Millington Tracton Company Siate Quackenbush Admiral Quackenbush United States Navy John Quackenbush Olne Street Eugene H. Call Tiiune Boston Nantatket Beach Hertur Rarypels Pittsburg Sreédit Mat Marshall-Kennedy Millinery Company

Comedian Dan'l A. Kelly Tops Academy Showings Tonight

Dan'l A. Kelly opens at the Academy of Music tonight bringing refined, versatile comedy praised as free of vulgar shtick. The engagement runs Monday to Wednesday with a Wednesday matinee, prices 10, 20 and 60 cents, amid a slate of other Frothingham and minstrel acts and plays planned for the week.

Dan'l A. Kelly Academy of Music

Robbery In Nealis Court Targets Elder Man

An elderly man, Thomas Slavin of Lonergan Court, was knocked down in Nealis Court early yesterday and robbed of a gold watch by two men. He reports the assailants fled on foot and offered no further details.

Nealia Court Thomas Slavin Lonergan Court Nealis’ Court Will Hom

Self-Confidence and Humility in Rev Israel at St Luke's

Rev Rogera Israel's sermon at St Luke's urged self denial and reliance on divine power, contrasting Nebuchadnezzar's pride with humility. He warned pride harms individuals and noted true strength comes from God through regular communion and faith. Father Cullen's sermon on mortality followed, with upcoming talks by Fathers Burke and O Callahan.

Rogera Israel St Luke's Church St. Luke's Israel Arn Finee Nebuchagneszar Daniel Nebuchadneszar Eden Nebuchandnezzer Muznithenes Napoleon St. Helena Nebuchadnezzar Father Cullen Hell Father Burke Father O'Callahan

Paulist Mission Opens At St John’s South Side

The Paulist order opened a mission at St John’s Catholic Church on the South Side led by Father Burke Superior, Father Cullen, and Father O Callahan. The event included a High Mass, large crowd, and a schedule of masses, sermons, and religious instruction for women first, then men and boys.

St. John's Catholic Church South Side Father Hecker New York City Lexington Avenue St. John's Father Burke Father Cullen Father O Callahan Father O'Callahan Harvard College United States J. A Moffitt Daniel A. McCarthy Patrick BE. Lavelle BE. J. Melley Burke

Sabbath church notes and sermons across Scranton churches

Rev W S Jones preached in First Welsh Baptist yesterday and Edward Howell spoke at Summer Avenue Presbyterian. Many ministers preached at Green Ridge Baptist and First Baptist, while Rev D C Hughes and Rev W G Watkins led services. Evangelist Charles H Yatman plans tours to Hawaii New Zealand Australia and South Africa with sailing from San Francisco on Sept 24.

W. S. Jones First Welsh Baptist Edward Howell Sumner Avenue Presbyterian Church A. V. Bower Washburn Street Presbyterian Church D.C. Hughes Jackson Street W.G. Watkins Providence Green Ridge Baptist Church First Baptist Tr. F. $. Dobbins Philadelphia Scranton Methodist Elm Park A. L. Ramer St. Mark's Fannie Scott Ruth Miss Root South Side Association Rooms C. EB. Robinson Second Presbyterian Church Film Park Church W. H. Tearce J. C. Williams First Welsh Congregational Church Yeetenday Willams le Pedrog Bard of Wales William Edear Providence Methodist Episcopal Church Thomas Bell Plymouth Congregationial Church Specelal All Souls’ Universalist Church Tev T. Roscoe Organization of the Christian Church Young Mens’ Christian Association Wyoming Avenue Foster A. Gift Tallie Morman Glee Club Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal Church Richard Hiorns Charles H. Yatman Scranton Hawaiian Islands New Zealand Australia South Africa San Francisco Honolulu

Local Notes and Social Roundup in Avoca Borough

Avoca residents mingle at town events with visitors from West Pittston and Newark. Invitations issued for the Miriam Dexter Arthur Johnson wedding on Sept. 19. Church activities include two new Presbyterian members and the Ladies' Ald society meeting postponed due to a funeral. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a cure and tonic.

Security Building and Savings Union Financial Statement

The document lists total liabilities including various stock classes and debentures with advances payments and interest. It notes mortgages none foreclosed, $24,006 in force for loans, appraisal of mortgaged property at $1,760,000 with security per dollar loaned, and insurance policies on the property totaling $88,000. Scranton, Pa dated July 27, 1906, signed by Conrad Schroeder as President, Ale Williams as Vice President, L. J. Siebecker as Treasurer, for the committee governing the union.

Oc. c Csc ccc Neal Eatate Cael Debar Bonnes Scranton Security Building and Savings Union Offi Conrad Schroeder Ale. Williams L. J. Siebecker

North End News Briefs and Local Social Items

Mrs. A Palmer returns home from Springville Susquehanna county after visit. Providence Presbyterian youth society plans an entertainment and social about Sept bs. North End youths chaperoned by Miss Claudia Williams tour Dixon mine Friday. St Joseph's Young Men's Beneficial society runs Lake Artel excursion today. B Fair of Bailey Ia visits Mrs James OBoyle. P S Roland undertaking improvements on Thomas Saltry home. A horse owned by John Thornton dies after collapsing at Market street and Keiser avenue. Dr Fordham returns from summer south. Major and Mrs Fish depart for Lurtington Vermont. Miss Blanch Davis visits Miss Jennie Smith. Mrs K I Atherton and children go two weeks to Lathrope Susquehanna county. Evangelists Moore and Shellbourne pitched Gospel tent on Gardner avenue near Green Ridge street.

A. Palmer North Main Avenue Springville Susquehanna County Blanch Harris Washington, N. J Ray Dryden Hall Gillespie Frank Seharar Harry Smith St. Joseph's Young Men's Beneficial Society of the Holy Rosary Lake Artel Misa B. Falr Bailey, Ia James O'Boyle Warren Street P. S. Roland Thomas Saltry West Market Street John Thornton Urill Pump Base Hall Club Market Street Keiser Avenue Fordham Capouse Avenue Major Major and Mrs. Fish Lurtington Blanch ‘Davis Washington N. J Jennie Smith K. I Atherton Lathrope Moore Gardner Avenue Green Ridge Street

Rail and travel notes hint at fall season shifts

The piece notes grape shipments starting September ten at Brooklyn North Carolina awaiting disposal, Pennsylvania Railroad plans twelve Philadelphia theatrical tours bringing about twenty thousand dollars, Wabash earnings for year ending June thirtieth at eleven million nine hundred fifty thousand with a down call, Western railroads slash rates to seashore. Chicago to Coney Island six to eight dollars. Dallas test from Chicago to Dallas offers twenty five dollar round trip. extra Pullman cars added for westbound expresses. managers Davis and Keogh to transport twelve attractions paying roughly twenty thousand this season, versus twelve attractions last year paying about twelve thousand. The Hallway Postal Clerks Mutual Benefit convention in Chicago reports surplus and 170 delegates, and the School of the Lackawanna reopens September 8 with ten teachers offering university and commercial prep plus examination days September 6–7.

Brooklyn N. C Pennsylvania Railroad Philadelphia Ashley Western Railroads Wabash Grand Trunk Chicago Coney Island Dallas Texas Atlantic City Davis and Keogh Pennsylvania Railroad Company Delegaltes

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