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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1897

Page

10

Local society notes from Lackawanna County

A stream of short notices lists residents and visitors returning home or traveling. Names include Shannon & Co. workers, Miss Margaret Costeill, Miss Blanche Lavin, Fiddle Maze, Frank Yarrington, Miss Anna Peck, Michael Manley, Hugh Corcoran, F. C. Wagner and son, A. F. Atkinson, Miss Annie Mack, Miss Mary Nealon, A. C. Purple, Miss Elizabeth Burke, Miss Rosella Burke, Louise Ensign, Matthew Lavey, John Devaney, Mabel and Edward Carr, Thomas Davis and family, Frank Ball and family, A. Lewesley, Thomas O Connell, Frank Mang, John Brink, W R Wood, and W A Harrison with various trips and visits to Scranton, Pittston, Jersey City, Port Jervis, Nineveh, Newport, and more.

Scranton Margaret Costeill Blanche Lavin Pittston Marin Grady Pike Street FH. Bronnon First National Bank Hae Albany Boston New York City Fiddle Maze Waterbury Conn Frank Yarrington Jersey City Anna Peck Green Ridge Marion Crane Lincoln Avenue Michael Manley Dunmore Maggie Manley West Side Hugh Corcoran Plains F.C. Wagner and Son F. Atkinson Carterville Annie Mack Sarah McHale Mary Nealon A. C. Purple Abington Association Peckville Elizabeth Burke Brooklyn Street Rosella Burke Main Street Millersville Normal School Louise Ensign Uniondale Matthew Lavey Niagara University J. J. Lynch Park Street John Devaney Atlantic City Mabel Edward Carr Port Jervis Thomas Davis Paul Frank Ball Glenn A. Lewesley Nineveh Thomas O'Connell Seventh Avenue Mt. McGregor New London Block Island Newport Frank Mang Philadelphia P. Mang South Main Street John Brink W. R. Wood Hotel American Wayne County W. A. Harrison Ocean Grove

City council thwarts bonds and curfew vote in special session

Members of the common council met Tuesday in special session on final readings. The $1,000 fire alarm bonds were defeated after opposition over the Cottage clause. Street grade ordinances passed third reading five to four. seven votes needed for final passage. The sewer district annexation passed unanimously. The curfew measure failed with only Case Colwell and Robinson in support. Glennan opposed after introducing it.

Common Council Select Council Messia Bate Brink Case Colwell Devine Dockerty Glennan McDonough Robinson Washington Street Nicht, Fire and Water Committee Cottage Fire Company Messrs McDonnough Case Colwell

Mozart Band Joins Columbia Hose Company Excursion

Columbia Hose company No. 5 and the Mozart band travel by train this morning to Honesdale then Port Jervis via the Erie railroad. About sixty five firemen attend with twenty five Mozarte honorary members. The wagon, black horses, and concert mark a planned parade and open concert this evening.

Columbia Hose Company No. 5 Honesdale Erie Port Jervis Mozart Band

Council Meeting Minutes Indicate Budget and Policy Debates

The select council met Tuesday with all members present. They ordered bills paid and discussed finances. MacDonough's tax work resolution failed, as did the Pike street improvement and a fire chief election by joint councils. The city solicitor advised against paying committee work and found no authority for electing a fire chief.

Select Council MacDonough Pike Street

School Board Meeting Reports High School Enrollment

All city school board members attended a Tuesday evening session. They discussed financial matters tax collectors and improvements. Professor Hockenberry reported the high school opened with 144 pupils, 122 girls and 42 boys. The next meeting is set for Monday evening.

Hockenberry

Family gathering at Isgar home on Salem avenue

The home of William Isgar on Salem avenue hosted a joyful family gathering. Attendees included Messrs. and Mesdames A. E. Isgar and family, Henry Isgar and family, Will Isgar and child, Mrs. George Kelly, W. B. R. Hargar, Mrs. Henry Snyder, Miss Ida Snyder, and J. E. Blacksire. Miss Mollie Nolan of Fike Street also attended.

William Isgar Salem Avenue Messra A. E. Isgar Henry Isgar Will Isgar George Kelly W. BR. Hargar Henry Snyder Ida Snyder J. E. Blackslere Mollie Nolan Fike Street

Golden Medical Discovery Promises Cure for Bilious Poison

The advertisement claims Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery removes bilious poisons from the body by boosting liver excretions and improving digestion to create healthy blood. It recounts a testimonial from Ira D. Herring of Needmore Florida describing relief after using the product for stomach pain and digestive distress.

Dr. Pierce Ira D. Herring Haq Needmore Levy Co Fla Cohen Ilia Eva

Mayfield Council Reviews Tenders and Local Reports

Mayfield council met with members Edmunds Bergan Place Dempsey and P McCarty presiding. The tender committee censured Mr Flynn over a statement about towns not consulting him on safety equipment and planned action to force the firm to equip cars with modern tenders. The night committee will meet Mr Keller of Jermyn Light to discuss electric lights. The school board considered hiring an attorney and adopting two new textbooks as well as paying many bills.

Mayfield Edmunds Bergan Place Dempsey P. McCarty Flynn Jermyn Archbald Thut T. L. Keller Jermyn Light Company Nght Keller Shlanto Thomas M. Jones Clara Davis Gertrude Davis Dana Rymer Josephine Davis Carrie Wise Laura Hill Annie Gendall W. J. Baker J. R. Grimoths William Osborne H. D. Carey P. E. Timlin Timlin Treasury Joseph James Lawler James Conway Pittston John Tighe South Main Street Isaac Jones Atlantic City Philadelphia

Scranton Visitors and Church Festival Announced

Archbold and Mr E A Jones were recent visitors in Scranton. Rev M H Cawley of Jacksonville is visiting at Pine street home. St Thomas church hosts an evening festival in the basement with articles to be sold and a good time promised. Republicans attended the convention in Scranton on Tuesday. Schools in the borough will reopen on Monday in September. Miss Ettle Hoban of Olyphant visited town during the week. The German congregation is noted.

Harry Kulp Wilkes-Barre M. J. Watkins Factoryville James FP. Powell Jr Main Street Vert Fisher Scranton Calvary Baptist Church Isaac Thames Greenwood Stroudsburg Normal School Sarah Danks Grace Wythe Lizzie Annie Rawson Della Knapp Annie Rose Marcela Knapp Harriet Rawson Mamie King Jennie Lovering Mary King Hannah Thomas Annie Carrie Lovering Ida Jones Martha Fox Ray Morgans Ray William Deskin Ralph Davis David Lovering Bert Lewis Avoca William Davis West Scranton Thomas Suttliph Lackawanna Valley Council Order United American Mechanics van Horn's Hall Peckville W. W. Watkins Hodges Edward Davis Jones H. H. Harris Thos. J. Hughes Richard Roberts Daniel Tubbs Edward D. Davis George Sherman Pittston Knigghts The Golden Eagle Reese's Hall Mary A. Scrivens Olyphant Pella O'Hagan New York Patrick Murray Washington Street American Protestant Association Maude Porteus Carbondale Cooper's Street Messie Hannick Moore Mary Kate Johns Mary Fivans Hyde Park Annie Jones Welsh Congregational Church Carrie Luethold Mary A. Nichols Archbald Tony E. A. Jones M. H. Cawley Jacksonville, Til Pine Street St. Thomas’ Church Boron Ettle Hoban

Eivangeliatic Church Picnic Near Moyle Field This Saturday

The Evangeliatic church plans a picnic in Moyle field on Saturday with committee efforts described as promising. Edward Furgueon of Olyphant visited town Tuesday evening. Borough teachers attend an institute in Scranton this week.

Eivangeliatic Church Moyle Edward Furgueon Olyphant Scranton

Funeral services for Joseph Hulse set for Friday

The funeral for Joseph Hulse, who died at Lackawanna hospital Scranton, will be held Friday at 2 PM from his parents’ home at Malin and Walnut streets Archbald minister Rev Beecher will preside. Interment at Prospect cemetery. The Hulse family formerly lived on Scranton’s West Side.

Joseph Hulse Lackawanna Hospital Scranton Malin and Walnut Streets Beecher Archbald Prospect Cemetery Hulse West Side J. W. Swingle George Travis Florence J. Swingle P. Snedicer Peckville William P. Hall Mary M. Barnes Ellen Spencer W. B. Stone A. W. Shaffer Charles Moyle John Hendrickson Fred Beres A. Gibbs Walter Williams Butler Kirger

Not a Thing in the House Fit to Eat Prompt Home

A short exchange shows a young wife lamenting the lack of usable food, vowing to return to her father. The husband replies he will accompany her, signaling shared concern over the household situation in the passage printed by the Yonkera Statesman.

Yonkera

Femicure Liver Pills for Ladies Marketed in Scranton

An advertisement touts Femicure Liver Pills as a women’s remedy that targets the liver kidneys stomach and bowels while purportedly regulating female functions. It claims relief from constipation headaches dizziness indigestion torpid liver biliousness irregularities backache and pelvic weight, selling at 25 cents per pill through Carl Lorenz, druggist, 418 Lackawanna Ave, Scranton.

Carl Lorenz Lackawanna Ave Scranton

Elopement Ends in Tragedy as Bride Survives Shooting

Guthrie Oklahoma Territory reports a young Altus farmer Crumly Thagard elopes with Robert Griffin's daughter. Griffin forgives them then fatally shoots at the couple after church and shoots himself. The bride escapes unhurt though a bullet grazed her dress and lodges in her husband’s lung.

Guthrie O. T Crumly Thagard Altus Greer County Robert Griffin Thaggard Griffin

First Female Rock Pile Sentence Sparks Jefferson City

In Jefferson City Missouri two black women Mary Barnes and Laura Williams were sentenced to ten days on the rock pile for disorderly conduct. Police Judge Routsong ordered them to sit in chains all day. they refused to work but were compelled to stay on the rock pile. This marks the first time a police judge sentences a woman to street labor in the city.

Jefferson City Mary Barnes Laura Williams Routsong

Tramps Fire North Dakota Jail Killing Two

In Conway Walsh county a jail blaze trapped three ringleaders after a night chase. The city jail in Fargo was found burning at 1 am and two escapees later died from severe burns while one vagabond had already perished in the flames.

Fargo N. D Conway Walsh County

Fires on the Father and a Fatal Farm Accident

In Madison Wisconsin a man named Joseph Kinneman tried to elope with H C Coles daughter. The father fired on them wounding Coles son in law Mr Cole and a chase ensued with shots exchanged. Later in Reading Charles Strasser age 16 was fatally injured when a wagon collision crushed him.

Madison, &. D Joseph Kinneman H. C. Cole Here Kinneman Mr. Cole Kin Reading Charles Strasser Emanuel Strasser Berkley Hyde Park Hill

Lehigh Valley Railroad Schedules and Connections

Lehigh Valley timetable notes train routes from Philadelphia to New York with multiple departures at 0.50, 12.05, 1, and 11.80 p m for Pittsburgh and beyond. It lists connections via D L W R and L W R, with arrivals at Easton Harrisburg Bethlehem and other key stops. Parlor and sleeping cars are noted on all trains between Philadelphia and Buffalo with ongoing expansion routes.

Phuntain Park New York Newark and Elizabeth Ariven Kindelphia Reet Sereinal New Yorke de Oh Reading Tahanon Harrisbore Allentown Lotinville Iave New Fork Liberty Street North River Whitehall Street South Terry Peter Ra Uater Brooklyn Btazen Island Coney Island Grand Central Sietette Vet Orning Ath Neville Aunt Portis Buffalo Rie Olaon Semertation Binghamton Elmira Utica Richfeld Springs Ithaca Northumberland Pittston Wilkes Barre Plymouth Bloomsburg Danville Williamaport Harrisburg Baltimore Washington Nanticoke Kingston Jiman M. L. Smith Delaware Hudson Scranton Carbondale Albany Garatoxe Montreal New England Fore Lehigh Valley Traine Theuhiaa Goonies North Lehigh Valley Railroad System Anthrephe Ingurite Eae Comtert Rhae Punes Tusave Anton Heh Pinlade Space York Pinmond Pitteton MY Bec Tunkharstock Towanda Tthada Geneva Fortis Rochester Buttalo Ingens D. Pat Ke Paliman Wia Philadeluffalo Pam OSH Wilbur Chas Uebe Pass Phila Nonnemacher Agt Bethlehem, Pa Feranton Lackawanna Avenue

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