Press Club Colors Fly in Comanche Field Exhibition
The matinee at Sandy's field matched the Carbondale Press club and the Printers to a 14 14 tie after six and a half innings. Umpires Neary and Nealon and a lively crowd saw playful banter, bouquets, and comic mischief as printers and press club members entertained with fielding, hits, and mock speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Dougher
Archbald
Billy Miller
Rip van Winkletown
Canal+ boatville
Battlefeld
Gelder
Wellington Grant
Martin Theopollus O'Malley
Normandy Chimes Gelder
Bowery
Billy Mille
Theophilus O'Malley
O'Malley
Vick Spencer
Honesdale
FY Carroll
Tra
Press Club
Campbell
Burke
Nealon
Like a Providence 4 Floating Box Changes a Man
A man recovering from acute indigestion finds a Grape-Nuts box on a beach and credits the product with a complete reversal of his health. After two months of daily use he gains weight, regains appetite, and resumes work, praising the cereal and its preparation. The story cites Postum Co. as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Postum Co
Patrick Boland dies in Leadville after brief illness
Patrick Boland aged fifty six died in Leadville California yesterday following a short illness with pneumonia. He was an uncle of Mrs Patrick Fr Hughes of this place and had many friends here from before he left for the West thirty years ago. He owned a mine located during a prospecting tour and is survived by a wife and nine children. His brother John Boland came here two weeks ago to assist at the mines.
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Patrick Boland
Leadville
Cal
Patrick Fr. Hughes
John Boland
P. Hughes
Mitchells Triumph in Port Jervis Parade
The Mitchell Hose Company returned from Port Jervis with top honors for best drilled and nicest looking line and the most uniformed members. They led the parade from the station with Mogart band, which also received applause for its part in the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Hose Company
Port Jervis
Mitchell's
Mogart
Straw ride stirs Archhbald crowd after late sleep
A merry group of young men used Gallagher the fruit man’s wagon as a straw ride to Archhbald last night. They woke Archhbaldians at about 9 with megaphones and noisy cheers after a fifteen hour sleep as Pittston led Arch ball 10 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archhbald
Gallagher
Pittston
Archball
Roche family mourns loss of father in Lackawanna yard
Carbondale friends extend condolences to Thomas J. Roche manager of Clarke Bros. shoe department on the death of his father Peter Roche, killed in the Lackawanna yard at Scranton early yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Thomas J. Roche
Clarke Bros
Peter Roche
Lackawanna Yard
Scranton
Home from Camp Meeting Brings Van Gorder Family Back
A. L. Van Gorder and family of Wayne street return to the city after attending the Dimock camp meeting and visiting friends at Dimock Montrose Auburn and Meshoppen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. van Gorder
Wayne Street
Dimock
Montrose
Auburn
Meshoppen
Archbald Pot Hole Line Game Score Oddities
Archbald and nearby teams in colored uniforms clashed, with the score drawing surprise. Umpire reports and rumor describe unclear play and tense moments as teams from Archbald Honesdale and their relations contended on the field.
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Archbald
Honesdale
The Vacation Man Skewers Seashore Summers
A humorous portrait by Colonel Mc Comb exaggerates the vacation man at the seashore. The piece wittily recalls summers spent on the boardwalk and beach, inviting readers to see themselves in the caricature.
Seaside Outing Reflections Warn of Quiet Homecoming
A nostalgic verse recalls crowds at the shore and pier scenes with laughter and excess. It contrasts rough revelry with calm home life affected by rising coal prices and the desire for quieter days among trees and familiar shops.
Henry Box Wins Joseph Block Contract in Walrest City
Henry Box secured the contract to build H M Joseph's brick block at Main and Depot streets for 4310. The 86 by 60 foot three story structure will house Mr Joseph's business on the first floor with residences on the upper levels. Architect is Robinson of Carbondale.
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Walrest City News
Joseph
Henry Box
H. M. Joseph
Main
Depot Streets
Robinson
Carbondale
Nolan & Collins
J. E. Yeager
A. E. Tiffany
Pleasant surprise for Miss Marie Drennan at Belmont home
A Thursday night gathering at the Belmont street residence of Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Drennan featured Miss Marie Drennan as guest of honor. Attendees included Mary Morrison May Boyle Lizzie Boyle Mary Holmes Sarah Holmes Margaret McAndrew Gertrude McAndrew Lizzie Kelly Johanna Murphy Daniel Burns Thomas Holmes Joseph Powderly Edward McDonald Thomas McDonough John Fox William Surdival Michael Munley and Thomas Walker, who joined in a midnight luncheon.
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Marie Drennan
N. J. Drennan
Belmont Street
Mary Morrison
May Boyle
Lizzie Boyle
Mary Holmes
Sarah Holmes
Margaret McAndrew
Gertrude McAndrew
Lizzie Kelly
Johanna Murphy
Messrs
Daniel Burns
Thomas Holmes
Joseph Powderly
Edward McDonald
Thomas McDonough
John Fox
William Surdival
Michael Munley
Thomas Walker
Rallying Day at Second Presbyterian Sunday School
Rallying day will be observed at the Second Presbyterian Sunday school on upper Belmont street tomorrow. A large attendance is desired. Milton H. Lewis, a former Carbon dale boy now employed at Wyalusing, is visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs.
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Second Presbyterian
Belmont Street
Milton H. Lewis
Carbondale
Wyalusing
Mra
Cure of chronic diarrhoea with Chamberlains remedy
John H. Zirkle of Philippi West Virginia says his father suffered chronic diarrhoea for years before using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. One bottle cured him and he has remained well for over eighteen months despite being sixty. The Zirkles publish the Philippi Republican and note the remedy is sold by all druggists.
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John H. Zirkle
Philipps
W. Va
Chamberlain
Republican
Zirkle
Philippi Republican
Gale
Heroic daring rescue ends life of one crewman at Cleveland
The U. S. Life-Saving Station crew at Cleveland Ohio saved twenty seven men and two women from Lake Erie wrecks between Oct 31 and Nov 11 1883. Nine crew members received government gold medals for heroic daring after a dramatic Oct 11 J T Janson barge rescue when their boat capsized. Charles L Learned aged forty one was rescued and later died from rheumatism neuralgia and heart distress contracted during the rescue. Learned credits Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with his recovery and endorses the remedy.
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U. S
Cleveland
Ohio
Lake Erie
J. T. Janson
Charles L. Learned
Learned
Sandy Creek
N. Y
Dr. Williams
Williams
Richland
Local items note moves, births, and appointments
W E Frisble leaves for Allentown for a large wire manufactory post. Mrs Edward F Ryan recovering from an operation. Upton Girl wins 2.20 pace at Greene New York with best time 3 20 driver E C Downs. Mrs J Sullivan returns from Port Jervis for a funeral. Miss Sarah Griffiths worked at Carbondale office. New house on Ninth Ave for David James completed. Daniel Piel seeks rental for new drug store venture in Carbondale. W H Masters and A D Wyl lie visit Pride of the Forest Lodge Knights of Pythias. John Swartz promoted to regular trainman. Reynshunhurst Water dam completed. water next week. Birth of a boy to Mr and Mrs Thomas Mulvey Wilkes-Barre formerly Miss Margaret Fox Carbondale. Rev H J Whalen elected trustee of Abington Baptist association. Columbia Literary Club Hyde Park camping at Crystal Lake.
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W. E. Frisble
Salem Avenue
Allentown
Edward F. Ryan
E. C. Downs
J. ¥. Sullivan
South Terrace Street
Port Jervis
Thomas Adams
Sarah Griffiths
Carbondale
Forest City News
Ninth Avenue
David James
Mr. James
Daniel Piel
Mr. Mayhew
Main Street
Wayne Independent
W. H. Masters
Alex. D. Wyllie
Pride of the Forest Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Wandling
John Swartz
Dundaff Street
Delaware and Hudson
Knapp
Bert Brownell
Abington Baptist Association
Columbia Literary Club
Hyde Park
Crystal Lake
Visiting Milton Lewis and W E B Frisbie
Milton Lewis of Allentown Pennsylvania visits his grandfather W E B Frisbie. Patrick Fox, a former Carbondale boy, now works in New York.
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Milton Lewis
Allentown
W. E B. Frisbie
Patrick Fox
Carbondale
New York
Local Social Notes Highlight Area Visitors and Vacations
Commercial is spending his vacation with his parents here. W. J. Hamilton of Carbondale Machine company visits Albany. John Fox of Glens Falls is visiting Frank Smith on Garfield Avenue. Nomas 2, Durfee returns from Toronto trip. Agnes Coleman and Mamie O Malley visit Scranton relatives. Agnes Connolly visits Carbondale. Mr and Mrs Claude R Smith and Eleanor visit Binghamton. Lydia Tompkins Annie Williams visit Scranton. Louise Pendleton returns to Stonington after guest stay with the S hepherds on Duarte Avenue. Mrs Philip Ryan returns to Honesdale after visiting her son Edward F Ryan. H C Albright leaves for Scranton after weeks here. Mrs J F Sullivan visits Moosic relatives. John J O Neill enjoys two weeks vacation from J B Bannon store. Genevieve Farrell, nurse from Oneonta, visits Mrs John Pidgeon. Celia Coleman returns from Pittston. John Murrin Jr to enter Lackawanna School in Scranton Monday.
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Mamie O'Malley
Scranton
Agnes Connolly
Carbondale
Claude R. Smith
Eleanor
Willl
Binghamton
N. Y
Lydia Tompkins
Annie Williams
Mings
Louise Pendleton
Stonington
R. M. Shepherd
Duarte Avenue
Philip Ryan
Honesdale
Edward F. Ryan
H.C. Albright
J. F. Sullivan
South Terrace Street
Moosic
Special Reduced Railway Rates for Monterey and White Mountains Trips
Rail and travel notices announce reduced rail fares for the National Wholesale Druggists’ Association meeting in Monterey California and seasonal White Mountains trips. Lehigh Valley offers $99.70 tickets for September 28 29 and 30 return by November 1 excluding the Black Diamond Express. Wisconsin Central advertises settlers’ tickets from Chicago to Montana Idaho Oregon Washington and British Columbia at cut rates with agent contacts.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cal
National Wholesale Druggists’ Association
Monterey
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lehigh Valley Ticket
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Chicago
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
W. H. Allen
Park Building
Pittsburg
James C., Yond
Milwaukeer Wis
Timetable Changes on the New York Ontario & Western
The New York Ontario and Western Railway plans important timetable changes with some trains to be discontinued and others altered. Readers planning travel should contact the nearest station agent for current train service information.
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New York, Ontario & Western Railway
Ontario & Western
Change of Time on Wyoming Division of the Erie
On Monday September 15 the winter schedule takes effect on the Wyoming division. All summer and Sunday trains are discontinued. Trains will depart Scranton for New York and intermediate points at 7 20 a m and 3 35 am under the new timetable.
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Wyoming
The
Erie
Scranton
New York
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