West Scranton Bride and Groom Celebrate Nuptials at St Patrick
In West Beranton at St Patrick’s church Dr J J Brennan and Miss Lor etta Cannon of Jackson street united in marriage. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn and Lohengrin selections by Miss Mare Johnson and a reception at the bride’s mother’s home. The couple plan home on South Main Avenue after October 1 following a Philadelphia and South trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Beranton
St. Patrick's Church
J. J. Brennan
Loretta &. Cannon
Jackson Street
J. J. Dunn
Mies Mare Johnson
R. R. Flaherty
Wilkes- Barre
L. H. Raymond
Edward McLain
Joseph Heffron
M. Louise McGarrah
Margaret Brennan
Gertrude Cannon
Point de Apray
Edward Brennan
Miss Johnson
Jansen
Mendelssohn
Henrietta Cannon
Nellie Curran
Ladies Bowling Dazzle At Electric City Wheelmen Social
At the Electric City Wheelmen social ladies tried bowling on remodeled tenpin alleys, with teams of five playing five frame games. The evening featured some strikes and spares, pool, cards, dominoes, dances, and desserts, with several couples and numerous women attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric City Wheelmen's Social
Kate Reardon
West Scranton Club Plans Monthly Winter Socials
The club, led by Thomas Stevens and joined by Dr B C Fern and others, intends to stage monthly social events through the winter. Activities will range from stag smoke talks to Indies bowling night to rekindle interest among local young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Stevens
B. C. Fern
W. H H. Roe
William Williams
BE. L. Bevan
Daniel Owens
Fred Loftisy
John Howell
Barry Davis
Ely Harris
Harry Davies
Will Diehl
Dr. Struppler
Bydney Mears
Indies
West Scranton
Farewell Reception Held for Rev Math ews at Fowler Home
The pastor’s Bible class from First Baptist Sunday school met at the home of Mr and Mrs W H Fowler on Jackson Street last evening to bid farewell to Rev Mathews before his departure for St Louis Ma He will visit there for a few weeks The gathering featured social conversation music and singing with refreshments served Rev Mathews received a traveling case and gave an appreciative speech Dr B G Beddoe added brief remarks The event drew hearty attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Sunday School
W. H. Fowler
Jackson Street
F. Mathews
St. Louis
B. G. Beddoe
City men arrested for peddling without license
John Scadance and John M Curlas street diers were arrested by Constable Timothy Jones yesterday and brought before Alderman Davis. They were committed to the county jail for thirty days in default of a ten dollar fine and three dollars and forty seven cents costs each. A number of peddlers are selling without the proper license locally and will face similar treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scadance
John M. Curlas
Mothy Jones
Alderman Davis
Harvest Festival Conference At Jackson Street Baptist Church
Jackson Street Baptist Church hosts an evening harvest festival conference with an anticipated orchestra attendance. Epworth League of Simpson Methodist Micopal church to lead services at Allis Mission tomorrow night.
Local residents return from travels and visits
Will Williams of Rockstreet is home from a three weeks visit in Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs G W Doud of West Park returned from a week’s sojourn at Saratoga. Arthur Davis of North Sumner Avenue left for Chicago and the middle west. Mr and Mrs B L Jones and children of Tripp Park returned from Lake Sheridan. Rosa Reed of Lincoln Heights entertained friends at her home. William Richardson returned to Corning New York after visiting Weat Scranton friends. Samuel B Powell and family of Jackson Street returned from Lake Winola. John O Phillips of Washburn Street returned from Denver. Miss Sarah Vanderbeck of New York is visiting Price Street relatives. Miss Louise Loomis of Washington visits Miss Pauline Plicher on Price Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street Baptist Church
Epworth League
Simpson Methodist Micopal Church
Allis Mission
Mary Beynon
Lackawanna
First Welsh Baptist Church
D. D. Hopkins
Washburn Street
The
Tribune
David J. Griffiths
Buffalo
Mabel Clementine Spencer
Jackson Street
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Rhodasilas
Strout
Anna Thomas
Albert
Lawrence
Emma
Lulu Thiel
Christian Workers’ League
Alice Williams
Luzerne Street
United, Mine Workers of America
Co-operative Hall
St. David's Episcopal Sunday School
Haworth League
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Svashburn Street Presbyterian Church
Will Williams
Rockstreet
Philadelphia
G. W. Doud
West Park
Saratoga
Arthur Davis
North Sumner Avenue
Chicago
Middle West
B. L. Jones
Tripp Park
Lake Sheridan
Rosa Reed
Lincoln Heights
William Richardson
Corning
N. Y
Weat Scranton
Samuel B. Powell
Lake Winola
John 10. Phillips
Denver
Sarah Vanderbeck
New York
Price Street
Louise Loomis
Washington
Pauline Plicher
John Laird
Robert Avenue
Laird
Wyoming Seminary
Georgie Cure
Lies DeWitt
Lena Sickler
Alice Laird
Jennie Frayne
May Butson
Hattie Clege
Susan Dawson
Gertrude Schennouth
Joseph Linney
Miss Wells
Hiswell Messrs
William Bright
Arthur Edgar
Charles Beers
James Laird
David Laird
Henry Kemierling
John Webster
Ami McGulimess
James Cubberly
Chic Cubberly
Thomas Laird
Nelson White
Throop Street
Grace White
Minnie Newberry
Gertie Patterson
May Lancaster
Mabel Hellon
Bessie Anl May Rodham
Masters Nelson White
Raymond Morris
Richard White
George Heldon
George Patterson
Thomas Patterson
White
Cora White
Michael McGuire
Durkin Street
Llenry Baumgardner
Putnam Street
Canada
William C. McDonald
Ruth
North Main Avenue
Gertrude BE. Guild
Newton
Mass
Merton Seminary
J. Owens
Uniondale
Willard Shafer
Parker Street
Wesley Hadsel
Bridgeport
J. W. Spicer
Rockaway Beach
Harry McGuinness
Ferdinand Street
New York City
Mayme Mckinle
Oak Street
Isabel Burns
West Market Street
John O'Neil
William Saltry
Wail Nam Ruddy
St. Michael's College
Toronto
Myles Gibbons
St. Take's Hospital
Bethlehem
Bummit Avenue
South Scranton Notes on meeting and funeral
A well attended Saen serrunde society rehearsal discussed entering the Brooklyn national singing contest for Thanksgiving but progress halted by Professor Hemberger’s absence. Funeral arrangements for Jacob Klein set for 9 am at St Mary’s Church, survived by two sons and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saenserrunde Society
Athletic Hall
Brooklyn
Hemberger
Judge Vosburg
Jacob Klein
Iillside
Tribune
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Joseph
George
Buffalo
Charles Robinson
Joseph Hrier
Henry Hell
Sdederkrang Societies
Arlington
Pittaton Avenue
Sehley
Family News Notes From Green Ridge and Nearby
Miss Ellen Dunning daughter of Mr and Mrs A B Dunning of Monsey Avenue has recovered enough from a recent operation to be moved to her home. Bartron Smith of Monsey Avenue left for Bordentown Military Institute. Mrs Townsend Poore and Miss Poore of Capoose Avenue left yesterday for Vermont to spend a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Dunning
A. B. Dunning
Monsey Avenue
Bartron Smith
Bordentown Military Institute
Townsend Poore
Miss Poore
Capoose Avenue
Vermont
Old and Well-Tried Remedy Winslow’s Soothing Ointment
A long standing teething remedy praised by many mothers. The text claims it is widely used by female physicians and trusted for generations for teething pain, diarrhea, griping, and wind colic in children, with a stated price per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
United States
Price
Marriage of Myrtle O Perry and J Robertson in Green Ridge
Miss Myrtle O Perry daughter of Mr and Mrs R Perry and J Robertson were married at the bride's parents Caporise avenue home in a quiet ceremony performed by Rev J B Dabney with John Shepherd of Wilkes Barre officiating. The couple plan a western trip then reside in Parsons Kansas. Friends from out of town included the Perrys Hopking Boyd Perry Schreme Normeyer Emma Boyd Lenore Perry Carrie Brown Wilkes Barre and Taylor residents. The Green Ridge W C T U will meet this afternoon at 4 at 1960 Monsey avenue with Mrs J S Miller in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Waller
Green Ridge
Myrtle O. Perry
R. Perry
J. Robertson
Capotise Avenue
J. B. Dabney
Tripp Avenue Christian Church
John Shepherd
Herbert Hopking
Nelson Boyd
T. D. Perry
C. M. Schreme
Mary Normeyer
Mies
Emma Boyd
Lenore Perry
Mise
Carrie Brown
Wilkea-Barre
Jessie Owens
John Owens
Taylor
Shamrock Nips Sunsets 16 to 4 in Season Opener
In the Auditorium North Scranton the Shamrock basketball team opened with a decisive 16 to 4 win over the South Scranton Sunsets. Wells starred for Shamrocks as the home team dominated throughout. Next Tuesday the Shamrocks face the Tigue gymnasium squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrocks
South Scranton Sunsets
Shamrock
Wells
Welsh
Siy Duffy
Burns
Sunsets
Notz
R.f
Molen
Wade
3 Miles
Ree
Judge
Tigue Gymnasium
Farewell surprises and homecomings in local streets
John Laird on Robert avenue receives a farewell surprise as he begins the Wyoming seminary sophomore year. A separate Nel son White birthday gathering on Throop street features lively festivities. Nearby, baby news and travels bring updates from Durkin to Newton and North Main avenues with multiple visits and returns from cities and destinations.
Dunmore Engagement and Local Notices
Marriage notice for Lydia Farrar daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Farrar to Frank J Pickering to be solemnized at Dunmore Presbyterian Church on Wednesday evening October 1 There is a meeting for substitute teacher applicants in the superintendent office at the high school building Thursday at 4 Gilbert Clove and George Kills left for Princeton University to resume studies John Brown of Ward Street departed for Villanova College where he is in the Junior class Mrs J T Whitman of Moosle spent yesterday with friends in town Mrs John Raughter and daughter Mrs Wikin have returned from a visit with friends in Reybourne
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Farrar
Charles
Ward Street
Villanova College
Mra. J. T. Whitman
Moosle
John Raughter
Mra. Wikin
Reybourne
Pennsylvania Inventors Patents Granted in September List
A bulletin from Replogle and Company names Northeastern Pennsylvania residents receiving patents in early September including Franklin and Thomas East Stroudsburg for a demijohn covering John P. Wetherill South Bethlehem for a magnetic separator Irwin and Davis Scranton for a steam motor Lucy B Ingham Wilkes-Barre for a corset attachment and stocking supporter William J Martin Catuwissa for a furniture caster Frgitis and Quest Knoxville for an ewited operating device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Replogle and Company
Pennsylvania
Franklin &. Thomas
East Stroudsburg
John P. Wetherill
South Bethlehem
Irwin &. Davis
Scranton
Catuwissa
Frgitis & Quest
Knoxville
Three Chicago Doctors Endorse Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A portrait bears witness as Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound is hailed as a cure for female troubles. Mrs Marenie L LaMonte credits five bottles for relief from years of pain, urging women to try the remedy and seek Mrs Pinkham's advice in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Marenie L. LaMonte
E. 31St St
Chicago
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss LaMonte
Reward Notice From Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co
A reward of 5000 dollars is offered by Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co of Lynn Massachusetts for proof that a testimonial letter is inauthentic or published before obtaining a sales permit. The notice states deposit with National City Bank of Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National City Bank of
Lynn
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mass
Funeral of Mrs Bridget Hoban Attended by Large Assembly
The funeral was held from 518 North Washington avenue with a pontifical high mass at St. Peter's cathedral led by Rt. Rev. Bishop Hoban and joined by bishops and many priests. The sermon praised her Christian home and devotion to family and church. A graveside absolution followed, with a large turnout and a post funeral dinner for about forty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget A. Hoban
North
Washington Avenue
St. Peter's Cathedral
Bishop Hoban
E. A. Garvey
Altoona
Hodoboy
Scranton
T. F. Coffey
W. G
Carbondile
J. A. O'Reilly
J. W. Hussie
Hazleton
John O'Malley
Pittston
J. J. Ruddy
Ashley
P. C. Winters
Honesdale
J. J. Griffin
Garvey
Mia. M. J. Leonard
Misa Lavelle
Joseph P. Burns
Wilkes-Barre
Howard Family Reunion at Sophia C. Howards Waymart Home
Descendants of Mrs Sophia C Howard gathered at her Waymart home for a family reunion spanning children grandchildren and great grandchildren in a multi generation reunion event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Family Reunion
Sophia C. Howard
Waymart
Homw
Democratic conferees deadlocked in Twenty sixth district race
The Twenty sixth Senatorial district conferees from Susquehanna and Wayne counties failed to choose a candidate after five ballots. Susquehanna backs M. B. Allen of Montrose and Wayne backs J. G. Hill of Lookout. adjourned until 10:90 tomorrow. Republican candidate Colonel Charles Pratt of New Milford was chosen at Carbondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susquehanna
Wayne
St. Charles
Susquehanna County
M. 8. Allen
Montrose
Wayne County
J. G. Hill
Lookout
Susquehannnae County
J. M. Kelly
W. C. Cruser
R. N. Brush
RR. J. Manning
F. PL. Kimball
John Kinback
Bernard Riley
Honesdale
H P. Tiffany
Pleasant Mount
Creasy
Harrisburg
Charles Pratt
New Milford
Carbondale
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union Names Delegates
At yesterday’s meeting the W C T U appointed Mrs DeGraw Mrs Emily Hiorns Mrs A Fy Yost as delegates to the county convention with alternates Mrs George Reynolds Mrs DD Simpson Mrs M Hussell Hy The 1898 agreement gives local officers a vote at the convention. Sessions will be held at Taylor on September 26. The annual local meeting will be next week with reports from superintendents and officers and gilivers will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
DeGraw
Emily Hiorns
A. Fy
Yost
George Reynolds
DD. Simpson
M. Hussell
Taylor
Debate on Unfermented Wine at Lord's Supper
The discussion concluded that Christ used unfermented wine at the institution of the Lord's Supper, addressing a longstanding question in the record of the rite.
Horney suffers loss as son dies of consumption
T. Horney once YMCA secretary in the city and now manager and proprietor of the Hotel Rodwan on Broad Street Philadelphia also serving as director of John Wanamaker’s Friendly Ton project faced the death of his son Edward last week in the west from consumption The Rodwan began as a fadless hotel but waned then with Wanamaker’s arrangement Horney took charge two years ago and built it into a successful money-maker today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Horney
Edward
West
Mr. Horney
Rodwan
Broad Street
Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
Friendly Ton
Rodiman
Wanamaker
Horney
Igpe
Obituary Charles Scheiber Local Watchmaker Dies
Charles Scheiber an aged respected resident of South Slide died Monday night at his son Charlie Beleiber Jr's home 138 Beech Direct. He was a watchmaker by trade with a long business at 1 Cedar Avenue. He is survived by Adolph Charles and Mary of this city and Mathias a student at St Ansellus College Manchester NH. His wife predeceased him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Scheiber
South Slide
Charlie Beleiber, Jr
Beech Direct
Deneretel
Cedar Avenue
Adolph
Charles
Mary
Mathias
St. Ansellus College
Manchester
N. H
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Loretta E. Cannon
Dufour
G. W. Jenkins
Daniels
Samuel McCracken
Herbert Chatfield
L.A. Howell
George Howell
J. B. Fellows
Globe Warehouse
General News
South Scranton
North Scranton News
Dunmore
Mabelle L. la Monte
Mabelle L. Lamonte
Nielsen Singing Society
Pontifical
Ike
Hoban
Church of God
Thomas J. Anderson
L. Manzer
South Gibson
H. H. Howard
W. J. Sweeney
Olyphant
Oscar Wells
John [Enslin
Loren Feilding
Reba
Alyn Rockwell
South Canaan
H. Shaffer
A. G. Howard
A. W. Howard
W. G. Conrad
Charles Keech
N. W. Howard
Joseph Chamberlin
George W. Rice
Daisy
Maud
Stephen H. Rice
Allentown
Baloon
H. B. Schall
Secy
Lyceum Theatre
M. Reis
Dessecror
J. Duffy
Paul Armstrong
Ruile
Hothmta
Baltimore American
Morris & Hall Co
Bismond
Boston
London
Koickerbocker Theater
Comedy Theater
Prichs
Academy of Music
M. Rels
A. J. Duffy
Matiners
Barney Gilmore
Dixie’s Theatre
Henry Farnsworth
Dixie
Ameta
Keatons Sisson and
Wallace
Star Theatre
ALF
G. Herrington
Mana
Wyronerdaz
Allis-Chalmers Co
Dickson Manufacturing Co
Scrantom
Edward Horney
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