Death Saddens Three Carbondale Homes
Three Carbondale residents died in quick succession as obituaries report Isabella Johnson Elsie Graves and Joseph Faurot passing within days. Johnson died at 10 Carte avenue after five weeks with heart trouble, Graves at 10 Garfield avenue aged 87 after a long illness, Faurot at 10 South Terrace street from paralysis. Burial plans include Maplewood Cemetery and services led by local ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Johnston
Carte Avenue
Hisse Graves
Garfield Avenue
Jacob Faurot
South Terrace Street
Carbondale
Isabella Johnson
Alexander Johnson
Elsie Graver
Frank Smith
Joseph Faurot
Isabella Lindsay
William Lindsay
Johnson
Margaret Jenkins
Frank Marshall
Freeland
Tra
Presbyterian Church
Charles Lee
Maplewood Cemetery
Typhoid Casts Shadow Over Local Board Official
Poor Director Harry T. Williams, secretary of the board and member of the Likely & Williams insurance agency, is suffering from typhoid symptoms, reflecting a grave illness impacting a key local official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Harry T. Williams
Likely & Williams
Strength and Food Help Lady Recover Strength with Grape-Nuts
Mrs H L Gordon of Corry Pennsylvania suffered nervous prostration and heart trouble for a year. After failing with nerve tonics she could retain nothing until Grape-Nuts was tried. Within days she improved and regained weight from 76 to 110 pounds, resumed housework, and now praises Grape-Nuts for stomach relief and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Gordon
Corry
Eienecres
Illness at Belmont Street Sees Hope for Patient Williams
Fever at the Belmont home of Mr. Williams shows favorable progress as the disease advances, with optimism that he will weather the attack safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Street
Williams
Archbald’s Colors Revealed By Postcard Clues
A Pottsville postal card reveals Archbald’s colors as black a rusty black white and pale violet. The hues look faded and match the local ball team’s theme. The colors are kept on the office waste bucket for safekeeping and visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archhbald
Pottsville
White Oak
Pretty wedding on a September evening
Miss Margaret Marcy and Edward Purdon wed in an evening home ceremony at the Mills residence on Burkett Terrace. The rite featured a floral bell, Mendelssohn music, and a bridal party led by Rev. Charles Lee. They depart at 10 01 for a honeymoon in New York Boston and Washington D C, with home to be in the Shannon building on North Main after Oct 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Marcy
Edward Purdon
George Mills
Burkett Terrace
Porlor
Maxwell D. Lathrope
Albert Rutherford
Albert Crane
Margaret
Louige Mellen
Catherine Burdick
Maa Purdon
Madeline Clare Mills
Truman A. Surdam
Mills
Lohengrin
A. P. Thomas
Charles Lee
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Lee
Prof. Thomas
Mendelssohn
Fern Hall Closes After Successful Crystal Lake Season
Fern Hall at Crystal Lake ends its 110u season as summer residents depart early in the week. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Johnson ran the hotel this year and report a full guest load from July onward despite rain. They foresee growth next year with new telephone links and a planned trolley line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Lake
Fern Hall
Sylvester Johnson
Johnson
Mayfield
Miss Susan Jones To Speak At Berean Baptist Meeting
Miss Susan EB Jones, missionary in the City of Mexico, will address the Berean Baptist church prayer meeting this evening at 7:30. Her entertaining talk follows praise at the Abington association meeting last week. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan EB. Jones
Mexico
Berean Baptist Church
Miss Jones
Abington Association
Letters Remaining in Car Bondale List Sept 17 1902
A historical notice lists letters remaining for unknown addressees including Ambrose Cary Frederick D Cunnings Thomas Healey A J Sparks William Thomas Mrs J Anderson Mrs Nettie Warren Miss Anna Arma Giovanni Pettinato Antonio Popetolo J H Thomas Postmuster and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Ambrose Cary
Frederick D. Cunnings
Thomas Healey
A. J. Sparks
William Thomas
J. Anderson
Nettie Warren
Anna Arma
Giavanni Pettinato
Antonio Popetolo
H. Thomas
New Waitress Joins Harrison House Staff
Miss Julia Gillen of Dundaff street is added to the Harrison house waitresses. Her cMegency has been proven and she will aid the obliging team caring for guests at the hotel. Miss Gillen was at Fern Hall this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Gillen
Dundaff Street
Harrison House
Miss Gillen
Fern Hall
Walter Scurry Reappears After Typhoid Seizure Outing
Walter Scurry of Scurry & Perkins returns to public life after a long siege of typhoid fever. He enjoyed an extended drive with his father, a sign of improving health and cheerful recovery among friends and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Scurry
Louis Brunner Honored On Fortieth Birthday
Popular Lackawanna house landlord Louis Brunner was celebrated Tuesday with a surprise birthday gathering led by Superintendent Brock from Empire Silk Weaving mill. G H. Dimork presented a gold headed umbrella, and guests enjoyed music by I Val Hollenbeck Master Brunner, Miss Arnold, Miss Dimock, and Drehman’s Swiss bell ringers. A lavish hotel reception featured extensive hospitality and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Brunner
Lackawanna House
Brock
Empire Silk Weaving Mill
Brunner
G. BH. Dimsork
Val Hollenbeck
Arnold
Dimock
Drehman
Mrs. Brunner
Helen Nagle
Martha Prebuin
G. Newton
P. Hollenbeeck
G. McConnell
Kate Solomon
H. Messersmith
M. Dimpeck
W. Maxwell
Tillie Lehiver
J. Solomon
Marie Martin
F. Hoeflim
Metta Wohlrab
B. Wesdush
Anna Somer
A. Gehrhard
Nellie Solomon
Potter
Antonio Proctor
Potter Branch
R. Hofaker
Mace
C. Sanberry
G. Dimock
G. Rodman
H. Brachman
H. Bellman
KK. Lieb
P. Wanson
G. Kraft
T. Daniels
D. Henderson
G. Lipp
W. Cary
J. Evans
E. Braueh
Typhoid Fever Strikes Clark Family at Terrace Street
Miss Wark of the Emergency hospital attends a case on Jermyn. Thomas and Loretta Clark, children of Mr and Mrs James Clark of Terrace Street, are seriously ill with typhoid fever. Nurse Miss Margaret Davis cares for them. Miss Rachel Jenkins attends a fever patient in Wandling. Miss Mahoney returns from Waverly where she was engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wark
Jermyn
Thomas
Loretta
James Clark
Terrace Street
Margaret Davis
Rachel Jenkins
Wandling
Miss Mahoney
Waverly
Morgan Couple Reopens City Home After Lake Winola Visit
Mr and Mrs W J Morgan of Salem avenue have closed their summer home at Lake Winola and returned to the city Mrs Morgan came back at the week's start.
Passing Throng and Local Visitors Reach Tlonesdale
The passage notes Hon. 8. and Jones visiting Tlonesdale yesterday. William Male, Carbondale Telephone Co. employee, returns from New York City vacation. Miss Mary Gallaghy, milliner, back from New York and Philadelphia with fall and winter assortments. Miss Nellie Gallaghy home from Saratoga and Albany as guest of Miss Louise Brown. Gallaghy attended the Saratoga floral fete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Tlonesdale
William Male
Carbondale Telephone Company
New York City
Mary Gallaghy
Philadelphia
Nellie Gallaghy
Saratoga
Albany
N. Y
Louise Brown
Miss Gallaghy
Reds beat Avoca in baseball after tough away trip
The Reds traveled to Avoca yesterday afternoon and beat the home nine with Williams and Glynn starring on the mound and in the bats. Williams, Day, Shields, and Powell hit two or three base hits, while Evans had four chances at first base. Batters for Avoca included McDonald, Cranston, and Kelly. The scoring summary shows Taylor 21 runs, Avoca 15, with three-base hits by Williams Day Powell Shields and Marly. Off the field, Lackawanna Lodge officers were elected, and the Lackawanna district WCTU set a Sept. 20 convention in the Methodist church with speakers Mrs Palmer and Mrs Halvey. John Evans and George Edmonds left for Utica for work. William W. Davis returned home to Plymouth.
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Reds
Avoca
McDonald
Cranston
Kelly
Williams
Day
Shields
Powell
Morris
Evans
Glynn
Davis
R. H. E. Taylor
Avocanoe
Willams
Marly
Pride of Lackawanna Lodge
American” Protestant Ladies’ Association
Mary J. Evans
Stone
Eliza Jones
McPeek
Margaret Davis
Winterburn
Eliza Davis
Inside Sentinel
Jones
Outside Sentinel
Armstrong
Women's Christian Temperance Union of
Local People in Town Visit Relatives and Attend Reunion
Archbold Miss Carrie Miller of Pittston visits relatives in town. Miss Edna Riees returns to Beranton after visiting relatives here. Captain and Mrs C Battenberg attend Fifty second regiment reunion in Wilkes Barre. Mire J A O Reilly of Laurel street visits relatives in Jersey City. P J McDonnell leaves to resume studies at Wesleyan University. Hon P B K Tholin of Jermyn calls in town. Frank Feeney of Jermyn calls on friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Miller
Pittston
Edna Riees
Beranton
C. Battenberg
Wilkes-Barre
Fifty-second Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Mire
J. A. O'Reilly
Laurel Street
Jersey City
P. J. McDonnell
Wesleyan University
P. BK. Tholin
Jermyn
Frank Feeney
Hartman Finds Relief from Diarrhea Remedy
Anamosa Iowa resident Mr H Hartman reports longstanding summer bouts of diarrhoea and gripping pains. He credits Chamberlains Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with prompt relief that stops diarrhoea without causing constipation. The remedy is praised as a favorite nationwide and non constipating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. H. ©. Hartman
Anamosa
Iowa
Chamberlain
Pyramid Pile Cure Praise Letter From Texas Reader
A Park Texas woman describes lasting relief from bleeding piles after using Pyramid Pile Cure and Pyramid Puls. She recalls hospital treatment failed and recommends the medicine, noting rapid improvement and ongoing endorsement. The letter urges readers to buy from Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan and to request their book on piles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park
Texas
Memphis
Sallie A. Hearndon
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall
Mich
Susquehanna County Fair Delivers Busy Montrose Exposition
The fifty-sixth Susquehanna County Agricultural Society fair in Montrose opened with cattle sheep and swine displays then a Japanese jugglers act and a merry go round drew crowds. Five to six thousand attendees entered the grounds with gate receipts exceeding 1200 while St Mary’s church ladies served a dinner for over five hundred, using more than three hundred pounds of beef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose
Susquehanna County Agricultural Society
Mecca
Harford
Buckley Hrothers
St. Mary's Church
Falk Wan
William Barber 80th Birthday Family Reunion Held in Lenox
In Lenox on September 6 1904 William Barber celebrated his 80th birthday with children grandchildren and many relatives. A bountiful meal followed and the group organized a family reunion with Marvin Barber of Glenwood elected president and Ida Barber of Scranton serving as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton Tribune
Brooklyn
William Barber
Lenox
Mise Miena Barber
Marvin Barber
Glenwood
Ida Barber
Scranton
Pardon Barber and S Ransom Named Arrangements Committee
Pardon Barber of Fleetville and S L. Ransom of Glenwood were appointed to lead next year’s arrangements. The group adjourned to reconvene with Mrs. Clarinda Guinner in Benton on August 26, 1903, with a long list of attendees including William Barber, his daughter Mienu, Valentine Barber and family, W. M. Ransom and relatives, Adam Miller and kin, Frank Gumner family, Pardon Barber and kin, Marion Barber group, Cy A Conrad and son, D Wilson, Cornelius Conner and kin, Olive Kolckerbocker and kin, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pardon Barber
Fleetville
Slr
M. Ransom
Glenwood
Clarinda Guinner
Benton
William Barber
Mienu
Mire
Valentine Barber
Vernon
Bar and Hifton
W. M. Ransom
Adam Miller
Clarinda Gumner
Prank Gumner
Marion Barber
Mable
Ralph
Jod
Cy A
Conrad
D. Wilson
Cornelius Conner
Olive Kolckerbocker
William Owens
Mre
B.C. Clirksup
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Sullivan County
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Hiram Shepherd
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Elsie Decker
A. F. Chaffee
Rh. A. Sawyer
Jacoke & Faucrot
Elock
Faurot Whee Vietin
Mr. Ivativot
Jessup
Sus- Quehitnan
Cnime
Mendricks Manufacturing Companys
Jeannette Baurat
Oliver Talley
Elinabeth Burdick
Springville
Susquehanna County
Mira. Ry
CG. Scott
Berantean
Ofelook
A. FP. Chaffee
Delaware and Hudson
Farlock
Strength and Food
Archbald
Susan E. Jones
Lake
Taylor
The
Scranton Tribune
Connolly & Wallace Anton’s Shopping Center
Connolly & Wallace's
Gibson
Lions
Bishop
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Ave
America
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Griffin's
M.H. Griffin
Lackawanna Avenue
Meas
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Iring Place
T. Thompson
Kor
Wandmakers
Siegel Cooper's Bi
Grea Dry Goods
Albert
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