Local Notices and Church Events Highlight Archbald Area
Mrs L W Moras visits with Syracuse relatives on North Main Avenue. Funeral of Anthony Neary on Mary Street. Rev George E Guild addresses Archbald church. Ladies Missionary society to serve oyster supper Oct 4. Royal Family dancing class at Hudsons academy draws large crowd. Rev Mr Gullé to preach on life and temptation with Sunday school at noon. Orton Jackson returns to New York for duty on the Montgomery. Baptist church sermons discuss hereafter and salvation. Hood's Pills praised for biliousness and wellbeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Moras
North Main Avenue
Ledgedale
Anthony Neary
Mary Street
D. F.moras
Mise Marlon Morse
Syracuse
N. Y
George E. Guild
Archbald Church
Isaac Jones
Robert Avenue
Ladies’ Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Providence Presbyterian Church
Royal Family
Hudson
East Market Street
Gullé
Orton Jackson
KE. J. Jackson
New York City
United States
Montgomery
Malin Avenue
Watkins
Mayor Clarifies Authority Over Joint Session for Board Election
City officials discuss power to call a joint council session to elect a board of revision and appeal. Mayor Connell and the city solicitor dispute the need for council resolution, while some council members expect the mayor to issue the call after his upcoming trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Revision and Appeal
Connell
Local transport and mining plans discussed at Paterson meeting
At a Paterson board of trade gathering talks covered proposed pooling legislation, cheaper sulfur deliveries from New York, and rail rate adjustments. Details included Delaware and Hudson expansion, drillings on the Milva tract, and slope work near Welch Baptist church with anticipated contractor Muirhead arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
Board of Trade
Cleveland
New York
Scranton
Delaware and Hudson
Milva
Ottara and
Weetery
Eddy Creek
Bey Creek
Muirhead
Loyal Legion meeting promises an interesting program
A Loyal Legion meeting tonight offers a very interesting program. W Frost of Drinker Street visits friends in South Canaan Wayne County. Eva Hors of Urodkatterthan takes a clerk job at Lawrence Brink's grocery. Maud Savage of Green Ridge returns from Whitneys relatives in Polit a. Lottie Mouse and her husband George visit Mr and Mrs Albert Mowery Norf Blakely Street. Quarterly Methodist Episcopal services tonight and communion tomorrow morning. Rainbow club meets at Miss Raith Gohoonover Cherry Street for a pleasant session. Ground broken on Third Street for two new houses. Presby preaching services continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Loyal Legion
Qa. W. Frost
Drinker Street
South Canaan
Wayne County
Eva Hors
Urodkatterthan
Lawrence Brink
Misa Maud Savage
Green Ridge Street
Whitneys’ Polit
Lottie Mouse
George
Albert ‘Mowery
Norf Blakely Street
Pleasant Mount
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rainbow Club
Raith Gohoonover
Cherry Street
Parish services and local notices from South Blakely area
Tomorrow at 10 30 and 7 80 services at the terian church with Sunday school at 12 m p m Endeavor at 4 p m Senior at 6 90 p Mia 3 Belles and children of South Blakely street have been visiting with her parents in Wayne county Dr Hopking returns from a week in Delaware Misa Annie Young of Church street visiting Pittston Arthur Smith accepted a position at Scranton Cash store Miss Jessie Willams of Elmbhuret visiting Misa Eva Osterhout of South Blakely street
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Terian Church
Endeavor
Mia
South Blakely Street
Wayne County
B.c.hopking
Delaware
Misa Annie Young
Church Street
Pittston
Arthur Smith
Scranton
Jessie Willams
Elmbhuret
Misa Eva Osterhout
Detective Roche Fails to Locate Mina Bennett in Carbondale
Detective Roche and Detective Howie searched Carbondale for Mina Bennett of the West Side and a supposed companion named Ross. Despite inquiries at spots of ill repute, Bennett Pennett remained missing with relatives hoping to recover her and return her to her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roche
Mina Bennett
Carbondale
David Roche
Bennett
Pioneer City
Ross
Howie
Miss Pennett
Tr Ty
Mule Replacement Trials Electric Trolley at Bellevue Mines
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western company is equipping Bellevue mines with a miniature trolley plant to test electricity as a substitute for mules and drivers. Edison General Electric, directed by Mr. Walsh, will install juvenile trolley “rand” gateways as part of a costly project likely to finish by November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Ecompany
Bellevue
Barre
Jermyn
Avoca
Edison General Electric Company
Walsh
Lecture on His Last Days in Andersonville Prison Draws Crowd
Fred Neiger of Danville visits his brother August on Grove Street. Colonel F. H. Ripple of Scranton lectures at the Methodist Episcopal church on His Last Days In Andersonville Prison, followed by a Willing Workers social with ice cream and cake. The funeral of Mrs. Cummings was held on Union Street. she died of cancer. A fire alarm system test at Burgess Griffith’s office drew many citizens and council members. The Austin Heights and Jermyn mines resume work next Monday after idleness. A list of local notices and advertisements follows, including medical and household items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Neiger
Danville
Ind
August
Grove Street
F. H. Ripple
Scranton
Methodist Episcopal Church
Colonel Ripple
Andersonville
Willing Workers’ Society
Thomas Cummings
Union Street
Cummings
Minooka Catholic
Burgess Griffith
Universal Fire Alarm Company
Philadelphia
Hansbury
Gainesville Fire Alarm Company
New York
J. Snover
Ceonnell
Austin Heights
Jermyn No. 1
Michael Conway
Jermyn No
Reng
Morris ‘Lewis
Maria Robinson
Drifton
Sallie Willams
One Dollar Damages Allowed in Monahan Case
A Skleton common pleas court session hears multiple cases with varied outcomes. Mrs Ann O Grady wins her Prudential claim for 245 45 and Thomas Monahan receives nominal damages of 1 in a Blakely culvert dispute. Other verdicts favor H A Depuy and Peter Conroy but not I T Keene. The term continues with Judge Morrison assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Stove Works
Lackawanna Lubricating Company
Gunster
Charles H. Welles
Everett Warren
Searle
Thomas Monahan
Blakely
Monahan Hes
Monahan
Ward
T. V. Powderly
Makely
Morohan
H. A. Depuy
Jeese A. Brady
Depuy
Peter Conroy
I. T. Keene
Ann O'Grady
West Side
Prudential Insurance Company
OS “Grady
Common Pleas Court
Thomas Morrison
Smethport
McKean County
William von Storch
Rexford’s Selling Crowd Packs Scranton Store
Rexford’s announces crowded sales days in Scranton after closing Washington DC store to focus on Scranton. They advertise jewelry, silverware, and pictures with deep discounts on watches, Elgin timepieces, frames, and art types, claiming rapid sales and customer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Scranton
Brick church trustees elected at Old Forge meeting
Old Forge reports trustees elected for the Brick church: Charles Marcy H L Wilsall Andrew Alden redhead Jr Jacob Breimler J K E Wilson and Ki J Wildrick. Miss Stella Rogers of Mun City to marry T M Wilson M D. Mrs Drake and Jennie visit Lake Side. Brick church picnic planned on the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonfield
Jermyn
William Tinklepaugh
Charles Marcy
H. L. Wilsall
Andrew Alden
Redhead, Jr
Jacob Breimler
J. KE. Wilson
Ki. J. Wildrick
William (Jace
Catasauqua
Glare
Wyoming Valley
John Willis
Bbranton
May Williams
North Manhoopany
T. IM. Wilson
Stella Rogers
Mun City
Mr. Drake
Jennie
Lake Side
Open new goods draw steady buyers in town
A brisk demand for the latest novelties keeps shoppers returning. The piece notes customers seek fresh items and frequent the store to see new offerings.
Premier China Store Promises Best Goods at Low Prices
The shop advertises wedding presents dinner tea and toilet sets lamps and small wares. It claims persistence in offering the best goods at low prices and invites customers to walk in and browse. It emphasizes its collection as an art display beyond a simple china store.
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Norton's
Lackawanna Ave
Afos
Snow
The
Weston Mill Co
News OF the South Side
St. John’s Chuurch
M.E. Church McHems
St. Luke's Church
Hurke, Cullen
O'Callahan
Fall River
Mase
M. EF
Cedar Avenue
Methodial Episcopal Church
H.M. Eckman
Hector A. James
School of Music and Elocution
Spruce Street
W. K. Clearwater
Zwick
Eckman
J. C. Race
Made- Mae
S. &. Sprakes
Pittston Avenue
Dunmore Cemetery
St. Aloysius
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Young Men's Institute
St. John's Pariah
Paullat
Father O'Callahan
Frank Kleinschrodt
Mountain Lake
Michael Leonard
Hemlock Street
Hyde Park Cemetery
North End
Shire James
Ville, Pa
Lts
Hwang- Ina
Mrothittenden
Maele Sam
Federal Building
Arc Department
Augusta
Wheeler Avenue
Mulberry Street
Fellows and Lugerne Streets
Judiciary Committee
Jacob Pfeiffer
Oxford Street
Linden Street
King & Cleary
Shenandoah
Platt Bulliing
Peter Stion
Railroad Notes
Dunmore
Taylor
Washington Wyvenine
Ray
Ace
Drath
Fay
Earth
Norsford
H. B. Briestar
Birdaboro
Nogzers
Turnquest
Waalengton Ave
Tastor
Raemere
Tribune
Washington Avenue
Toada
Buffalo O
Chicago
Mra
Rexford’s
Gentlemen's Elgin
Nnasie Beeh
Osee
Old Forge
Weat Shore
Nickel Plate
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Wyoming Avenue
Schank
Koehler
Traders National Bank of Scranton
Ea Shines
W. Watson
B. Williams
Canhier
James M. Fiverhart
Iryon Kan Zsch
Here ‘T. Finley
Joseph J. Jerry Kemerer
Charles P. Matmyn
T. Porter
W. W. Watson
Cafs
H. D. Swartz & CO
L. C. Smith
Remington
Penn and
Wyoming Avenues
Colo
Roomright
J.D. Williams & Bro
Lacka, Ave
Scrant
Wilc
Aylesworth’s
Wyoming Ave
James & Kelly
Spruce ST
Rexford Company
Lackawanna Avenue
ODD Fellows
Masons
Shim
Ret
Scranton, Pa
E. Grewer
Esilascaphy Speen
Ole Postoffice Buiiding
Garner Pens
Eine
Saree
Univeresity of
Pennsylvania
Medico-Chirurgical College of
Iladelophia
P.np
Atlantic Refining Co
Wm. Mason
Coal Exchagne
Wyoming Ava
Pine Brook
Dupont
Milla
Loseros County
Pamington
Ahewane
Henry Belin, Jr
Wyoming
NG Wyomingave
Third National Bank
Fort Itso
Wilkes, Jarre
Paris
G. Elmendorf
Elmira
Megargel & Connell
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