Local notices mix with visits and upcoming game
Lackawanna County readers are reminded to pick up adver tisement and job work notices from Shannon & Co. in Carbondale. Miss Ervin Brydes of Nineveh NY visits Danville while J J O Boyle of Beranton passes through. J Russell Jones books Beranton Business College football team for Saturday at Alumni Park with the Indian team to play at 8 00 p m. Mrs William Wolcott and daughter Reertha return from Oneonta Baratoga and Lawrence. Dallas Fair runs Sept 4 to Oct 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Thia City
Mies Ervin Brydes
Nineveh
N. Y
Thia Town
J. J. O Boyle
Beranton
Hie
J. Tussell Jones
Beranton Busi- Nose College
Alumni Park
William Wolcott
Reertha
Oneonta
Baratoca
Lawrence
Dallas Fair
Surprise 40th Birthday Visit For William Bowen
Friends and neighbors gathered Tuesday evening to celebrate William Bowen s fortieth birthday. The Peekville visitors Thomas Literave Harry Literave and Mr Tinklepaugh led music selections. Miss Anna Chilton recited and performed The Octordon with fine effect. Freeman Tallman presented Bowen with an easy rocking chair on behalf of the group, received gratefully. Attendees included Courtright A C Purple L Carlton Kegler M Dix Mrs Elston Mrs Chilton Charles Lameraux E Rolls Ellen Carlton Sarah Chilton Jennie Pudple and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bowen
Peekville
Thomas
Harry Literave
Tinklepaugh
Anna Chilton
Freeman Tallman
Mr. Bowen
Messrs
Mesdames Courtright
A. C. Purple
L. Carlton
Kegler
F. M. Dix
Mesdames
John Elston
J. Chilton
Charles Lameraux
E. Rolls
Ellen Carlton
Sarah Chilton
Jennie Pudple
Mesare
Albert Billa
George Kellow
Harry Siterave
Mr. Tinklepaugh
Peckville
Katharine Judge and Thomas F Barrett wed at St Rose
Miss Kath erine Judge daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Judge married Thomas F Barrett at St Rose church in a ceremony led by Rev J J Griffin. The bride wore white alk with organdie lace and was attended by her sister Miss H Hildegard Judge. Best man was Michael J Jordan of the West Side. A reception followed at the bride's home and the couple will live on Sand street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Judge
Michael Judge
Thomas F. Barrett
St. Rose Church
J. J. Griffin
H. Hildegard Judge
Michael J. Jordan
West Side
Sand Street
Pleasant evening party at Coughlin home on Dundaft Street
Mr and Mrs T G Coughlin hosted a large group of friends for a social evening at their Dundaft Street residence on Tuesday. Guests included Misses Mary and Kate Gallagher Susie Banks Margaret and Annie Burke Alicia Neaton and Mary Murrin and Messrs J J O Neill S A Kelly Dr Mc Graw Frank Clifford John Clune J H Kelly Joseph Birs John O Connell Wil Loftus and Matthew Delaney of Waymart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Coughlin
Dundaft Street
Missacs
Mary
Kate Gallaghy
Susie Banks
Margaret
Annie Burke
Allcia Neaton
Mary Murrin
J. J. O'Neill
S. A. Kelly
Dr. McGraw
Frank Clifford
John Clune
J. H. Kelly
Joseph Birs
John O'Connell
Wil Loftus
Matthew Delaney
Waymart
Taylor Methodists plan October concert series
The united choir of the Methodiat Episcopal church in Taylor prepares an October 1 opening concert featuring classical vocal and instrumental works. Professor David B H Jones conducts a choir of about eighteen, listing sopranos altos tenors basses and accompanist John Atherton. A second item notes visiting Edward and Mary Roberts of Kingston and other local social notices.
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Methodiat Episcopal Church
Taylor
Theo
David BH. Jones
J. D. Atherton
A. J. Daniels
Rebecca Davie
Annie Berecker
Maria Thomas
Mira Susie Morris
J. Phillips
J. R. Nealey
Jay Morgans
Jessie Morgane
Richard Wat- King
Charles Dibble
Thomas Owens
D. BE. Jones
Mesera
J. E. Watkins
John F. Tubbs
Alfred Wilson
John TD
Atherton
David EB. Jones
Edward Roberts
Kingston
John Powell
Taylor Street
Mary A. Lewis
Hyde Park
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Reese's Hall
Wiliam Herbert
Los Angeles
Cal
James Price
Reulives
Thie Plaice
John Wenker
Frederick Miller
Wilkes-Harre
Ecollera
Martin House
Turaday
Lackawanna Valley
Sterling
Wayne County
Peter Price
Epworth League
Primitve Methodist Church
Archbald Mines
David Morgans
Scranton
Dallas Fair
Duclusive
Greece's Dare to Europe and Greek Peace Treaty Stance
Reports from Athens indicate M Delyoannis former premier vows to urge the chamber to reject any peace treaty that interferes with Greece sovereignty. The Asty and Akropolla denounce the proposal as a flagrant injustice as demonstrations loom. In Constantinople the preliminary peace between Turkey and Greece has been ratified by the sultan.
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Athens
pPenes
Togerioun
M. Delyoannis
Numericolw
Han
Asty
Akropolla
Constantinople
Turkey
Greece
Multan
Sister of Ex Attorney General Arrested for Theft
New York Sept 12 Florence Harmon sister of Judson Harmon ex attorney general and Eugene M Harmon was arrested yesterday charged with stealing a diamond and opal ring from Oliver M Farrand a jeweler at No 3 Maiden Lane. The report labels her as a kleptomaniac in the description.
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New York
Ept
Florence BR. Harmon
Judson Harmon
Cleveland
Eugene M. Harmon
Oliver M. Farrand
Maiden Lane
Brother’s Partner Secures Bail Over Insanity Claim
Friday of last week Mr. Seymour, her brother's law partner, entered bail and explained Miss Harmon was undoubtedly insane after prolonged illness. She edits the Owl, an email magazine started for her by the former Attorney General, and serves as Secretary of the Owl company with offices at No. 4 Union Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Miss Harmon
Struble Robbed Bank in Shepperd Evidence Shows Fake Deposits
In Shepperd Michigan on September 2 authorities presented bank records showing the late cashier made sham deposits totaling about 940,000. The evidence suggested the bank would show a deficit without those deposits and Struble’s funds were nearly absent. The prosecutor noted missing private papers and the case increasingly supported a self harm conclusion.
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Shepperd
Mich
Fire destroys J. W. Day & Co. saw mill on river
A blaze consumed the J. W. Day & Co. saw mill located on the river at Twenty fourth avenue north in Minneapolis. No injuries are reported and the cause is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis, Minn
J. W. Day & Co
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Mill Fire Sheds Light on Lumber Losses and Recovery
A fire caused extensive damage at a lumber mill. The total loan is 7500 dollars. Fire crews prevented further loss by caving in dangerous lumber totaling 190 million feet. The mill previously moved 150 thousand feet daily and employed 290 workers.
Tragedy in Chelsea: Domestic Girl Dies After Window Fall
Caroline Bretinger twenty year old domestic falls while cleaning a cottage window on a stair at Emil Petroff No 2 Pacific avenue Chelsea. She strikes an iron fence with sharpened pickets piercing her skull and tearing scalp. She dies within an hour at the city hospital. Coroner to hold an inquest. Girl's home was in Philadelphia.
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Atlnnile City
N. J
Caroline Bretinger
Emil Petroff
Pacific Avenue
Chelsea
City Hospital
Philadelphia
Miner Injured By Falling Coal At Holdy Creek Colliery
Thomas Jordan of Dunmore street aged around sixty, a miner at Holdy Creek colliery, was badly lacerated after a large coal chunk fell on him while preparing for a blast. He was thrown about fifty feet down a steel incline, with chest and arm injuries. Other local notes include a marriage at Blakely Baptist Church, an upcoming Presbyterian carnival, visits from Philadelphia, and residents returning from trips with several names mentioned.
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Thomas Jordan
Dunmore Street
Noet
Holdy Creek
Jordan
Edward C. Owens
Mary. H. Hugh
Priceburg
Blakely Baptist Church
J. R. Evie
Pricelurg
Presbyterian Church
Henry Bickley
Philadelphia
John Patrick
Mary Hogan
Hawley
David Evans
Will Derkiner
John Barrett
Elmer Dakin
Powder Mill
Kelly
Katie Best Hha
Harris
D. G. Davis
Main Street
Distinguished Pendergast Family Guests Visit Aunt
The Right Rev Edward Pendergast of Philadelphia the Rev Peter Pendergast pastor of Epiphany church New York and Dr P Pendergast of Brooklyn are visiting at aunt Mrs Ellen Moffitt of South Main Street.
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Edward Pendergast
Philadelphia
Peter Pendergast
Epiphany Church
New York
P. Pendergast
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ellen Moffitt
South Main Street
Atlantic
Ewark
Elizabeth
A. m
Iladelphia
Reading
BRR
Hakatown
Bet Orauc Entow
O« m
Ranch
Ocean Grove
Lebanon
Harrisburg
Allentown
Pottsville
Liberty Street
Orth River
Whitehall Street
South Ferry
Broadway
Staten Island
Coney
Grand Central Depot
Long Island Railroad
Neading Terminal
H. P. Baldwin
J. H. Olhausen
Local and Personal Notes Updated on Visitors and Travel
Local brief notes list visiting residents and travelers in Wilkes-Barre and nearby areas. Entries include Mr. and Mrs. George B Kimball in Aroostook County Maine for two months, and arrivals like Messie George Patterson H. F Carpenter City Solicitor H O Watrots Dr W A Spencer Henry Smith of Wilkes-Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George 8. Kimball
Aroostock County
Maine
Back Woods
Messie
George Patterson
F. Carpenter
H. O. Watrots
W. A. Spencer
Henry Smith
Wilkes-Barre
L. A. Baseett
Michigan
Daniel Williams
Edmund Angus
Scranton
H.a. Wood
Hatel American
Washington, D. C
J. E. Blackseigon
Willis
New York City
Isabelle Smith
Joe Carroll
South Main Street
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Mass
C. Buck
Elmira
The
Erie
Robert Ireland
Jermyn Tells Of London Budget And Beranton Wealth
Jermyn, once of the town, now linked to Beranton, recounts his early days coal digging and building a Scranton shovell, while claiming funds to back nine more millions. The article notes his humor and generosity, plus a portrait in a local paper. Miss Annie Cummings visits, and Daughters of St Georges lodge enjoyed Crystal Lake.
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Ascot
London
New York
John Jermyn
Beranton
Campania
Logan
Scranton
Onda
Jermyn
Mather
America
H. PB. Woodward
Dunmore
Crystal Lake
Dallas Fair
Birthday Social at Primitive Methodist Church Draws Crowds
Priceburg report notes a grand birthday social at the Primitive Methodist church on Monday evening with a fine program. Edward C. Owens and Mary J. Hughes were granted a marriage license in Scranton on Tuesday. Mrs. Henry Plowright visited in Branton during the week. The Independent Order of Odd Fellows meets in Callahan's hall this evening. Professor John Cousins of Peckyville called on friends in town yesterday. Dallas Fair open from Bapt. 1 to Oct. 1 inclusive.
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Primitive Methodist Church
Edward C. Owens
Mary J. Hughes
Scranton
Henry Plowright
Bcranton
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Callahan's Hall
John Cousins
Peckyville
Dallas Fair
Hood's Sarsa parila promotes blood health and cures indigestion
Advertorial style promotion urges readers to protect themselves from illness by keeping blood rich and pure with Hood's Pills. Claims weak blood leads to disease and touts easy dosage and low price of 26 cents.
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Hood
Train schedules and connections to distant stations
The notice lists express and accommodation trains to towns including Trenton Philadelphia Washington and several upstate stations with departure times and connections. It names intermediate stations such as Corning Elmira Towanda and Kingston and directs passengers to M T Smith District Passenger Agent for pocket timetables.
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Benen
Oswes
I. Corning
Batneville
Mount Morris
Fumale
Picholson
Elmira
Allca
Richfield Springs
Northumberland
Pittston
Wilkes
Barre
Plymouth
Bloomsburg
Danville
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Nanticoke
Kingston
M. Tl. Smith
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Carbondale
Shannon & Co
Newsrdenters
North Main Street
ST. Rose
Europe
Taike
Maremon
Struble
Munyon
Rane
Unyon
Douti
PHOF
Arch Street
Failadelphia
Sumter
Ike
Penn Avenue
Stout
Wable Breasted
Sumter Bros
Olyphant
Nature
Peon Stor
John Mc
Michael Stor
Mausburg
Dr. Pierce
Ik Suit
the Newark
Gentionen
Foster Shor
Ladson
Pont
James A. Banister
Newark
Lackawanna and
Wyoming Avenues
Waconmakers
Bittenbender & Co
Scranton, Pa
Lagkawanna Lumber CO
Mili
Cross Fork
Potter Co
Buffalo and Susquehanna
Mina
Potter Coeres
Coudersport
Port Aleasey
General Office—Board of Trade
Dickson Manufacturing CO Scranton
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Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Guentech and Susquehanna Division
N. RK
Whitehall Terminal
Mountain Park
Eric
Wyoming Valley
New Yor
Eric Raihou
Delaware and Hudson
Montreal
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New England
Wilkes- Errr
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Scranton Division
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