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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1898
Page
8
The Wilkes-Barre Record can be obtained in Scranton at Reisman Ron's seating stalls on 44 Spruce and WO Linda Streets, Mac Lackawanna Avenue.
Wife of Lamb and her accusation against Lamb and a woman described as the other woman led to arrests and jailing. Massie Jones faced alienation of affections charges, while Ligsie Clark stood for touting. John O Connell was arrested for riding a freight train and released on promise to depart within an hour.
Bauer's band performs Sunday afternoon at 3 in Laurel Hill Park. The programme includes The Crimson Pluck Brian Boru Menley Overture Heyer Columbian National Potpourri Roosevelt's Heauth Miers Potpourri on Popular Air Uncle Sam's Navy and The Star Spangled Banner amid a Weber Music Review sequence.
The notice promotes remodeling old garments into new styles this week. Customers are invited to bring their garments for an estimate at Connolly and Wallace, RBewl skin garments on specialty.
J. and Parrish, superintendent, states the light and power current will be shut off Sunday morning at 4 oclock to make changes at the plant. Miss H Louise Hardenbergh and Mr. Perlee V Jervis of New York City will open a music studio for pupil reception in the Carter building starting Monday September 26.
C Laubach a dentist will be at his office located at 112 Wyoming Avenue on Monday inviting patients to schedule visits and checkups.
The Young Womens Christian Association outlines new leadership including a new general secretary and physical director. Educational classes and a Chautauqua circle receive emphasis as preparations begin for the 1899-1900 season with renewed Sunday meetings and prayer weeks.
The clipping lists couples and individuals such as M. Koehler, Mr. and Mrs B. Williams, Mr. and Mrs B. Browning, Mr. and Mrs W. Halletread, Mr. and Mrs D. J. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs J. J. Hall, and Mrs Krigbaum among others in a neighborhood social roster.
Twenty six voters were examined yesterday in the South Side election cone test. Names include Michael Tougher Michael Kramer Mat Troy Leon Hennig John Durbin John McGuirre Patrick Carroll Edward Histings Owen McCann Patrick Quinn Michael Albrecht John Thiel Thomas O Malley Michael Cogging Thomas Rogan Patrick Rogan Patrick Rogan Patrick Jordan Harry Kelley John R Bauer A J Mulderiy Anthony Gillespie Patrick Needham Michael May Thomas Devine Charles Stoeber. Four votes were disqualified according to the contestants attorney: Leon Heintz not registered John Durkin lacking tax receipts or naturalization papers Michael Albrecht lacking naturalization papers and Patrick Carroll wine receiver in pre curing his ballot.
A Scranton party visited Jim Judge at his training quarters near Carbondale to observe his hard training for the Monday night bout with Mysterious Trilly Smith. Sharkey praised Judge after a brisk afternoon in the gym and discussed three exhibition rounds with Dobb and Sharkey at the Gaiety theater.
Deliberations drag in the Moscow Water Co case as jurors argue over Judge Love's charge. Other trials test Chapman Lake title, city assessment appeals, and a pair of divorces reveal lengthy marital struggles and jail for non support. Widening costs on Carbondale streets are also set for review.
Sheriff Pryor yesterday auctioned twenty six properties in the county courthouse arbitration room. Listings include A M Clark in Blakely sold to West Side bank for 350 dollars and William Weyandt in Scranton sold to R A Zimmerman for 205 dollars, among numerous other parcels and prices.
Cc C Laubach dentist will be at his office located at 112 Wyoming without steam heating and plumbing provided by P F M T Howley at 231 Wyoming Ave.
A supplier states they will provide products at wholesale prices for delivery. The note emphasizes bulk pricing and direct delivery terms without additional disclosures.
Rev. Robert F. Y. Pierce and Mrs. Pierce hosted a reception for Penn Arena Baptist church officers and their wives. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Wiphfield, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Tripp, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henwood, and other couples.
To Republic Savings and Loan for 500 dollars. Property of W. Longcore in Jessup to P. W. Stokes for 1150 dollars. Property of Hugh Burke in Dunmore to P. D. Manley for 75 dollars.
Mayor Bailey says he has not received the ordinance passed by the council on bicycle and vehicle traffic and cannot yet judge its provisions. He favors relief from reckless riders and will approve the measure if it aligns with his understanding.
Last night marked the first headquarters night for the new Eleventh Regiment. Officers likely absent due to rain. those present outlined steps to organize and whip the unit into shape. Drill forward details included Company PD under Lieutenant Hranda and Company G squads led by Sergeant Ash.
Congressman Connell sent petitions from Thirteenth regiment soldiers and letters from parents and wives to Secretary of War Aleer urging discharge from service. He has quietly built a case with supporting material for the next Pennsylvania troops mustered out. Uncertain when the War Department will respond, but officials will review the presentation.
Mr Stanley Simrell joined Schank and Spencer while Edson Smith keeps Inland Engraving books. W J Reitenauer moved to Cusick undertaker as bookkeeper. Prof W J McCulloh now teaches shorthand at Bethlehem Ta. A call for a lady bookkeeper and a lady stenographer. One vacant seat in shorthand. More room soon. Eight more tables added to Business department. Night school seats filled. capacity to rise next week. Students include teachers, high school and normal graduates, Bucknell affiliates.
Treduced rate tickets on sale June lth to October Mth via Lehigh Valley rail road to Omaha or Kansas City. In quire of ticket agents for particulars.
An old advertisement claims impure blood causes disease and suffering and that Hood's Sarsaparilla defeats the danger. It promotes Hood's Pills as the only accompaniment and asserts cures for liver ills.
Our Best Sets of Teeth are offered at 33 dollars. Readily fitted and colored to match natural teeth quality and comfort. Available with full replacements and durable materials for long wear.
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