Carbondale News Brides and Local Happenings
This morning at o clock Misa Carrie Martin will wed Millard F. Rhodes at the Baptist parsonage with Rev. T. E. Jepson officiating. The couple will live in Scranton after a reception for family and friends. A second wedding follows at St Rose Church with John T. Lynch and Ella Murphy. Other notes report visits, travels, and community events. diphtheria few, typhoid convalescent, and a serious gun accident on Center Street ending in hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Carrie Martin
John Martin
South Main Street
Millard F. Rhodes
Scranton
Rhodes
Kellar & Harris
Electric City
Baptist Parsonage
T. E. Jepson
Linden Street
John T. Lynch
Ella Murphy
St. Rose Church
Lynch
Lynch & Bronson
Ofiver Street
Miss Murphy
Dundaff Street
Mitchell Hose Company Plans Fundraising Fair
At a special Mitchell Hose meeting members supported holding a fund raiser to buy full-dress uniforms. The fair is eyed for the W W Watt building for about ten days starting in November. A committee chaired by Peter Rivenburg includes Frederick Thompson Frederick Bailey and Charles Alexander to organize the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Hose Company
W. W. Watt
Peter Rivenburg
Frederick Thompson
Frederick Bailey
Charles Alexander
City council weighs bridge safety and sewer extension costs
A special meeting of both city council branches discussed the bridge repairs on Hiscu and safety of all four city bridges. They expect to inspect and strengthen, with estimated changes around 25000 dollars funded by bonds. Also debated is a sewer extension and possible voter approval for the overall sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiscu
Alderman Bunnell frames two cases bail for peace
A case before Alderman Bunnell resulted in the defendant Mrs. George Lowery placed on bond to keep the peace and to appear in court after a charge of threatening her mother in law. Her husband George Lowery posted bail for non support, while Martin Carroll from Pike Street worked out a bonds arrangement. A separate report notes Mozart band members in the city returning from Scranton for a parade and their fine musical display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Bunnell
George Lowery
Lower
Scranton
Electric City
Crystal Steamer and Hose Company
Crystala
Montrose Woolen Manufacturer Visits Alderman
J. W. Mott of Montrose, a woolen manufacturer, was a guest of Alderman Bunnel yesterday. Erie Dispatcher J. D. Purtell has
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Mott
Montrose
Bunnel
Erie
J. D. Purtell
Riverside Coal Channing's store manager named
Fr Lathrop has accepted the position as manager of the Riverside Coal Channing's store. Mrs Stanley Day is slowly improving after a severe illness. Thomas Swales will move today to his new house on North Main Street. Calvin Bolle left Tuesday to spend a few days with relatives in Luzerne county. Mrs Polly Swinele returned from an extended visit with friends at Dunbar. Henry Chapman will retire today from a two weeks visit with friends at Harvey's Lake. Torelors entered the home of Warren Len nen at Cyeey and stole working clothes. James Downeans left Monday to visit his mother at Freeland. Harper Lodge members are to meet Friday evening for officer election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert van Bergen
Church Street
OM. Peck
Lewisburg
Emmons
Bucknell University
Arminta Schoch
Selinggroves
Eleanor Smith
Carte Avenue
Claude Smith
Park Street
Fh. Avery
Palace Creamery
J. E. Morgan
Salem Avenue
Wayne County
Honesdale
Evangeliat Schiveren
Mr. Moody's
Atlanta
Georgia
Mr. Schiveren
Inthi
Sadie Durkin
Wilkes
Marre
Mamie McNeal
Pike Street
J. J. Thompson
Rahway
John Whittaker
Peckville
Stephen Kimble
Ninth Avenue
Edwin Rice
Canaan Street
Hileyville
W. A. Swingle
Gilbert Street
Hawley
Milton Kellum
Dinghamton
Kellum
R. Barnes
A. C. Harding
Gibson
Maggie Dutty
Gordon Avesnue
Susquehanna
Mary Ambrose
Carbondale
Bunnell
Waritas
Truckson
France
Elmira
N. Y
M. Ko Hamden
Waverly
Dimmock
Will Hathaway
Sheff Male
New York State
R. H. Reynolds
Asbury Park
Tlaecity
Hudson River
Albany
Trautweln
Herdrick Works
Powderly
Terrace
Clark Brothers
Hyde Park
William Cole
Brook Street
Mise Jazle Skeels
North Street
Forest City
Charles W. Perkina
Crane
Reed Burna
Scranton
Willey Brennan
Philadelphia
John Brennan
Sand Street
W. [Eger
South Main Street
Jane Price
South Washington Street
Lathrop
Riverside Coal Chanping
Stanley Day
Thomas Swales
North Main Street
Calvin Bolle
Luzerne County
Polly Swinele
Dunrare
Tenry Chapman
Harvey's Lake
Urelors
Tawrenen Lénnen
Ciyeey
Eole
James Downeans
Vislt Ale
Freland
Harper Lode
Order of Oz
Tt. Stone
Merrimin
Neb
Wyoming Avenue
Mere. Stone
Youn Peanie
RV. Kennedy
Outple
Aod
Swisher
Montrose
HL Atkinson
Sixteenth
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Herwick
Sutton and Lace
Ross & Dorsheimer
Peter Ace
Bridge Street
Edward Prevost
Russell HN
Noxen
Rocky Forest
Windham Township
Bradford
Eirele
George Hine
Drake Boys
Cheorge Hine
Ithaca
Evalyn Eilenberger
Penn Areyl
Woo
Gov
Burson
Stone couple on tenth wedding anniversary in Merriman Neb
Mr and Mrs Bh Tt Stone of Merriman Nebraska celebrate ten years of marriage with a party at the former parents’ home on Wyoming Avenue. About fifty invitations issued, guests say the Stones are popular.
Residents Return to Yalo College and Local Notices
Augustin Thompson and George Weaton return to Yalo college. Mr Ihore and Benjamin Gartner visit friends in the valley before going home. Fred Smith of Seeleyville leaves for Waltham, Mase to study watchmaking. A 20 mile Wayne county road race is under discussion. Amity Base Ball will play Port Jervis Friday on the Silk Mitten. game called for 1:40. Joseph M Fetcher dies of brain fever at his railroad street home aged 86. survivors include wife and nine children. Funeral from his home Thursday at 2, interment Prospect Cemetery Peckville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustin Thompson
George Weaton
Yalo College
Mr. Ihore
Benjamin Gartner
Fred Smith
Seeleyville
Waltham
Mase
Wayne County Riders
Amity
I Port Jervis Club
Joseph Mwetcher
Railroad Street
Prospect Cemetery
Peckville
Local hints on town affairs and sportsmen visit
Daniel Lynch of Carbondale, stabbed by William Loughney at Wandling last week, was in town Monday. George Piel, formerly of Forest City now in Potter county Pa, visiting relatives. Local sportsmen enjoy good weather and woods for game with grey squirrels abundant. Forest City barbers agree to close shops at 6 p.m. Mondays. The Roigtmmott club ball in Davis Opera house Monday evening proved a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Sociery
Toonth
Robert Emmett Club
Davis’ Opera House
Forestity
Itichard Gray
Lissle Phillips
Porest City
Binghamton
Big Bride
Forest City
Daniel Lynch
Carbondale
William Loughney
Wandling
George Piel
Potter County
Barbera
Roigtmmott Club
Vanching
Davis Opera House
Mrs H L Edeall is confined by sickness and social notices
Mrs H L Edeall is confined to her home by sickness. The Ladies Aid society meets at Mrs Ira Porter's home this afternoon. Mr and Mrs Lyman Hofficker of Jermyn visited Mrs H Knapp last week. Brick Church Sunday school picnic was in Lackawanna Park with dinner games and music. Mr Clark was seriously hurt by a rock fall last Saturday. Mrs Ferguson of Avoca visited Mrs William Tinklepaugh on Monday. Mrs William Winter and children of Newport News Va are visiting her parents. Relief in six hours. Mistressing Kidney and Bladder disorders relieved in six hours by New South American Kidney Cure. This remedy is sold by C M Harrie, Druggist, 125 Penn Ave Scranton Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Lincoln Park
William Miller
Donmere
Hanlon-Kane
Pittston
Rose of the Valley Lodge
Sons of St. George
Luzerne Borough
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Keith
Lincoln
W. J. Burke
P. H. Lydon
Dunmore
Dupont
Sarah Taylor
Carbondale
Patrick Clifford
West Side
Philadelphia
M. J. Coyne
Scranton
By Granahan
H. L. Edeall
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ira Porter
Lyman Hofficker
Jermyn
H. Knapp
Brick Church
Lackawanna Park
Clark
Ferguson
Avoca
William Tinklepaugh
William Winter
Newport News
C. M. Harrie
Fenn Avenue
Ladies' Aid Society
Eleetric Star Band
Ashley Rought
W. J. Welchel
W. J. Weichel
Frank Welchel
Fred Welchel
Summit Hotel
Welchel
Charge Taylor
Ladies Aid Ice Cream Social and Local Notices
The Ladies Aid society plans an ice cream and cake social in church parlors on Thursday night with Eletric Star band playing. Local items note visits and moves among Scranton residents and a note on Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, a teething remedy advertised with pricing. The Nickel Plate Road advertises low rates and short-line service between Buffalo and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Chileago
Coahuila Colony Tragedy Strands Hundreds of Black Emigrants
News recounts the 700 African Americans who left Alabama and Georgia for a cooperative colony in Coahuila Mexico. Many perished or vanished amid displacement famine and smallpox with 100 widows and 170 ill in Eagle Pass and Torreon. The U S government declines transport aid and the fate of the colony provokes little sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Coahuila
Mexico
Washington
Eagh Paes
Tes
Georgia
Tlahualila
Kawle Pass
Tex
State Department
United States
Torreon
War Department
Fort Houston
Eugh Page
Eagle Pass
Magnetic treatment offer from Dr Smith at Linden Street
The ad claims cheap magnetic therapies by Dr Smith and staff are affordable and effective for chronic diseases. It urges readers to consult at 66 Linden street on Mondays Wednesdays and Tuesdays with hours listed, promising practical experience and best methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Smith
Linden Street
Doctor Lobars Promise Cure for Youthful Ailments
A self styled medical ad offers a guaranteed treatment for impotence and related diseases. It claims confidential care via mail and promises a positive cure regardless of duration. Contact Dr Lobars of Philadelphia Pennsylvania for details.
Brass and steel beds at new carpet department sale
The notice advertises enamel beds with brass trimmings from $7 and up and steel rails with brass fittings. It emphasizes brass material over iron and high finish quality. The display is on the second floor beside the Carpet Department.
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Main Street
Presbyterian
Rockcliffe Water Company
W. J. Maxey
Martin Carroll
Delaware and Hudson
Carroll
Mr. Carroll
J. Scott Inglis Garpets
Lackawanna Avenue
New Milford
Beardsley
Guy Gilleaple
Chitteh Casement
Ing
Walleyden
Richard Roberta
W, Forrest
Mia
B Simith
Joseph Haylis
Nellie Wilcox
Charles Rehbeln
W. Hartung
Carbondaly
Anna
James Richards
Riedmendale
Hillaide
Winton
Forest CiTy Y
Hood
the Tribune
Washburn-Crosby Co
John Grossley & Sons
Alipay, Eng
London
Paris
Amsterdam
Sydney
Melbourne
Calcutta
Dublin
Christchurch
Kerr, Liebecker & CO
Old Forge
Mrs. Winslow
Golds
Catarah
Grippe
DR. Lobb
Mall
Lob
Empire Dry Goods CO
Lackawanna Ave
Hazleton
Cnao Bressingham
Groves
Grosa Price
Odozen
Ron Iroes
Wroe
Clapwboro
Goodman's
Dickson Manufacturing
Conton and
WIL
Aire Vines
Furniture News
Y.M.C. A
Wyoming
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