West Scranton Hose Members to Allentown for Souvenir Trumpet
The Columbia Hose company will ride the Central Railroad of New Jersey to Allentown this morning to present Allen town Engine company No. 7 with a commemorative trumpet carved from Anthracite coal. The trumpet was displayed at William E Johns store for weeks. Attending are a long list of members and associates including Jacob Kingsley William Johns William Lewis John Lewie William Phillips Evan Walters and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Hose Company
Allentown
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Allentown Engine Company
William E. Johns
Mesars
Jacob Kingsley
William &. Johns
William T. Lewis
John D. Lewie
William Phillips
Evan Walters
William Lyman
Harry Colle
James McCleveland
John Morgan
Edward Davis
Timothy Jones
Albert Lewis
Joseph Oliver
William G. Jones
TL Price
Bert Fellows
George Hughes
William Marsh
John Davis
Isaac Evans
Seth Jones
Bert Williams
Simon Thomas
T. Owen Jones
West Side Conclave Social and Smoker Highlight
West Side Conclave No 211 Improved Order Heptasophs held a well attended evening with instructive addresses from Henry A. Parsons T. Jefferson Reynolds Willan Corless Elina Evans Charles Lull and KL A Stevens chaired and read regrets from A A Vasburg and G Bolind. Light refreshments and cigars followed the speeches.
Miss Minnie Jones Weds Fred Sheppie in Buffalo
Miss Minnie Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs David W Jones of North Filmore avenue and Fred Sheppie of Green Ridge were married in Buffalo after traveling there by Lackawanna on Tuesday morning. They will reside in Green Ridge after a brief wedding trip and friends are surprised by the announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Jones
David W. Jones
North Filmore Avenue
Fred Sheppie
Green Ridge
Lackawanna
Buffalo
Birthday Celebration for Pearl Jeffrey
Mr and Mrs Harry Jeffrey of South Hyde Park avenue hosted a Tuesday evening party in honor of their eldest daughter Pearl. The gathering featured al fresco dining and dainty viands served by Mrs Jeffrey and Mrs J Pelham of Waverly, with several young guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jeffrey
South Hyde Park Avenue
Pearl
Jeffrey
J. Pelham
Waverly
Helen
Stone Thrown Through Saloon Window Sparks Fine
Lawrence Burns of 2012 Luserne Street damaged C C Deckelnick’s saloon on South Main Avenue by hurling a large stone through a plate glass window after being refused credit. He was arrested and later fined $5 in police court plus $59 restitution for the breakage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Deckelnick
South Main Avenue
Lawrence Burns
Luserne ‘Street
Burns
Miugistrate Davies
Methodist Church to Undergo Major Exterior Renovation
Twelve men under Charles B. Scott install a steam plant at Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church. Work will take about a week with outside brickwork in red and a full repaint to follow. An iron fence will be erected at the front, making the church one of the pret tiest and most commodious on this side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Scott
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Stamps Giveaway Promoted by Mears and Hagen
An advertisement notes 30 stamps given away with details appearing on another page of the paper, credited to Mears & Hagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears & Hagen
Meuts & Hagen
Clears & Haugen
Church Groups and Social Meetings Reported in City
The Ladies Aid of First Baptist plans a supper in church parlors from 6 this evening. Navajo tribe and Red Men will meet in Red Men’s hall tomorrow evening. Enterprise Lodge 21 Loyal Knights of America to meet Monday in special session. Men’s league of First Welsh Baptist met last evening. Miss Louise Loomis from Tokyo has left Price Street guest Patuline Pitcher for Columbia University. Bellevue Loyal Crusaders to meet at Belleview mission this evening. Christian Endeavor at Washburn Street Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
Enterprise Lodge
Loyal Knights of America
Men's League
First Welsh Baptist Church
Louise Loomis
Tokyo
Japan
Patuline Pitcher
Price Street
Columbia University
Bellevue Loyal Crusaders
Belleview Mission
Christian Endeavor Society
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Asthma Cure Promoted by Dr Schiffmann
Reverend G L Taylor of Washburn Illinois testifies his wife found a permanent cure after seven years of asthma treatment. A hay fever sufferer reports relief after using the cure, noting cough cessation after several uses and a willingness to recommend it. Sold by druggists for 61 00 with a free trial offer via mail to Dr R Schiffmann St Paul Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiffmann
G. L. Taylor
Washburn, Ill
R. Schiffmann
St. Paul
Minn
Harvest Social and dances announced at local churches
The Simpson Methodist Episcopal church plans its annual harvest home social this evening in the church hall. Wahteta dancing club holds its regular weekly dance at the same time. Rev Dr Worden of Philadelphia will address Washburn Street Presbyterian church members this Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vo Ty A
Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
Wahteta Dancing Clisa
Mies Jennie Morgan
North Filmore Avenue
Dougherty & Thomas
Gerson
Dr. Worden
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Sunday School Board
Washburn Street Presbyterian Church
Remilra
Hyde Park Avenue
Lafayette
Price
William HH. Courtright
Rock Street
Mary Mahon
Jackson Street
Margaret Evans
Rockstreet
Wilkes-Barre
Thomas Jones
Dickson City
Dunmore Doings at High School Friday Program
Friday afternoon exercises at Dunmore High School feature an all longfellow themed program. The audience will hear songs recitations and a class recital including Paul Revere's Ride and The Psalm of Life with participants Clara Mesay Bertha Cullen George Rauschmeyer Anna McCann Helen Farrer Marion Swartz Minnie Webber and others in the detailed schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longefellow
Longfellow
Clara Mesay
Lonefellow
Bertha Cullen
George Rauschmeyer
Anna McCann
Builders
Helen Farrer
Paul Revere
Marion Swartz
Blairs
Minnie Webber
Death of Mrs Rice mourned by Mra church friends
The long time resident Mrs Rice died Monday at her daughter Mra N H Gillette in Cortland New York. Plans for her fiftieth wedding anniversary were changed as she passed away the Sunday before. She formed many warm friendships during her residence in Mra and was buried yesterday in Cypress Hill cemetery Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Charles L. Rice
Mr. Rice
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mra N
Gillette
Cortland
N.Y
Meuts and Hagen Advertisement Note
Readers are directed to the advertisement on another page of the newspaper for Meuts and Hagen. This item serves as a brief note directing to the related display.
Local residents announce travel and visits across states
B K Bronson of Elm street returns from a New York visit. Marion Bryden of Blakely street spends the week with Pittston friends. Mrs John Hoffman of West Drinker street visits friends in Philadelphia. Mrs A J Murray visits her son in Lopes Sullivan county. Mr and Mrs Victor Burschell return from a short stay with Moncow friends. Mr and Mrs Frank Wheeler of Philadelphia visit at Friend Bieveeker’s home on Church street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. K. Bronson
Elm Street
New York
Marion Bryden
Blakely Street
Pittston
John Hoffman
West Drinker Street
Philadelphia
A. J. Murray
Lopes
Sullivan County
Victor Burschell
Moncow
Frank Wheeler
Pleasant surprise party for Charles Dando in North Scranton
A surprise party honoring Charles Dando on Diamond Avenue featured singing and dancing until midnight. Attendees included Martha Jones, Margaret Davis, Kate McDermott, Annie Fearwks, William Leonard, Nathaniel Jehu, James Cramer and others. Funeral services for Mrs. Richard Sharples were held at William Street home and Welsh Congregational church with ministers Rev. Jones and Rev. Reese officiating. Crowds gathered at the church to view her remains before burial at Cambrian cemetery. The Green Ridge Castle Knights of Mystic Chain formed a uniform rank. Richard Burchind elected captain, with Edward Jones, Hugh Thomas, Richard Ascott, Benjamin Roberts, William R. Jones as officers. Margaret Sangeter to address YWCA meeting at 48 North Main Avenue. Elizabeth Henwood to perform and Mrs. Cramer Von Storch to sing. 80 Stamps Given Away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dando
Diamond Avenue
Martha Jones
Jang Sanders
Margaret Davis
Kate McDermott
Annia Smith
Annie Fearwks
A. Bennett
Ollie Lush
Gertrude Lash
Romer Bemmer
Mollie Jeffreys
Bennett
Mia. Bemmer
Decretsh
R. 8. Jones
Welsh Congregational Church
Rt. J. Reese
Puritan Congregational Church
Jones
Reear
Cambrian Cemetery
Green Ridge Castle
Order
Knights of Mystic Chain
Richard Burchind
Edward Jones
Hugh Thomas
Leutenant
Richard Ascott
Benjamin
South Scranton Bride and Groom Tie the Knot
The wedding of Louise Anna Allam and Johann Carl Moesel took place last evening at the Church of Peace on Prospect Avenue with Rev E J Schmidt officiating. The ceremony united Cedar avenue residents recently from New York City as friends and family witnessed the vows and a reception at 71 Cedar avenue followed with many gifts presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Peace
Prospect Avenue
Mies Louise Anna Allam
Johann Carl Moesel
Cedar Avenue
New York City
J. Schmidt
Mary Selde
Anna Kult
Barbara Gebharat
City
Fred Moesel
John Behroedel
Albert Kuhn
Schmidt Gardner Wedding at Elm Street Home
Paul J A Schmidt and Miss Kate Gardner were married last evening in a ceremony conducted by Rev FE J Behmidt at 11 Elm Street. The event was attended by numerous friends with bridesmaid Lily Schmidt and groomsman George Gardner present. A reception and supper followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. A. Schmidt
Kate Gardner
FE. J. Behmidt
Elm Street
Lily Schmidt
George Gardner
Ladies Aid at Prospect Avenue German Methodist Epicocopal church
The Ladies Aid society met in monthly session and transacted routine business. The choir practiced with strong attendance and praise from Pastor Hausser. Next week the Young People’s Epworth league will debate labor unions’ impact with Nadher as negative and Ratze as affirmative, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Prospect Avenue
German Methodist Epicocopal Church
Afernoon
Hausser
Young People's Society of the
Epworth League
Charles Nadher
Leo Ratze
Arlington Bowling Trio Wins Close Three Game Set
The Arlingtons won two of three games against Backus on their alleys. Both sides bowled about average, but excitement ran high as the final ball decided the match in the third game. Vorelsang, Backus’s new player, posted the high average. Mears and Hagen contributed to the coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlingtons
Backus
Vorelsang
Local socials and church notes highlight busy week
Miss Mary Reardon will head the ouchre party at St. John’s hall this evening with new features promised. A St Aloysius Total Abstinence society debate asks Is John Mitchell greater than J P Morgan. William Rode of Gutheing Weisser Krayer Cedar avenue marries Mrs Balsey of West Scranton and plans a Stone avenue home. St. John’s Pittston avenue church bell rings after recent dedication and November dedicatory services planned. M J Syron of Emmet Street and Miss Elizabeth Horch of First Street wed at St Mary’s German Catholic church Wednesday. James Connell lodge Odd Fellows elected W W Hewitt noble grand and Rutherford B H Kinback vice grand plus others. installation next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Reardon
St. John's Hall
St, Aloysius Total Abstinence Society
John Mitchell
J. P. Morgan
William Rode
Gutheing, Weisser & Krayer
Cedar Avenue
Balsey
West Scranton
W. A. North
Hickory Street
Rode
Stone Avenue
Schley
St. John’s New Church
Pittston Avenue
B. J. Melley
M. J. Syron
Emmet Street
Misa Elizabeth Horch
First Street
St. Mary's
James Connell Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Noble
W. W. Hewitt
Rutherford B. H. Kinback
Nicholson
Green Ridge Social News Notes Visitors and Local Moves
Mrs W Tingley of Herrick Center visits Green Ridge friends. Miss Frank Lewis from Uniondale guests Mrs A H Shannon on New York street. John Hang from Dickson Avenue returns from Ithaca on business. Walter Harbor of Monsey Avenue takes a job with C H Cunven, page of this paper, Mears and Hagen.
Scranton Choral Society rehearses for Brooklyn festival
One hundred ninety one singers attended a rehearsal at Music hall last night under conductor Watkins. The Scranton Choral Society prepared the three choruses to be performed at the Brooklyn festival and assigned singers to their regular seats. A proposed November Lyceum concert was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Choral Society
Music Hall
Watkins
Brooklyn Eleteddfod
Lyceum
Old and Well Trusted Remedy Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup
An illustration of Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup praised as the best teething medicine from the United States top female physicians and used for sixty years by millions of mothers. It claims relief from teething pain diarrhoea griping in the bowels and wind colic. The product promises to calm the child and rest the mother with a price of twenty five cents per bottle.
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West
Scranton
Roy Whitman
Ralph Whitman
Ray Williams
Harry Johnson
Harold Davis
Walter Smith
Newton Roberts
Ralph Houser
John Apgar
Jones-Sheppie
Dufour
G. W. Jenkins
Wade
General News
Globe Warehouse
Dunmore Doings
Charles Rice
North Scranton
South
Louise Anna Allam
Johann Carl Moosel
E. J. Schmidt
Bell
St. John's Church
Schmidt-Gardner
M. E
J. Wiefer
Weees
Davis
Kiefer
Molter
Fis Hopkins Seeweeerras
MBS OF News
Meldrum Scott
Wyoming Avenue
W. H. Main
Emanuel
Agnew
Wm. G. Clark
TH. C. Sanderson
Techeage
Mammoth Lackawanna
GEO, T. Robinson
Erio CO. Bank Bldg
Lyceum Theatre
Mann
Duffy
Kirk Lashelle
D Redt
Hig
Boston
Eugene W
Pricow
Witte
WM. A. Brady
Chicago
NEW Armory
Mme. Sembrich
Metropolitan Opera Co
Powell's
Scinton
Marx Long
H. Pedane
Carbondale
Academy of Music
M. Rela
Teense
Matt Duffy
Daniel Ryan
Irene Myers Stock Co
the Electrician
Dixie’s
Henry Farnsworth
Dixie
Lesson
Hugh Stanton & Co
Forester & Floyd
Coster Dellneaford
NET Werk
Dolan and Lenhar
Raymond and
Kurkamp
Star Theatre
Alf. G. Herrington
Thur Ban
Sumter Bros
Complete Outfitters
Griffin's Art Shop
Washington Avenue
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