West Scranton Youth Held on Pepper Throwing Charge
James Ford of H Edwards court was tried before Alderman Kellow on a charge of throwing red pepper at schoolchildren near No. 16. Testimony from Ward, Ponley, Kearney, McCrea, Welsh, Owens, Stevens, Williard, and Blume led to Ford being placed under 200 bail for trespassing and malicious mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ford
H Edwards Court
Alderman Kellow
Young Ward
Peter Ponley
Joseph Kearney
George McCrea
Peter Welsh
Fred Owens
Harry Stevens
Joseph Williard
Joseph Blume
Young Ford
P. J. McAndrew
No. 16
Abusive Man Seeks Arrest For Tomato Ketchup Vandalism
Nicholas Bengorgl of 412 North Main Avenue swore out a warrant with Alderman Kellow after two boys dirtied his homemade ketchup made from fifteen baskets of tomatoes. Bennie Smith and Willie Straff of North Main Avenue were arrested by Constable George Donlin and held on $200 bail to cover costs and tomato losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Bengorgl
North Main Avenue
Alderman Kellow
Bennie Smith
Willie Straff
George Donlin
Clam Chowder Social Tonight at Loomis Home
A clam chowder social runs this evening from 6 to o'clock at 122 North Lincoln Avenue hosted by Mrs. W. F. Hallstead division No. 82 G I A to B of L EB. Due to low attendance last night the Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist church repeats last evening's supper with an enticing menu.
Farewell Reception for Miss Annie Dunning Reported
Mr and Mrs Piper hosted a farewell for Miss Annie Dunning at 341 South Main Avenue on Wednesday evening. Dunning, who resigned from J D Williams after two years, left yesterday via Lackawanna for New York to sail on the Oceanic to Bristol England. Mrs Thomas H Davis of North Malin provided refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piper
South Main Avenue
Annie Dunning
Miss Dunning
J. D. Williams
Lackawanna
New York
Bristol
England
Thomas H. Davis
North Malin
Community Briefs North Scranton Gathers News
Miss Margaret Travis of North Sumner avenue is seriously ill with scarlet fever. Rev. W H Crawford returns home from North Sanford after visiting his parents. John Hart and John Larson report a Maplewood fishing trip. Rev A L Ramer attends Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School conference at Lehighton. The Washburn Street Presbyterian church Christian Endeavor holds Harvest Home social. Bellevue Loyal Crusaders add members at the Bellevue mission. Oxford Accidental fund to meet in Co operative hall this evening. Charles B Godshall Jr of South Bummer avenue suffers an abscess. Two and a half year old John Cotter of Sadie place strays, found later at Helser and Warnke store and then returned home by police. Mrs Isaac Harris and two sons return from Pittston. James Watkins of Youngstown, Ohio visits Thirteenth street. a Youngstown policeman shot while arresting a mill hand. Mrs Del Cramer and son Bert return to Mimira after West Scranton visit. Alert football team reorganizes seeking first class challenge. manager Thomas Williams of 486 North Main avenue. Dr Angus Grady of Philadelphia visits West Side friends. Harry Davis and Albert Lewis depart for Iowa. W R Williams leaves for California. The funeral of Ruth Davis, 2 months, daughter of Patrolman and Mrs Daniel Davis of 1802 Washburn street, held yesterday at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Travis
North Sumner Avenue
John la
Travis
W. HH. Crawford
North Sanford
Bellevue Loyal Crusaders
Bellevue Mission
Oxford Accidental Fund
Charles TB. Godshall, Jr
South Bumner Avenue
John Cotter
Sadie Place
Helser & Warnke
West Side
Isaac Harris
North Bromley Avenue
Pittston
James Watkins
Youngstown
Ohio
Benjamin Griffiths
Thirteenth Street
Watkines Isa
Ile
del Cramer
Bert
Mimira
West Scranton
Thomas Williams
North Main Avenue
Angus Grady
Philadelphia
Harry Davis
South Garfeld Avenue
Albert Lewis
South Tebeeva Avenue
Jeft
Thesday
Iowa
W. RR. Williams
Eynon Street
California
Ruth
Daniel Davis
Washburn Street
Prayer and burial take place after remains moved to Pittston
D D Hopkins of the Welsh Baptist church offered prayer at the home before the remains were taken to Pittston where the child was laid to rest in the Odd Fellows cemetery. Emma Sullivan visited her mother on North Brumner Avenue while Mr and Mrs Evans Mrs Davis and Mrs Shaffer traveled from Philadelphia to Hillesde home yesterday. To visit the soldiers camp at Olympic, take the Throop of Carbondale car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Hopkins
Het Welsh Baptast Church
Pittston
Odd Fellowa
Emma Sullivan
North Brumner Avenue
Oawero
Teac Mvans
Thomas Davis
North Main Avenue
A. L. Shaffer
Philadelphia
Hillesde
Green Ridge Social notes and Odd Fellows officers named
Residents and visitors listed from Green Ridge attend events and trips. William Found and Emile Gamewell plan moves, Miss Miller heads to Carlisle for law studies, A L Fowler attends Woodmen school, and local couples celebrate their tenth anniversary. Green Ridge lodge No 60a elects officers including Noble Grand Eldred and Deputy Grand Wenrickson.
McNeeley and Sheridan Wed at Holy Rowry Church
Patrick McNeeley of West Market Street and Miss Mary Sheridan of Keyser Avenue wed at Holy Rowry Church on Wednesday afternoon. The ceremony began at 12 with Mendelssohn’s wedding march, Rev. J. V. Moylan officiating. The bride wore mousseline de soie with Persian lace and carried bridal roses. After a wedding breakfast at the bride’s home the couple left for New York and Boston aboard the Lickawanna, planning to settle on Keyser Avenue upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick McNeeley
West Market Street
Mary Sheridan
Keysor Avenue
Holy Rowry Church
Mendelssohn
Libbie Neary
J. V. Moylan
Miss Neary
Mousseline de Sole
Funeral for Frank White at Forest Mill Cemetery
The remains of Frank White of Church Avenue were laid to rest at Forest Mill cemetery yesterday afternoon. Rev. George A. Cure of Providence Methodist Episcopal Church led the services and praised the deceased's Christian life. Floral offerings were abundant and a Methodist quartet performed. Pallbearers included George Shoemaker, John Prethway, William Mack, Henry Jenkins, William Cooper, Edward Lorimer and William Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank White
Church Avenue
Forest Mill
George A. Cure
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church
Cure
Methodist Church
Mosers
Kemmoerling
Watkins
Martin
George Shoemaker
John Prethway
William Mack
Henry Jenkins
William Cooper
Hdward Loremer
William Morgan
Funeral of Thomas Rowley in West Market Street
The funeral for the late Thomas Rowley of West Market Street follows his death at his mother's residence Tuesday evening. Services will be held this afternoon at Holy Rosary Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Rowley
West Market Street
Hell In
Holy Rosary Church
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Endures As Teething Remedy
An old and trusted remedy for teething from Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup is praised as one of the best medicines for children in the United States. It is said to relieve aching gums diarrhoea and eruptions while calming the child and giving the mother rest. Price twenty five cents a bottle.
Complete Cure for $10 Offers in Scranton
A Dr Byers promotes a limited time offer in Scranton for a radical cure at ten dollars with medicines included. Any patient treated immediately will pay $10.00 until cured or have money returned if not cured within a set period, with free X ray examination and treatment continuing until cure. The offer stresses accessibility during tough labor conditions and cautions it may be withdrawn at any moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Byers
Bi-Chemic Treatment Claims Cures for Diseases
The article describes a cellular based BI-CHEMIC treatment by Dr. Byers. It asserts cells misalignment causes disease and that proper nutrition restores health. It claims all diseases can be cured by returning cells to normal, with a non allopathic approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Byers
Free X Ray Examination by Dr Byers
Dr Byers offers a completely free X ray examination promising to determine the exact cause of illness with his Fluorce attachment. The service claims to be the most elaborate outfit in the country and guarantees no charge or compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byers
North Scranton Club to Hold Important Special Meeting
A special meeting of the North Scranton Republican club is announced for this evening and all members are urged to attend for important business.
Socials and society notes from South Scranton area
Alfred Guthelng and John Schunk hosted a social for the benedicts recently as Fourteen Friends members gathered for supper and a late social. St Aloysius held a debate on J P Morgan vs John Mitchell with officers elected. Hound club guests enjoyed supper at Cedar avenue. Jacob Bunday reported suddenly ill yesterday. Evangelical church mission committee meeting planned for Prospect avenue, with weather delaying a St Johns hall cadre. Young Women's Christian Association annual meeting announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Guthelng
John Schunk
Benedicts
Fourteen Friends
Lentes
Dr. Kolh
St. Aloysius Society
Pharmacy Hall
Thomas Barrett
James Brown
John Murphy
Joseph Kelly
J. P. Morgan
John Mitchell
Hubert Coyne
James Arthurs
John A. Murphys
Patrick Lavelle
Joseph Murphy
William Moore
Patrick Walsh
Joseph Kelley
Michael Smith
West Scranton
Lawrence
Hound Club
Cedar Avenue
George Hedrick
Bobley
Jacob Bunday
Harry Bart
St. Paul's Church
Prospect Avenue
St. John's Hall
Mary Reardon
Young Worman's Christian Association
Public testimonial praises Quaker healer for cure
John Jenkins of Dunmore Pennsylvania writes that after a severe accident and wheelchair dependence he sought Doctor Byers treatment. He claims rapid improvement and urges others to try the remedy, praising the physician and urging public endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jenkins
Dunmore
Ventago
Byera
Antia
Phralelan
Byers
Candid Carbondale Patient Praises Quaker Doctor
John Welsh of Carbondale Pennsylvania describes a long coughing illness growing thin and hopeless until he sought treatment by a Quaker physician. He reports his cough faded and his health improved after the doctor’s care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Welsh
Carbondale
Doctor Byers’ Medical Career and Affiliations
Doctor Byers, born to Quaker parents, trained at Jefferson Medical College 1872 and Philadelphia College of Pharmacy. He attended Pennsylvania Hospital and Blockley Hospital courses, served at Eye and Ear Clinics Will’s Hospital, and at J Solis Cohen’s throat clinics. He was an examining physician for Knights Templar and Masonic Mutual Aid in Cincinnati and Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Byers
Jefferson Medical College of
Philadelphia
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy
Pennsylvania Hospital
Will's Hospital
J. Solis Cohen
Knights Templar
Masonic Mutual Aid Association of
Cincinnati
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association of
New York
Evening meeting at Cedar avenue association rooms
Friday evening reports of the year will be presented with an address by Mrs. Margaret J. Sangster. A musical programme and refreshments follow. All members and friends are invited. A trail ride to Carbondale is planned for Saturday, tickets 30 cents, available at the rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Cedar Avenue
Margaret J. Sangster
Carbondale
Mom
Mary Dyer improves after mysterious shooting in Dunmore
The Dunmore area reports Mary Dyer of Grove Street is improving after a recent gunshot. No source of the bullet or motive is identified. Local Ladies Missionary Society collects items for a Southern school, while James Cullen begins medical studies at the University of Pennsylvania. A Dunmore column item notes Van Dyke Pinkney’s recent duty conflict and arrest, with the Times editor defending the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dyer
Grove Street
Ladies' Missionary Society of
The
Presbyterian Church
South
James Cullen
University of Pennesylvinia
Bessie
Mmma Hone
Honesdale
Dunmore
Scranton Times
Vandyke Pinkney
Thirteenth Regiment
Jalil
Wbole
Falae
Mallcion
Times
Wayne County Fair Rains Scrubbed Activities
Special to the Scranton Tribune reports Tuesday's Wayne County Fair day canceled many planned events due to drizzling rain. Races and attractions were declared off, spectators were seated for a postponed day, admissions received Thursday rain checks, and managers hope to resume Friday if weather allows, with Saturday potentially hosting the rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Tribune
Honesdale
Wayne County Fair Association
Falr
Welsh Hill Bapt. Harvesters and Local News Notes
Welsh Hill special to the Beranton Tribune reports harvesters outnumber corm this year with farmers filling silo storage. W D Jones records a yeator incident and David Williams of Scranton suffers cholera infantum with poor prognosis. Rupert Wella welcomes a daughter. Mrs Bunnell and Mrs Owens visit Beranton residents. families K N Harris and children Wesley and Eleanor attend a gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranton
Welsh Hill
Corm
W. D. Jones
David Williams
Jackson Street
Scranton
John Moses
Jones
Rupert Wella
And
Mire
Bunnell
Thomes Owens
Beth =eer
Hovylok
Marlotta
K. N. Harris
Wesley
Eleanor
Marriage Announcements Highlight Local Pledges and Wishes
The wedding of Mrs Harvis sister Miss Molpch Brown of Pittaton to Me Sehooley of Wilkes Horive occurred Wednesday with Rev Harvie officiating. Gordon Westcott and Miss Ligale Jones quietly wed recently and received broad community best wishes. Mrs Jounoon Poblos of Bauth Gibson hosted a recent event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvis
Molpch Brown
Pittaton
Me. Sehooley
Wilkes-Horive
Harvie
Gudrdon Westcott
Ligale Jones
Jounoon Poblos
Bauth Gibson
Muest
Alte
Jones
Brooklyn Residents Visit Friends During Week of Socials
Mrs Ralph Stert ing and daughters spent Tuesday in Montrone with Mrs Frank Bureh of Waverly and others visiting at Pc Dov an’s. Misa Jessie Delaway luis returned from ou Vieit in Binghamton. Mr H Van Auken hosts a gathering for the tenth anniversary of his marriage. The Brooklyn band attended and a festival by three Sunday schools raised $15 for the band. Apple crop is large with many shipments locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Ralph Sterting
Montrone
Frank Bureh
Waverly
Irvin Gearhart Credits Dr Byers For Relief From Chronic Ailments
Irvin Gearhart of 2006 Smith Place praises Dr Byers for curing decades of pania and related back and head pains after a year of illness and months of severe symptoms that kept him from work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Gearhart
Smith Place
Jadwitt
Wanalan
Kidney Disease Cured Says Fred Rentschler
Mr. Fred Rentschler of Elm Street reports long illness diagnosed as kidney trouble. After years of pain back and groin, poor appetite, and sleepless nights, he sought treatment from doctors in New York and elsewhere. He credits Dr Byers' treatment with a complete recovery starting in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Rentschler
Elm &T
New York
Rheumatism relief through Dr Byers treatment
Mr Conrad Heilig of Scranton Michigan describes six years of rheumatism with inability to move freely. After visiting Dr Byers he reports walking normally again and living like a new man, praising the physician's care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Heilig
Ash St. Scranton
Farewell man shares cure for bronchial trouble
William Snowden of Wayne County Pennsylvania describes a three year battle with a severe cough that caused weight loss and insomnia. After trying doctors with no relief he began Dr Byers treatment and rapidly regained strength and sleep, with his cough greatly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Snowden
Wayne Co, Pa
Dr. Byers
Quiker
Doctor Churchman Byers Permanent Officer Scranton Office
Dr Churchman Byers chief consulting physician of the Bi Chemic Treatment maintains a permanent office on the entire second floor at 412 Spruce Street Scranton Pennsylvania. Office hours are 6 a.m. to 12 and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. evenings 7 to 8 daily and Sunday 1 p.m. to 12 midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchman Byers
Spruce St
Scranton
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