Parsons Woman Honored at West Side Reception
Miss Minnie Davies of Parsons was guest of honor at a West Side reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Daniels. The evening featured violin music by Belle Vipond and Miss Harriet Ward, with refreshments at 8 o clock and several card games. Attendees included Florence Gibbs, Margaret Edwards, Maud Vipond, Alice Evans, and others from Schuylkill County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Daniela
Daniela
Minnie Davies
Parsons
Missargaret Gibba
Belle Vipond
Harriet Ward
Florence Gibbs
Margaret Edwards
Margaret Gibbs
Maud Vipond
Alice Evans
Jennie Daniels
Mollie Ward
Mary J. Davies
Jessie Price
Schuylkill County
Carl Andrews
Robert Walker
Charles E. Daniels
Burt Thayer
Edward Thayer
DeGraw
George McDonald
George Williams
George Peek
George Silkman
Will Price
Sebuylkill County
Farewell reception planned for Professor Protheroe today
A farewell reception for Mr and Mrs Daniel Protheroe of South Sumner Avenue is set for this evening. After a late departure they will move to Milwaukee Wisconsin. The event is hosted by the Cymrodorian Society with Rev. Hugh Davies presiding and H M Edwards directing. A musical program features several singers and a choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Protheroe
South Sumner Avenue
Milwaukee
Wis
Old Cymrodorian Society
H. M. Edwards
Hugh Davies
W. H. Pearce
Elm Park Church
N. J. McManus
J. T. Morris
Bellevue
D. P
David Jones
Thia Ride
J. E. Heekie
Mia. B. T. Jayne
Lydia Sailer
Misa Elsie Powell
Fannie Jones Llew Herbert
Carlsbad Waters Said to Improve Health and Flesh
A testimonial praises Carlsbad Waters for improving flesh and strength, removing unhealthy tissues and fat while building firm tissue. The user notes early morning Sprudel Salt increases laxative action and recommends the remedy for chronic catarrh stomach biliousness gout or rheumatism. The genuine product bears Eisner & Mendelson Co. New York signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsbad
Eisner & Mendelson Co
New York
Ivor Davis Dies After Tree Fall in Washburn Street
A lad of about 16 fell from a tree in front of his parental home on Washburn street and fractured his shoulder. Dr. Roberts attends. Funeral for Ray. W. Jones scheduled this afternoon at 8.30. David Reese and Daniel Thomas elected to Plymouth Congregational Church vacancies after resignations of Bert Eynon and Evan KR Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Washburn move to new home on South Main avenue. Mr Washburn and Miss Minnie Blosenger married in Windsor New York last week. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised as health booster and remedy for various ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivor Davis
Washburn Street
Dr. Roberts
David
Reese
Daniel Thomas
Plymouth Congregational Church
Bert Eynon
Evan KR. Williams
Frank Washburn
South Main Avenue
Mr. Washburn
Windsor
N. Y
Minnie Blolsenger
Willowstraet
Wheel breaks free as dray toppled on South Side
A loaded dray from H Montgomery & Co. toppled after a wheel collapsed opposite River at rest. The driver, tossed from the high seat, escaped with only minor bruises as the two ton feed load was transferred to a new wagon. Authorities saw the incident with relief at his unharmed recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Montgomery & Co
Littl
Injured worker John Durkin in Scranton tram yard accident
John Durkin of Pear street, employed at the Linden street car barn of Scranton Traction, suffered a severe foot injury when a beam he held was crushed between moving cars. He was taken to Moses Taylor hospital after the incident at the Dunmore power house area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Durkin
Pear Street
Linden Street
Scranton Traction Company
Dunmore
Moses Taylor Hospital
Local notices from Scranton include studio opening and obituaries
Ernest Batze opens piano and organ studio on Cedar avenue opposite No 8 school. Henry Bonn Jr. of Cedar avenue taken to bed with heavy cold. W Westpfahl visits Philadelphia and Baltimore and will be away until Sunday. Scranton Axle Works stockholders hold adjourned meeting Saturday afternoon. Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal church Sunday school plans a picnic at Mountain Lake on Saturday. Patrick Connolly funeral this afternoon with interment at Hyde Park Catholic cemetery. Mrs John Kapusewski of 1108 Prospect avenue dies after lingering illness. funeral tomorrow at 10 am with requiem high mass at Polish Catholic church. interment in Minooka Polish cemetery. Mrs Nicholas Heffron of 419 Prospect Avenue dies after five weeks illness. born in County Mayo Ireland. mother of six. funeral Friday morning with 9 am requiem at St Peter's cathedral. no interment at Hyde Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Batze
Cedar Avenue
Henry Bonn, Jr
W. Westpfahl
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Scranton Axle Works
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Mountain Lake
Patrick Connolly
Hyde Park Catholic
South Side
Young Women’s Christian Association
Tomkinson
John Kapusewski
Prospect Avenue
Minooka
Nicholas Heffron
Heffron
County Mayo
Ireland
Scranton
St. Peter's
Hyde Park Cemetery
Local notes reflect family visits and career moves
North End residents and visitors figure in social updates with Dr Jenkins entertaining kin, a diphtheria illness of a Reese Evans daughter, new appointments at Diocesan Record, and several moves to Philadelphia for work. Also noted are housing expansion in Green Ridge, a wedding at Holy Rosary, and Loyal Legion sessions expanding youth outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Jenkins
Reese Evans
Putnam Street
P. F. Martin
Stanton Arrest
Thomas Koeh
J. J. Clark
Philadelphia
A. ©. Bailey
Keiser’s Pond
Wayne County
James Maloney
W. A. Browning
Arlington Heights
Hartford
Susquehanna County
William Lewis
Mauch Chunk
William J. Lewis
Eden Avenues
Patrick Jennings
Hudson Street
F. E. Nettleton
Fograt Gi Avenue
F. Dunn
Dunn
Capouse Avenue
H. Burns
Green Ridge
John Moran
Cayn
Toarringe
Ellen McGovern
Holy Rosary Church
W. J. O'Donnell
Thomas Evans
Misa Ellen Duggan
Loyal Legion
Pen & Eee
Frank Mahon
Mian
Minnie Perry
Holy Ros
Hey
J. O'Donnell
Libbie Neary
Cathering
Dunmore Social Notes And Local Updates
Miss Mame Townsend has returned from vacation. Mrs Samuel Cole of Brook street visits in Honesdale. Miss Mame Cranston of Avoca visits friends in Dunmore. Miss Carrie Simons of Lake Ariel visits at W Jones on Brook street. Pennsylvania Coal company sees full shifts with light crew. Epworth league social held at Methodist church well attended. Miss Marie Singie shows improvement after illness. JF B Simons of Hamilton, Wayne county opens hay business in Dunmore this fall and winter. George Alger loses and regains pocketbook near Clark's Summit. Job Kilis eyesight has little hope of improvement. Ellis of Pennsylvania Coal company long-time employee. P D Manley's new three story brick building on Chestnut street progressing. Call for more brick buildings to reduce fires and ease insurance risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mame Townsend
Samuel Cole
Brook Street
Honesdale
Mame Cranston
Avoca
Dunmore
Carrie Simons
Lake Ariel
W. Jones
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Wees
Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Marie Singie
JF. B. Simons
Hamlinton
Wayne County
Hahaa
Danmore
Mr. Simons
George Alger
Clark’s
Mr. Alger
Clark
Job Kilis
Ellis
Ennsylvania Coal Company
Black
Parades Planned by Scranton Diocesan Union for Father Mathew's Day
The Scranton Diocesan union board met at St. John's Hall to discuss Father Mathew's day parades with railroads offering reduced transport. M. J. McHale of St. Aloysius society was chosen grand marshal for Lackawanna county at Jermyn. Captain J. H. Duggan named Scranton division commander. After the parade a picnic will entertain visiting societies. Rev. M. E. Lynott works toward hospitable reception. First district convention aims Peckville Oct 7, Second district Oct 14 at St. John's hall. J. Washington Logue may attend the Second district event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Diocesan Union
St. John’s Ball
Cupotse Avenue
Father Mathew
Delaware and Hudson and
Ontario and Western
St. Aloysius
A& Moat
AP. Doyle
New York
Catholic Total Alinence Union of America
Flrst
Peckville
St. John's Hall
J. Washington Logue
Missionary Society to Convene at Asbury M E Church
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Wyoming district holds its annual meeting today at Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church. The program includes morning and afternoon sessions with devotions, reports, committee appointments, and talks on Miss Hall's school in Rome and Work in Japan, followed by a luncheon served by the church auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury M. EB Church
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
Wyoming
Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
W. W. Ives
A. F. Chaffee
Nesconer
J. B. Summer
G. C. Lyman
Auxiliarica
Mra
Hard
Miss Hall
Rome
W. E. Pears
F. H. Parsons
Situations Wanted From a Family of Ads
A jumble of classified style entries shows multiple wants including a dr eemaker, a bell man shipkeeper or clerk with five years experience, a young man seeking a position in science related work, a woman offering plain sewing by day or at home, a woman seeking house or office work by day, a respectable woman seeking housekeeping for a child, and a middle aged man with good references offering bookkeeping and clerical services seeking work for board. Addresses include Spruce Street Wyoming Avenue Twenty Street Penn Avenue Hyde Park and Tribune office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criti
Ballaman
Yoang
Wyoming
Adress
Spruce Street
Twentiet Street
Hyde Park
Deal
Penn Avenue
W.K Tribune
Ollce
Green Ridge Gun Club Shoots for $75 Gold Medal
The Green Ridge Gun Club announces a shooting event in Lackawanna with 21 entries and aims to attract 40 plus shooters from Northeastern Pennsylvania and Luzerne County. Prizes include a $75 gold medal, a $45 gold stop watch, a Remington rifle, and other awards. Admission is 2 cents. spectators welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna
G Ridge Gret
Green Ridge Gun Club
Lomber Dealers
Scranton
George W. Schlager
E. R. Parker
A. W. Jurish
Remington
George W. Pelton
Alex Dunn, Jr
Pennsylvania
Wilkes-Barre
Luzerne
KOX 6
Scranton’s Business Interest Edition Promises Wide City Promotion
Tue Trinont prepares a carefully compiled publication listing Scranton’s leading wholesale banking manufacturing and civic interests. The bound edition includes photo views of public buildings business blocks streets and portraits of the city. Copies will serve as statewide advertisement attracting newcomers and boosting tax entries. representatives will call on premises requesting views of residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue Trinont
Scranton
Tax Tawons
Vee Thor
Ae Purtien
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West Side
Miss Minnie Davies
Prof. Protheroe
Little West Side News Notes
D. Adkins
Lafayette Street
Celia Edwards
Plymouth
Ada Fairchild
Dalton
William ©. Davies
Charles Nicholas
Reese Davies
Buffalo
North Bromley Avenue
Misa Mary DeLong
William James
Pittsburg
T. C. Edwards
Kingston
Robert Morris Loage
Order of American Trovavorites
Ublican League
Pittston
William Y. Griffiths
North Sumner Avenue
Thomas North
Pleasant Mount
Thomas Buckley
West Scranton
No Ld
John Davies
South Hyde Park Avenue
William Armson
Elvis Sagem
Ed Hughes
Ray
Jones
The
First Welsh Baptist
Forest Hill
Hood
Njury
Rig
North End
Loftus
Anthony Cook
Niagara Falls
Canada
Mossophelehaten
Yesternoon
Mr. Bliss
Abraham
God
Tallin Morgan
George E. Guild
Adam
Christ
Board of Government of the
C. T. A. U. of Scranton
OUR Missionary Societies
Peer Hieron
Japan
W. Green
Lockpool
Locknow
Lizzie
Asbury Church Auxiliary
Cac Ie
Uracru
Sample
Ginnteam Novalty Co
Broadway
Newark
Helriegel
Locust Street
Cedar
A. H. Andrews & Co
Tribune
John Xyes
Wyoming Avenue
Adams Avenue
Bath
Cusick
W. B. Moore
Squires
Frank Leslie
Express
MOODY
Als
Gibson Street
Neal
Franklin Avenue
Dreemaker K
Vine
Egin
Amall
Connolly & Wallace
Washington Ave
Court House
A. W. Jurisch
Mt, Pleasant
Third National
Yoiaphond
WM. T. Smith
Wm. Linn Allen & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
151 Meridian ST
London
Paris
Vicinity
H. Langfeld
Lackawanna Ave
Atlantic Refining Co
William Mason
Coaley Wyoming
Pina Broo
Commonwealth Bld G
Scranton, PA
Moosic and
Bushdale Works
Laffini & Rand Powder Co
Repanno Chemical Co
No & Fifth Avenue
E.c.ricker&co
Adams Ave
Scranton Tribune
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