Notable Residents and Visitors Arrive in City
Levi Frye of Bloomsburg and Attorney R B Little of Montrose were in the city yesterday. Dr and Mrs Carl M Kelly of Equinunk visited. City Engineer Phillips 19 suffers rheumatism at home. Simon Laver of 444 Wyoming Ave plans a few days in New York. Annie Costello of Binghamton visits Miss Jessie Kennedy. Mrs Thomas Ruddy of Penn Ave entertains son Rev John J Ruddy of the Erie diocese. H M Hannah leaves for Chambersburg with daughter Fanny to enter school. Henry J Anderson of Lactanna Trust attends the Harrisburg convention. Mr and Mrs William Bell of Peckville plan a four day drive to Philadelphia to visit their daughter Mrs W H Hillhower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Frye
Bloomsburg
R. B. Little
Montrose
Carl M. Kelly
Equinunk
Phillips 19
Simon Laver
Wyoming Avenue
New York City
Annie Costello
Binghamton
Jessie Kennedy
Thomas Ruddy
Penn Avenue
John J. Ruddy
Erie
H. P. Baldwin
Jersey Central Railroad
Baldwin
Isaac Post
H. M. Hannah
Chamburg
Fanny Hannah
Chambersburg School
Henry J. Anderson
Lactanna Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Harrisburg
Trust Companies
Ivania
William Bell
Peckville
Bell
Philadelphia
W. H. Hillhower
Millinery Opening In Scranton Styled Event
A cordial invitation invites the Indies of Scranton and surrounding area to the fall opening of Pattern Bonnets. The event runs Thursday Friday and Saturday September Señor Fort in 1907 at 514 Spruce Street Opening Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Saturda
Pattern Bonnets
Grand opening and real estate notices in Scranton area
The item announces a 40000 dollar School House project on Columbia avenue with remaining lots offered. It notes a Miss Jenkins Morris millinery shop opening at 406 Spruce Street for three days and a sale related to Weber. A marriage notice, a county funeral and interment details follow for local residents in Scranton and Wilkes-Barre.
Help For Young Men at Scranton Y M C A Rooms
A new evening educational program opens in Scranton with industrial training classes forming part of the Young Men’s Christian Association offerings. A W Dickson will preside and explain carpentry, wood turning, drawing, and other branches, with instructors from Dickson Manufacturing and local colleges. The annual membership is seven dollars, covering multiple classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
A. W. Dickson
Scranton
Mahy
Boies
Young Men’s Christian Association
Hodge
New York
Carpenters of
H. W. Rowley
A. BE. Sloan
Dickson Manufacturing Company
Rowley
Whie
Draugateman
C.F. Hoyt
Cornell University
Michian University
John L. Richards
Bloomaburg State Normal School
Tallie Morgan
Public School Notes Highlight Growth and Local Plans
The note outlines improved conditions for Professor George Powell and a growing training school with thirty five scholars the largest ever. It reports high school attendance high class sizes and new school needs including No 12 in the eighteenth ward. Delays in shipments affect supplies while building work advances new third ward school and high school projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Powell
Mitchell
Ray W. Kessler
Brandt
G. W. Phillips
University of Pennsylvania
Law
Third Ward
Weat Market Street
Seneca Street
O'Boyle
O'Malley
Hickory Street Presbyterian Church
Conrad Schroeder
Board of Control
Board of Health
Carr's Market
Health Board
Jennings
Jenn
Freman
F. J. Pitcaiunons
Readers Respond to Public Opinion Letters
Letters from readers present brief opinions on local issues. The page notes the editor will publish letters with authors’ names and states the newspaper bears no responsibility for expressed views.
Scranton Musical Controversy Rages Over Mr Carter
Editor of Tat Taravune defends local musicians against Mr Carter from Olean arguing that Scranton has strong vocal and instrumental talent. He questions Carter's claimed tutelage and skill while listing local figures and past engagements and challenging Carter to prove his ability with a real organ performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tat Taravune
Carter
Mosquito Carter
Mr. Carter
Olean
Haydn Evans
D. Protheros
Mr. Evans
George Carter
Jorge Washington
Joseph Parry
Swansea
Waley
Frederick J. Karo
London
Scranton
Longhurst
Canterbury Cathedral
W. A. Garrett
London Musical Times
E. J. Hopkins
Wales
Bis
Anton Rubenstien
Ignaz Paderewski
Fair Olean
Apollo
Bagh
Papa Haydn
Beethoven
Wagner
Dudley Buck
Elm Park Church
Iit
Dyfed Lewyn
Leonora von Stosch
Mr. Sherwood
George Noyes Rockwell
Rockwell
Elim Park
the Tribune
Paderiwiski
Hayden Evans
Celefa
American College of Musicians
Urganlata
Tod
Davina
Mus
Bae
Jury Yet to Reach Verdicts in Delaware and Hudson Suit
In Blakely cases the court heard banking arguments and witness testimony. Ex Judge Jessup sought binding instructions for the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company trial but Judge Gunster did not grant them. The Miss Winifred Barrett trespass suit against Blakely borough proceeded with testimony on August 1, 1891, ditch hole injuries, and rain caused settlement. Other suits involving Charian A Burr, John Kuse, H Stone, and Ackerman Bros. against BE Weiss concluded with two plaintiff verdicts totaling 28 and 58 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessup
Archhbald
Winifred Barratt
Blakely
Burr
ex-Judee H
Gunster
Winifred Barrett
Mina Barrett
Carbondale
Edward
Sin
Charian A. Burr
John Kuse
H. Stone
Mr. Kase
Dr. Burr
Stone
Ackerman Bros
Weiss
Lawyers Admitted in Multiple County Courts And Public Notices
Attorney George D. Taylor admitted in Lusanne county courts. William McCurry admitted in Lackawanna county courts. Alfred J. Harris received transfer of Charlotte Bray restaurant license. Bail posted for Joseph Javstoskey on false pretenses with Martin Woyshner as bondsman. Scranton vs McHugh rule to show cause on payment issue. Mary Champlin administratrix vs George M. Watson new trial rule granted after verdict in plaintiff's favor. County commissioners inspected a new 45 foot span Groton Bridge over the East River at Gouldsboro costing 520. accepted as complete. Marriage licenses issued to multiple couples including Morgan Jones with Elizabeth Brennaman Scranton and Frank Francis Old Forge. Additional licenses to Perry county and Luzerne county residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Taylor
Lusanne
Charlotte Bray
Taylor
Alfred J. Harris
William McCurry
Montour County
Lackawanna
Joseph Javstoskey
Gunster
Martin Woyshner
City of
Scranton
Anthony McHugh
Mary Champlin
George M. Watson
Gouldsboro
Groton Bridge Company
Morgan Jones
Elizabeth Brennaman
Frank Francis
Old Forge
Hettie Mills
Straitaville
Perry County
Ohio
Patrick Mullen
Annie
Millinery Opening and Exhibition at Lancaster Area
MW A Friedlander & Co. announce a millinery opening on Thursday Sept 2 featuring Misses Jenkins and Morris at 406. A championship gold medal and gold stopwatch trophy will be contested on Sept 23 and are currently on display in Phelpe Drug Store window. H B Cochran druggist of Lancaster Pa notes Burdock Blood Bitters at over 100 bottles for dyspepsia sour stomach and liver kidney troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins & Morris, Millinera
Spruce Street
MW. A. Friedlander & Co
Misses Jenkins & Morris
Phelpe Drug Store
H. B. Cochran
Lancaster
Bright Young Man Seeks Office Position as Bookkeeper
A capable penman with accurate figures seeks an office job as a bookkeeper or clerk in a large general office. The advertisement notes a handsome young lady skilled in stenography and a good salary, referencing College of Business and Superior Training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beokeeper
Oon's College
Anp Suont
Lackawanna Hoping to Open Pattern Bonnets Event Week
Armory gathering announced in Providence on Thursday September 27 to transact business. Frrear Livor EB D. Conwis Joan W BexJaurn First Sergeant note thanks to Iph and Robertson and Dolph Coal Co employees for a 109 70 donation for war months May June July and August. Fall opening of Pattern Bonnets and Hats set for September 27 28 29 at Spruce St Opp Court House Siegel's social Oct 1. City and school taxes for 184 year now available for payment with statements by request. R G Brooks City Treasurer hours 9 am to 1 pm except Saturday noon closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Frrear Livor
D. Conwis
Joan W. BexJaurn
Lackawanna
Iph and Robertson
Dolph Coal Co
James . Dickson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norton's New Stock
Old Republican Building
Gas and Water Office
Wyoming Ave
German Rupture Cure CO
Washington Ave
The
Weston Mill Co
H. B. Ware
Honura
F. Fuuuea
Oppeaing Court House
Columbia Avenue
Anreon Froraropas
Guernsey
Banner-Cautrill
A. F. Chaffee
Joseph Banner
Minnie Cautrill
Wilkes-Barre
Public School Notes
Lake Ariel
Pillsbury Flour Mills
Warof
Davies
Erformera
Ann Nabune Gals
Tribune
Aight
Ladier
Rusett, Oxfordea
Russett
Congress
Ragor Toea
A. C. Netheron & A Commonwealth Building
Thomas Rich
Court House News Notes
J. FB
Foniuen
Spruce St
Court House
Siegel
Cid
R. G. Brooks
Washington Avenus
Weichel & Millar
Arge
Yoming Avenue
Lacka. Ave
DR. Shimberg
Schank
Sam “Sie
Rexford Jewelry Co
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Pratt’s Book Store
Sommer
ABI Ia
Teprette Cilembostienment
Washington Av
Clarence M. Florey
Florey & Holt
C.W. Freeman
Jeweler
Penn Avenue and
John BE. Lewis
OUR Children’s Department
Gallen
Penn Clothing & Shoe House
S. L. Gallen
the Gallen Combination
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