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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1899

Page

10

Cardonae School Opens Oct 2 Under New Attendance Rules

The Carbondale school board orders all district schools to open Monday Oct 2. Central building opens after addition is done. Eighth and ninth graders must register with Principal Bryden and Superintendent Gare between 8:30 and noon or 1 to 4. West-side pupils travel to Farview street. east-side pupils to Belmont street. Strict enforcement. President W R Moore et al.

Bryden Gare Collins Heivery No. R Hglmont Street No. 7 Farview Street

New Chiefs Named by Lackawaxon Tribe

The Improved Order of Red Men No 205 elects chiefs to lead the organization for the next conflig ix moons. Named are Prophet John W. Rivenbure sachem John Goodwins senior sagamore William J. Williams junior sagamore Joseph Jenkins trustee John C. Swindlehurst.

Lackawaxon Tribe Phophet John W. Rivenbure Sachem John Ts Goodwins Sagamore William J. Williame Joseph Jenkins John C. Swindlehurat

Local Notices and Personal Updates on New York Travels and Community Events

Miss Bessie Grimartifi returns to New York City. J W Shannon back from Susquehanna. Miss Anna Rodman of New York visiting John Clune on Dundaff street then returned home. Mr and Mrs Christopher Mitton attend Harford fair. Willam Aunger hosts a thimble tea 3 to 6 PM. Mrs Connie Gaughan of seventh avenue visits sister in Hancock. Major leaves for duty on the El Paso and Northeastern in New Mexico. No preaching at Baptist tabernacle Sunday. Mrs George Fowler entertains Miss Ella Giles of Pleasant Mount. Charles Humphrey returns from Afton. Miss Baja Borris entertains Miss Hassle Ham of Honesdale. Mrs George Kelly returns from Binghamton. Fifth son of Owen Reese reported federally improved last night. Canduetur Ditmere of the traction owes a related incident after a jump near yesterday. Thomas Carikon’s condition unchanged. Carbondatians at the Dewey celebration include John F. Reynolds and many others listed.

Bessie Grimartifi Hia New York City Shannon Susquehanna Anna Rodman New York John Clune Dundaff Street Metropolis Christopher Mitton Harford Fair Mere Willam Aunger Connie Gaughan George Kelly Hinghamton Owen Reese Canduetur Ditmere Iedal Thomas Carikon John F. Reynolds B.D. Yarrington Reese Hughes A. Manville Singer G. J. Benton DW. Humphrey

Pretty Autumn Wedding At Peckville Home

Yesterday morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hayden Saimeon of Peckville their daughter Ida married John H. Kinback in a front parlor ceremony. Rev. C. Simpkins officiated as autumnal decorations and a floral arch framed the nuptials. The couple left for New York City to begin their honeymoon aboard the Delaware and Hudson train, with many relatives and friends from Carbondale Scranton Dunmore and Jermyn in attendance.

Hayden Saimeon Nickery Street Peckville Miss Ida John H. Kinhack Rev. & C. Simpkins Methodist Episcopal Church Mendellesohn Kinback Delaware and Hudson New York City

Tivvies repair Keyser valley branch tracks and new engine planned

Over two weeks gangs repair tracks on the Keyser valley branch of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western, with new rails laid as traffic rises. A new engine may be placed on this run and officials recently inspected the line amid increased service.

Names of Peckville residents join Glenburn group gathering

The list records attendees from Peckville and Glenburn including Mre Charles Harned Mrs F L Taylor Mrs F Chivers Mrs Elmer Kennedy Mrs R J Taylor Mrs Ilba Tinkiepaugh Mrs BE GT Orale Mr John Day Mrs Arthur Thompson and others at a social event. The assembly includes many married couples and single attendees from both towns with titles and surnames listed.

Kiste Oakley Glenburn John Samson Dickson Fred Kinback Anthony Kinbact Nicholas Albert Kinbick Archbald Peckville Charles Harned F. Ll. Taylor F. Chivers Elmer Kennedy R. J. Taylor Ilba Tinkiepaugh BE. Tt. Orale Elmer Ewingle Mise Bewele Crale Emma Etta Peck Stella Wademan Alice Tuthill Jessie Myra Hoffecker Harry Roberts Robert Lintern Edmund Williams Willham Gunn

Wedding of Miss Owen and groom with Rev Race officiating

The ceremony at Rendham was performed by Rev J L Race and witnessed by Rev Samuel Davis. Miss Owen wore roe colored attire with chiffon and ribbons and carried bridal roses, attended by cousin Miss Lamarauex of Forty Fort in pink. Groom was supported by Frank Owen and others as ushers. After the ceremony, guests went to the bride’s home for a sumptuous repast with numerous, beautiful entertainments.

J. L. Race Rendham Samuel Davis Miss Owen Roe Allk Miss Lamarauex Forty Fort Frank Owen the Mears George Safford John Faraday Pred Watton William Liptanm

JERMYN AND MAYFIELD COMMUNITY NOTES

Obituary reports John Roberts dies at his Fourth Street home after miner's asthma long illness. Marriage of Richard Jones and Clara Reewood at Mayfield home of her parents Mrs and Mrs Robert Roe. Various residents travel and local events include a Citizens band open air concert by the Avery hotel.

Engagement Announced and Local News From Olyphant

Miss Blanche Travers of Olyphant becomes engaged to William T Millson son of Thomas A Edison the inventor. Undertaker W J Sweeney buys a fine ambulance. Presbyter ian church youths plan an old quike concert for Wednesday. William Williams of Hudson street dislocates his jaw at Johnson mine Priceburg. Dr F J Peat attends him. Hungarians in D HH mines are treated after noon. Mrs Viola Pugh and niece Maggie Jones return to Baltimore. Harriet Hoban takes a millinery job in Scranton. Isabel Hill of Elivider Pa visits Pleadely. Miss Saree of Shickshinny visits Superintendent L T D Sarge. Jennie McAndrew visits Paterson N J. Dr Leonard Kelley and wife in North Carolina. Dr J J Price suffers pleurisy. Several locals attend the Dewey celebration in New York. Hood's Sarsaparilla praised for health and vigor.

Blanche Travers Wm. T Millson Thomas A. Edison W. J. Sweeney Undertakers Presbyterian Church Det William Williams Hudson Street Johnson’s Pricebure F. J. Peat Viola Pugh Mieco Elizabeth Jones Baltimore Maggiie Jones John Rogan New York Harriet Hoban O'Hara Scranton Isabel Hill North Carolina J. J. Price Willam Wheeler James Wheeler Matthew Mackey E. J. Barthold Frank Wieland

Pretty wedding at St Thomas church in Dickson area

Miss Ella Reilly of Dickson and Mr Richard Logan of Carmalt street were married at St Thomas church with Rev J O Farrell officiating. Bridesmaid Miss Lixtale Reilly and groom’s best man James Met attended. The couple left for New York then Canada for two weeks.

St. Thomas Church J. 0. Farrell Ella Reilly Dickson Richard Logan Carmalt Street Lixtale Reilly James Met Dunmore Patrick Reilly New York Canada Henry Shifler Bella West Nicholson Michael Mahon Boulevard Road

Local Resident Found Dead in Bed

A man identified as Main arrest was found dead in his bed yesterday morning. Mr and Mrs John Compton of Wilkes Barre spent yesterday with friends here.

John Compton Wilkes-Barre

Local Society Notes Mention Returns And New Goods

Mra A A Ayres and Bande return from Malondale to attend their father Alvam Ledyard's estate. Jenkine moves to Moosic for a lucrative job. Mrs A M Kestell and daughter Frenr return from New York with a new line of millinery and invite friends to preview. James W Smith returns from Philadelphia. A ten cent supper will be served this evening at the hose house due to abundant leftovers from yesterday’s banquet.

Mra A. A. Ayres Mra. Bande Malondale Citi Alvam Ledyard M. EK. Oc Jenkine Moosic A. M. Kestell Frenr New York James W. Smith Philadelphia

Theatrical line up at the Academy and Lyceum shows

The Katharine Robot company performs A Nutmeg Match at the Academy with Killartey, Romeo and Juliet on the bill tonight. Miss May Twin to star at the Lyceum tonight in Sister Mary. Misa Trewin praised for humor and charm, Irwin noted for warmth and artistry.

Academy Katharine Robot Company Miss May Twin Lyceum Mary Misa Trewin

The People's Exchange Advertises Affordable Listings

The column promotes a popular clearinghouse for housing, real estate, sales, exchanges, or job help. It notes rates, six insertions for five cents a word, and free situations wanted. Also lists the Lac Lackawanna School in Bernanton Pennsylvania with courses in college, law, medicine, or business led by Thomas Cann and associates.

School OF the Lac Lackawanna Bernanton Long Thomas M. Cann W. E. Plumley A. ML

Hoey and Norton at Catetys for Week of Matinees

Hoey and Norton's Twentieth Century comedians perform at the Catetys for the remainder of the week starting with afternoon matinees. The Buffalo News lauds their up to date acts with singers dancers acrobats and strong audience recalls as the Lyceum walls ring with laughter for nearly three hours.

Hoey & Norton Buffalo News Lyceum

Concert by Dr Joseph Parry at the Lyceum

Friday evening Dr Joseph Parry will lead a concert and operatic program at the Lyceum as a highlight of the musical season. He recently resigned as conductor of the Cardiff choral society to focus on composing and arranging works including a new Congregational tune book. Oin Harlan headlines at Hovis cotedies, with a Saturday Lyceum appearance in a new comedy My Innocent Boy under Frank McKee's management.

Joseph Parry Lyceum Oin Harlan Seassn Frank McKee Lyceumn

Baseball scores from National League games across cities

Scores from Baltimore Chicago New York Boston St Louis and Philadelphia games. Highlights include Philadelphia 8 Baltimore 1 and Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 0 with multiple pitchers and batters listed. Umpires named Swartwood Hunt and O'Day appear across contests.

Situations Wanted Ads From Local Help-Wanted Column

Several brief notices seek work by individuals. Includes a young woman offering home duties and child care, a middle aged woman seeking mall center work with good references, a young woman for double entry bookkeeping, a high school graduate offering entry level work, and a woman seeking daily washing ironing or cleaning services in the city.

Addisonion Adams Ll. i

Delaware and Hudson Trains Schedule from Scranton Reads Like a Time Capsule

Trains depart Scranton May 1 with routes to Carbondale Albany and other points. The timetable lists Black Diamond Express Valley Railroad connections and multiple daily departures including Sunday shows and names J. W. Burdick G P A Albany and H W Cross D P A Scranton as officials.

Lehigh Valley schedules northeast routes and connections

The 189 era notice lists Lehigh Valley Railroad trains to Scranton, Philadelphia, New York and allied connections via D and L W routes. It shows morning and afternoon departures and named express services, with Pullman parlor and sleeping cars on all Wilkes-Barre to New York and Philadelphia services. Offices and agents are listed for ticketing and reservations.

Scranton New York Newark Elizabeth Philadelphia Baston Bethlehem Alfontown Mauch Chunk White Haven Tor Pittston Wilkes-Barre Lattimore Washington Hounts Bethlehem Ocean Grove Reading Lehinon Harrishine Allentown Sunsday Lipy Ny Potteville Tekots Hatton Barladelphia Whitesaver Hanleton Bsrg Pottnville Elston Watrinsbure Ad Prince Bundays Ra Pella Elmith Ithaca Geneva Rochester Buffalo Ningare Falla Chicago Bunedave Lehigh Valley Olluin H. Wilmar Routh Bealener Tre CHAS LEE Cortlandt Street New

Scranton to New York Timetable Lines

Time table shows trains from Scranton to New York and intermediate points at 7.05 p.m. and 2.23 p.m returning to Scranton at 6.26 a.m., 2.16 p.m., and 8.30 p.m. Hawley and local stops are listed along the route with the same day timetable.

Scranton New York Newburgh Hawley

Also Mentioned on This Page

Carbondale NEW Chiefs Ida Samson John H. Kinback Taylor News Keyser Engan and Gallagher Keyser Valley Delaware, Lackawanna and Weelern Company Cout Ia Agnes Kagan Michael Gallagher Triamacuate Church of Conception Father Moffitt Thomas Lewis Williamsport Edward J. Rvana North Main Street Williams Division Sons of Temperance Archibald Worthy David Lloyd, Jr William Bray Mercy Pinnock Benjamin Jenkins Mamie Morris Charles Williama William Tl. Davies Jennie Davis David H. Davis Inside Sentinel Ezra Morgans Outside Sentinel Elmer Shits Va Mussi¢man Ransom Hianicardo Gision Old Forge Columbia Hall Elate Carey Mary Jentla John Criflihs Penny Sweet Carrie Well Mark's Green Etta Sherer Hillside Charles Duncan Main Street Tobyhanna William Lewis Lewis Williams Hyde Park Relaves Taylor Castle Knights of the Colden Eagle Peter Price Bauer Dewey Lackawanna Valley Council Wmited Amendant Mechanics John FE. Evans Chamberlain Matthews Lydia Reed Clarence Fannie Millard Ferguson Avora Brick Methodist Episcopal Church Mary Keeney Thomas Muir William Tinkhepaugh Avong T. J. Stewart Mrr Thomas Sunly George Cuba Arch Chivers D.C. Reed New Methodist Episcopal Church Mise Batella Owen Pred Mackinder McDonald Marke Fietcher Jermyn and Mayfield John Roberts Fourth Street Boen Cornwall England Richard Jones Clara Ree Robert Roe Mayfield Elder Grow John Howarth Cemetery Street Daniel Carpenter Uniondale Weat Pittston Hawkins Hawkin Cemetery Stree Badger Dana Carbondale Ylaitors William Cargill Temple Inn Company Peeckville Place Tom Solomon Citizens’ Band Avery Hotel Olyphant Hood Priceburg Peceville The Academy of Music Miss May Irwin People’s Exchange Wyoming Avenue Adams Avenue Board of Trade Chumber Busines Ae Joesph Ansley Scranton Street Edward H. Davis Connell Building A. Waltet Washington Avenue North Seventh Street Lewis Hancock, JR Besa Spruce Ut Cor, Wash. Ay. Scranton Freddertck L. Brown Price Building T. J. Lacky & Bon, Architects Traders’ National Bank Lyman PRI- Ree Hospital Cor, Wyoming Snd Mulrry Mh, Reynolds P. O DR. C. GC Laubach Wyoming Ave Snover Coal Exchange the Elk Cafe Franklin Avenue Rease Scranton House Hue Fopean Plain Victor Koch Richard J. Bourke Lackawinna Avenue J. W. Browning at.Law Roume Mears’ Building Replogle Spree Street J. Donahon Frank Be, Boyle Burr Building Warren & Knapp Atwillard Atorneys At lLaw Mending Ranton, Pa Ee, Jessup & Jessup Commonwealth Building James W. Oakford Hoome James J. H. Hamilton Beranton Edward W. Thayer L._A. WATRES Attorney-At LAW I Board of Trade Building Rol R. Pitcher Commonwealth’ Building Paterson & Wilcox Traders National Bank C. Comagys W. Bertholp Menara’ Building Physicians and Surgeons Mary A. Shepherd Homeopathiat Linden Street W. E. Allen North W. Hirtonvenue North Wasi C. L. Freas W. L'Amoreaux W. G. Rook G. R. Clark & Co., Seadmen and Nurserymen Breen House Malin Avenue Jos. Kuettel Lacka- Wine Avenue J. Bauer Megarger Washington Avenua Briggs A. B. Briggs North Main Avenue Kicke Adams and Mulberry Beer YS MRE. L. & Keller Quincy Pritchard Court Street City Madison Avenue Leanne Een Renee Maher Matcher Joseph Ansley Adams Charles P. Jadwid Molgate Lackawanna LO We Parry Boy Hexford Co Lackawanna Avenue Potter County Minn Cross Fork Board of Travle Building Rexford Co W. H. Smith Priceburm Pine Street Bull's Head Thomas Cooligan W. Ebl Correll Callector Olive Atreet Drawin LEGAL Scrinton Board of Control Orchard Strect Ty John Tarfle FE le Ween Jamce MH. Peeney Wrchitect of Gold Lucha- Wiland Avenue Aehool Suereetul Scranton Board of Contra Bugerney Fellows Consumers’ Beer Company Court of Common Pleat Lackawanna County Gototwr Lea Oeclock Etd Lackawinge Store Association Taimited Wednewlay Fairchhild National League Philadeipha Batterike—Frager McFarland McGlinity Smith Gam Philadelphiw Batteriee Donohue Douglass Kenna Chilcago R. H. E. Pittsburg Gray Shhriver Chance I. Pittsburg Chiccago Cee Adod Boaten R. TR Bowten Voce New York— RR Brooklyn Lonot Battilow—Kennedy McGquire Carrhek and Warner Triphreai—Mahaseni Methuen St. Louie R. WE Louisville Louie Pliterty Zimmer Budhoff O'Connor Mctionald and Connolly Teving Avenue High Behual Giador Atanie Stenceren Pennsylvania Sunbury Harrisburg Pittsburg West Hazleton Pottsville Norristown Bunbury Pitts J.B. Wood Gen Pass JB Hutchinson Del Lacka Eifect Goranion Richfield Springs Mandao Pkim Northumberland Pittston Wisken Borre Plymouth Thomeshine Dan- Ville Willamepor Hartigoure Waehinton Cnd Bamapa AA Central Railroad of New Jersey Libert Sivek Perry Whitehall J. 1. Oswausen Gen. Supt Baldwin Paer Corbondne Albany Saratoga Montreat Bor Erogland Valley Railroad Tate Otine Garanten Na Folwe North Wilkok-Barre Wilkes “Barre Garaini Montreal Binston New England J. W. Burdick Lehigh Valley Railroad Erie and Wyoming Valley el Ea Ihomat A” Lnton Frankia Ni Hancock Starlight Preston Pa Winwood Poratelie Crwon Mt Untondala White Bird Mayfeld Jernyo Archibald Yeaa Boia Ontario @ Wes Ackers Wagner Ouffet Paceenger Anderson Jon T. Filtcroft Div Paw Age Oran Ra Ean Wit Kee Barre Hamn Poranton Ee Bron, Ruce Linden M. Nortin Het Lee Schutzer Spruce Street
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