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Newspaper
Scranton Tribune
Location
Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1894
Page
4
The stock features a cream assortment of foreign novelties and Drews Patterns with American production. Prices range from 5 to 20 dollars per pattern, and at 50 to 75 cents per yard the fabrics showcase two toned effects. The store touts pride in American manufacturers.
In Silks Art and economy are combined the colors and designs plain and fancy weaves throughout are exquisite dainty and neat attractive in the matter of price.
The physician has established a department dedicated to female patients offering treatment for ailments exclusive to women. The move aims to provide access to a specialized female practitioner for cases previously hindered by delicacy. Public notice offers treatment for catarrh through this new service.
Mrs Estabrook of Carbondale and Mrs Stanley of Turnersville appear in town events last week. Ming Agnes Watt departed Thursday for Jersey City. At the Women s Christian Temperance Union meeting Mrs F B Gardiner was elected delegate to the state convention with Mrs El on Rhodes as alternate. Loren Clements addressed local youth at the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday evening, delivering an able speech.
The Spring Brook Water Company expands storage capacity to serve Lackawanna and Wyoming valleys. Contractor Burke Bros. digs a 40 acre reservoir site at Dolphs Dam near Glen tonnery, building a 35 foot high wall with 20 foot base, 7 foot top width, and dual main and blow off pipes. The project cost exceeds 100000 dollars and safeguards include land acquisitions and house demolitions to prevent contamination.
Mrs Burt Hutchinson visiting relatives in Bay Shore S 1 for a week. Miss Lugio Bush returns from Wilkes Barre vacation. T Walton recently killed a boy weighing 65 pounds. Tagamora Social club hosted a concert at Micaea Everitt Institute. Silas Reinhart, Monroe County resident, dies at Appengell from heart trouble. wife and eight children survive. Mrs Elmer E Singer of Binghamton NY returns home after week with Mrs Singer of South Stroudsburg. M W Miller leaves for Philadelphia to pursue law studies at Penn. Burglar in Pen Argyl shot Officer Hewitt. burglar claims Monroe County home. Sebastian Kresge wins 90.45 in premiums at the late fair. Marriage license issued to F J Sturdt and Mary A Reagan. Frank Talcolz, native of Russian Poland, naturalized in court. Harry Albert of Mutchler pharmacy visits relatives in Trenton NJ for the fair. George Veale and wife plead guilty to keeping a disorderly house. court orders payment of costs and county leave. Mia Evana also arrested for disorderly house. she did not appear. Grand picnic planned at Miller's Grove in Tannersville. Froman's company entertained at Grand Army of the Republic ball Wednesday night. Martin Race of Coolbaugh in town on business.
Hawley residents travel to Honesdale for the fair with reports of excellent country exhibits. Ex postmaster George Ammerman plans to move his family to Saelsville, while Dr Bernstein of Danmore visits town. Local workers and shops update homes as the Erie pay car pays trainmen. A hunter accidentally shoots a chicken, paying the farmer the next day. Dr Kings New Discovery advertised as free trial through Matthews Bros. Drugstore.
Miss Martha Thomas of Scranton visits relatives in Carbondale. Mrs. E M Porter and son Harold return to Jersey City after a week here. Mrs. Libbie Berryman of West Pittston leaves after a visit. Miss Agnes Berge of Hyde Park visits friends. The Hotel Anthracite now equipped with fire escapes by Mr Hoff man. Mrs James Kennedy of Olyphant visits daughter. Thomas Nealon transferred from Ontario and Western to Archbald. Dr J W Lowery's horse causes wreck on Lincoln avenue. Miss Elsie McDonald visits Miss Jennie Weatherby. Mrs F M Fox entertains Miss Field of Buffalo at the Anthracite. Miss Lizzie Brennan of Dunmore visits Miss Lizzie Gilmartin. Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil advertised as a deafness cure.
A nostalgic ditty notes a mother’s remedy Castoria used across life stages from infant to grandmother. The verse echoes a trusted product tied to care for children and family.
A meeting was held in Ledyard hall last Thursday evening under the John R. Jones Republican club with addresses by Major Everett Warren W B Millar and Fred Fleitz. The band performed and W W Watkins and Mrs Davies offered a well received duet.
John A Foote returns from a two week visit in Canada. A John P Kelly club was organized by prominent young Democrats with M F McHale as president and A J Duffy, F Murphy, and John R McHale in officer roles. About fifty members joined. The Archbald Water Co begins supplying water along Ridge to Peckville and plans Blue Ridge and Rush Brook areas. H C Linderman returned from Norristown after attending the state firemen convention as Archbald Hose Co No 1 representative, and Rev Charles Le ordained elders William Evans Thomas Monie and C A Somon at the Presbyterian church. A baby boy was born to Councilman E A Jones of Maisto street.
Thomas O Hara, a laborer in Eddy Creek shaft, suffered serious injuries from a rock fall yesterday morning. He was removed to his Upper Dan Snore Street home where Dr. Kelly treated him. In Providence, Live Stars lost to Brown Jra by 10 to 13. Tommer and Garbett officiated. Miss Nettie McDonald was feted at her Delaware street home with games music and dancing and refreshments served late.
Remedy claims to cure all headaches by permanent effect and to aid habitual constipation by toning the bowels. Encourages purchase of large bottles for fifty cents at Matthews Bros. drug store.
Josep Grussip called on friends in Carbondale this week. Mrs. A. E. Conyne was in Binghamton yesterday. Mrs. B. C Read has returned home from New York City after visiting there. Hon. James F. De Bois and family of Washington DC spent the summer here. Maude Coshiman and May Wells of Binghamton called on friends Wednesday. B. F. Bornstein visited Parlor City yesterday. George Wilcott visiting friends in Wilcox. Anna Irwin of Mount Vernon NY visiting her brother BP. Bernstein. about 330 pupils in local schools. Franklin street brick block nearly completed. Mrs. Shaw visiting friends in Afton NY. Fred D. Lamb Tribune correspondent in this place in Conklin yesterday.
Baseball results show Pittsburg defeating Boston 16 to 14 at Secate with errors by Boston. Cleveland beat Philadelphia 10 to 8 in Cleveland with 9 hits and 2 errors for Cleveland and 7 for Philadelphia. Cincinnati triumphed over New York 28 to 10 in Cincinnati, with 17 hits and 4 errors for Cincinnati and 4 for New York. Batters and umpires listed per game.
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