City Notes and Local Notices From Scranton
Deputy constable appointed for Second ward to aid Harward Davis. surprise party given Miss Barah McIuly. tax deadline extended to November. Thomas F. Jones named majority inspector in Taylor ward. Corn Acker sent to Florence mission. Elevator boy injured at Delaware and Hudson station. accident at Lackawanna hospital. Mt. Spherers lecture announced. forgeries and chicken thefts charged. asphalt repairs on third reading. Resignation of G. G. Sanborn noted. Peter Hilt a near-drowning accident. Western evangelist Cobb to hold revival in Dunmore. multiple marriage licenses granted. Officers elected for Old Fellows. 25th anniversary preparations underway.
Brigade of Cavalry Reformed Church to Stage Evening Entertainment
A Calvary Reformed Church brigade plans an all evening program starting at six oclock with a fine lineup. Highlights include choruses recitations and an equed drill with color guard and a variety of songs and readings. Proceeds fund equipment and uniforms for the company with an admission of one cent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Reformed Enurch
Charma
Murrer
A. Leo Mubter
Tablenus
America
Th. C. Brink
Hote
the Sentinel
Fred Moore
Equad Dell
Addrer
Hey. G. W. Welsh
County Jail Curiosity Visit Policy Warns Public
Sheriff Pryor announces Tuesday visits only to the county jail after a prior extension led to a rumor of the jail becoming a public curiosity shop. A woman once remained to study the criminals and palmistry, illustrating local curiosity about jail administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pryor
Jal
Claims Ordered Paid by Scranton Firemen Relief
Phoenix Chemical Company was reinstated to membership and claims totaling 658 dollars were ordered paid for injuries prior to June 6, the association date of incorporation. The board initially declined action, then approved most claims while debating Grieser’s over a risk of city liability. Debates also covered company objections to fund use and a push to repeal a 2 percent tax law funding the relief fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Chemical Company
Scranton Firemen's Relief Association
Scranton Firemen'’s Relief Association
Board of Trustees
Patrick Loftue
Cumberland Company
Price
Adam Steinhauser
Thomas Conlin
Thomas Campbell
Lincoln Tillman
James W. George
George Grieser
Henry Hines
Charles B. Tropp
Isaac Thee
George Connor
Patrick Loftus
Grieser
Neptune Company
Michael Gogolin
South Ride
Young Men's Christ In Association
Grieeer
Gogolin
Safey
Nevereht
Charles Schadt
Max Aigleman
A. PB. Holmes
Scranton Doctors Attend Homeopathic State Convention
The Pittsburg convention opened with no Scranton physicians in prominent roles. Dr Anna Clark presented on the absorbing topic typhoid fever and Dr Horace J Ware spoke on The Iris. Dr Ware, state vice president, chaired Monday evening’s session.
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Pittsburg
Scranton
Anna ©. Clark
Horace J. Ware
Ware
Pretty Autumn Weddings Light Up West Scranton Scene
Miss Anna Wymbs wed James B Doyle at St Patrick's Church in West Scranton with a reception at the bride's home. Elizabeth Hoyt married Walter L Beecher at West Pittston Presbyterian Church. Iffland Leitner nuptials in the German Presbyterian Church West Scranton. Couples plan home at 127 Chestnut Street and 335 South Hyde Park Avenue after October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Wymbs
James B. Doyle
St. Patrick's Church
West Scranton
Elizabeth C. Hoyt
Walter L. Beecher
West Pittston Presbyterian Church
Misa Katherine
Margaret Leitner
Hyde Park Avenue
Adam Island
Price Street
Chestnut Street
Willam Toland
William Leitner
Hev
Jacob Schoetile
Mies Christina Schubert
Kate Young
Miss Young
Henry Lehtner
Iffland
Philadelphia
New York City
Deston
South Hyde Park Avenue
Mra. Island
Jacob Schoettie
Casper Ifffland
Charles Iffland
Richard Furolieh
Jacob Koch
Henry Christman
Johnister
Jacob Webber
Jacob Roebert
Adam Young
John Ollendyke
George Snow
William Jones
Henry Morgan
Thomas Saville
John Schuer
August Utterott
Charlee Utterott
Philip Schnell
Jacob Warnke
John Stoeber
Elizabeth Pfeffer
Kate Simon
Clara Ro@skiee
Emma Jones
Sadie Durkin
Fred Kulp
John Steinacher
Charles
John Leber
Martin Simon
Jacob
Peter Young
Peter Koch
Simon Sehoen
Henry Leitner
Wil Diehl
Arthur Green
Christ Hess
Willam Leber
Jacob Pfieffer
Mise
Elizabeth C. Playt
West Pittston
Walter L. Becher
Talleville
SN. Y
W. R. Barshaw
BR. Oc. Cramer
Rochester
Hubert P. Beecher
John K
Charles B. Hoyt
James D. Munie
Lugerne Avenue
Ani Mrv
Robert Beecher
Atlanta
Elisabeth
Thomypeon
Providence
Denzel Beecher
Coventry
N. Y
Rev
R. C. Cramer
John FP. Hoyt
Carbondale
J. J. Brink
Kingston, N
Mita Anne Wymbs
James BH. Doyle
Welock
J. TE. Whelan
Mises Anna McCann
Miss McCann
John Kelly
F. Wyimbe
Jackson Street
M. FL Wymbe
Mrs. Doyle
Upper New York State
Canada
Lackawanda
Doyle
Mr. Doyle
You & Doyle
North Main Avenue
James I. Doyle & Co
Two Weddings Planned in Green Ridge Area
Miss Jenet Eatella Hiickens of Dunmore and Edward W. Finn of Green Ridge to wed on Wednesday evening October 5 in the Green Ridge Baptist parsonage. Friday evening Miss Gretta Van Corden and George Lee to marry at the bride's home in Green Ridge at 5.00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenet Eatella Hiickens
Dunmore
Edward W. Finn
Green Ridge
Green Ridge Baptist Church
Gretta van Corden
George Lee
Marriage of Ir H Stevens and Meyrin Found at Prompton
Ir H Stevens of Green Ridge married Meyrin Found of Prompton yesterday at the bride’s parents home Mr and Mrs Samuel Found. Rev W S Wilcox performed the ceremony with attending Beranton residents including Mr and Mrs N Z Jarrett and Mr and Mrs Snowden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ir H. Stevens
Green Ridge
Meyrin Found
Prompton
Nown
Samuel Found
Wilcox
Mra
Jarrett
Wee Gnowden
Concert in the Jail by Scranton Steer Baptist choir
The Scranton Steer Baptist church choir performed a sacred concert in the female prisoners corridor of the county jail after a Warden and aides allowed the visit. Led by Mrs. G. L. Beddun, the event drew about 100 attendees and featured evident admiration from inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton Street Baptist Church
Boerlil
Scranton Steer Baptist Church
Jull
Aires
W. T. Biman
Mra. G. L. Beddun
Long Winded Cases In Common Pleas Presented
Duffy ejectment case and the damage suit of Smith against the Jermyn and Rushbrook Water Company were on during the entire day and are not yet concluded. Verdict for the defendant in the Mason Flynn case. new trials applied for. Trial featured a disputed plano lease and a signature questioned as Mrs James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Smith
Jermyn and Rushbrook Water Company
Mason-Flynn
Judge Gunster
Good and True
Ackerman
Plano
James
Hera
Travis
Woodruff
C. W. Carpenter
J. B. Watkins
O'Brien and
Kelly
Archbald
Mary Duffy
Carbondale
Jermyn
Roadbrook Water Company
Thomas Mason
Thomas Flynn
Lacoe and Shiffer Coal Company
W. M. Springer
Edwards
T. F. Penman
Hunt
Penman
Br. Fenton Tinkham
George L. Wakeman
P. J. Conway
Coal mine upgrades expand ventilation and haulage
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western installs an electric motor at Woodward colliery to haul distant sections. Kingston Coal breaks ground on Pringle Hill for better ventilation and a new 2 foot fan system. W G Partie Coal adds Corliss air compressors to power stationary engines and pumps, improving ventilation and extraction. Delaware and Hudson tests vein flows near No 4 colliery and No 6 hillside, installing foundation work for new equipment to aid drainage and belt transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware, Lackiwannk and Western
Woodwanl
Met
Kingston Coal Company
Pringle Hill
Kingston Towne
W. G. Partie Coal Company
Lazerne
Corliss Engines
AL Plymouth
Delaware and Hudson
Vitor
Santos
Committee to report on school house coal delivery
A special committee of the board of control met to investigate the coal delivery system. It was announced that a report would likely be presented at next Thursday night's board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
To New York City Delayed Fare Offer
An advertised rail fare announces $3.00 to New York City with tickets valid on any regular train from September 10 to October 2, return until October 2 inclusive.
New York trip offer from Scranton rail rate
Undated travel notice states a low rate to New York for three days September 30 October 1 and 2 from Scranton Pennsylvania. Fare is $2.00 and booked through Le high Valley bucket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lehigh Valley
Scranton
L. V. Ucket
Dressed Dolls and Holiday Goods for Sale
Upstairs department offers dolls in white lawn and cotton surah dresses with bonnets and sashes with feather edge braid and lace trims. Also featuring cambric and satin dresses with sleeping eyes, plus felt curtains and small wicker rocking chairs for children priced up to 98 cents.
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Schank & Spencer
Court
Yary Day
C. V. Terwilliger
Harward Davis
Barah Mcliuly
John Mooney
Truscott Avenue
Bailey
Vouelis
Thomas F. Jones
Taylor
David J. Owens
Corn Acker
South Side
Florence Mission
Alderman Howe
Thomas Holand
Jakkawanna Avenue
Elvator
MT. Suephereys
James T. Sherherd
Bim Mark Church
Epworth League
F. L. Hundall
Alt
Mit
Horenbure
Baball
Ty Akderman Millar
Jaiwiler
J. Bh Laimbert
Keyser Valley
Harmer
Kaler Matia
Tarry Meehan
Aldermith Howe
Bell Eveh
Beloet
Witell Hare
G. G. Sanborn
YouTa
Heranion
Mlelon
Olly Ay Mui
Sanborn Jeuvins
Beranton
Me Runborn
Peter Hilta
Park Place
Albricht Avenue
Buf
Key
A. B P. Cobb
Warners
Naples
Yowtrday
John BR. White
Dateville
Helen Smith
Bierta Street
Winadyrinue 4Ollneki
Morazorm Holvis
Old Forge
Tromer TS. Baldwin
PY Palfield Avenue
Alice Skirrit
Lafayette Ette
Adam Imand
M28
Katie Leitner
James McVeigh
Jersey City
Margaret Causey
UT Jackson Street
Henry Roderick
Sarah Lewis
Alleghany
Robert Burns
George van Gorder
Noble Grand
Frank Graw
A. A. Machu
Anslatant
W. L. Miller
Grand Lodge
Homeopaths
City
Tifland Leitner
Doyle-Wymibs
Osenbach
C. F
Bellamy
Luther Peck
Misses Hendrickson
Lyman
Josephine Stark
Florence Owens
Mesere
Elburn Harding
Judd Stevens
C. B. Fund
Capotee Avenue
Beecher-Hoyt
Coborn-Heiser
Hannah Heiser
Ashley
Charles Colburn
Hampton Street
James Henninger
Colborn
Spruce Street
Roderick-Lewis
Thomas Jehu
Wayne Avenue
J. A. Evans
Fleet Welsh Baptist Church
Ruth Woking
David J. Edwards
Allegheny City
Mr. Jehu
Berry Finnen
Mattie Finnen
River Street
Garrett Berry
Central City
O'Elack
St. Peter's Cathedral
J. J. Th Feeley
Kate Finnen
Thomas Ryan
Mrs. Berry
Prospect Avenue
Ann Thomas
Richard &. Jones
Warren Street
First Welsh Baptist Church
McVey-Casey
Margaret
Patrick Casey
Cameron Avenue
James Mevey
Wilkes-arre
A. T. Broderick
Anna Sullivan
Misa Nellie Casey
John McVey
Wilkes-Barre
Mr. McVey
Wilkes
Tarte
Jersey
New Jersey
Mulberry Street
Washington
Wyoming Avenue
Linden
Penn
Mulberry
Franklin
Spruce
Lackawanna
Adams
Vine
Wyoming
Lackawan
Pittston
Middletown
Hook and Ladder Company
John Benore
Columbia Company
Music Hall
Pellet Company
Mechlier’s Hall
Petersburg
Century
Franklin, Exevelsior
Crystal and
Nay Aug
Stevens
Denarii Wiewetor
Annie
Dock
Jack
Chicago News
D., L. & W. Excursion
China Wall
J. W. Guernsey
Thao
Incranton
The
Guernsey
Scranton, Pa
FURS
Jane
Cloak and Fur House
Cle and Sporting Goods
Florey & Brooks
Court House Square
Lacka. Ave
John H. Ladwig
Kizer
Scranton Gas Store
Charles B. Scott
Franklin Ave
Cranton Bavings Bank
Cempbeg
Vakles
Mercereau & Connell
Pennsylvania
Mina
W. T. Smith