Wilkes-Barre Notes and Arrivals Across Town
Yesterday in Wilkes-Barre T P Price won a local event. Dozens of residents including Mrs 14 M Jones ill at Sanderson Avenue. Mr and Mrs L Griffin returned from New York on Tuesday. Katherine G Wilcons visiting Glenburn. Julia Mowrey from Philadelphia visiting Mrs Willum Hees Anume Avenue. Judge Leman HH Bennett ill at Hotel Oneonta Klarveys Lake. Michaelian of Michaeliin Bron. returned from the seashore. Corporal Richard Kelley of Company D Thirteenth Regiment visiting Lackawanna Avenue. Mrs Anna Walkh went to Bridgeport Conn by family call. C H Miller and G S Mott returned from Dalton. Col I A Watres to entertain National Guard staff at dinner in Scranton. Mrs Joseph OBrien engaged as soprano at Elm Park Church. Patrick McGuire returned from Johannesburg after summers in North Beranton for gold mining work. He plans to move to Almondike. Judge and Mre HW M Edwards start western tour. Omaha eisteddfod will be presided by Judge Edwards. Mrs J F McDermott and daughter Katie visiting Hunter Hmmet McDermott in Reading. Thirteenah Regiment member contracted fever at Camp Mead and moved to St Josephs Hospital for treatment. Rev and Mrs Mogers Israel with Mrs George S Pickson and others spent a day in Honesdale and Waymart. Mr Thomas Blarcel to remain in Honesdale a month. The other events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Price
Wilkes-Barre
M. Jones
Sanderson Avenue
L. Griffin
New York
Katherine G. Wilcons
TL Jermyn
Glenburn
Julia Mowrey
Philadelphia
Willum Hees
Anume Avenue
Jidge Leman HH
Bennett
Wilkes Barre
C H. Miller
George
Mott
Dalton
I. A. Watres
Eleventh Regiment
National Guard
Scranten Ula
Joseph O'Brien
Elm Park Church
Patrick McGuire
North Berantan
Johannesburg
South Africa
McGuire
HW. M. Diwarde
Omaha
Edwards
FPF
McDermott
Katie
Reading
Hunter Hmmet McDermott
Comming
Whirteenah Regiment
Cama Meads
St. Joseph's Hospital
Advertising man Campbell visits city and a former fireman returns
William H. Campbell of Beranton, advertising manager for Jonas Longs Bons, visited the city renewing old acquaintances. William Ward, formerly of Peckville and a fireman on the battleship Indiana, was seen in the city enroute home. Ward recalls the Indiana’s bombardments and the fleet’s destruction during the eighty eight minute action. He plans to rejoin his ship in Brooklyn after repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Campbell
Jonas Long
Bons
Beranton
Mr. Campbell
Keystone
Waltine Olin
Dineghamion
William Ward
Peckville
Indiana
Cervers
Ward
Brooklyn
Flood Strategy To Extinguish Ravine Fire At Pittston
Officials from Newton Coal Mining and Pennsylvania Coal Company agreed to flood two upper veins of the Ravine colliery near Pittston to stop a long burning fire. Water will be directed into the mine while protecting adjacent workings, after plugging the shaft below the main vein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittston
Newton Coal Mining Company
Ravine
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Pennsylvania Company
Bie
Long's Fall Opening Delights Courthouse City Millinery
Jonas Long's Bons reports a large opening day with extensive millinery displays. Women viewed new styles including eye tilted hats fading, blue and miltary reds, polka dot trimmings, and numerous foreign designs by Madame Louise of Paris. Edward Long leads the millinery with shops in Wilkes-Barre and here, featuring dramatic window displays and a castor colored fawn hat with doves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas Long
Madame Louise
Paris
Edward Long
Wilkes-Barre
Wyoming Avenue
Annual Meeting of Women's Foreign Missionary Society at Kingston
The Wyoming district gathering of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society met yesterday at Kingston’s Methodist Uplecoms Church with local members present. Officers were elected by the nominating committee and reports showed a total year contribution of 2120 dollars, with programs including talks on India China and Italy and a missionary colloquy by local children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Wyoming District
Reduced Excursion Rates to Middletown Pa Camp Meade Visit
The Central Railroad of New Jersey announces round trip fares from Aclanton to Middletown Pennsylvania for $1.54. The trip offers a chance to see soldiers just returned from the war with Spain in Cuba and observe camp life among regulars and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Aclanton
Middletown
Camp Meade
Spain
Cuba
Rug Exhibition Showcases Unmatched Quality and Quantity
A local rug dealer, Michaelean Brothers at 124 Wy Inglon Avenue, promotes a large display this year. They offer regular wholesale pricing during the event days, highlighting unprecedented rug variety and value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michaelean Brothers
Inglon Avenue
D., L. & W. Excursion to New York City
Excursion to New York City priced at $3.00. Tickets valid on any regular train, with return allowed until October 3. Details available on September 3 and October 1.
Jervis Hardenbergh Piano School Opens for Students
The Jervis Hardenbergh piano school offers great advantages to piano students. Pupils may register at any time. Carter building Adams avenue and Linden street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jervis-Hardenbergh
Piano Scho
Carter Building
Adams Avenue
Linden Street
Kingston Auxiliary Guests Hear Gracious Praise and Plans
The Kingston auxiliary received thanks for hospitality and the gratitude for increased foreign work funds. The program featured Prof Schmidt’s organ recital and praised Forty Fort mission board. Rev. Dr L L Sprague was thanked for inviting visitors to view the new gymnasium, with benediction by Rev La C Mirroder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Board of
Forty Fort
Schmidt
Kingston
Ftme
L. L. Sprague
la C. Mirrdoer
Applications Pour In For Soldier Discharges
A crowd of men seeking discharges from the Thirteenth Regiment visited Secretary Atherton of the Relief Association in the Board of Trade building. Few followed the Tribune instruction to send a letter to the secretary of war endorsed by a clergyman. Many pleas ask for the return of husbands, with destitution likely without relief. Over $100 in voluntary contributions has been received over the last two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton
Relief Association
Board of Trade
Secretary of War
Knights Templar Trip to Pittsburgh Delegation Plans
Scranton will send a large edged delegation to the twenty seventh triennial conclave of the Grand Encampment Knights Templar in Pittsburgh. Members from Scranton and other local towns depart October 9 at 2:58 p m joining a two Pullman coach train via Delaware and Hudson and Pennsylvania routes. They will attend receptions, a parade, a Templar ball, and officer elections with events through October 16, returning October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Pittsburo
Knights Templar
United States
Knights
Carbondale
Susawehanna
Tobyhanna
Great Bend
Frome
Wilkes Barre
Pennsylvania
Knights of
Wilkes-Barre
Wilkes- Marre
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Old Point Comfort
Scranton Knights
Brunston
Mystic Shrine
T. F. Penman
Funeral for Mrs. Anne E. Kelley Held at St Pauls
The funeral of Mrs. Anne E. Kelley, from the home of her daughter Mrs. Hubert McHale at the corner of Sanderson Avenue and Marion Street, proceeded to St. Pauls Church Green Ridge for a requiem Mass. Rev. J J Dunn assisted, with Rev. PL J McManus deacon and Rev. J J Criffin of Carbondale sub-deacon, ending with interment at Market Street Catholic cemetery Pittston. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert McHale
Sanderson Avenue
Marion Street
Anne E. Kelley
St. Pauls Church
Green Ridge
J. J. Dunn
St. Paul's
PL J. McManus
J. J. Criffin
Carbondale
M. J. Millane
Dunmore
Po. McManus
Pittston
Market Street Catholic
J. R. Barrett
Patrick Cooney
Thomas Fitzmaurice
T. F. Walsh
B. J. Conlan
John Cooney
Y W C A Notes Annual Educational Rally
The YWCA schedules a Friday evening rally on September 6 from 8 to 9. Pro fessor John M Wagner is the speaker. Mrs H L Harding plays instrumental piano and vocal solos. Maud Mickell oversees gym activities and registration. Chinese open first week in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Wagner
Mra
H. L. Harding
Mre
Ae Ideter
Mike Mabel Colvin
Maud Mickell
eYmivelum
Chines
Dd L and W Excursion to New York City
Excursion fare $3.00 offers travel to New York City aboard the Dd L and W line. Tickets valid on any regular train from Sept 3 to Oct 6 inclusive, with departure in Detland and return by Oct 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Shopping and Sightseeing Maxcursion to New York
A Lehigh Valley trip offers a shopping and sightseeing excursion to New York with a schedule on September Mth and October 1st and 2d. Return limit test set for Monday October 3. Rate from Scranton Pa listed as $3.00. Ticket agents referenced as L and V.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lehigh Valley
Scranton
Scranton Police to Wear Gold and Silver Service Stripes
Scranton police plan a metropolitan look with five year service stripes and chevrons. The chief and captain wear gold, lieutenants silver, sergeants and patrolmen light blue. An inspection parade will showcase the new decorations tomorrow at city hall.
Execution Issued to Force Maitland Driving Park Reorg
A 730 dollar execution was filed yesterday in Prothonotary Cope land's office against the Maitland Driving Park association on a judgment note owed to F. M. Young and Mrs. Jennie Beemer executors of N. Young. Signers include George W. Beemer president George E. Stevenson secretary J A Lewis Dr Ben F Evans and H Jay Austin. Disputes among stockholders are said to be pushing a reorganization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maitland Driving Park Association
Copeland
F. M. Young
Jennie Beemer
Clark's Summit
N. Young
George W. Beemer
George E. Stevenson
J. A. Lewis
Ben F. Evans
Jay Austin
Steam Heating and Plumbing P F and M T Howley
Steam heating and plumbing services offered by P F and M T Howley located at 231 Wyoming Ave. Reliable repairs installations and maintenance for residential and small commercial needs with prompt estimates and skilled workmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F
M. T. Howley
Wyoming Ave
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Perry Bros
Griffin Art Studio
A. A. Lindabury
Ptolon
Komdonce
Iliane Au
Postoffice
South Main Avenue
Columbian Detective Agency
Lime Bank Building
Scranton, PA
Chas McMullen & CO
VreTmoders National Bank
Laranes
Gul Role Gomez
Kemp
Llackawanna Aundry
Penn Ave
A. B. Warman
Reisman Bros
Spruce
Linden Streets
Mac
Lackewanna Avenue
Mogers
Israel
Merang
George S. Pickson
Mr. Wid
Walter Dickson
Thomas I.lene
Honesdale
Waymort
Thomas Blaroel
Flan
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of
Simpeon
Arian Powell
Amelia Smith
Audrey Powell
Mary Brock
Becker
PB. Chaffee
J. Jones
A. F. Raub
G. Frank Tesnolds
H. Wy
Littell
J. Z. Acker
Miller
Karl Sehmidt
India Mission Field
M. I. Atherton
India
A. F. Chaffee
America
Thomas
Pitteton
J. P. Acker
F. A. Wadham
Resalutiona
C. E. Mog
A. Smith
M. Ln Atherton
Weycomine
W. G. Simpson
W. G. Simpson, Mrs. Armstrong Offered Praiver, Mire
G. K. Powell
Ausilliaries
Ro Milley
Bertople
Gocjery
Mies Grace Arimatrone
Mies Laura White
Wilkesarre
Mies Charles Chamberlain
J. W.treible
James Bowman
China
Philippines
Shmpson
Italy
Mies Laciar
Rome
M. & Hord
West Pitteton
Th. Welker
Willer
Marre
M. L. Atherton
Wyoming
D. Simpson
Town, Pa
Colorado
California
Malaga
Michigan
E. G
Coursen
D., L. & W. Excursion
Kelley
Dd. L. & W. Excursion
Martin Gurrell
Thomas R. Thomas
Richard J. Edwards
Louis Goerlitg
Martin Flaherty
Peter Zang
John Davie
Thomas L. Williams
Charles Ridgway
Banttary
William H. Burke
M. J. Walsh
John Dugean
Dominick Roland
John Saltry
William Criescheidle
James Feeney
Michael Spellman
Robert Dieter
Dyer
Cooney Marker
William Matthews
John D. Thomas
Thomas Lowry
Victor Sartor
John Johler
A. W. Palmer
Jonathan Rodham
James Saul
J. F. Jones
J. W. Moir
Thomas W. Jones
Ernest Schmidt
Thomas Evans
Reese G. Jones
Charles A. Perry
Samuel KE. Sloat
Lona B. Day
Joseph Block
Hezekiah Peters
C. C. Neals
George W. Jones
Dieter
Mulberry Street
City Hall
Bother
Clarke Bros
Bitenbender & CO
Iron and Steel
Franklin Ave
Bell & Skinner
Jermyn
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing Co
Meraida Stret
Ingrain
Baroda
Ingram Rugs
Lackawanna Avenue
Lackawanna Ava
Raynolds
Hand & Payne
Washington Ave
Eall of
Geome
Snow
Fleur
Weston Mill CO
Scranton, Carbondale, Olyphant
Kimball
George H.ives
West Market Street
Barbour's Home Credit House
Lackawannsa Av
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