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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1897

Page

5

Powell Wields West Side Respect in New Court Tipstaff Role

Becomes father to late Prof W George Powell. noted author and Drych correspondent to Welsh readers. About fifty applicants mostly from the West Side vied for the post. Powell’s reputation as a reputable, irreproachable citizen sealed the appointment.

D. C Powell Court House W. George Powell the Drych West Side Thomas Evans

Notable local residents and visitors in brief notes

Attorney F. BE Loomis spends a few days in Philadelphia. W H Hagen of Mears and Hagen on business in New York. Mrs M Kramer returns from New York City. Miss Sadie Ryder visits Elmhurst for the week. T J Jordan, Alderman Millar's chief clerk, seriously ill at home in Dunmore. Mrs M E McDonald entertains Mrs Grant Herring of Bloomsburg. William B Neville returns to Yale to pursue studies. Mrs D J Davia, visiting Philadelphia, has returned home. Alderman Millar to return from Max.

F. BE. Loomis Philadelphia W. H. Hagen Mears & Hagen New York M. Kramer Cedar Avenue New York City Sadie Ryder Gibson Street Elmhurst T. J. Jordan Alderman Millar Dunmore M. E. McDonald Adams Avenue Grant Herring Bloomsburg William B. Neville Farview Avenue Yale Atudies D. J. Davia Lara- Yetton Street Max

Local Social Notes From Carbondale and Nearby

M. A. Duffy leaves for studies at the University of Pennsylvania Dental School. Rev. J. J. Melley and Rev. F. B. McNally spent yesterday in Carbondale. Mrs. J. H. M. Foust travels to her parents home. Mr and Mrs M. J. Kock announce the engagement of their daughter. Frederick Cromwell Hand engaged to Miss Silsa Mation B. Major W. Millar and Major J. W. Gakford return from Hazleton after nineteen days on duty.

M. J. Kock Silsa Mation B Frederick Cromwell Hand W. Millar J. W. Gakford Hazleton

Evening Marriage Unites Miss Hazlett and George H. McDonnell

Miss Genevieve Alice Hazlett wed George H. McDonnell of Long Island City in Elm Park Church with a large Scranton gathering. Rev. Dr. Giffin assisted. reception followed at the Hazlett home. The couple left for Washington and then Astoria to begin married life.

Scranton Elm Park Genevieve Alice Hazlett George H. McDonnell Long Island City W. H. Hazlett Mulberry Street Mroom New York and Queens County Street Railway Company Kim Park Sabbath School Charles M. Giffin Ir T. Walker Geneseo N. Y Paima Feris Emily Packer Mauch Chunk Joseph Silliman Helen Morgan Babbuth School Clase Leroy Scott Harry Jones Ralph Metsargel Howard Yost Haglett J. Alfred Pennington Lohengrin Mandelasein Hazlett Mrs. McDonnell Delaware and Hudson Railroad Washington W. H. Pearce WH. McDonnell Wilkes-Barre Ira T. Walker Mary A. Crane Washington, N. J Bessie Grace McDonnell Charles N. Lee New York Frank Maize

Gala Opening at Gersons Millinery Store

Yesterday marked the Fall Opening at 413 Lackawanna Avenue as Gersons unveiled an enlarged millinery department with Paris style hats. Imported hats go on sale at low prices with rich materials including velvete, ostrich plumes, chenille, and hand made creations in scarce shades drawing great crowds.

Gerson Lackawanna Avenue Paris

Prank Seigel Academy Announces Dance Classes

J Prank Seigel's Academy lists society dancing and physical culture courses. Line supervisor outlines beginner to advanced sessions, Oct 2 4 5 with Wilkes Barre offerings and office hours 10 to 12 pm and 1 to 5 pm. Private lessons available by request.

The National Association Wilkes- Barre

China and Crockery in Bulk Carloads

East Liverpool china and crockery unloaded by The Clemons Ferber OMalley Co. Savings on freight allow lower prices. Includes plain white granite and decorated sets from Knowles Taylor Knowles potteries. Also advertises a new typewriting machine model at 76.00 by A Conrad & son. Millinery opening at Saqs on North Main Avenue.

Clemons, Ferber, O'Malley Co East Liverpool Ohio Car Miotd Jermyn Knowles, Taylor & Knowles Price A. Conrad & Son Lad Wyoming Avenue

Inquest Set After Jermyn No. 1 Mine Disaster

Coroner will hold an inquest into the deaths of Isaac Watkins William Tompkins John Gallagher William Franklin and Joseph Smith who suffocated in the Jermyn No 1 mine Tuesday afternoon A jury was empaneled and testimony will be taken next Monday night at Dougherty's hall Rendham Fire boss Watkins body found Tuesday night amid the mine ruins as investigators probe air currents and possible misdirection by Watkins with the mine still closed for an indefinite period

Jermyn No. 1 Watkins Henry Owen Prytherch Lackawanna Jermyn Isaac Watkins William Tompkins John Gallagher William Franklin Joseph Smith Prytherch P. Longstreet Dougherty's Hall Rendham Stephen Johna Baker Benjamin Reese Gallacher Tribune Johns Mr. Johns Jermyn Mine No. 2 Reese Main Avenue Young Tompkins Ben Thia Curley Reacuers Tompkins Longstreet Milne William Monroe Thomas Faucett Francis Cosgrove BR. Willis Reese Thomas P. Cosgrove Emerson D. Owen Wales Marcey Cemetery Sibley Avenue Marvine Joe Smith Mudtown

High Class Law Breakers Reported by City Officials

City health board to prosecute clergymen physicians and midwives who fail to report marriages and births monthly. Secretary Murray directs enforcement as birth rate reports to Washington are wrong. Fines range five to twenty dollars payable to the city. penalties apply to clergy magistrates physicians coroners undertakers sextons and others per act.

Board of Health Murray Washington Issi

Tax Payment Extension Approved by City Council

The council extended the tax payment deadline from October 1 to November 1, signed yesterday by Mayor Bailey. City treasurer’s office remains busy as crowds gather, though few plan to use the extension.

Bailey

Scranton Conservatory Offers Wide Range of Evening Classes

Experts teach arithmetic reading spelling grammar penmanship United States history bookkeeping commercial law business forms stenography typewriting mechanical drawing architectural drawing freehand drawing algebra geometry trigonometry physics mining electricity plumbers carpentry wood carving etc starting Friday October 8. Miss Ella MacNuitt leads China Painting at Adams avenue and Linden street with registration urged. Also notice urging firm shopper choices and a prop of a cure a cold in one day offer for laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets at 25 cents.

United States China Ella MacNuitt Mile. Wagner Paris Mile. Apoll Sevres Lamm and Beckham Dresden Scranton Conservatory of Music Adams Avenue Linden Street Register

Local Ads Include Crystal Linen Shop and Travel Details

An assortment of notices lists Crystal for wearing laundried linen and a Sleeping car to New York via Lehigh Valley Railroad. Wilkes-Barre occupancy after 9:00 p m, New York arrival 8 23 a m, tickets at 309 Lackawanna Avenue. Also Twining optician 125 Penn Avenue in Harris drug store. Miss Carolyne V Dorsey elocution teacher at 107 Wyoming Avenue.

New York Lehigh Valley Railroad Wilkes-Barre Lackawanna Avenue Twining Penn Avenue Harris’ Drug Store Carolyne V. Dorsey Wyoming Avenue

New York Woman Sues Doctor for 5000 Breach of Promise

Miss Laura Thompson of New York City sues Dr. Namar of South Main Avenue for 5000 alleging he courted her, borrowed money, and promised marriage before leaving for Hartford and marrying another woman Sable Elder. She claims damages for wounded feelings and social loss. Dr. Namar was jailed after failing to post bail.

Laura Thompson Metropolis Dr. Namar William Donaldson H. Namar South Main Avenue New York City Miss Thompson Charles A. Thompson West One Hundred and Fourth Street New York Hartford Conn Sable Elder Miles Thompson University of Pennsylvania Namar Tribune Booth Malin Jacksonville Fila Western Pennsylvania Medical College Pittsburg Dental College University of Maryland

Married Loderer Jones in Scranton Pennsylvania

In Scranton on September 4147 by Rev. Thomas De Gruchy George K E Loderer and Miss Margaret Joneas of the city married at Mrs Passs West Lackawanna Avenue. They will reside on Bromiley Avenue. Funeral notices and additional obituaries follow for Helen Lord and Mrs Samuel Evans with details of ages and residences.

Loderer-Jones Scranton Thomas de Gruchy George KE. Loderer Margaret Joneas John J. Williams Snyder Avenue Bellevue Bellevue Welsh Calvania Moethodist Church Wandburn Street

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