$;';; . y-mmu -mj-. - 4 $ fm ' - $ - , ;;;iiiW' -? 1 ill ' S1 , As , ' V s 'r. 4, ' ' w 10 THE SCUANTON TltmUiNti-TMlKSDAV, DtiCKiUHUK 10, 190f y .-s SOUTH SCR ANTON HOLIDAY WILL DE ENJOYED IN THIS PART OF CITY. Trndespcoplo Agree That Business Ir Very Brisk Depnrture of the Mills Is Not Felt no Keenly ns It Would Have Been Some Years Ago Matthew Damal. President of the Stnr Social Club Edward Herschel Is Home After Seeing Service In the Philippines. Tin1 ciiinliiK riirlMnm IioIIiIiivm will In' Piijoycil liy South Slilc whIiIciiIm Krni'i'jilly, ili'Ktilli' the Mtt'i'ct cur strike mill Hit' tvnmvnl "f wlmt wiih mri Ittt liuliistrliil liiickliimi tin- Hli'i'l mills. At Otll'itlllH' llll' t'loMltllT 01 tin- iiiIIIh IHin'tli'iilly )i!ii'iilyzi'i1 IiiihIml'hm InturustH lii'H'iilioni.i. Now It N looked on iih n iiii'i'i! Iiil'IiIuiii. Olhi'i InduxtrlPH luivc i'iiiik; here. The nHk iiiIIIh, tin1 liiitton Murks, tin1 woiilli'ii mills, tin- Irnkt'i-lee, tilt' tulMi'vo I'ni'toili'M anil 11 score of oilier liiiluitrli'S, In siiy nothing l' tlio milieu, iimki' tin- Ioms of mills Uss It'll limn they would In- 11 ilci'iiilo iiko. l.nokliiK liiifk over 1 he 1111st twelve months our iit'oplo huve mtlrh to he tliiiukrill for. (ienenilly speoklliK, It 1ms heiMi 11 1'iili'ly prosjiei huh yetir, A ilozon Inisy liihor eeiities lire working nlKht mill ilny. They me Ion husy, for us n yolliii; womim snlil yestetihiy, she eim liot fjet off loiijc enoutjli to liny her Cliilstiiins presents. The tnulespeoiile nil unlet' thnl husl iiesrt Is heller tlmil eer, mill to soini ol them the street enr strike Is n hless hiK In illsKillse, us those Mho will not IMtroulye the enrs liny ill home, nnil the fni'-seelllK hulnuss men ore liikhiK inlvaiitiiye of the eonilltloiis and making liny while the sun shines. A carelul iieruvnl of the various ad vertisements on this p.'iKe will eonvlneo the most skeptical that thlims arc hoomliiK, anil ll is well to call attention to the fact that first-class woods can ho had here as cheap as anywhere In this 1 ('don. President of Stnr Club. Matthew Damal, who Is now presi dent of the Slur Social club, was horn in j'adeu, Germany, but has lived on this side nearly all his life. Jlr. Damal is employed in the iliiKen t Son plun iiiK" mills, and is well thought of by his employers, besides having the regard and i'H teem of Ids associates anil neigh hors. The society of which he Is now M. Vl.tt llMl, the head was organized about eight yeais uko, and has steadily gained in numbers and popularity until they arc now considered among the best enter taliiois in social affairs on this side of the Uo.iring Drook. The club's headiiuarters are located at 611! Pittston avenue. Their coming annual ball, which takes place on Janu ary '20, is looked forward to as one of the social events of the season. The 1 onunittee of arrangements are: Charles Kellerman, Jacob Kaeslner, Peter Phil lips, Jacob Mlrtz and David L,eis. "Return of Edward Herschel. Hdwuril Herschel Is a young man of patriotic instincts who, when Uncle Sam wanted brain, brauu and muscle, aiiMVcreil the call on November 12, lSHS, and has had a valuable and ex citing experience In the three years' service which he has Just completed, After enlisting in this city he was KJitt to one of the. many military estab lishments and learned the rudiments and art of war. JTo afterwards spent i:im Mil iii:i:miii:i.. twenty ninnths In Cuba hi acfHe kui1 vice after which as a member of Com puny U First United States luraiitry, lie was ordered back to the states mid spent some time In Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, ami In barracks in MIksoiuI, His regiment was then ordered to .Man ila Win-It' ho completed his three years with eight months' uetivo services. air. Herschel is ii joting man of pleas. Ing nddtess and speaks modestly of his rureer. Ho has u largo number of trophies and curios at his home, Ui Alder street, where he took up his icsl deuce with his mother, after being lion orably discharged In San Francisco last week. P.. A. Cnvanaugh. A well known citizen who has imnssi'd a mmfurlahlu fortune by In dustry ami sound business methods Is I'. A. I'niiavailgb, who settled on this side of the Homing Brook 24 years ago and iirtcr u short stay started nut and made n tour nf the west, Ucturiilug several years Inter he at once went Into business for himself and has lived where he Is now loonted over sixteen yen is. Ills methods altraeteil friends who have for him the highest respect mill his careful management Is apparent by the fuel that he now owns the largo three story double dwelling and store at fill Itlver street, besides several oth er properties and also nearly a whole block In the vicinity of the Twentieth ward, He Is alllllateil with sevenil beliellclnl organizations and lit blessed with an esteeninbtp wife mid live Interesting children. IPs aimoiinceinetit with re ference to his business will be found In another column. Funeral of Miss Hayes. Miss Julia Jlavps, who?e death ban been noted In these columns, was laid at rest yesterday morning, after Im pressive services which were held In St. Peter's cathedral at !l o'clock. Tim remains weie taken to the church from the hoim of James Hayes. :t2ll Plttulnn aveuile.where they had lain since death In a beautiful white sllk-llned casket. Interment was In the Hyde Park ceme tery. The pall-lieiuers, all nephews of de ceased, were .Messrs. John, Stephen and Andrew (ieary, Andrew and Michael Hayes and Ulchard Citldnii, NEWS NOTES. A meeting of the old-time leaileis of social events, the "Fourteen Friends." is called for Saturday night al llest's hotel, when it will be decided whether I ho society will stay up and weleomo the new year as of yore. Hvery year so far the members have met In social session on New Year's eve. and it Is quite likely (he old custom will be kept ill). The William Council Hose company lias Dually wound up affairs relating to last Hummer's excursion, and al the last meeting II was announced that t lie hoys cleared the substantial sum of $SS!1. There are a number of bad depres sions In several of the streets which were recently excavated for seweie. Some of them are quite dangerous, having sunk fully two feet. Arrangements are being made by ftoaiing Drook conclave to celebrate the new year in a titling manner, and Gud8c3 of EP39es Where Mfe Failed Amos Crocker, of Worcester, writes: "After going through it frightful sur gical operation and nfler trying any number of salves and ointments, one BOf. box of Pyramid Pile Cine gave speedy relief and II (illicitly cured ni"." All druggists sell It. hit tie book, "Piles, Causes and Cure" m.illeil free, Pyramid Drug Co., .Marshall, Mich. a committee has charge of details for :i grand social and smoker to take place some time In January. (leiieral (Irani coiimmudery, Knights of Malta, will meet In regular session tomorrow ulghl. (let your smokers' supplies, pipe", clgais and tobacco, at Miller & Doell ler's. (iOt! Cedar avenue, The best goods at the lowest prices. vn The funeral of Miss 'Wilhelinlna fterg will take place today. A Trip to California or Florida. Those contemplating such n trip need hut to call on the local .ticket agent of the Lackawanna railroad and he will arrange every detail, Including trans portation, berths, reservations and checking of baggage through to desti nation; also will furnish rates, folders, descriptive literature and any other in formation desired on the subject. Through sleepers and day coaches to Chicago. Only one change of curs to California. H;' ?Hf Mte? I It ' ? & l&Wflk Is CHARLES GRAF, in ill i gh M SHOES Everything to Make a Christmas Dinner. CHRISTMAS RiNK PEG1ALTY New 'Phone 1339. n 427 Pittston Ave. P. A. CAVANAGH GENERAL GROCERY AND UNDERTAKING 522-52 River Street. UP-TO-DATE COACHES FOR HIRE GENERAL IEAINC Phono Connections. Lorenz Hafoei stroh the Leading Harness Maker on the South Side. Complete Line of Horse Furnishings 510 Cedar Ave. Telephone 1568 A Line of Fancy Ladle s Handkerchiefs Especially f ike Holidays Ustcal Line of Nats and Candies HENRY ARHBRUST, JR., Dealer in all kinds of Fresh and Salted Meats Manufacturing all kinds of Sausage a specialty. 627-629 Cedar Ave. Telehone Connections. Xmas Is Nearly Here Don't forget you can get all kinds of VEGETABLES, FRUITS, OYSTERS, CHRISTMAS TREES AND TRIMMINGS AT SUNDAY'S IlARKET 531 Cedar Avenue. M. HESSINQER & CO T09T11 PITTSTON AVENUE. Complete Housefurnishings Book Cases, Hall Racks, Rockers and Bahy Chairs a Specialty, Carriages for Hire. 'Phone Connections. Wines. Liquors and Gigars at KAESTNER'S HOTEL 54-56 CEDAR AVENUE. HOT LUNCH DAILY FROM 9 TO 13 A, M, STPFAHL'S 629-631 PITTSTON AVENUE. FOR Hardware Plumbing Tinning Gas and Steam Heating GO TO Ziegler & Schumacher 50 AND Q03 CEDAR AVENUE SHOOTNG FOR PRIZES ALL CHRISTMAS DAY AT MIRTZ HOTEL 12 PITTSTON AVENUE FREE RABBIT LUNCH SERVED K K it Aft K tt Aft 1 Aft Aft AJI Aft Aft K Our Holiday Display This Year Kinds us in our now stote hotli'r nrcinircd than uvcr before lo cater to the wants of HOLIDAY SHOPPERS. 'J Beautiful Things for Christmas jj Early choice is wise. We invite you to make selections . now. when stocks are al their best. In making your selection of Diamonds, you have the as sistance of my thirty-live years' experience. Diamonds Set in all kinds of RINGS, P.ROOCIIES, PEXDAN'TS, STL'DS. Etc. Fine Gold and Silver Watches With the Highest Grade Movements. Sterling Silver Novelties, Cut Glass and Umbrellas. And ever thing pertaining to a lirst-elass Watch and Jewelry Establishment. ' 3 ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft . ft ft .t . ft . ft ft ft ft C. LUTHER, 133 Wyoming Avenue. KSTAMLIS1IED IX I.S.-.7. '4 M ' ' 'A 'A "A 'A" 'A A A "A A 'A "A A A A A'A AAA A AAA AAA A'A 'A "A TT I1 $ 4. Useful Holiday Presents : House Coats Storm Coats Bath Robes COMPLETE ASSORTMENT Leather Suit Cases Neekwcar Underwear Hoiscry Mufflers Handsome Line of Holiday Siispenders : a VMMlf ffv0MMlML4s Ol'l A A 4 Spruce Street. Hen's Gloves of Every Description. i:i:mm;. . lai,,3aS"$alaai'aS''talt'l,3'2i"S'ai'al 44 44'4l44l4444444,4444a4 41!1 SCRANTON HOUSE On the European Plan. FINEST OYSTERS and all kinds of GAME IN SEASON. KKKKr,tKK,,HHHnH,,HnnnHn'. .1 ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft . ft ft ft ft ft ft ft , ft ft ft ft ft ft ft HOT MEALS ! AND 'I COLD LUNCH 5 Served at all Hours. ! it ft ft , ft PROPRIETOR. JOHN S. McCABE. riARTIN O'CONNOR. St. Cloud Hotel, HcCABE & O'CONNOR, Props. Corner Linden Street and Wyoming Ave SCRANTON, RA. Meals to Order at All Hours 25c Oysters in Every Style GAME IN SEASON. I -
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