The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-03-27
Personal Notes.

Grove Messenger now has the rag
off his nose.
r. V. Kline has recovered from
his recent illness.
Page Prindle was in town on Sat
urday and Sunday.
Charlie Nichols went to Kane to
work on Monday.
He nearly frightened the lady of
the house to death.
The Union Co. store room is very
neat and attractive.
Miss Rose Miller's school at Will
marth closed on March 10Th.
r.. NJ. Painter, of Milestone town
ship, was in town last week.
w. H. Schram has planted two
hemlock trees on the west side of the
Hyde House.
Miss May Little came home yester-
day from Painsville, Ohio, where she
has been attending school.
Jack Wilcox, well known to many
of our readers, was in town the other
day looking well and hearty.
Seth H. Yocum, Congressman from
this district, was in his seat at the ex-
ira session which began on the 18th.
John Gillouly now fills the posi-
tion at Grant & Horton's' tannery
made vacant by the resignation OF
Captain Smith.
Mrs. HI. M. Powers has returned
home from her visit to friends in
Maine. Her return was owing to the
illness of Mr. Powers.
Mrs. jeremiah Elliott. of Spring
Greek township, returned last week
from a two months visit to the south,
greatly improved in health by the
trip.
"A naughty March zephyr blew
THE ADVOCATE sign from its moor.
ings one day last week. We have
again nailed it to the mast and think
it will stay this time.
o. M. Montgomery, of Wilcox,
will long remember st. Patrick's day,
for it was then daughter came tC
stay with and call him papa.
POSTMASTER Hagerty is having g
serious time with Inflammation of the
eyes. He has our sympathy with the
hope that he may soon recover.
e. X. Gresh has purchased of ]
S. Hyde, the coal in the hill neal
Eagle Valley for Is cents a ton. Thi.
coal is said by experts TO he the best in
Elk county.
Miss Aggie Barretts school al
Whistletown closed yesterday. Mis-:
Barrett will attend school at Warren
during the summer, commencing
next week.
III. NJ. Powers has recovered suf
ficiently to again take his place at tht
bank, although he looks a trifie palt
having lost thirteen pounds in weigh
during his illness.
w. w. Ames, of st. Mary's j.
now aid-do- camp on-Govcr>---fIoyt
| staff with the rank of Lieutenan
Colonel. We published the full list o
staff appointments in our last issue.
Capt. p. r. Smith, for severa
years inside boss at Grant d Horton
tanncry, has gone to Stoneham to tax,
a position in the tannery at that place
Perry has our best wishes for hi
future success, although we regret t,
lose him from our midst.
The Ross Brothers, of Ridgway
have been awarded the contract to fur
nish the brick for the new court house
About 600,0 brick will be needed
and the price delivered will be 5000
thousand. The first $4,000 are to b,
delivered by May Is, and 5000 eacf
month thereafter until all are fur
nished.
Judge Edward Derby loans III
another old paper entitled ConeWangt
Emigrdnt, dated Warren, Warren Co.
Pa, November 10, 1924, ant
published by Richard Hill. 1t is {
four column folio, and, although yellow
with age the print is remarkably clear
Flour is quoted at Pittsburgh under
date of July, at $3.50 G. 500 pei
barrel. A July quotation in Novembel
was very newsy indeed.