Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-04-03
PERSONAL.

regret to learn, lies in precariOuS cOndltIon
at his home in Sheshequin. with but slight
hope of recovery
Mrs. MADDEN goes to New York to-day to
purchase new stock of millinery goods.
c. A. STOwELL, of Wyalus;ng, made us a
call yesterday. CAL is always welcome
visitor.
installing the officers of the several lodges Of
Odd Fellows in this county, lie will be in
Barclay this evening.
Mrs. A. L MENARDI, who has been living
at NOrtonville, Mich, for several years, will
,eturn to TOwanda this spring, and occupy
her rt sidence just north of the Episcopal
church.
SAM Houston, one OF the best teachers
in the county, and an officer of OscaiuWa
Grange has followed the example of the Illus
triOus statesman whose name he bears, and
gone west He isayoung gentleman Of excel
ent parts and will make his mark in his new
home. He has the best wishes of 81 host OF
friends for all the success he can aspire to in
whatever direction laudab!e ambition may
lead him.
DR.. II. A. BARTLETT, of Sugar Run. has
been quite sick for several days. He is inn
proving now, however, to the great delight
Of his numerous friends and especially those
who need his professional services. His broth
er GRAHAM has been nursing him for the
past week.
II. THURBER, who has been confined to his
house for some weeks past with q severe at
| tack Of rheumatism, supplemented by touch
of the diphthcria, iS able to appear on the
street again, although not strong enough to
attend to business.
Mr.. BREWER, of the meat market, will 20
to Long Valley and establish a market Us soon
as business opens there.
GEORGE L. Fox and wife took their de-
parture for their future home near East0n,
Maryland, to-day Mr.. Fox owns farm
there, and Us both his daughters reside in the
neighborhood, he finds the attraction in that
direction stronger than the pleasant associ-
tions and ties which have resulted from res
dcncc of about forty years in ToWanda, and
where he and his family are universally cs-
leemcd and respected. We hope they may
be prospered in "basket and store" and al
ways enjoy the high social postum 20 which
their worth entities them.
GALEN OWEN has accepted position in
the engineer corps Of the l.. V. R.R., and will
enter upon his new duties Monday morning.
GET, we have No doubt will make an excel
lent engineer, and become - permanent en-
pioyec Of the Company.
Lawyer Wit has removed his office to the
Means block, over KENT'5 store.
The Athens Gazette says FRANK MORLEY
is mentioned by his friends i'll connection with
the legislature. If all FRANKS friends attend
the primaries and vote for him, he will be
sure TO win.
We copy the following notice from To-
peka paper OF the Goth of March. Mr.. LACEY
was formerly employed as an operator on the
Pa Il n. Y. road, and is brother of ARTHUR
LACEY of this place
Fred G. Lacey, tor some time operator at
the u. +. depot, North Topeka was last even
ing at O'Clock united i'll marriage with Miss
Eta Stanstield, at the residence OF her par
tnts, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Stansfipld, on Jack
son street, by Rev. &. w. fleming, MIR. Lacey
is Il young man that stands high in social cir
cles, and has hosts OF friends who wish him
all the pleasures and none Of the Ills Of life.
The bride is one of North Topcka's most
charming daughters. Handsome and talented,
and possessing every attribute of u true lady,
She makes wife OF which any husband may
feel r I'd. A large number OF invited guests
were pre- sent, and partOok of an elegant re-
past prepared by the brd', parents, and the
affair is pronounced the most brilliant that
has occurred in Topeka for years. The bride
was dressed in an elegant light Japanese silk,
cut en- train, trimmed in old gold wreath
of orange blossoms in her hair white kid
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