Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-08-03
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

town yesterday.
Miss WINNIE STEVENS, from Standing
Stone, was visiting in town yesterday.
Miss JENNIE MILLER, of Waverly, is Wis
iting Mrs. A. S. GORDON. on York Avenue.
Mrs. O. A. BALDWIN has gone ia Scranton
at the invitation of a fIiend, to select piano.
Hons. JAS. H. WEBB, GEO. LANDoN, and
JOHN F. GILLETT, were among the visitors
in town yesterday.
L. j. CULVER and JOHN MATHER are en-
joying short respite from governmental la
Dor with friends in this county.
Rev. j. II. WESTON and station agent w.
III. KENTNER, of Wyalusing, made us an
agreeable call yesterday afternoon.
Mrs FRED WHITE, who has been visiting
her sister Mrs. G. s.. PECK, in Athens, will
return to her home in this place to-day.
Our esteemed friend, E. w. SMITH, of the
Third Ward, has our thanks for some fine,
crisp eucumbers grown in his own garden.
Mrs. Col. EsHELMAN came up from Long
Branch with her parents, Hon. U. MERCUR
and wife. The Colonel returned to his home
in Lancaster.
Judge LINN went out to Highland last
evening to spend the night with his old-time
friend and companion, S. B. MCCoRD, at his
pleasant home.
We regret to notice that the wife of Assis-
tant Superintendent THOMAS, of the Erie
railroad was recently severely bitten by cat
that manifested symptoms of being rabd.
What does it mean? SAM w. BUCK, one
of our most talented young attorneys has just
provided himself with an ornate and costly
bed room set. The bed is not a single one.-
Is SAM going to take partner?
j. f. CoRsER, by advice of physicians here,
went to New York Monday evening with his
son ARCHIE, to have DR.. HAMILTON make
an examination of the young mans arm, in
jured by fall few weeks ago.
Mrs. ii. w. PATRICK, her son WILLIE and
Mr. ROBBINS, who is spending the summer
with them, started for Mt. Clemens, Mich,
yes terday, where they will remain few
weeks as the guests of Hon. B. RUSH JACK
SON.
Miss LILLE MERCUR, Miss MINNIE
WOODRUFF, and DR.. WILLIAM Ii. MERCUR,
went TO Bernice yesterday afternoon, and will
enjoy lnvigorating mountain air and look for
'stones! great white stones!" in the wilds
of Sullivan, for few days.
THos. T. WIREMAN, Superintendent of
the Pennsylvania railroad company's canals,
is here to testify in the equity suit before
Judge LINN. Mr.. WIREMAN was Chief En-
gineer of the Barclay Bailroad during the
construction of the road, and resided in this
place. For the past twenty-five years he has
lived in Harrisburg.
While Master FRED BFTTS was riding Mr..
BUFFINGToN's pony 6 Polly" last evening,
one of the stirrups came off and FRED fell to
the ground. He was hit by the animals hoof
and sustained an ugly looking wound over
one of his eyes. The accident happened near
Mr. Belts residence and the lad was car
ried into the house and the wound attended
to by DR.. WOODBURY., who pronounced the
Injury not serious.
Miss CHARITY WEBB, of North Towanda,
has lelt at this office collection of pansies,
comprising 81 different varieties. The grow
ing of flowers is no longer confined to city
and town, but, since the organization of the
grange and the dissemination of it's teachings
few farm dwellings are found without them,
as we'll as other evidences of culture and re-
tinement. Mr.. WEBB's home furnishes a
conspicuous example of the truthfnlness of
this proposition.