Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-26
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

Miss KATIE SULLIVAN has gone to Barclay
for visit of TIVE weeks with her parents.
The reports from Mrs. DR.. MoNTANYE are
not encouraging. Her parents found her
alarmngly i'll.
Prof. BABCoCK goes to Standing Stone this
morning to spend the day ''in camp" with
his sons family.
j. 3. STARK und FRANK DECKER were out
fishing yesterday and brought in fine lot
the largest bass weighing two add a-half lbs.
FRED CARNoCHAN and his grandmother
Mrs. Dr.. PARSONS, drove over from Troy
yesterday and are at Mrs. CARNOCHAN'S on
Chestnut street.
BEN BALL of Litchfeld had two fingers in.
iured by a pistol shot Sunday night or Monday
morning. He said it was the result of an ac'
cieent. Dr.. ALLEN dressed the wound.
Mr.. JOHN TURNER, an employe in FROsrS
factory, met with painful accident Saturday
While running a 8 jonter," the index finger
of his right hand was caught and completely
amputated at the second joint.
JOHN SULLIVAN, trackman employed by
the ?. d \. Y. r. r. Co., met with Il singular
experience on Saturday. Workmen were
employed repairing the telegraph line at the
east end eff the railroad bridge, when one o.
the detached wires escaped and coiling itself
around Mr.. SULLIvAN's body lifted him from
the ground and carried him about fifty feet
landing him nearly in the river. Although
badly frightened. he luckily escaped seriou;
injury.
Hon G. V. ELLIOTT and son, of Mansfield
are in town. The Doctor was born in this
county and lived here until sixteen years Of
age, but his last previous visit here was near
ly thirty-ive years ago. He will drive ovei
to Rome to-day to look over the scenes of hi
early life. Doctor ELLIOTT is one of the
most prominent men in the Northern Tel
and for four years represented Tloga county
in the legislature. We enIoyeda very pleas
ant visit with him last evening and fount
him just as genial and warm-hearted as ever
WIN. DITTRICH and wife and nephew anC
two nieces w1re visiting their relatives, thC
DELPUECHEs on Sunday, and when the.
started for home the horse ran away, upset
ting the wagon and quite painfully injurin.
Mrs. DIrrRICH. One of the little girls ais,
sustained slight cut. The others were no
hurt We are gratiicd to learn that Mrs
DTTRICH'S injuries are not considered seri
Gus and she was brought home Yesterday
The escape of the whole party with thei
lives and without broken limbs, was proyi
dental, as they together with the horse ant
wagon were thrown from a bridge to the bee
4 of the Hornbrook creek.
f+-'s Mi>fortuneS never come slnGlY." Nj
A. II. KINGSBURY, wife and little son were
visiting in Wyausng on Saturday, and were
riding in carriage W ith Mrs. DR.. BROWN OF
ithaca and Mrs. j. NJ. BROWN of Wyalusiag
when the horses became frightened and Il
the driver was unable to control them, ran
throwing the occupants out and demolishin!
the carriage. Mrs. kINGSBURY had one 0
the small bones of her ankle broken and Mrs
j. NJ. BROWN was quite seriously injured
The others fortunately escaped unhurt. Mrs
X. will be compelled to remain in Wyalusin!
until she RECEIVERS from the accident
On Friday Mr.. KINGsBURY'S son JERRE
who is employed in the LaFrance engine
shops, Elulira, had two of his fingers badly
injured. lie is unable to work and has come
home to stay until the wound is healed.