Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-04-21
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

Mrs. A. SMELL is visiting her parents in
Athens.
w. c. BUCK and wife are guests at the
Ward House.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Fox are spending a few
days in Philadelphia.
Mrs. G. V. MYER is spending few weeks
with her brother in Arnot.
N. S. FRAZER, of Wyausing, has been quite
sick, but is amending now.
r. A. ELMER of Wavery was Yesterday
appointed Second Assistant P. NJ. General.
GRACE RODGERS entertained a select COM
dany of her young friends at dancing party
last evening.
Mrs. F. +. BUSH and children of Standing
Stone are visiting at d. O. HoLLoN's in
North Towanda.
1t noticing the election by Co. A the other
evening we should have stated that Sergeant
JOHN HENLY was elected Second Lieutenant
THos. f. PRocroR, wealthy leather mer-
chant OF Boston, yesterday purchased the in
terest of the other stockholders in the Green
wood tannery and is now sole proprietor.
SENECA ARNOLD gave his wife substantial
evidence yesterday of his prosperous busi-
ness as well as affection for her, in the pre-
sentation of beautiful and costly gold watch
JOHN BLACK of LeRaysville has been in
town for Il day or two visiting his daughter,
Mrs. GEO w. BUCK on Houston street. He
honored the REVIEW office with a call YES
terday.
ALEX DELANo, of Detroit, Mich, spent a
day or two with his brothers here this
week. He started for home Yesterday ac-
companied by his revered mother and niece,
Bliss ALACE DELANO.
ADAM INNS, President of the First Nation
al Bank, Canton, proprietor of the Scotia
tanncry in Granville and one Of the most sue
cossf1l business men in western Bradford,
was in Towanda yeste rday.
From an invitation received yesterday, we
learn that Mr.. TRACY c. FRALEY OF this
office was married in Wayerly last evening
TO Miss LUCY A. SLOAN, a young lady well
known in this place. We wish them much
Joy.
Hon. j. G.. PATTON is piping his Main ST.
block and will introduce water all through it,
This is an evidence of enterprise that will be
appreciated by his tenants. The work is be-
ing done by ED WILLIAMS, whose skill and
experience as plumber guarantee good job
Our old friend Ex-Treasurer BUNYAN made
US q pleasant call yesterday. Mr.. b. has
passed his seventy-seventh birthday, but Is
still hale and hearty, and one of the most in
telligent, companionabe gentlemen in the
county. We arc always glad to see him and
have the pleasure of grasping his honest
hand.
.. a. BALDWIN Esq, of the S. l.. e S.
IL. X Co., is the fortunate owner of an Al
derney heifer with q calf oy her side. Though
petite, the little cow is handsome as picture
and good looks are not her only merits, as
she gives bountiful supply of rich milk.
We congratulate Mr. B. on his good fortune
in possessing so valuable an animal.
A friend of the REVIEW who had the
pleasure Of visiting at Mr.. SAMUEL KELLUM's
in Macedonia the other day. reports the fol-
lowing interesting items which he gathered
while there Mr.. KELLUM'S paternal great
grand father, whose name was also SAMUEL,
married his fourth wife when he was eighty
years old and lived happily with her for "a
years before his death at the remarkable age
of lO4. He resided in New London, Conn
Mr.. KELLUM has horse 80 years old that
works every day and apparently is as full of
mettle and ambition as colt The animals
excellent condition is accounted for in the
Kind treatment 1t has uniformly received du-
ring the % years Mr.. X. has owned him. 1t
pays in dollars and cents to be "merciful to
your beast"