Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-01
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

JOS. POWELL, Jr., is home from school.
Mrs. JESSE MYER is spending few weeks
in Coudersport.
OWEN MCCAULY of Barclay is visiting his
son FRANK in Sayre.
DR.. JOHN D. MERCUR, of Philadelphia
is visiting his friends here.
Mrs. J. NJ. COLLINS and daughter, BELLE
have gone to Binghamton.
Col. j. f. MEANS, of Towanda, was in
town last week.-Du.ShOre ReUiel1.
Miss JENNIE and ANNA HOLCUMB of
Philadelphia are visiting in this place.
Miss MAY CoDDING and Miss ANNA Ell
LOT are visiting in Emira for few days.
Mrs. CARNoCIIAN and her children go to
Troy this morning for visit of few weeks.
EMIL DITTRICH and AL NELSON have re-
turned from their trip to New York and Bos-
ton.
w. Fl. COvERDALE has returned home
from Bradford, where he has been for few
months past.
D. w. GORE of Waverly was in town yes
terday. He will move his family to Hornels-
vile in couple of weeks.
JAS. w. MERCUR and wife, are visiting
Mr.. Ms. parents in this place. We believe
they sail for Europe soon.
Mrs. NJ. H. SCOTT, of Towanda, and Miss
IDA VINCENT, of Athens, are visiting at f.
P. VINCENT'S in Dushore,
Judge LINN and the attorn Us employed in
the railroad equity suit here, have gone to
Tunkhannock to take testimony.
S. NJ. BROWN has the honor of catching the
largest Black Bass" of the season, it was
thee pounds and ten ounces. Next.
The birthday party given by little Miss Ed
Ma KIRBY yesterday afternoon, was enjoyed
to the fullest extent by the fifty or sixty chill
dren present.
ED MASON, who has been employed in the
Kansas City post office for the past two years,
Is spending short furlough with his parents
in this place. He is looking WELL
1t was Miss MAGGIE DELANo. of the Bath
school, whose arrival in this place the REVIEW
INT nded to notice yesterday, instead of Miss
FLORENCE, who will reach home to-day.
Our former townsman and Typographical
Trend A. y. TROUT is a candidate for the
nomination for county commissioner of Ly-
cunning county on the Democratic ticket. We
hope he'll win.
EX-Sheriff ZANER, of Sullivan county was
III Towanda yesterday. Although in his sew
enty-seventh year. he is still hale and hearty,
and retains vivid recollection of the first
- wood chuck' he ever saw seventy years ago.
We are pleased to learn that the Clifton
House, at Mt. Clemens, Mich, is filled to
oYertlowing with guests. Mr.. JACKSON is
very popular as hotel proprietor, and the
increased patronage of the Clifton will be
good news to his many friends s.-Dush0re
ReUieac.
SENECA ARNOLD, the new mail contractor
between this place and LeRaysville takes
Charge Of the route to-day. He informs us
that he is getting a new hack made and will
Keep the line up in first class order. C. n.
BEERS, the retiring contractor has carried
the mail from nearly six years with entire
accep ability to the department and the pub
lie. lie has been punctual, always on time,
and has won the confidence of the business
men all along the road by the fidelity with
which all matters intrusted to him have been
attended to. We are sorry to part with him.
While j. w. FREEMAN, of the San day
NeeCs-Dedter, was seated in the Court House
to-day taking notes, he fell from his chair in
an epieptic fit. Considerable excitement was
caused, the people sprang from their seats
and gathered about him to see what was the