Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-08-01
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

Rev. j. A. ROssEEL and wife left for home
Saturday morning.
WILL W. DECKER has goue to Sheshequin
to rusticate few days.
Miss LILLE MARSHALL returned ftom her
visit in Owego Saturday.
Misses SARAH and JESSIE MOODY haye re-
turned from Lake Carey.
L. M. HALL, Esq, visited his parents in
Wyoming county Saturday.
Mrs. G. V. MYER and children returned
from Wyalusing this morning.
News fIom Mrs. Doctor MONTANYE con-
tinues favorable. She is now able to sit up.
JOHN F. PETTES, of Troy, was visiting his
father and other friends in this place yester-
day.
Miss Z. D. ANGLE is spending few weeks
with her parents in Bradford county TU1lk-
hammock Rep.
w. H. DODGE and family will occupy j.
o. FRosT's residence during the absence in
the South of Mr.. and Mrs. FROST.
t. NJ. ARNoT, LEGRAND BREWER and
WILLIE LAYTON go into camp for week
near York's narrows this morning.
Miss ONE LAMOREUX and Miss MAY
WATKINS are spending a few weeks with
Judge INGHAM's family in Laporte.
DR.. JOHNSON, HENRY PORTER and C. L..
and w. G. TRACY, 'broke camp" Friday
afternoon and returned to their homes.
O. d. KINNEY, Esq, has tired of ''single
blessedness' and joined his wife at Asbury
Park, where he listens to what "the wild
waves are saying" for the next week.
Mrs. A. Ii. KINGsBURY, who was injured
in an accident at Wyalusing Il week ago Sat-
urday has been brought home, but will not
be able to stand on her foot for some weeks
yet. -
Mrs. DrrTRICH's injuries by the runaway
week ago were much more serious than at
first supposed. She has scarcely been able
to move limb since, but is getting better
now.
Mr.. DAILY, the Macedonian market garden
er. has our thanks for bountiful supply of
perfectly formed petite pears, of excellent
favor The fruit is especially suitable for
spicng.
A number of the attorneys engaged in the
railroad equity suit accepted an invitation
from Col. PACKER to spend Saturday night
on Cayuga Lake. Senator DAVIES was one of
the party.
A. j. WHITNEY, wife and three children
of Tyrone, are spending a few weeks at Mr..
WIS old home in WysoX. He has been in the
employ of the Pennsylvania rail road
company for % years. ...
We congratulate +. c. SINSABAUGH, Esq,
of Athens, on his good fortune. He has Just
been awarded Il pension for injuries sustained
in the late war, and the other day received Il
draft for S171O on account of arearages.
After seven years of continuous faithful
service as deliveryman for STEVENS & LONG,
THEODORE ARNOT has resigned the position.
We do not know what his plans for the fu-
ture are. but he has our best wishes for sue
cess in whatever he may undertake.
The following clipped from the the Wyalu-
sing items in Saturdays Elmira Adoerteser
is perfectly correct, barring the name of
Dater .fdneelidS. We have always supposed
that THOMAS was theson of our distinguish
e and able fellow citizen, Hon. E. r. MYER ::
Thomas E. Myer, a talented young lawyer
of Tow anda, has hung his shinge out in our
village. and awaits clients. Thomas comes
of good stock-being a son of Howard Myer,
a man of acknowledged ability and integrity.
A brave woman like a brave man, deserves
much credit. Bravery in its true meaning, is
to meet heroically every emergency, We cite