Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-03-09
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

at MS uncle'S y. y. GRlFFIIHS.
DC. DEWITT and |. MCPHERSON are at
tending Supreme court in Philadelphia.
Mr.. WELLS, night clerk at the Ward House,
Is laid up with rheumatism.
G. B. DAWSON, the energetic general agent
of the popular Eureka Mower, is spending q
few days in town.
GEORGE KIRBY's baby has been very Ill,
but the parents now hope the little fellow is
out of danger.
WELLINGTON WHITAKER has been ap-
pointed postmaster of WysoX, in place. of c.
j. EAsTABROOK, resigned.
Mr. GEORGE COSPER and Miss FANNIE No
BILE, of Troy, spent Sunday in town as the
guests of Mrs. f. r. BRAUND. They return
eel Monday afternoon.
L. j. CULVER has gone to Washington to
spend few days and will probably make
himself familiar with Commissioner LEDUC's
methods during his stay in the National capi-
tol.
Little JOSIE SwARTS is patiently enduring
a siege of scarlet fever. She is under the
medical care of Mrs. COVERDALE, electrician,
mild form.
MICHAEL KIRWIN, of Towanda township,
who met with painful accident early in the
winter by the crushing of finger in his corn
shelter is able to be around again although
he still bears unmstakable evidence of the
phys pain he has suffered and is still en-
during.
Capt WILT, while enjoying his trip to
Washington found the hurried journey and
fatiSuing march too much for his physical
endurance, and has been confined to his
house under the doctors care ever since his
return. His illness is the more embarrassing
from the fact that his wife is also on the
= sick list.'
Our young friend, S. S. DELANO, son of O.
l.. DELANO, of this place, is filling respon-
sible and lucrative position in Detroit, Mich.
He gave his sisters gratifying evidence of his
love the other day, by forwarding them a
handsome piano. Not every boy is so thought
full and consderate of his family after he gets
away from under the home roof, but the ex-
ample is worthy of imitation.
The gentleman particularly referred to in the
appended item from the Elmira AdUeNiser
is il brother of our good friends and enter
prising citizens of Wells, MORRIS and c. l..
SHEPARD:
Mr.. Lew Shepard, who carried on groce-
ry business in Elmira some time ago and la
ter ut Daggett's Mills is in Il fine position in
California with an uncle named Judson ra-
ted in the mercantile agency AS an oction-
aire. Mrs. Shepard is a sister of Mrs. Dix
w Smith of this city, both being daughters
Of Mr. John Roy, at the State Line"
WEATHER INDICATIONS FOR TODAY
Cloudy with rain, stationary or higher tenn
perture.
The residences of W. Is. DODGE and O. A.
BALDWIN, in the Third ward, have been con-
nected by telephone and the two families can
now enjoy a visit without being subjected to
the Inconvenience of passing over icy side
walks and muddy crossings.
Mrs. DRUMMOND, whose death was an
nounced yesterday, will be buried this after
toon. Relatives and friends will meet at
Mrs. SWEEPS in Monroe, at II O'Clock this
morning and escort the remains to WysoX.
and the funeral services will be held i'm the
Brick church at ore O'Clock this afternoon.
The Orphans" is the title of Il new paint
ing i'll the window of BENDER, the artist.
The piece gives evidence of rare artistic
talent, and reflects great credit upon the gem
lis and aesthetic taste OF the artist. Were
i5 production of some of the old masters it |
would bring small fortune.