Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-23
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

Mrs 5. f. COLT jr., of DuShore, was il
town Saturday.
Miss SARAH RAHM has returned from hel
visit to Syracuse.
Conductor DRAKE spent Sunday with hi:
Towanda friends.
Mrs. DR.. MoNTANYE and Master FRAME
have returned from New York.
P. III. BUCK conducts Sunday-school col
umn in the LIE Raysville AdUew1Ser.
WILLIAM GRIFFIs, Esq, arrived home
from Washington Saturday evening.
Our formel townsman, J. w. TAYLOR, Of
Albany, n. Y, is in town for few days.
1t j. NJ. CALIFF, U. S. A., paid his broth
er in this place flying visit on Saturday.
Rev. D. CRAFT has been re-appomted Crane
Chaplain of the Grand Lodge, I. O. O. F. OF
this state.
Mrs. j. II. NEvINs has been visiting rea.
tiyes in Schuyler county and Wayerly, n. Y.
for the past week.
Mrs. c. f. NICHOLS, of Mcpherson, Kan
is visiting friends at Mountain Lake, this
we are pleased to learn that E. f. SMITH
late book-keeper at Greenwood tannery, has
secured a good situation in New York.
Mrs. ROBERT PARK, of Westfield, Mass.
is visiting her old home at Wyalusng. She
is daughter of the late HENRY GAYLORD.
CHARLES HUTCHINSON, who formerly at
tended our Academy, is now, we hear, one
of the leading pupils at the Susquehanna Col
legiate Institute, at Towanda, Pa -OregC
Blade.
GEORGE MERRITT, who has been visiting
his mother in Elmira, for the past few weeks
has returned to Nickerson, Kan, where he
holds responsible position rs telegraph op
orator.
President PACKER of the Pa. & n. Y. r. r
has a very handsome cane which he brought
from the South. 1t is made of orange wood
covered with elaborateiy carved alligators
Tfe handle is highly polished. The carver
was nearly week working on it.
II. Il. WILSON and family of Troy, are
about to take up their residence in Sayre.-
embryo " City of the Plain" presents an ex.
cellent field for him. The good people OF
Sayre, moreover, are to be congratulated OIL
securing the family for neighbors.
''Sister ELMA" fairly astonished her most
intimate friends in her first effort as editreSs
of the OscazuWa independent. She gave
evidence of literary talent and culture of high
order. The eloquence with which she cham.
pioned the cause of the "poor tramp did
credit to her head and heal t, and ought to
secure for her membership in the Humane
Society,
We saw very handsome flower cross Sat.
urday evening which MARY WICKHAM had
arranged TO place ON the grave of her little
cousin, child of O. A. BLACK that died
last year. The cross, which was about two
feet in length and accurately proportioned
was solid mass of thorn apple and wild crab
and very fragrant.
superintendent BLIGHT is determined to
do all in his power to keep up With the or
ders for Loyal Sock coal. In the past he has
often been compelled to delay orders because
he was short of cars. To remedy this diff
Guilty, he sometime since contracted for three
hundred new dumps and gondolas. The first
lnstallment has already arrived. Mr., BLIGHT
Is emphatically "the right man in the right
place." ,"and moreover his coal only needs to be
introduced to recommend itself.
is He IMPLICATED IN THE STAR ROUTE
FRAUDs?-The following notice of promi-
nent citizen and extensively mail contractor