Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-12-13
LOCALS
Personal.

Judee HARKNEss of Springfield is in town.
Miss LILLE MOORE is visiting friends in
Mauch Chunk.
Miss IDA MORGAN is visiting friends in
Burlington.
Mrs. McOUIsToN, of Pittsburg, is visiting
her friends here
Secure your ticket for Miss kELooGGs
readings, Thursday evening.
Mrs. PARK LMITH, who has been quite il
for several wdeks past, oas so far recovered
as to be able to ride out on Sunday.
LAWYER Mp HERsoNs Christmas present
has already arrived. 1t is fine girl baby.
the first one.
President Fox of the Citizens National
Bank has purchased the valuable family
horse lately owned by c. S. FITCH.
MEANS MAGILL is receiving the congratu-
laions of his friends on the advent of the
first baby in his household. The welcome
little visitor put in an appearance Sunday
night.
The Reverend Mr.. ENos has officially noti-
fled the Vestry of Christ Church of his ac-
ceptance of their call to the Rectorship of the
parish and hat he will enter upon the dis
charge of his duties January first. The rec
tory is being repaired and put in order for
his occupancy. Among the improvements on
the building will be new slate roof. Mrs.
ENOs is expected to arrive here this week or
the fore part Of next.
Miss NELLIE GORHAM, daughter of post
master GORIIAM, of LeRaysvlle, was visiting
at Lawyer GRIDIEY'S last week. On Satur-
day Miss GORHAM inspected the ''inner work
ings of the Towanda post office. From la
ter developments we infer that the inspection
must have been entirely satisfactory. We
believe that it has been decided that mail be-
tween this place and LeRaysvle goes most
drectfvia Herrickvie.
JOHN Dennis, bartender at the Ward
House has returned from Philadelphia, re
he had been undergoing medical treatment in
the hospital of the University of Pennsylva-
mia. He experienced substantial and he
hopes permanent benefit.
Copu. s. w. NORTHROP who has been en-
gagged in the mercantile BUSINESS at Ever
green for some time past has disposed of his
stock and again taken up his residence in this
place.
Don't mss hearing Miss GERTRUDE KEEL
LOGG, Thursday evehyine.
1t is rumored that two weddings are to be
celebrated before many weeks, sfrom two
houses on State street.
The scholars Of On rist Church Sunday
School will meet at the Church at 80; his
afternoon to practice Christmas hymns.
The sale of reserved seats for Miss KEEL
LOGG's select readings, Thursday evening.
began Monday morning. Go and have your
seat reserved at once.
COURT.-'rhe session of Court yesterd "
morning was occupied in hearing motions &c.
The following divorce eases ere consider
ed:
Mary Rhebine VS.. Henry L. Rhebine. Re-
ferred to l.. Elsbree, Commissioner.
Margaret Wells, vs.. Melvin Wells. Sheriff
directed TO make proclamation.
e. Il. Fox VS.. David Benjamin and NJ. Kir-
win terre tenant. On motion of w. Foyle |
Court grant rule to show cause why udg-
ment should not be stricken of, returnabe to |
argument COnrt.
At the opening of the session in the after
noon, Mr.. MCPHERSON moved for arrest of |
Judgment in the case of Com. VS.. Abrams,
convicted last tweek of fornieation and bastar
dy.
Eight prisoners convicted last week, were