The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-07-20
Personal.

The outlook for the potato crop is
very good.
Irwin Schultz, of Wilcox, was in
town last week.
Casper Kline, has returned from
Grant Mill Store.
Miss Emily Beman visited Brock
wayville last week.
L. w. E. is disconsolate since
Brookville has left.
j. Powell is having his mill at
Grant Mills rebuilt.
Services at the Presbyterian
Chapel last Sunday.
C. r. Farley intends to start for
Europe next Monday.
esterday the weather was again
pleasant and warm.
Miss Lizzie Kenyon left last Mon
day morning for her home.
Ezra Dickinson and family are
visiting friends in this place.
Miss Name Forming left for hel
home in Penfeld last week.
Miss Mary Meisinger is visiting
Miss Jennie Jackson at st. Marys.
%. M. Montgomery, of Wilcox,
was in this Borough last Saturday.
Capt. Fred. Schnning is an ex.
tensive dealer in pianos, organs, etc.
George Woodward the Borough
Constable visited Benezette last week
Mrs. McCracken, and Wilkie, OF
Detroit, are in town visiting Mrs.
Ross.
Mrs. Will Brandon of st. Marys
Was in town last week visiting re-
lations.
"A. G. Craig has moved into the
house formerly occupied by Jacob Nc
Cauley.
Mrs. Ernhout and sisterof Wilcox,
visited d. Z. Oysters family last
Saturday evening.
-Ridgway now has a boot black
He seems to be we'll patronized and is
contented and Nappy.
john r.. Kline has q very neat and
well kept lawn on either side of his
house on Broad street.
WIN. Luther has had a severe at
tact ofinflammatorv rheumatism. He
is now able to be about.
Mrs. William Brumble nee Inez
Crandell, of Baltimore, is visiting
friends and relatives in town.
-Omer s. Davis, on account of i'll
health is at his home in Youngsville,
Pa, to remain for time.
Mrs. LubY, widow of the late
Michael I.uby, is to return to her
home at WatsO ntown, Pa.
Company II will start for Lewis
town Oh August 9TH. 1t is expected
there will he full compan y,
Mr.. Penfelti on account of quite a
severe illness has not been in the Post
Office for couple of weeks.
Il. c. Horton and wife of Brock
port, Pa, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Patlnore last Sunday.
What is more delightful than
hyacinths in winter? Get your bulbs
now. Leave orders at this office.
q w. Nichols is now engaged in
shanties along the r. & p.
Railroad line between the mouth of
Toby, and Brockwayville.
james Penheld is now at Magnetic C
Springs, Chic, whether he has gone
for the improvement of his health.
Mrs. j. w. Heilman, formerly
Miss Julia Wellendorf, and husband
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lard.
The Misses Little Lad for their
guest last week, Miss Jessie ia ckson,
a school friend from the Painesville
Seminary.
Mrs. Malone, G.. w. Rhines, and
J. f. Dill have new walks along their
respective properties on Center and
Mill Streets.
A riding rraty consisting of five
couples left here Thursday afternoon
for Camp Barrett and were finely enter
.ained by Mr.. Manning, all voted it
very enjoyable affair.
Isaac Horton, Jr. of North East,
put in an appearance here on Tuesday
afternoon. Everybody around Ridg-
way will be glad to see him. We un-
terstand he will make an extended
visit.
The funeral of the late Michael
Luby was largely attended on Friday
asst. Company H and the G.. Il. A.
j. marched in the procession. The
nterment was at the Catholic ceme-
cry.
Mrs. c. H. McCauley was in
iidgway during Sunday. Ruby is
till in Erie and is rapidly recovering.
hrs. McCauley was summoned to
)lean last week to attend the funeral
+ her eldest sister who died of con-
-Leon5 Rhines, son of Thomas
thines who lives at Maxwell Run,
ut his left hand in a terrible manner
With an AK on Tuesday last lie was
rought to Ridgway, and Doctor Bard