The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-10
LEEAYSVILLE.

C. S. Dusenbury. of Towanda, was in
town last week looking after his bor-
ough property and visiting friends In
general He was former dentist at
this place. and on account of poor health
retired and moved to the county seat,
A. T. Stewart, secretary, Of Towanda.
was in town last week planning for the
cycle clubs celebration of July 4th. BY
the way, Allen has just been admitted
to practice law in the Bradford county
courts.
Miss MacI.aury, Of New York, gave a
course of lectures for nurses at the Con-
gregational church last week.
Mrs. N. l.. Bird, Of East Smithfield.
president Of the Bradford county W. c.
T. L., has been visiting her niece, Mrs.
L. A. Bosworth, the past week.
Landlord Brown was In Towanda last
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Dudley Camp, of Camp
town, were visiting Mrs. j. NJ. Benham
last Tuesday.
John Black an aged citizen of Pike, is
on an extended trip to Duluth. Mimi,
and Denver, Colo, where he has real
estate}nterests.
Guy Bosworth was in Towanda last
Monday making the trip on the bike.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s. Prentice enter
tanned small company of friends at
tea last Wednesday at the Ladies' Aid
society of the NJ. L. church.
j. V. Keeler made bike trip TO
Wyalusing last week
The Stevensville cornet band have
been engaged to furnish music for the
celebration at Wyalusing on July a.
Miss Nettie Cook, of Potterville, has
been in town for several days as guest
at DR.. Cooks.
Charles Woodruff and wife, Of Au-
burn Centre. were visiting al A. P. Wor-
den's last Saturday and Sunday.
Wayne Hollenback, of Athens, was
calling on friends in town the first Of
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Buster were
Saturday and Sunday visitors at w. H.
Cogswell's. in Skinner's Eddy.
]. N. Califf, of Towanda. was In town
last week looking up his interests as
candidate for register and recorder.
o. S.Overton. landlord at Wysox, cam
didate for county commissioner subject
to Republican rules, was in town last
week, making very favorable ex-
preston as to his success to the polls at
the coming primaries. He has many
friends in this vicinity who will wish to
see him seated in the commissioners
chair at the county seat another year.
He is a very thorough business trans
actor, and, If he should be elected, he
will certainly be the right man to look
after the interests of our taxpayers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson, Of West
Newark, N. Y. have been visiting at
Mrs. Abel Moore's several days. They
also visited other acquaintances in this
vicinity.
The engagement Of T. B. Smith. of
Ulster, and Miss Addle Barnes, of Her.
rickville, has been announced.
Dad Backer's tented 1O-cent show Is
billed for this place this week Wenes-
day.
A. s. Baldwin made business trip to
Camptown last Tuesday.
There are now about thirty bicycles
owned in this borough. Pretty good
showing for a small town.
d. NJ. Turner. of Towanda, the able
i
surance company, was doing business
in town a few days ago.
Mrs. ]. A. Bosworth has been caring
for Mrs. G. w. Moore. who has been
seriously i'll the last week, but now
hopes are entertained for her recovery
Mesdames b. H. Beardsley and w. d.
Johnson are possessors of "The Silver
King" bicycles. Mr.. Johnson, agent.
has been making several sales Of this
wheel lately.
Miss Winnie Wakefield has been quite
i'll at Mrs. p. c. MOore's.
Mrs. Sarah Cinderson, Of Myersburg
was visiting in town for couple of
days last week.
Children's Day will be observed with
appror ria!e exercis s at the M. Z. church
next Sunday morning and at the Con-
gregational church in the evening.
Rev. Walter Buck is expected to ad-
minister the sacrament of the Lords
Supper at the M. E. church next Sun
| day evening.
Miss Jennie Barnes, of Herrickvilie.
was calling on friends In town last Sat-
urday evening.
For state senator the Bradford count
Republicans cannot elect better rep
resentative than Hon. b. B. Mitchell. Of
Troy. who has already served one term
and Is again candidate for re-nomi-
nation. Mr.. Mitchell Is very popular
man throughout the whole county and
an introduction always means a new
friend to- him. The Farmers Friend
and Grange Advocate Of May 20 con-
tains very flattering editorial for the
senator. and we endorse their sonti-
ments. when 1t says shat 1t is certainly
wise and proper, as no senatorial rep
resentative from this district was ever
more faithful and honest than this
gentleman"
Mrs. Fl. w. Shorselle WAS caller a 4.
John Champions, on West Hin, last
Friday.