The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-02-04
LIE AYSviCLE,

Candlemas day. and the bear" saw
his shadow.
Doctors Warner and Sternes, of
Rush. have been making professional
| calls here for week past.
DR.. q. w. Durga is attending Will
lam Snyder, the postmaster, on Spring
Hill. who has been critically i'll for
some time.
Our borough was represented at the
county seat last week by Esquire G..
W. Brink, =. II. Buck and NJ. Fl. Cod
ding.
At the Democratic borough caucus
in Towanda last Wednesday two
LADIES received the nominations for
school directors large.
A. G. Miller represented +. G. Miller
& Son in the cigar trade at Pittston
last week. He also visited relatives
at Dunmore for a short time.
Owing to . tie vote of the Office of
constable in this borough. special
caucus was held last Thursday evening
and the result was "a to 80 favOring
q. B. Buster. His opponent was G. T..
Billings. who has held the office the
past term.
Christian Endeavor day exercises
We're appropriately observed by the
Congregational societies on Sunday
evening.
a donation was held at the Method
list parsonage for Rev. Warnock last
Friday evening.
The light fantastic was tripped by a
few of our young people at w. NJ. Cool
bauGh's, below town, last Friday even
ing.
This town seems to possess some fine
boxers, as nightly meetings are now
INDUCED in. Sore noses and black
eyes are common nowadays.
John Stephenson. of Shawanese Lake,
was visiting i'm town the fore part of
last week for couple of days.
j. V. Keeler and William Ellsworth
visited in Wyalusing Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs, Charles Brink, who has been
critically i'll. is improving.
II. II. Coleman. undertaken in Rome
was recent caller in town.
&. A. Stowell, a real estate agent of
Wyalusing. was In town last Thursday
on business, being an administrator
of an estate in this vicinity. Mr.
StoweVl not only thoroughly UNDER
stands the value of property. etc. but
ne also has a great knack for furnish
ing the local press and other editorial
Scribblings. He was ACCOMPANIED by
his daughter. Miss Clara. and Miss
Martha Gaylord and dined at T.. W.
Ga ylOrdS.
About forty of our town ladies were
engaged in Il rag bee at Mrs c. W.
Beecker's last Friday afternoon of
course the main tonic of the day and
people Were not forgotten.
y car of potatOes was lately shipped
over the Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western railroad from Nichols. n. Y.
the price paid being ~ cents Il bushel
About 5000 bushels of buckwheat
was resently bought and shipped. at
Wyalusing for 30 cents bushel
William Davenhart is SERIOUSLY i'll
with Brisht's disease. He is manager
of the farm i'm this borough owned by
w. G.. Brister. of Philadelphia
The board of managers Of the Brad
ford County Agricultural society met
In Towanda last Wednesday at the Of
flee of Secretary Kuykendall Septem-
Der -. %. "A and 81 was selected as the
dates for holding the next annual fair.
&. ID. Humphrey, of Towanda was ap-
pointed superintendent of horses: John
Piollet of WysoX. superintendent of
buildings and grounds: and NJ. f..
smith. of Sheshequin, superintendent
of entrance and exit. The following
executive committee for the wear was
appointed: j. q. Nichols. Mt. Lake.
&. w. Stevens. Franklindalr: X, L.
kerrick. Asylum: John Piollet. Wysox,
The adrisability of having a dav set
apart for Odd Fellows day was dis
cuSSed.