Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1898-08-04
Bernice Echoes.

officials We're at this place Wednes
day in their private car, looking Owe
the ground for a switch to be run in
to the new mines.
Miss Nina Hall of TOwanda visit
ed friends here last week.
Miss Frumburger and sister o
New York are visiting their parents
at Mildred, Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Frumburger.
Mrs. James Ross. of Reynoldsvillt
is visiting her many friends at thi:
place.
Max English of New Albany has
secured position at this place and
will play with the band.
Miss Clara Mcdonald after spend
ing few weeks with her parents al
this place, returned to Cortez, Pa,
on Wednesday.
| Miss Maggie Collins after spending
some time visiting at Plymouth, re-
turned home last week.
Mrs. Geary of Long Valley, visit
ed friends at this place last week.
Mrs. Whitaker and daughter of
Waverly, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Hampson Sunday of
last week.
Rev. j. w. Klingler of Dushore
was calling on friends here Friday
of last week.
The following were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Guy Sunday of
last week Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kast
Mrs. Hoffmaster and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. II. Jones and children of Du-
shore.
Mrs. c. A. Brown visited friends
at New Albany last week.
+. w. Gallagher and wife of La
porte visited friends at this place
Sunday.
G. E. Donahoe and wife of Dushore
visited friends here Sunday.
Rev. Patrick Enright and his sis
ter Nellie, who have been the guests
of their brother, Rev. j. A. Enright,
returned to their home in Allegheny
N. y, Wednesday. They were ac-
companied by Rev. j. A. Enright.
l.. Lowrey visited friends at
Waverly last week.
Tuesday evening of last week the
New Citizen Band was organized
and Prof. James Rutherford was
elected leader and instructor of the
band and the following gentlemen
were elected directors: Patrick Han
non, H. j. Keller, r. II. Guy, J. S.
Taylor, II. E. Watson, John Dono-
van, Joseph Helsmen, David Pea
cock, James Rutherford. The band
consists of twenty members. They
came out Saturday evening and
scerenaded the town, and the music
was very good.
There is some talk of our local
talent putting on another drama.
We hope they will.
Miss Matte Walters left last week
for Pittsburg to visit relatives.
Mrs. Bridget O'Connor died at the
home of her daughter Mrs. James
McDermott, Tuesday evening, July
26, aged II years. Interment at the
st. Francis cemetery, Thursday.
Interesting Budgets from Camp Thom as.
We have had considerable rain
this week.
Co. NJ. will muster for their first
payroll tomorrow, Sunday.
c. B. w. Fiester, who has been on
the sick list, reported for duty this
morning.
Second Lieut.. COrcorhan is a fine
fellow and fully competent to fill the
Office. He handles the company
very nicely already.
Company M. has a lemonade stand
of its own.
Two men of I'd S. Carolina comit-
ed suiside this week. One by shoot
ing himself, the other by cutting his
throat with a razor.
The boys have given up all hopes
of reaching Porto Rico, but are an
xious to have change.
Company M. talks of organizing a
ball team. If we do, will send the
diamond dandies challenge. We
will be hot stuff.
Capt. F. N. Moore in company
with Prof. Stafford and four privates
were out on an exploring expedition
today.
There was preaching i'm the Y. M.