Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-11-28
Sonestown.

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Mrs. II. S. Laird of Nordmont
called on her daughter, Mrs. A. Ed
gar, on Wednesday,.
Chas. Whitacre of Philadelphia,
has been visiting friends and rela.
tives in town.
Will Kiess has taken a log job,
and gone into Camp on. the Noun
tain.
The fair, held by the Junior Lea.
que, was very successful, both social
ly and financially.
r. w. Simmons has moved into
his new house.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Welch have
returned from weeks sojourn al
Philadelphia and Hughesville, re-
spectively.
Albert Ryan and sister, Mis-,
Name, of Tivola, were Sunday visi
tors with Miss Ada Hall.
Ralph Magargle, now of Chester
Pa, is visiting his mother at this
place.
Miss Maud Sones, of Beaver Lake,
was the guest of Miss Mae Simmons
over Sunday.
Burnley Anderson has returned
from Genoa, ILL.,, and is spending s
few days in the neighborhood. Or
his return to the West, he expects tC
go to Kansas.
Misses Clara Streby and Myrtle
Edgar, visited Mrs. X. c. Horn, al
NOrdmont, on Saturday.
Report of Muncy Valley High
School, second month.
Blanche Miller, *93; Celia Dono
van, *91; Bertha Johnson, ss; Frank
Stetts, *90; Ransom Biggar, 80.
b class. Katie Donovan, *SS;
Francis Moran, *s7; Ernest Warn
er, $50; Beulah Miller, 1856; Walter
Secules, 81; Celia Johnson, sc; Mat
tie Confer, so; Mable Avery 1888
Sabina Van Horn, 1888; Walter Haus
76.
G class.-Earl Bender, 93; BOyG
johnson, "A; James Gallagher, *93
Geo. Jankossky, 81; Milton Fenste
maker *S9; Ada Stetts, *S3; Eve
Hill, 70; Olive Shaw, $500; Katie
Bradley, 1888; Anna johnson 81
Maud Remsnyder, 81; Ruth Miller
*S4; Dan. Robbins, **S4; Stells
Cover, *s2; Pearl Gordner, so; Rob
ert Bradley, 81.
Names of visitors: Mrs. W. f
Donovan, M. F. Shaw, Walter Eos
ter, Hurl Fenstemaker, Brady Haus
Rev. Guilden, Mrs. A. Van Horn
Mrs. Gilmore.
The school will give an entertain
ment on the evening of Decembe
9th, admission and 10 cents. Pro
ceeds to apply on library. All arr
cordially invited to be present.
MYRTLE EDGAR, teacher.
Farmers Institute for Sullivan
county will be held at Colley, Dec
9th and 10th, 1901, under the auspi
ces of the Department of Agricul
ture. First session at l p. M. OF
Monday, and closing Tuesday even
ing. Good lecturers will be in at
tendance. All are invited to b
present.
JOHN w. ROGERS, chairman.
IN RE: Estate OF Polly C. Steinbac
late of Davidson Township, Sulliva
County. Pennsylvania, deceased.
To Addic +. Bushnell, Alice G. Nobl
and Aiva G. Noble her husband, l..
Steinback. Irene Hazzen, Nellie G. Rol
bins and Taylor Robbins her HUSBAND
Belle Houseknecht and Frank House
knecht her husband, and Lafayette ]
Steinback, heirs of said Polly C.Steinbac
and all others interested, take notice:
That the Orphans Court of Sulliva
County has granted rule upon said pa
ties in interest to come into open cou
on the 9th day Of December next, at
O'Clock p. m. that being the first day
December term of court. To accept or r
fuse TO take the property described in Il
writ OF partition awarded in this case
the appraised value put upon it by I'll
jury OF inquest, and also to show cau'
why the real estate should not be sold
case said parties or any of them shou
: neglect or refuse to take the same at Il
valuation thereof, which is S925.0O.
When and where you may attend
you think proper.
ii. w. OSLER, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, Laporte, Pa, Oct. cS, l9(