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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27
McKibben >Hats-ll ID ID otter.
.;, McKt ll''ts, z. Hats ..'1 ,tter.
n Special terms3 offered ~ residence
.ots, With small Sdownp yment.
y: t'. M oilsS # oaN VERT1r. !:
Kind Words For Campbell Bros.
i. - ~ I Shows. sxk, f.

Campbell Bros. had their '"openiDg
day last: Saturday and entertained the
b'ggee : crowd theat sver congfdE4ted dun
the best show that ever exhibited here in
every resplct:. Their course through
the country will be followed with interest
BY their many friends here, aud next
Novexnb whensthe band plays s'The
Campbells are Coming, and give the
Eh0le outfit, baby elephant and all I
hearty welcome home: Their train 40
cars presents a fine appearance going
throMghthe country and is q big adver-
tisetnent for: Fairbury. The Campbell
Brothers desire through the Times, to
extend their sincere thanks to their
friends.at Fairbury for the generous
'send-cns they gave the circus in open
ingtheIasason Of 1902, and h,,," t,I
gfset.them all again: when tn r,",'H'
closes = T1mas-Fairbury Nh, ,unrh"y
May 70. 1902. AtLitaI l.. F.li%"n Jrty
Y. Duly big.aho Y. cont rhin ,>ear:>,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27
ORDER FOX HEARING ON CLAIMS.
STATE ''''! = g or II. MINNESOTA $50 J. d
>1iconKrY OF MORRISON. Ne. 4:
4 81 I'M Probate Court, : S ia:
Special term. June 70, 1902. !


81 In Probate Court, II II
.3als M p, Special term, June l6, 1902. u
In the matter Of the estate OF Ada ANolf,
IA Letters Of adminis tJation on the estate Of
Ada Wolf, deceaseds late OF the county of
M0rrison. state OF Minnesota. being
sRranted. to Wallace y. Volt. 1s
1If is ordered. That three m0athsa be and
the aarle IL hereby allowed from and after
the date 81 this order. ia which all persono
haying claims or den1ands against the
eaitl deceased are.reQutred to file the same
inGfhe Probate Court Of said county. for
exanaipation and allowance. or be forever
D, ifis SRrtfer or.1ered, That the 10Th day
of sen mber, lsCz, e 70 O'clock O. q. at
sspeS II term of said Probate Court to BE
heal an the Probate Office in hesscOurt
snGsii III the citygOf Little Falls, Id said
EossiiiSf ~ Sc ana the same hereby. u -
pointed as {he tiine and place when aud
where the safd Probate Court will exam
l'. Aud a thsr dsi lfpstics 8
egch ,1te,s 6 &. y 81 6. 9. enc
18th prbIishi1 tls cId b each
e s!sssl 1|s zs als re:
si pstsd 81 iffittis "a. ri d.y'of re-
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laJ an ~ 13 iss sill Eoyer an HIM.
nun III yisit TIM II iends iii N orril
Hester Canghsy ainard ii III;
teac ching school t ionlnebY si Is yilitiIs
the Misses gheele
Robt Wessel q man j a dtrip toItittls
Falls last .Week. became fun d sde nd
E Jhesley lol,t hn Isg; iwa,redlilclisd by
getting mired "a q q 81 isted
the leg ia some. way y! il get ting SKI oit
The 2lst inter wing cut III thelogts III
d. Tie Morrill, boy beat the Ram .,ll az;
ball one tally and had 1t' PVT good
game to ID
Apple trees are dying 5lD5 our Town and
the cause is not kno M! Those that are
dying are Old trees and put out their
foliage III The spring and grow q usual.
4 Crops that are to; he 5scul tivated5 have
been damaged BY too g much rain, and iu
quite q lot Of caaes seefls rotted and viii
not grow. Small grain is good. If sss. 81. 3
Herb Oren Of. Graham. Bent ono county
and Miss Lena. Eheeney sof our town
were united 10 marriage by Rev. Dyer
on the I 9th. Volic Litka and Marcia
Westfall, both Of our town, will be-: mar
ried today at the church in Gilman.
Both couples are well known here, the
last two having been raised here and ell
are OF good families and we Of Morrill,
wish them much happiness and hat
their troubles will be only q few little
/ ones. y + ii 55S* ND .5s%.
year ago for Wisconsin,, returned q few
l IL
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27

The1case OF. John Krause VS.: Hsn-
nepin Paper Co. Krause claimed
that re was engagedat. o. TO dc
certain: work. The defendahtclai
stthat;$1.5o per day was the sum
fixed On until the plaintiff was able
to manage certain machines. Krause
was paid less the. twenty i've cents
per Gay, and. sued for the difference.
He worked about a month. The
Jury decided for KrausB, whose at
,o',raey ven b 81 4. G@aneron. F.sW
Lyon appeared forthe company !.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27
SOUTH CUSnlNG---NORTH PARKER

June ,24-Bennier n ygaard lie. whiting
friends at Little Falls this week s. s e y.
Mr.. and Mre. J. Taylor were call6fs:at
f. Simones' last Sunday evening. 6z ~ ]
i Miss Eva Turner closed a1 term OF
school in district number 1876, last Fri
day. Aspicnic dinner: and e nice; pro;
gram. given ~ the school children, were
much EMO y ed by all. o.. Is. /.
Peter Weidenbachs and family off
sCfougb, visited at j. Kempenich's last
Sunday: ~. -. -. :E2.e
Miss Therese, Jaschke OF St. Paul ,is
thegu Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jaschke ST this place = =, IL.
| Stephen ,T7eacy Of Huff spent Sunday
afternoon ;at Tom Cafhoan's place: .
Willie Simones: returned to Little
Falls last Saturday, after = two weeks y
visit with relatives here. s rs.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27

ID IA
M a0G6pk Roy 81 the America
loI d. tnitolii, oks I, 81 e I
Rlco. attbe Co |, a y Il NAL Clab ban.
didst at.ths stIsls, elatnlridl ] VEN
Ing. He vas telicitd {. 'iintfQ dllniced'
bb!yy nv. " " allar !, md gave Inter
sstinl4 aldfltess. j H i m I, a the.
Cong sl9ationaI chufeh Gd g 7 nor
ming aid evening 81 mi cbn-
iectSd With 1Eissl labor & 10y has
been s. eminent ID the eln olnegro
sddcatio,,n,..3 II
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27

...,... We kndi die the 7lt' best. of
wedding e! ! rings. .... They :.
! re9mud4 byJ. R. Wood
81 sson'.Af New York,
i wh h. ha i 81. been making a.
specially of wedding
- rings ferzover.<50 years,
and md: w.t. f. not &. stamp "a! the I:
goods different than they.
i are: We carry no filled
or plated rings. All are
solldl, gnll. - !. q. s.. ". :.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27
! sssl I

Ills QOnNs no va n tho
81 ttne III the world
famous ., assiOn Plaalyi slt tthe Sacred \
|Heart church It sifibiiSyita iionnltatof
Itts Rev kltend "a, y 81 Represent i.
Itions psn;; <,nslss celisl
;at 80 p.m.sb u EOf. b IL Kiiraini
Of CfeVe lana !, Ohio, lao ~ q dine ora
32tOr, and & one RI German &c. $50 s rs.
q. Nv Dr.. sJ ohm 81 Il SJ,heref sof .Chicaat.
70, who veil known st tbrou9hout;
the country AZ s lecturer aaOf except.
ional ability. The ente tainment
will take place JUL = a.
Va 10 oist VINO has d clear mulsicaI
Yoics 81 great range and power viii
render the sacred songs. 5@s.s III fi#$sIs
Fh1rezaEeiins D 40 moving pictures
:in which nearly 800 persons are
shown. These are made IN Germany
and are the most peril e ones tocf the
Passion: Play ever ma ttiie Y. T colored
scenes are \. remarkable for their
c1earness and beauty. II i.:;. ss; N. Ok I,t
4 AZ testimony Of the excellence Of
the views and the: abilities or the
lee turers and solOists, this play wac
given to 4 immense audiences in 80
churches 81 ST. anl and Minneapo-
liz, and n nearly every one, BY spe.
cial request the play Was repeated.
All who Witnessed the play were
nnanimouasioEst,tting hat it was in
comparablys the best represent alton
ever given, II has the unqualified
ndorsement Of Cardinal Gibbons
and many archbishops and bishops
|.as we'll :as colleges and universities az
the entire Union, and Of Protestant
ministers of all. denomina tions. s...
|,alNsxt Sunday, June 22nd, at 8
o'clock a. N. INT the. tnVitati ton Of
the Rev: Altentiprf of i tho sacred
Heart church, pr. John ##H cl,erer
IwillHdelivar IN lecture in Gernn on
1.-The. Culturk do l,f'''ssitl Germany ISt,,'-
der Bismal r,k. :s:I7.I; s23Is va sssS 1.
On SUNDAY, July 6 r, the ul,y
will be given at St. Micha. II ehnrch.
Buckm an at 2 Y O'CLOCK p: no, and
on the same day at st. Joseph
church, at Pierz. at Sd clock: In tine
evening" ~ = 4 5 T..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27

Ine city tirlel d q tlpent lei
o.n1t aits e 4 clock Tues
an ailternso ia wing Dom q
Al sHl:enpe Raper. NIL helms. blaze.
The cha wings room . SITUATED inst
o nf from the; boilsr oom,s and itais
thought that sparks euipe from
g. y 4 ofs thesi Are boxes ausedl the
blaze b ! z 1tIis due rs The prompt Il ar-.
rival q the artuent and theA 60.
ststance 81 the mill employ ess that
the fire was exiting 1.-The All ri short
q time, and Kept rom spreading.
'll'l' damage vii 10 very Ght Sspt.
Parington Wishes to state 90 much
for the company 8 Tor himself, THAT
he ID very thank full "a the depart
ment for:its different work. 1 }9sE
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27

4 Miss Louise Simo net, who was q L 2
81. Cloud TO attend the graduation
Of her sister, Miss Nina simonst, 81
Saltwater, from Sc. Benedict's acad:
envy, returned Monday. She was &C,
compiled By Miss Cora Volt Of Still;
water, who will visit here ; few
weeks. &: .* + IS. :, "a. s,.. I'LL.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27

mr.. and Mrs. .. C. Trac, /: enter
tanned q party d twenty ladies and
gentleman. at their Y home Monday
evening, in honor Of AIRS ". e.
Young. OF Mankato, q sister Of Mrs.
Traces. IN .s7szsssjsSs " =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-27

!. Nv Az. Essj ~
Read B. Burton's big sad, I'D note
the good things olered. u u.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-30
pECKVILLE.

Captain S. Fl. Briggs will spend to.
day with friends at Factoryville.
Memorial Day will be observed as
usual at Peckville today.
The cemeteries present a neat an6
pretty appearance these days. Beau
tiful flowers and evergreens have, beer
used in abundance. Sexton Frank
Chivers has greatly improved the ap-
pearance of Prospect cemetery in the
past year
Justice of the Peace S.W. Arnold lost
valuable dog on Wednesday, by being
poisoned.
William Day and son John, will leave
Monday for Niagara Falls, where they
have secured employment during the
strike period.
Large numbers of the foreign ele-
ment are packing their grips and leav-
ing for their native countries these
days. The Delaware and Hudson sta
tion is thronged daily by those leaving
for other fields of labor.
Mrs. William Page is i'll with an at
tack of quinsy.
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TAYLOR.

Memorial services will be held in all
the town churches. At the Forest
Home and Presbyterian cemeteries the
Ezra Griffin post, No. 319, Grand Army
of the Republic, will view the graves
Of their dead comrades and fire vol
ley as salute over the graves of the
departed martyrs.
Many Of our 'townspeople will attend
the national eisteddfod at which our
town will be represented by the Taylor
Juvenile choir and Individual compete
tors. The only home attractions slated
are base ball game between two To-
cal teams. in the afternoon. and the
grand ball of the Bachelors Social club
at Weber's rink, in the evening.
William L. Jones. of West Minooka,
won the silver watch at the benefit
drawing of John e. Matthews at Llew-
ellyn's hall, on Tuesday evening, May
20.
Miss Florence Swartz, of Pittston, is
visiting relatives in town.
Taylor mine local, United Mine
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plrTsT0N.


Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Pittston, May 20.--Daniel Lewis, OF
Delaware avenue, who was accidentaiiy
shot by his wife last night, as noted In
today's Tribune, died this evening Just
before s o'clock. Mr.. Lewis became un-
conscious Immediately after the shoot
ing and continued in that state until 2
o'clock this morning, and hopes were
entertained that me would survive the
accident. A sinking spell came on this
afternoon, which was followed by death
DR.. Provost probed for the bullet, but
was unable to locate 1t. Deceased was
employed as a company hand at Mt.
Lookout breaker, and was highly re-
spected by his fellow-workmen and
friends. Mrs. Lewis has been confined
to bed since the affair occurred.
j. j. O'Boyle, OF the Wyoming Valley
hotel, and p. j. Noone returned home
last night from New York. where they
had been in attendance at the Brooklyn
handicap races.
Miss Anna Law, of Luzerne avenue.
West Side. gave dinner to a company
of about thirty guests last evening.
Burglars continue their operations
among West Side residences, the home
of b. s. Werkheiser on Luzerne ave-
nue., being entered between and .
o'clock last evening. In an upstairs
bedroom purse CONTAINING $110 in bills,
the property of Miss Bertha Werk-
heiser, was taken. but in their hurried
fight the burglars dropped $50 of the
money on the bedroom floor and on the
roof of the rear porch, over which they
had gained an entrance to the build
ing. There is no clue to the thieves.
Today the city solicitor had an in
junction served on the Erie and Wyo-
ming Valley Railroad company to COM
pei them to cease work of laying or
changing their railroad tracks in this
city. This is another chapter in the
Cannon Ball. trolley fight. When the
latter company was refused right Of
way through the city. it seems an
agreement was reached between the
trolley company and the Erie, whereby
the latter would endeavor to perform
the work of constructing the track for
the trolley company. This will not go
with the city officials. who are opposed
to the trolley company and have Sc
cured the aid of the courts.
The Taylor Reds and the West Pitts
ton team will cross bats on the West
hide fair grounds Saturday afternoon.
Rev. II. p. Walter, a recent graduate
rom the General Theological seminary
If New York city, has been appointed
% the pastorate of st. James Episcopal
:hurch of this city.
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party to pass through. The bride was
dressed in cream crepe de chine
! trimmed with rope chenille. After the
ceremony and heartiest congratula-
tions, elegant refreshments We're served
by eight young ladies dressed in white.
The bride was the recipient of many
rich and useful presents, which is an
evidence of the esteem in which she is
held by large circle Of friends. The
groom's Gift to the bride was dia-
mond brooch. Other presents were a
set of gold-lined teaspoons, cut glass
water set, rugs, china, silverware, linen,
pictures, s25 cash, beautiful marriage
book of white satin, elegantly embroid-
cred, containing an original poem and
the marriage certificates: register of
guests was also made in the booklet.
The couple departed on the evening
northbound local train, amid showers
of rice. The groom is a prosperous and
successful jeweler at Auburn and is to
be congratulated in capturing such a
valuable prize. Mr.. and Mrs. Leach
will be at home after June II at S6 Full
ton street, Auburn, N. Y. Among the
guests from out of town were: Mrs.
l.. r. Currie, New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. +. Ackley, Olyphant: B. A. Gaylord,
Central Isip, l.. l.; Mr.. and Mrs. G..
r. Ingham and daughter Louise, Mr..
and Mrs. T.. w. Gaylord. Towanda;
Misses Ruth Taylor and Carrie Bloch
er, Spring Hill; A. G. Miller, Mrs. F. l..
Inslee, LeRaysville; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward VanGilder. Mr.. and Mrs. H. j.
VanGilder, Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Gram
DALI Stevensville.
A stock Of general merchandise in
Wyalusing borough, Bradford county,
Pa. A good chance for some one with
small capital to locate in an up-to-
date growing town. First class stock.
Good location. Light, pleasant room.
Will either sell or rent store building.
Address p. o. box, 164, Wyalusing, Pa.
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TUNKHANNOCK.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.


Tunkhannock, May 29.-Mrs. John M.
Garman, of Nanticoke. is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Louis +. Camp, on
Bridge street.
The Epworth League convention of
the Wyoming district, will be held in
the Methodist Episcopal church, on
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week.
The Memorial Day services will be
held at Gravel Hill cemetery this after
noon at o'clock under the direction of
j. W. Reynolds post Grand Army of
the Republic. The address will be de-
livered by N. Frazer, of Wyalusing.
Refreshments will be served to the
veterans at Grand Army hall, by the
ladies of the Womens Relief corps.
The, county commissioners have sold
the stone in the piers and abutments of
the river bridge to Nelson & Buchanan,
bridge contractors, of Chambersburg,
for 5000. This makes the bridge bring
the county altogether the sum of $1,237
John H. Jones, of Scranton. former
landlord of the Spring Grove house at
Lake Carey, was doing business in
town on Thursday.
A hard frost visited this section on
Thursday morning, and many gardens
suffered heavy damages therefrom.
The postoffice will be open today
from s to II a. m., and from / to 3
p. M.
County Commissioner Edwin d. Rob-
inson announces himself as candi-
date for denomination to that Office at
the coming Republican county conven-
ton.
In the trespass case of Frances Gro
gesky VS.. Edgar Ross and Lorenzo N.Y.
ers, in which verdict was secured
for the plaintiff at April term of court
an appeal has been taken by the de-
PENDANTS to the superior court.
Prof. =. B. Rice, assistant principal
Of the borough high school, is visiting
his parents in Perry county.
j. Harman Gearhart, who has been
confined to the house by complica-
tion Of ailments for many months past
is again about the street.
Harvey Thompson, who has been
employed In New York for the past
two months. returned home on Thurs
day morning. He will remain here un-
til about the middle of June. when he
expects to return to New York again.
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Workers, will hold a special meeting
tomorrow evening in Jones' hall.
Mrs. ]. F. Crocker and daughter
Annie, of South Main street, are spend
ing Memorial Day with relatives at
Washington, N. j.
Thomas Davis, of Williamstown, is a
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. David T. Harris,
of Union street.
Miss Margaret Underline, of Buffalo,
NY. is visiting her mother, Mrs. Jacob
Yacksoniak, OF Union street.
The William Tell Rifle club will hold
their annual Decoration Day shoot to-
day on their shooting grounds at West
Taylor. All are invited to participate.
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HARTFORD.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

6reclal 10 the scranton Tribune
Hartford, May 29.-Rev. and Mrs.
Hawkins returned from Binghamton
Monday.
The seventh social held by the Chris
tian Endeavor society on Wednesday
evening was a success. The proceeds
amounted to over $40.
Prof. G. A. Stearns attended the
funeral Of Prof. B. E. James, at Mont
rose, on Sunday.
Uncle Toms Cabin" was played here
on Tuesday evening. There was large
attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Estabrook visited
f. p. Tingley on Tuesday.
Messrs. Whitney and Osborne are
painting Hugh Andrews house.
Memorial exercises will be held here
May 30. Rev. Hawkins will deliver an
address,
Miss Lou Rogers is visiting relatives
in Scranton.
Mrs. Frank Tiffany and ID. NJ. Farrar
are on the sick list.
Mrs. Julia Estabrook has returned
from New York.
Mrs. VIII Colson and children, of Ell
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-30
BROOKLYN.
Special to The Scranton Tribune.

Special TO The Scranton Tribune.
Brooklyn, May 29.-Mr. and Mrs. r
X. Bailey, of Avoca are the guests OF
relatives in town.
Mrs. L. Tewksbury has returned from,
visit with friends in Scranton and
Dalton.
Mrs. S. B. Eldridge and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Tewksbury attended the COM
mencement exercises Of the Dalton
high school last Friday evening.
Misses Eta Sage and Lillian Austin
spent Wednesday in Montrose.
Mrs. Tewksbury, Of Waverly, N. Y.
is visiting her son, Lester Tewksbury.
Misses Josie Gere and Sadie Rosen-
crantz are attending the summer
school at New Milford.
Ruth Austin, of New Milford, Is Wis
iting at o. N. Dolaway's.
r. C. Ely and family of Carbondale
visited friends here. They drove here
Sunday and returned Monday.
The committee having it in charge
are laying out the remainder of the
tIniversalist cemetery and making some
repairs.
Mrs. Edgar and Miss Annie Edgar
are visiting at W. A. stephens.
Miss Emma Eldridge who has been
quite i'll, Is now spending a short time
at her home here.
DR.. and Mrs. f, T.. Bond are visiting
at DR.. A. j. Ainey's
Mrs. Sumner Deans is seriously i'll.
Her daughter, Mrs. McGennis, was
summoned from Scranton. DR.. Cham
berlain Is attending her.
Miss Lelah Sterling returned from a
visit with friends in Scranton.
A quiet wedding occurred at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Kent last
Tuesday when their only daughter,
Miss Edith, was welded to Edward NJ.
Elliot, of Coudersport. Pa. The cere-
mony took place at noon and was wit
messed by only the nearest relatives.
Rev. DR.. Sage performed the ceremony.
The bride Wore travelling suit of blue
broadcloth with blouse of white lib
erty satin and chiffon applique. Little
Dorothy Hard of Mansfield, niece of
the groom, was charming tiny flower
girl, After the ceremony delicious re-
fershments were served. The bridal
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-30
WELSH HILL.
Special to the scranton Tribune.

Special to the scranton Tribune.
Welsh Hill, May 2s,-Elk Mountain
was white with snow today; rather late
in the season
About four hundred strikers-mules--
from Pittston are being pastured here
Miss Cora Anthony Is home from
Scranton where she spent the winter.
ID. j. Thomas and family OF Scran-
ton are visiting here.
Mrs. Mary Duncan and daughter,
Belle, have returned from Colorado
where they have been for about two
years.
Miss Lizzie Moses is home from the
Stroudsburg state normal school.
We are pleased to learn that Miss
Verda Morgans who underwent an op-
Grafton for appendicitis at the Moses
Taylor hospital in Scranton last week.
is improving. Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan
Morgans and Rev. and Mrs. II. n. Har-
ris went to Scranton yesterday to see
her.
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couple left late in the afternoon for a
short wedding trip and they will be al
home after June 20 at Coudersport, Pa,
where Mr.. Eliot practices law.
The union services Memorial Sunday
In the Universalist church were well
attended. Rev. Smith Of the Methodist
Episcopal church gave an able dis
course upon National Evils and Their
Penalties" Rev. Sage and Rev. Rob-
erts assisted in the services.
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Too Great a Risk.

In almost every neighborhood some-
one has died from an attack of collie or
cholera morbus often before medicine
could be procured or a physician sum-
moned. A reliable remedy for these
diseases should be kept at hand. The
risk is too great for anyone to take.
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy has undoubtedly saved
the lives of more people and relieved
more pain and suffering than any 9TH
er medicine in use. 1t can always be
depended upon. For sale by all drug
Sists. ,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-30
BRADFORD COUNTY.

Special to the scranton Tribune.
Towanda, March 29.-The home of
MIR. and Mrs. ". j. Gaylord, Wyalus-
ing. was the scene of pretty and most
happy occasion yesterday afternoon at
five O'Clock, when their eldest daughter,
Miss Bertha, was Joined in marriage
with Mr.. Leonard d. Leach of Auburn.
N. Y. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. T. 8. Armentrout, the beauti-
full ring service being used, and was
witnessed by over 1875 invited guests.
Two little misses, Marjorie Bunnell
and Hazel Armentrout. held white rib
bons, forming an aisle for the bridal
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mira, are visiting Mrs. Colsons par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Doloway.
The annual roll-call Of the Congre-
gatlonal church will be held June 12.
Miss Agnes Thatcher, who has been
Ill for n long time, is no better at this
writing
Miss Minnie Darrow Is at New Mil
ford, caring for her father who Is sick.