Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1902-04-24
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4u Farr is visiting Mr..

at t1lc county Scdt w Neuii'S"oH'
Miss Julia O'Donovan is visiting
with friends at Sayre.
Miss Marion Oslcr, of Bernice,
visited I4aporte friends last week.
Judge Dunham is holding two
weeks term of court in Tunkhan-
mock.
Mrs. S. O. Maylon of Baltimore,
is the guest of Mrs. NJ. +. Reeder, at
this place.
Mrs. George Stackhouse has
moved to the Wrede residence at
Lake MokOma.
Mrs. III. Kemery, of Picture
Rocks, is visiting her daughter Mrs.
Dclroy Helm at this place.
Station Agent w. b. Ritter and
son, Harald, are spending few days
with friends in Lewistown Pa.
Mr.. G. +. Starr has taken the
bark grinding job at the tannery,
Charley Wilson having resigned,
VIM. Chamberlin was struck
with a log and badly injured in his
hack while at work for p. Dorsey, ON
Tuesday.
Mrs. G. +. Starr is very i'll with
neuralgia of the stomach. Miss
Mabe Shatler is assisting nursing
her.
VIM. Gallagher, of San Anton,
Texas, arrived here Monday for a
several weeks visit with his brother,
+. w. Gallagher
Harry ZaX is absent from the
I.aporte Clothing Store this week,
ON a visit to his patcrnal home in
Toledo, Ohio, and also business
trip to New York city.
The dwellers on the coast are
complaining that the shad has gone
over to the aid of the beef trust
The "run'' of this toothsome fish is
unusually small this spring.
Friends of Ellery p Ingham Esq.
were pleased to greet his arrival III
town Wednesday, where he will
spend several. weeks before return
ing to New York.
A marriage license was granted
on Friday to Mr.. Raymond Meyer
and Miss Ina OSler of Bcrnice. We'd
ding on Wednesday of this week.
The News Item with their many
friends extends congratulations.
Rev. $. b. Bidlack with fishing
tackle and high hopes stole away
from his study on Monday to raid
the brooks and pools in search for
trout. He returned with a nice
mess numbering up in twenty.
Contractor A. f. Tripp was last
week awarded the contract by the
County Commissioners to construct
cribbing at the iron bridge in Sones-
town. The lowest bidder was Mr..
Tripp who placed the amount at $50.
M. A. Scuremam, of Dush0re,
was i'm town between trains on Tues
day hustling the life insurance bust
ness like man that comes from a
town where everything wakes up
i'm the middle of the night to boom.
Squire A. III. Buschhausen held
court i'm the court room Monday the
case being that Cf Glen Peterman VS.
Jefferson Mosteller ct al, charged
with cruelty to animals and damages
for setting dogs on hog. The deft
was bound over to court.
There will be preaching next
Sunday at Eagles Mere, IL a. m,
and at Laporte 8 p. m. by the pastor
of Baptist church, Rev. j. IT, Brad
ford, who is improving rapidly from
his illness of last Sunday. All are
cordially invited to these services.
Mr.. Frank Bienlick, an aged res
ident of Elkland township, died in
Philadelphia while on a visit with
friends in that city. The remains
were brought to his late home on
Friday for interment.
Owing to the illness of Miss
Ada Chase the entertainment which
was to have been given i'm the Bap-
aist Church Tuesday evening has
been postponed until Monday eve
ming, April %.
Dewitt c. Gritman, of Nord-
mont, died at his home Monday
evening, after an illness of several
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