Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1903-04-16
County Seat
Local and Personal Events
TerSely Told.
TerSdy Told.

Leroy Wentzle of Dushore was q
business man here onWednesday.
Mr.. B. s. Cowell spent few days
last week at Berwick, Columbia Co.
Chas. Bryan of Forksville tran.
sacted business in town, Wednesday.
F. B. Darby of Piatt transacted
business here on Saturday.
Ray Zaner of Dushore visited his
iparents at this place on Easter Sun
day.
Harry Arm of Muncy Valley was
a business man al the county seat
Friday.
Mrs. HI. H. Spencer left on Thurs
day for Williamsport where she will
visit her son Harry, for several
weeks.
Clayton Speary was kicked by a
horse on Monday, and as a result
Clayton is disabled for few days.
Atty. AT. Heess of Dushore tran
sacted legal business at the county
seat on Friday.
Atty. and Mrs. E. j. Mullen and
Miss Julia O'Donovan spent Easter
with friends at Sayre-
w. III. Nef Of Barnsboro, Pa,
transacted business with his attor-
ney, A. j. Bradley, on Friday last.
Mr.. Scott Stafford and Miss Katie
Hunter, both of this place, wer
united in maria &c on Thursday,
April 9, at Waverly, N. Y.
Mr.. G. r. Funston received news
from Philadelphia that a baby boy
arrived at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. May MacIlvain, on Easter Sum
day.
Ex-Proth'y w. J. Lawrence of
Dushore, in partnership with his
brother, Chasrles Lawrence, ,purchas-
ed the planning mill at Muncy, where
he will move his family about May
1st.
Miss Agnes Upman who was en-
gagged at millinery work in Phila-
delphia, the past winter has return
ed home and next week will open a
store in Mr.. A. H. Bush
hausen's residence on Main street.
Overse'ers of poor of Davidson
township, Gree, Kiess and VIM. Rob-
bins were transaeting official busi-
ness at the county seat, Wednesday.
John Dol rowan returned to his po-
sition at tn Q Laporte Hotel, on We'd
nesday from his Easter vacation
with friends at Bernice.
Mr. Be njamin King of Nordmont
recently, sold tract of timber land
20 Wm- Hart of Campbellsville, who
Expects to peel the bark this sum-
ner.
A rcn .ption will be rendered Rev.
md Mn Irwin Fisher at their home,
N Frida " evening, April II, from
light uu til ten O'Clock. A cordial in
gifaGion is extended to all.
The A. .ttorney General expects that
he SuM eme Court will take up the
Securities case early in
)ctO'Da1 The whole expedition
vhic'nh .asrecently attended this case
) du ct the little "hurry up" law
Viii III Mr.. Knox drafted and which
on gre ,ss passed at his behest.
] sevs'. s. b. Bidlack and Stewart
I. Engler with well equipped out
t were seen Wednesday morning
am earHy hour vending their way
} the nearby mountain streams for
oatch Of trout on the first day of
re season. Notwithstanding the
xurome cool weather and the swoll-
a streams which made it difficult to
make a catch, Mr.. Engler secured
xix an ID Mr.. Bidlack sixteen trout
neast lring from six to ten inches in
engtl a.
An er several weeks of experiment
af I'D vertising in the News Item
he F orce Food Company, of Buffalo,
eaHia ing good results, increased their
paee in these columns. To reach
he ] )uying element of the entire
ouna " it is quite necessary to adver-
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A great deal of speculation is rife