Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1904-01-14
LOPEZ NEWS ITEMS.

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Thos. Pealer is in Winbur with an
engineer corps. We understand he
is trying to learn the business.
VIM. Vanhorn had his hand quite
badly hurt in the clothes pin factory
by getting it caught in the cog
wheels.
Revival services commenced at
the Evangelical church last Sunday
evening. May the utmost good re-
suit from it.
Michael Fitzharris dropped dead
of heart disease while at work in
the Murray Mines, on January Z.
The Murray Mines paid their men
on Jan. 8. They are very prompt
paymasters.
Samuel l.. johnson won the first
prize of $50 in cash for guessing the
nearest number of Williamsport
Grits sold In year of 1908. He came
within FIVE Of guessing the correct
number which was 9431la4. Con-
gratulations.
It is rumored around that it was SO
cold in Lopez, on Jan. 2, that the
shifting crews train which stops at
this station, steamed away leaving
the caboose frozen fast to the rails.
The loss was discovered and the re-
turn made for the missing part.
James Donlon, foreman for the
Central Penna. Lumber Co. for this
section is one of our very busy men
who always finds something to do.
A good man for the company to
have.
Deloys Hunsinger is confined to
the house with sore heel and blood
poisoning. DIR. Christian attends
him.
Sandy Vanhorn met with pain
full accident on Jennings Bros log
train by getting caught while coup
ling cars. He lost all of the index
finger Of his right hand and the
hand otherwise badly jammed.
Rev. Smith gave very good his
torical address on the order of Mac
abees, and gave many good reasons
why every one should make protect
ion for their family, if not in the
Maccabees, a policy of some kind.
Deloys Hunsinger has been taken
to the Sayre Hospital suffering with
blood poisoning.
Merton l.. Pealer, Ricketts, popu-
lar tonsorial artist made a call at
Lopez recently.
DR.. Molyneux, the dentist from
New Albany, who has an office in
the DR.. Christian block and is here
every Wednesday and Thursday,
has all the work he can do and his
work gives good satisfaction
Murray and Mangon, the coal OPP
orators at Murray Heights, ale get
ting along very nicely with their
washer, they expect to get same
completed this month.
Mr.. Thomas Lundy has returned
home from u weeks visit with his
daughter in Philadelphia.
| Mrs. Mark Smith who has been
on the sick list for the past month Is
somewhat improved at this writing
| Hon. A. L. Dyer took sled loaC
of boys and girls to Dushore Satur
day and they were u noisy crowd.
Misses Mary Lundy and Alice
Smith visited friends at Dushore
last week.
| Mr.. James Collins of Pueblo, !.
spending few month with friend.
in town.
Quite 4 number from this place ut
tended the funeral of Michael Fitz
harrle on saturday,.
| Rev. Patrick Enright of Buffalo
celebrated mass here on Sunday.
| N. j. Devanney of Jamison City
made trip to this place Thursday.
We are all glad to see Jas. p. Nc
Gee able to be around again.
We are sorry that the bazaar a
Mildred has closed, but hope tina
it will soon open again.
4 Mrs. 4 Rouse Of nushore, visitet
relatives in town last week.
Mr.. Mark Smith attended the fun
eral Of his nephew, John Herman
Monday.
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