. THE VALLEY RECORD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1905.
KONE BANKRUPT [FELL INTO VAT OF TOWANDRS 0s IA Useful Christmas Present
NATIER SETTLED ~~ BONG, LIOUID 15 WAVERLY'S GAN ve vie» Se
| Cabinet for Christmas. The
: ood meals that it will hel
Suit in Which Sayre Parties Were | E. B. Gilbert Met With Fatal Ac- | The House of Heeman Migrates Fou prepare wil a oer help
Interested Amicably Adjusted cident at Greenwood----Has' From the County Seat to the
at Towanda This Morning Relatives Residing in Sayre New York State Town
ed by the entire family. We
have the finest Cabinet for the
The suit in which A. E. Allyn,! E. B. Gilbert, father of Harry! Lyman Hceman, Sr, his on eas Iorey In the valley,
as trustee of the bankrupt estate of | Gilbert and Mrs. Albert Billings of able wife, Mr. and Mrs. Francis $10.00 S§I3.50 SI400
Michael Kane, was plaintiff and |this place, while working in the | Heeman, and Fred Heeman and| Hard Maple Frame with
the National Bank of Sayre defend- | tannery at Greenwood Sunday | Harry Heeman have decided to | Cottonwodd Top, tilting flour.
ant, which was to have come up | night fell into a vat of boiling remove from Towanda to Waverly bin, utensil closet, moulding
«| for trial before Judge Fanning and | liquid and was so badly scalded | and “anyone who desires to come and meat boards, large num-
a jury at Towanda today, was |that he died of his injuries at about municate with them will hercafter | DET Of drawers for spiceg,
settled out of court. The terms of | 2 o'clock this morning. {find them at the latter address jenives and forks, etc.
settlement are not known but it is| Mr. Gilbert wasa night workman | CALDWEL
understood that an adjustment was |al the tannery and there were k S FURNITURE STORE
made satisfactory to all parties several persons near him at the
concerned, hime of the accident, who rescued
© Ii nomle sign of Mild Winter. If you
put off buying the Winter Overcoat you
aT Tr he re Good Clothing,
peveras hard to get a8 now. We can
show you in a few minutes what is cor-
rect al any price you want to pay between
$6.00 and $20.00.
For the old or middle aged man we:
have the three-quarter length coat in
black or oxford—mixed meltons with med-
ium loose back, $10.00 to $15.00,
The young men's stylish, tourist over-
coats, loose back, can be worn with or without belt, cut 52 inches long,
made by Rochester's Best Tailors, $10.00 to $20.00.
We have no side lines, our business is Clothing, ollour time ia for the
benefit of our customers. Some special values in Suits. Come in and see.
MANEY & PAGE,
7s
| The decision of the Heemans will |
not be regretted by the residents |
of Towanda and the police in that4
town will be
SAYRE. ATHENS.
AT HALF PRICE
We have gone through our entire stock and
selected from our various lines such articles as
have not sold fast enough to suit us. Also a few
slightly shop worn goods and are offering them at
just half their regular price. Our object is to close
them. out and keep our stock new and up to date.
It may pay you to look over our one-half price
counter.
I. A. SAMUELS,
JEWELER,
138 Desmond Street.
SAYRE, PA.
The The Valley Record
“All the news that's at to print”
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1905.
LOCAL BREVITIES
Many from this place are in
Towanda today attending court.
Read J. W. Grumme's furniture
advertisement published in today’s
Record.
H. O. Hansen's men have nearly
completed placing screens in the
center of the well at the pumping
station.
A tramp who slept naked upon
a newspaper in the borough lock-
up is said to have been a literary
cuss.”
Mrs. Joseph Drake of North
Ea seriously ill. Officer Julius Voegel is acting
in the place of Chief of Police
M. H. Sawtelle is in Towanda
today as a party at interest before
the county court.
James Everett, of the local post-
office force, is suffering from an
affection of one of his eyes.
Mrs. J. D. Reeser and her son
John Reeser, of Dushore, are in
Sayre today holiday shopping.
W. S. Wieland of Nordmont, Pa,
who has been the guest of his
brother, A. P. Wieland, for several
days has returned home.
Marvel Orchell is ill at the home
of his parents in West Sayre, suf-
fering with scarlet fever. The
house has been quarantined.
SEATS GOING FAST
The advance sale of seats fot
John W. Vogel's Big City Min
strels, which will be seen at the
Loomis on Thursday proves that
in this attraction, the indications at
this hour warranting the assump~
tion that late comers will in all
ever willing and anxious to patron-
ize meritorious offerings and that
they appreciate the fact that origin-
been the dominant purpose of Mgr.
Walsh today, the later being con-
fined to his home by illness.
Harry Shores, the genial clerk
at the Wilbur House, has been
confined to his room in the hotel
since Thursday last, suflering from
quinsy. His many friends will
hope for speedy recovery.
The Ithaca daily papers speak
in the most flattering terms of the
production of Simple Simon Sim-
ple, which was given in that city
on Saturday night. It will be
presented at the Loomis this
evening.
“Simple Simon Simple” which
played two performances at Ithaca
on Saturday was pronounced by
the critical students to be the most
entertaining musical comedy seen
there this season, and Ithaca gets
the best on the road.
When you have your picture
taken at the Big Store you are
given a check showing your order.
You should be careful not to lose
or mislay this, for it must be
returned. Absolutely no pictures
will be delivered unless this check
is returned. 3 182*
SE —— f—————
The members of Cummings’
dancing class will give their final
reception in Eighmey's hall on
Wednesday evening from g to 12
Tighe's orchestra will furnish the
music. The teacher and members
of the class extend a cordial invi-
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Miss Bonnell, the well known
missionary to China who is in this
section on a leave of absence, will
address the members of the mis-
siomary circle at the Baptist
church on Thursday afternoon.
Tea will be served and a social
The case grew out of a transac- | him at once. His injuries at the
tion which occurred just previous | time were not considered danger-
to Kane being forced into bank- | ous but he gradually grew worse
ruptcy some four years ago. It|until the hour of his death this
appears that a few days before the | morning.
petition was filed Kane sold cer-| The funeral will take place on
tain notes to the amount of $2200] | Wednesday at 2 o'clock. He is sur-
held by the National Bank of | vived by a large family, Harry and
Sayre. A. E. Allyn, one of the | Mrs. Billings of Sayre and Charles
creditors of the bankrupt, and who | of Binghamton, besides those who
was afterward appointed trustee, | reside at home. Mr. Gilbert's
claimed that under the bankrupt | father, Norman Gilbert, was a very
law Kane had no night to fopse| prominent man in Bradford couaty
of his property, knowing that he)
was insolvent, and then virtually |
make a preferred creditor of the | PAINFULLY INJURED
Worrell D. Andrews, who resides
{at 103 Draper street, met with a
bank. Had the case gone to trial |
it is a mooted: question what the]
outcome would have been. W hile | painful injury while working at the
the law is quite clear in the subject | | shops yesterday. Assisted by a
it doubtless would have been an companion he was engaged in driv-
exceedingly difficult matter to fur- | ling mails in a ceiling when the
nish proof that the bankrupt liq | hammer he was using slipped and
uidated the notes knowing that he | pis hand struck a big sliver which
was insolvent. | entered the middle finger of the
: {left hand. The sliver was driven
HE WENT T0 SLEEP
|into the member lengthwise and
| caused an ugly looking wound of
One night last week there was| considerable length. He went to
an entertainment at one of the|the hospital where
churches in Sayre which was |body was removed.
the
attended by quite a large party of | ree
DIDN'T STAY LONG
young people. Among the num-|
ber was a young man who had
accompanied a certain young lady | * nM, Hockslider, formerly train
distributor on the D.S. & S, who
came to Sayre yesterday to accept
to the church. During the course
a similar situation with the Lehigh
of the evening the young man
mentioned was missed and as the
at this place, worked one day and
resigned. Mr. Hockslider is al-
hour for going home approached
a diligent search was made for him,
it being known almost to a certain. leged to have said that the work
ty that he had not left the church | o.5 o; radically different from that
to which he had been accustomed
that he didn't believe he cared for
Every nook and commer in the
church edifice was carefully looked
the job. His successor has not as
yet been named.
foreign
into but despite the fact that nearly
averyone in attendance took a
hand in the search the efforts were
unsuccessful and the young wom
an was forced to go home without
her male escort.
Several of the party, confident |
that the object of their search was
in the building somewhere, contin:
ued to look about. Presently one of
them peeked behind the piano, and
there sitting in the corner, sweetly
sleeping like a babe in its mother’s
arms, was the missing young man
He was gently aroused and told
that the entertainment was over
and that the greater part of those |
in attendance had gone home, |
including the young lady whom
he had accompanied. It is said
that then and there he resolved
that hereafter he would take a nap
in the afternoon previous to being
out at night.
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WILL GIVE BALL
The members of the local Aerie |
of Eagles are making preparations |
for a grand ball and reception to
be given on New Years night. The |
ball will be given in Eighmey's s| +4
hall and a large number of elabor- | Eo
ate invitations will be issued. The |
music has not yet been decided | 2
upon but it can be safely stated | ed
that it will be first class. The ball |
promises to be the event of the |
season and will doubtless be large- |
Q
ly attended. | ae
y atten [O
SOAP WRAPPERS REDEEMED <
Lautz Bros. & & Co. have opened
a premium office im opera house |
block, Fulton street, Waverly,
untii December 21st. Redeem
your Acme, Master, Marseilles and
Lantz Naphtha soap wrappers, and
Snow Boy Washing Powder fronts
INDUCEMENTS
4
picased. Recently Officer
Hollon made some rather uncom
plimentary remarks concerning the
Heemans, two of whom were in
court charged with petty thievery
The officer stated that the family
any in that section. It appears,
however, that the members of the
family took umbrage at the offi
In fact they flared
up and got mad, and in their mad
ness declared that they would not
They
determined to migrate to Waverly,
but unless they mend their ways
they will not fare any better in the
New York state town than they
did at the county seat. The Wa
verly police are eternally vigilant
and have an excellent facuity for
rounding up chicken and clothes
line thicves. It bchooves the
house of Heeman to turn over a
new leaf and do it quickly
FUNERAL TOMORROW
The funcral of Mrs. Kate Oper,
of Thomas avenue,
cer's opinion
live in Towanda any longer.
whose death
occurred at the hospital yesterday
morning, will be held from the
Church of the Epiphany tomorrow
morning. Interment will take
place in the Catholic cemetery at
this place.
Et —
UNDERWENT I OPERATIONS
Francis | McCleary of Owego
Clarence Dill of Sayre; Mrs. Wm.
A. Angevine of Owego, and Anson
W. Tuttle of Sayre were operated
upon at the hospital yesterday
The first three named were suffer-
MALONE’S NEW PAPER
The initial number of the Ma-
lone (N. Y.) Telegram, published
daily by Charles M. Redfield has
been received at this office. The
assistant editor of the new publica
tion is H. E. Cunningham, former-
ly editor of the Valley Record
The Evening Telegram starts off
with an excellent advertising pat-
ronage, the news columns are
filled with well written happenings
and the Record predicts success
for the new paper and all connect
ed with it.
IT WOULD BE WISE
In speaking of the
ject of consolidating the bor-
oughs of Sayre, Athens and
South Waverly, the Owego Daily
Record says: “With the start that
Sayre made the
increase certain to come within the
next five years it does seem prob
able that this would be
WELT CONES
There is a lively contest on
among the Valley railroad men for |
positions on the yard shifting crew
to be put on at Weatherly. Many
of the men have filed their applica-
tions. On account of there being
no Sunday work connected with it
the position is considered among
railroac men to be a good one.
pro
has and
great
4 Wisc
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And cure your Cough with Bauer's
Laxyne Quinine Tablets. Guaranteed
to cure Headache and Grippe. Price
25 cents. H. L. Glllesple and Child,
ing from appendicitis, Waltman & Young, Sayre.
SEAR
Take a Policy in the
N.P.L:
You Do Not Have to Die to Win
It Protects You in Sickness or Accident
Pays Dividends Each Five Years
Has the Largest Membership of Any Lo-
cal Organization in Sayre
Pald in Sayre During Five Years:
For Disability -- L180
For Death
2 . 18281 ®
For Dividends
$2,225,000
4,750,000
E. F. MERCEREAU,
District Manager,
SAYRE, PA, 112 Desmond Strest
VALLEY Pose 11 aA
LOOMIS OPERA HOUSE
TUESDAY. DEE, 12,
The Nixon & Zimmerman Operas
Co. Present the Cartoon Musi-
cal Extravaganza
SINPLE SIMON SIMPLE,”
Book and lyrics Ww Chas. H. Brown
and Otis Wood, Faultlessly
Presented by
Assets Nov. 1
Benefits Paid
Company of Sixty.
Singers, Dancers and Comedians.
Prices to suit all purses
75¢, §1
25¢, 50¢,
Three Rows $1 50.
Advertse ia The Record
GRUMME'’S
[t is gennsrally concaded we not only
carry the largest stock, but thy finast
male, Every
grade of Farniture
piece of furniture will be marked in
plain figures, and the prices so low
that it will be a temptation to bny
during this great money saving sale,
Xmas is soon here and we want to un-
load our
MAMMOTH STOCK
Now on-hand.
Now is your golden
opportunity to buy a
FINE GRADE OF FURNITURE
CHEAPER
Than any place in the Valley.
THIS IS NO CHAP FJRITURE
Bought especially for this sale.
All
goods bought during sale will be stor-
ed for Xmas delivery. A timely visit
will repay you.
GRUMME'S
DESMOND ST, SAYRE, PA.
BOTH PHONES.
Special: Express wagons given
for 100 wrappers. 181—11