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MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1906,
LOCAL BREVITIES
Garden making is well under
way.
A real, live thunder shower
passed north of Sayre last night.
Rifle given away with every
child's suit irom $2.50 up, qn Sat-
urday only. H. Sattler. 300-2
The Business Men's Association
will hold a meeting tomorrow even-
.|ing for the purpose of electing
officers for the ensuing year.
The country roads are dry, dusty
“land hubby. Warm showers are
needed to place them in good cone
dition apn
Forest fires on the mountain
"| west of Athens attracted consider-
able attention from the residents of
Sayre on Saturday evening.
Since the water in the trout
streams has become clear the fish-
ing is said to be excellent and
many large catches are reported.
The Kane ball players made no
mistake in coming to Sayre to
mond Laid at Rest in Tioga
Point Cemetery
The funeral of Mrs. Ellery L.
Hammond, whose death occurred
at the Packer hospital on Friday
morning last, after having under-
gone an operation for the removal
of a tumor, was held this afternoon
at 2 o'clock from her late home,
No. 211 South Elmer avenue, the
Rev. E C. Petrie, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, officiating.
Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Rosencrans
sang feelingly, and the pall bearers
were Horace Frank, John Kies,
G S. Parker, of Sayre; J. M. Bal.
loud, Cortland; Charles A Ward,
Athens, and Frank Burgess of
Owego. The remains were taken
to Tioga Point cemetery for inter-
ment. J. W. Grumme's uadertak
ing establishment had charge of
the arrangements.
WILL SAVE WOMEN
MUCH LABOR
Patent Dish Dryer Invented by
Waverly Woman Promises to
be a Great Labor Saving Device
One of the latest labor saving
devices, which promises to be of
lasting benefit to women who are
compelled to do their own house
work, is a patent dish dryer, ins
vented and patented by Mrs. Jennie
Daly, of No. 125 Chemung street,
Waverly, N. Y. Mrs. Daly, who is
not in the best of health, has for
some time been working on a plan
whereby dishes can be nicely dried
without the use of a towel, and
after much hard work and persist-
ent thought has at last perfected
and placed upon the market a
simple yet elective, article for do-
ing this work. The dryer is about
the size of a large pail, and has
perforated sides, The construction
of the dryer is based on a scientific
principle, and its operation is so
simple that a child can use it as
well as a grown person. Those
who are interested in the labor-
saving device should either call
upon or write Mrs, Daly, who will
be glad to explain it in detail.
LOCAL NEWS
Professor Cummings’ dancing
class will meet this week on Tues-
day evening from 7 to 9 o'clock,
instead of Saturday evening.
The Loomis opera house orches
tra will furnish the music for the
dance to be given by Harvey Gray
in Eighmey's hall on tomorrow
evening. \
Hoyt's “A Bunch of Keys" at
the Loomis on Saturday evening.
This is the funniest of farce com
edies and has caused more people
to laugh than any other pttraction
on the road.
Arguments were made before
Judge Fanning on Saturday in the
case against the Waverly, Sayre &
Athens Traction Company for the
recovery of taxes which are alleged
to be due the borough of Sayre
The judge took the papers in the
case and reserved decision.
On account of the show at the
opera house on, Saturday evening
Harvey Gray will give the third of
his second series of dances in
Eighmey's hall on tomorrow even-
ing. At the dance given on Satur-
day evening 95 couples were in
attendance.
The mothers’ meeting of the W,
C. T. U, will meet tomorrow after-
noon at the home of Mrs, Martin
Tillman, Chemung street. The
president desires the attendance of
all members.
The funeral of Mrs, James Car-
ter, who died on Saturday morning
last of tuberculosis, was held from
and recruit their team.
late. home on North River
Woman Says Holmes Broke Up
Furniture and Then Threat-
ened Their Lives
Thomas Holmes, who at one
time rua a saloon in Athens and
was possessed of considerable
property, but who has recently
given the police at Milltowncon-
siderable trouble, on account of his
disposition to gel drunk and tear
things up, was before Justice C. S.
Gay this morning on a charge of
surety of the peace. The com-
plainant in the case alleges that last
night Holmes was at the home of
Mrs. Sarah Puff, of Milltown, and
that while there he proceeded to
demolish the furniture, and not
content with this he is alleged to
have threatened the life of the in~
mates. Officer Sisson was called,
but when he arrived Holmes had
left the house and later was found
lying along the street asleep. The
officer placed him under arrest and
brought him, to the lockup where
he spent the night. This morning
when arraigned he was in a deplor-
able condition. The prosecution
was represented by District Attors
ney Mills, while Attorney Paul
Maynard looked after the interests
of the prisoner. At the conclusion
of the hearing Holmes was held to
the next term of court in the sum
of $250 bail. M. H. Sawtelle quali-
fied as bondsman and Holmes was
released.
PERSONAL MENTION
* Mr. and Mrs. W, T. Carey drove
to Chemung yesterday,
Marvin Becker of of Hornellsville
was visiting [riends in Sayre yester
day.
Mrs. G. S. Rounds has returned
from a week's visit with frieuds at
Elmira,
Attorney Paul Maynard is in
Towanda today transacting busi-
ness of a legal nature,
S. R. Lilley of Factoryville, this
state, was the guest of E M,
Thompson over Sunday.
Mrs. M. W. Beisecker and two
daughters went to Gettysburg this
morning for a short visit ‘with
{riends and relatives.
Mrs. Bert Squires of Plummer
street, who was injured by the fall
of the grand stand last Friday, is
better today.
Mrs. Jesse Hinkley of Elmira,
who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. J. Hyatt, will return to Elmi
ra this evening.
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Miss Edith Wells, who has been
man, for some time, returned to her
home at Anprim, Pa, this morning.
Mrs. Fred Rockland of Waverly,
John Clark of Rummerfield, and
Mrs. Richard Emory of Sayre,
were operated upon at the hospital
this forenoon.
NIGHT PROWLING
There is no doubt that a large
per cent. of the degredation, diss
grace, ruin and crime among the
young springs from the habit of
night prowling, corner loafing and
kindred acts by both sexes, in
city, town and hamlet all over this
broad” country, Any person who
keeps his or her eyes open knows
this. Hundreds of boys and girls
are out at night and we all know
that many influences for evil and
none for good surround them con-
tinually.
MINISTERS” MEETING
The Ministerial Association held
a meeting in the Church of Christ
this forenoon. There was quite a
large number of pastors in attend-
ance and the session Was a very
one. Rev, C
Visitors Defeated in Saturday's
Game by a Score of Eight to
Two
A very interesting game of ball
was played on the Riverside
grounds Saturday afternoon be-
tween a local aggregation and the
team from Kane, Pa, which is
staying in town for a couple of
weeks for practice. The home
team proved to be superior in
nearly every department of the
game and defeated the Kaneites by
a score of 8 to 2. Cotter pitched
a fine game for the locals and kept
the hits well scattered. M. Madi
gan held down third base in fine
shape, and made the only home
run of the game by a long fly to
right field,
The visiting team showed poor
team work at times and made sev
eral errors when they were costly.
The Sayre team played together
well and succeeded in bunching
hits when needed. After the game
Cotter and Madigan signed with
the Kane team,
ANGELL SAYS WOMAN
Causes Her Arrest on a Charge
of Larceny By Bailee
Milltown,
hr owa use.
time piece had been pawned. The
Brougham on a warrant charging
larceny by bailee, and when ar-
raigned pleaded not guilty and de
down for Saturday afternoon,
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The Lehigh Valley railroad com-
pany 15 meeting with many diffi-
culties lately. Wednesday traffic
was blocked by the great cave-in
at Barry's junction, and yesterday
morning the forward truck of one
of the day coaches jumped the
track just after the train had
cleared the cutting just west of
Mahoney City. Maay of the pass-
engers became considerably fright
ened fearing that the train had left
the rails entirely.
HOYT'S “A BUNCH OF KEYS”
Chas, Hoyt has ever wielded a
keen but kindly pen in satirizing
the fads of everyday life, but in
none of them has he been happier
than in the satire of hotel life. In
this comedy from the entrance of
the Harum Scarum Teddy to the
final curtain he displays his keen
wit and plays on the many eccens
tricities seen in the daily hotel life,
The company presenting the most
successful comedy, is one of the
best that has ever been seen in it,
and the management promises the
engagement to be the laughing
event of the season. At the Loomis
Saturday, May 5, afternoon and
evening.
JUNPED BACKWARLS
Pasquale Parropa, an Italian sec-
tion hand, jumped backwards from
a moving Lehigh Valley engine at
Falls, Pa, this morning and sus-
tained a bad crush of the left foot.
He was brought to the hospital at
this place this afternoon. While
the foot is badly injured amputa~
tion is not considered necessary.
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