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8 Desmond
Bt, Sayre. 322 S. Main St, Athens.
Wf you don't trade with us we both lose monay. “eu
About 50 Sayre people took ad-
vantage, yesterday, of the reduced
rates to Sylvan Beach and North
Fair Haven.
Say | Seen the Scottii, Barrowsii,
Piersoni, Elegantissima? These
are the new Ferns, 300 just in,
Snow, the Florist.
Bert Heath has accepted a posi-
tion in H. Sattler’s store. He was
formerly employed by Mr. Sattler
at his Towanda store.
The Traction company has a
gang of men working at the cor-
per of Lockhart street and Elmer
avenue putting in a new outer rail
on the curve and leveling the track
on Lockhart street.
i A party of ladies and gentlemen
passed through town today en
route for Buffalo in one of the
| largest and finest touring cars ever
seen in this region. They had
| dinner at the Wilbur house.
The first meeting of the creditors
of H O. Haasen was to have taken
place today and many went to To-
wanda for the purpose of attending
it. Owing to some error in the
notice, however, the meeting was
postponed.
Thursday evening, July 28, the
ladies of St. Martha's guild, Church
of the Redeemer, will have an ice
cream social at the rectory. Ice
cream and cake, 10 cents. Music
& p will be furnished by the Hosmer
ihe Jealous Wile” at Oak i pg of Athens. All are cordially
Grave tonight. invited. 643
“*There will be a special meeting] The excursion train to Ithaca
of the borough council this even: |arrived in Sayre with its large
ing. 3 crowd Saturday eveasing at 8:30.
= ight | The excursionists had an ideal day
ing Oak gh Sapient and are loud in their praises of the
; beauties of Ithaca. The committee
in charge were obliged to put up a
An important meetihg of the fire | large guarantee in order to secure
The Valley Record
“All the svws that's §t te print’
MONDAY JULY 28 1006.
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Sol Fieldman August 8, -
nearly double the guaranteed num-
summer series will be “The Jealous Tuesday, Aug 7. Presbyterians
Wife” at Oak Grove park tonight. [and Sunday schools of other de-
nominations between Waverly and
The Philathea class of the Bap- | Tunkhannock, will on this occasion
Sunday school will give z trol- (have a splendid opportunity to
ride fiext Wednesday evening. [hold their annual picnic. Train
ee leaves. Waverly at 7:45 a. m., fare
ert Fuller, a freight handler [for adults $1.25; Sayre 7:55, fare
drop vy|$1as; Athens 8.05, fare $1.25;
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Fred Rolls Pulled up the Garden
and Raised a Disturbance
Arrested but Left for Owego
This Morning
Fred Rolls has a wife who lives
on North Lehigh avenue. They
have not lived together for a long
time, and when they did live under
the same roof it was perpetual war-
fare. It seems that they have had
several fichts and much trouble at
various times. Last Saturday
night he went to the house where
his wife lives, and it seems that he
considered the commissary, the
most vulnerable point of attack,
for he proceeded to pull up all the
vegetables that were growing in
the garden, and then proceeded to
raise a disturbance about the house.
A warrant was secured for his ar
rest and he was taken into custody.
He was brought before Justice
Carey, who held him for surety of
the peace, and as he was unable to
furnish bail he was placed in the
custody of his attorney, A L
Laws, until g o'clock this morning.
The Justice was sick this morning
and did not reach his office until
shortly after 9 He found that
Rolls and his lawyer had been
there exactly at 9 and not finding
him there Rolls had gone to
Owego. The district attorney has
several other matters that he
wishes to settle with Rolls when
he again returns.
LIVERY RIG OVERTURNED
Yesterday afternoon Grube Cor~
nish, in company with a young
lady, was driving a livery rig on
South Keystone avenue. When
near the borough line a street car
passed and the horse shied off to
one side of the road and jammed
the wagon against a telephone
pole. In pulling the horse back
into the road he jerked him around
so quickly that the wagon cramped
too close, overturning it. One
wheel was smashed and the occu-
pants of the wagon were thrown
into the road. Neither was hurt to
any extent, however, although they
were both covered with a thick
layer of dust. The horse ran a
short distance down the road but
was Soon caught. The livery was
communicated with by telephone
and another rig was brought down
in which the couple proceeded on
their journey, while the broken
outfit was taken back to Waverly.
SMALL BLAZE SATURDAY
A small blaze broke out in the
residence of James Martin on
South Wilbur avenue at about
eight o'clock last Saturday night.
A lace curtain caught fire, and
aside from the burning of the cur
tain very little damage was done.
The fire alarm sounded for the
fourth ward, and the members of
the various companies gathered at
the hose houses, but it was found
that the fire had been extinguished
and it was not necessary for the
firemen to make the run.
MUSICAL LAST NIGHT
H. H. Kinney of New York
city and John Jolls of Waverly,
gave a musical at the Church of
the Redeemer last evening. The!
church filled with an audience
that was highly appreciative of the
work of the two men. They are
both musicians of exceptional abil
ity, are well known in this vicinity,
and are always sure of a large at-
tendance whenever the public is
given the opportunity of hearing
them.
AMY LUCILLE HARRI
South Waverly—Amy Lucille,
the twonyear-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George A. Harris, Pitney
street, South Waverly, died last
night from convulsions. The fun
ARN BADLY BROKE
While Working in a Mill He
Has His Arm Drawn Around
a Pulley
Benjamin Towner, a resident of
South Waverly, was brought from
Ellistown to the Robert Pucker
hospital last Saturday night with a
badly fractured arm. He was
working io a mill at Ellistowa and
his arm caught in a revolving belt
and it was drawn almost around a
pulley. The arm was broken once
above the elbow and the bones of
the forearm were badly splintered.
An examination showed that
none of the veins or arteries were
punctured and the physicians at
the hospital state that he will
eventually recover the use of his
arm. C
William Reese went to Geneva
yesterday
Mrs. E R Kline went to Allen-
town today.
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H. H. Mercereau went to To-
manda this morning.
August McCamany of Lancaster,
Pa, is in Sayre today.
Herman Bolich and family are
camping on Seneca lake.
Mrs. Arala Horton and daugh-
ter Myra are visiting at Ghent.
Rev. E B. Umpsted of Knox
ville, Tenn, is in Sayre today.
Mrs. Hugh Dixon, Cliff street,
spent Sunday in Towanda with her
parents,
Miss Lena Myers of Geneva is
visiting Miss Nellie Utter, Hopkins
street, for a week.
J. J. Thayer of Blackwell, Okla-
homa, was in Sayre yesterday call-
ing on his old friends.
Alice Guthrie of Mont Clair,
N. J, is visiting at the home of W,
C. Walker, Olive street.
Fred Walker of this place,
spent Sunday in Towanda, the
guest of his “Cousin (?)"
Lewis Driggs has returned home
after a short stay at White Haven,
where he went/last Saturday,
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Misses Elizabeth Wendel and
Mabel Daniels have returned from
Dryden, where they spent the last
four days.
D F. Edmonds of Child, Walt-
man & Young's store, left today
for a week's fishing trip at Sun
Fish pond
Miss Myra Atkinson has gone
to Susquehanna, where she has
secured a desirable position as
stenographer.
Genevive, Gertrude and Eva
Slowey, who have been visiting
their parents, returned to Newark,
N. J, yesterday.
Miss Edna Cogswell, who has
his been the guest of Miss Lena
Rockwell for the past week, re-
turned to her home at Indiana, Pa.
today. - ,
Mrs Fanny S. Lowman and her
son Raymond, left today for sever
al days camping on Seneca lake.
Seymour Lowman and family will
join them,
Misses Mary and Rose Setteg of
Wilkes-Barre, are visiting Miss
Loretta Greeney of Athens, and on
their return they are to join their
parents at Harvey's Lake.
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S. W. Samuels went to New
York city this moming. I. A.
Samuels will go this evening. They
will purchase goods for the Jersey
Shore store which they have re-
cently started,
Albert Lyons of Chemung, Chas.
Hollon of Waverly and Geo. Buck
of Sayre, all deal mutes, were visi-
tors of Chas. R. Bennett, 111
Sayre on Sunday.
THE AONRL TIED
Had a Valiant Crew, and They
Were Prepared to Do Great
Execution
Admiral Togo sailed down the
Susquehanna this morning. This
admiral is not the famed Japanese
commander, but a house boat. It
was manned by as valiant a crew
as ever fought in the Chind Sea,
and they are all experts in placing
the ammunition where it would be
the most effective.
The boat was christened yester-
day, but none of those assisting
would reveal with what substance
the ceremony was performed.
Admiral Dick Robinson pave
his crew shore leave for the night,
with orders té report and weigh
anchor at four am. This order
caused a mutiny and it was seven
o'clock before the noble craft
floated out into the current and
started on its cruise of destruction.
The crew consisted of Admiral
Lewis Downing of Orange, N. J,
James Hart, Newark, N J, Jesse
Daniels, John Shea and Joe Hay
Other*sailors will join them on the
way down the river until the boat
has its full complement. A salute
was fired as the boat left Sayre, and
one at Athens. When they passed
Athens they had captured one
small pike.
THIS ANIMAL
SHASHED THING
Horse Ran Away on Chemung
Street, Took Wheel off An-
other Wagon and Went Home
A horse belonging to Kimmich
Brother's creamery was hitched on
Chemung street Saturday after
noon. A street car frightened the
animal and it ran away down Che~
mung street, nearly running over
two persons. Frank Clayton was
driving down the street in the same
direction in which the runaway
horse was going, but on the oppo-
site side of the car track. Just
before it passed him, however, the
horse crossed the track and locked
wheels with his wagon, tearing one
of the hind wheels off and spilling
him into the road The horse then
collided with a telephone pole at
the corner of Chemung street and
Wilbur avenue, and, leaving the
wagon, then trotted to the barn.
T0 IVE TROLEY RIDE
The Philathea class will give a
trolley ride Wednesday evening,
July 25th. Cars will be on the
Desmond street switch at 7.48
Ice cream will be served after the
ride at the Baptist church. Ice
cream will also be served during
the evening at the price of ten
cents for those who do not go on
the car.
PRIZE CONTEST
A declamation prize contest for
the Demorest silver medal will
take place tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock at thc Wheelock chapel at
Milltown. This contest is in charge
of the W. C. T. U,, and there are
several who will try for the prize.
A general invitation is extended to
all to attend.
ARRESTED SATURDAY
Chief Waish and Patrolman
Vogel arrested a man on the cast
side last Saturday night. He was
taken over to the bug house and
kept there over night. He had
sobered up yesterday morning, and
as he appeared to be able to take
care of himself he was allowed to
go.
SOCIALIST CLUB
Meets every Friday evening
Howard Elmer Hose ouse, Maole
Carts
reduced from $4 and $2.75
to $3.50 and $2.00.
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A large line. of moulding for
Picture Framing to’ select
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tc 8 p,m. At other times during Waverly, every Friday from 9 to 3:30
day at Valley Record office, m. Acute and chronic cases trea
Consultation and examination free.
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Ofice Maney & Page Blook,
Rooms formerly oocupled by the
late John R. Murray,
Office hours: —9 to 10 a. m.; 6:30
Loans Negotiated, Insurance Writ |
ten, Houses Rented, Rents Col-
lected, Taxea Paid.
ROON y, ELMER BLOCK |
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S. BUTLER,
DINING HALL AND LUNCH ROOM. GOOD
LUNCHES AT ALL HOURS.
Pool and Billiards in the Rear
134 Lockhart Street, Sayre, Pa
Potitical Annouscemeae | Re Hs DRISLANE,
ndidae for the nominstion oi tug CONractor and Bullder
candidate for the nomination of J
county. Plans and Eotimates Purniched.
Practice limited to diseases of the Rye,
Ear, Nose and Throat. Glasses a :
fitted. Houpn 10 012 am. 2to fd 7 80
8 p.m. Office and residence, 311
Kilmer Ave. Valley ‘phone 158x.
G. H. GOFF
Is now ready to furnish
Pure Reservoir Ice to
Sayre patrons.
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