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1Y'S MUSIC STORE
Valley 'Phone 90c. Athens, Pa.
Unfortunate Accident
Night
Almost pulseless and with his
left leg below the knee crushed to
a pulp John Brennan, Jr, son of
John Brennan of Kingsbury ave-
nue, Towand, was brought here
last night on No 127 and removed
in the ambulance to the Packer
Last
at the knee. His condition today
The lad, who is only ten years
old, was a victim of the car wheels,
but just how he met with the acci~
dent which cost him his leg and
may cause his death, is not known.
It is presumed, howcver, that he
attempted to get over a crossing
on the Lehigh Valley at Towanda
ahead of a shift of cars and was run
down. He was discovered lying
along the tracks by a yardman. A
that the lad be brought here. He
and when he was laid on the
operating table at the hospital the
pulse was scarcely perceptible.
It is not thought that the lad can
has never been eqoaled by any
traveling organization.
The exhibition is a marvel, and
is the greatest, biggest and best
that ever visited Sayre. Columns
could bs written oa the many at-
tractiv- .. but space in a paper will
not permit. A big crowd is in at
tendance this afternoon and this
evening the big teats will be taxed
to the limit. The show is remark~
ably free from disorderly characters
and the police have thus far ex-
perienced no difficulty in maintain
ing order.
LOCAL NEWS
The chestnut crop is promising.
No. 8 was one hour late at the
local station this morning.
Mrs, James Marble of Elmira is
visiting at Mr. and Mrs, R. N,
Merrill's in South Waverly.
The usual services will be held
at the Baptist church next Sunday:
Preaching at 10:30 a. m, and 7:30
p. m,, by the pastor, All are cor-
dially invited to attend.
The interior of the restaurant
conducted by R. N, Sterling is be-
ing altered. The north side wall
has beea ceiled and the removal of
a partition in the rear increases the
floor space in the dining hall,
Last Saturday’s band concert at
the Park hotel was so successful
that Higgins & Sullivan, the pro-
prietors, will-give another this Sat-
urday evening, Hosmer’s marine
band will furnish the music as
before.
Now that the principal streets in
the borough have been given a
thorough cleaning and flooding,
attention should be turned to the
park on Desmond street, Papers
and litter have accumulated in
large quantities and they present a
very unsightly appearance. The
park should be cleaned up at once.
Miss Arleigh Wolfrom, who has
been visiting at the home of C. F.
Corning yesterday on account of
the serious illness of her mother.
After a few weeks’ visit with her
parents at Corning Miss Wolfrom
will resume her position as head
stenographer and bookkeeper at
the Onondauga salt works at Syra-
cuse.
It requires 81 cars to carry the
Barpum & Bailey circus. The
cars are divided into three sections
and great care is exercised in
ahajiog Siem The circus men
PERSONAL MENTION
Rev, and Mrs. Ira Hotaling res
turned last evening from their va-
cation trip,
Miss Katherine Davidson of 105
Elsbree street is visiting her broth-
er, A. C. Davidson, of Spencer.
Burgess Cross and L, W. Dor
sett have returned from a western
trip in the interests of the M, P. A
Mrs, W. A. Cronk and daughter
Helen and Miss Margery Winton
of Addison are guests of Mrs, H.
G. Spaulding.
Hazel Graham, who has been
the guest of J, D. Wright for sev-
eral days, has returned to her
home at Syracuse.
W. H. Gould and wife left this
morning for Kansas City, where
they will spend some time visiting
friends and relatives,
Rollin Sturdevant of Golden
Hill, Wyoming couaty, who has
been visiting at the home of F. E.
Knapp, returoed home yesterday,
Mrs. J. A. Droege and children,
who have been spending several
days among friends here, returned
this morning to her home in Prov-
idence.
Mr. and Mrs, H B Nichols of
Sciotaville drove to Sayre yester~
day and will be guests of Mrs. L.
M. Styers on Miller street for a
few days.
NOTHING DOING
“Nothin’ doin’ in the fishing
line,” said a prominent local angler
last night. “The fishing had been
good for several days when the
heavy rains up the river raised the
Susquehanna and Chemung about
a foot, and since then the fish won't
bite.” There have beea a number
of local sportsmen out after bass
this week but they have returned
with empty creels, The mud is
now clearing from the river, how
ever, and the fishing should be
good again in a few days unless
there is another heavy storm,
FRACTURED ARM
Clinton Knapp of Olive street,
the well known Lehigh Valley en-
gineer, suffered a comminuted frac.
ture of the right forearm early this
moming while running a light en.
gine from Easton to Mauch Chunk.
Knapp was sitting in his cab with
- {hia hand and arm out the window,
Road
Elmira, Corning and Waverly trol-
ley line that the road will be com-
verly before the snow falls, nor is
there much doubt that it will be in
full operation.
been engaged in building roadbed
ly. Rapid progress has been made.
completed between Waverly and
Coffey’s crogsing west of Wells
burg. This means that it will be a
matter of but a few weeks when
ties and rails can be laid.
The rails have been bought and
the cars are being built. The pro-
moters not only expect to have the
Waverly end open this year, but
hope to get to work on the Corning
lend of the line before the snow
flies. Power will be furnished by
the Elmira Water, Light and Rail-
road Company. The contract calls
for its first use January 1, 1907,
and in case either party is not
ready to comply a big penalty is
attached.
“QUINCY DANS SAWYER”
The phenomenal success 6f the
book play, “Quincy Adams Saw
yer,” is repeating itself again this
season when crowded houses greet
its every appearance. This popus
larity is attributed to the preceding
fame of the book that extended
from ocean to ocean, and that the
play is in itself the most genuine
piece of rural life ever given to
lovers of bucolic drama.
The simple, pure charm of the
book is distinctly preserved in the
play. The characters are drawn so
close to life that it requires an eflort
to be convinced that they are not
real. They are just such types as
are found in every New England
village and portrayed by actors
who are in perfect sympathy with
their roles.
In fact, it is a case of human na-
ture,
Another thing that the people
evidently appreciate is not having
their pleasure of the artistic simple
ness of the play marred by mawk-
ish scenes and sloshy incidents.
The amusing scenes—and those
are what the play is made up of
mainly—contain just wholesome
good nature, compelling laugh after
laugh, and the sentimental parts
consist of that kind of refined
pathos that plays upon the heart-
strings with no discordant note.
The company representing this
beautiful play carries with it all the
equipment including four large sets
of scenery built especially for the
production, all the lighting effects
and all the properties. Theatre
goers are looking forward to the
treat in store for them when the
play comes here on Tuesday, Sept
4, at the Loomis Opera House,
Waverly.
OAK GROVE PARK
Oak Grove Park held another
large gathering last night to wit-
ness the second production of
“The Minister's Sweethearts,” as
played by the Partello Stock Co.
It pleased as it did the night before
and kept everybody in good hu
mor throughout the eatire evening,
Tonight a special production of
the “College Girl” will be presents
ed by special request, So many
Park patrons were out of town
when the clever play was produced
that the best play of the Park sea.
son was missed. The circus can
be visited in the afternoon and Oak
Grove Park in the evening.
Home Coming of Wm. J. Bryan
The Lehigh Val Railroad will sell
ticketa at al % from Sagi
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PICTURE
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tween 18 and 60 years.
Call on
TONIGHT
Oak Grove Park
Partello Gompany
“COLLEGE GIRL”
Four Act Comedy Drama
This Evening
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Meets every Friday evening at
Howard Elmer Hose house, Maple
street, West Sayre. All invited
Everybody welcome.
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