THE OWEGO, RECORD. Tioga County News. January 19, 1899 PERSONAL. Eight degree's above zero this morning. Mrs. G. M. WRITER is ill with the grip. Miss Daisy COE was in Waverly, Friday. Jesse COE went to Binghamton Saturday. E. J. BRAVO was in Apalachin Friday. Wesley BROUGHAM of Waverly was in town Tuesday. Leon McCASLIN was up home from Waverly. Mrs. Jay ROBERTSON is home from New York for a time. Miss Inez SNYDER is seriously ill; with grip and heart trouble. John SNYDER and William WALSH were in Binghamton Friday. Mrs. C. L. STILES is suffering from an attack of grip in a severe form. Miss Mary COLLINS of this place is visiting Mrs. D. O'NEIL in Auburn William DWYER left this afternoon for Owego. -- Ithaca Journal, Friday. Martin S. LYNCH, Esq., was in New York this week on professional business. Miss Margaret WEED of Montour Falls is a guest of her cousin, Miss Cora WEED. W. W. CORBIN of Owego was in town Monday on business. Ithaca News. H. M. SAWYER and wife of Albany are guests of Erie ticket agent E. J. STEELE Officer George HORGAN is on the sick list and Charles WHITTEMORE is taking his place. Mrs. Charles DUNHAM is visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. T. ROBINSON, at Lounsberry. Miss Sarah PIPPETT has returned to her home in Attica, after visiting in town for a time. Mrs. A. C. BROUGHAM is convalescing and was allowed to set up for half an hour Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. George TRUMAN, Jr., left yesterday on the Lackawanna for Providence, RI. Dr. J. T. GREENLEAF was in Corning Tuesday to read a paper that evening before a medical society. James F. TRUMAN, the rising young barrister, has gone on an extensive western business trip. District Attorney O. B. GLEZEN went to Watertown Thursday evening on professional business. Mrs. John F. STEELE has so far improved that she was able to sit up for time a day or two ago. F. S. WOODWARD has gone to Owego to reside with his daughter, Mrs. A. D. HARRIS - Waverly Free Press. Attorney D. F. VanVLEET returned from Saturday evening from a legal business trip to Owego - Ithaca Journal. Miss Kitty DORSEY is on the sick list. Miss E. E. Robertson is teaching in her place at the public schools. Cornelia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. HUBBARD of 160 Temple street, is dangerously ill with typhoid fever. Mr. and Mrs. Dell SMITH of Owego visited Sayre and Athens friends for a few minutes Monday. - Athens News. Mrs. C. M. STONE has returned from New York, where she passed a few weeks with her son, Dr. W. M. STONE. Mrs. W. H. CORNELL is seriously ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lyman T. GOODRICH, 388 Front street. Mrs. S. Alfred SEELY of Spencer passed through the city this morning on her way to Owego - Ithaca Journal. Miss Emeline WILLIAMS was called to Waverly Saturday by the serious illness of her brother, Benjamin BLOSSOM. Mrs. John QUIMBY of Apalachin is ill at the residence of David CAMPBELL on the valley road, south of this village. Miss WHITNEY of the upper Main street school is on the sick list and her place is being filled by Miss O'SHAUGHNESSEY. W. B. GARROTT of Spencer was in town Friday and took the oath of office as Justice of the peace for the town of Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. TANNER, who have been visiting relatives in Spencer, Candor, and Owego, returned home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold HOPKINS of Dryden are spending two weeks with their daughter in Owego. - Ithaca Journal. Miss Martha SMYTH who has been passing a few weeks in Syracuse is in town, the guest of Mrs. T. H. REDDISH, 404 Main street. S. D. FORDHAM of Owego, who has been so seriously ill at the New Warford does not seem to get any better. - Waverly Advocate. Attorney's Myron N. TOMPKINS and Jesse H. JENNINGS returned Saturday afternoon from a legal business trip to Owego. Ithaca Journal. Mrs. W. E. WORTMAN and son Everett of New York city are guests of Mrs. WORTMAN'S parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. T. GOODRICH, 388 Front street. Miss Jessie WIGGINS was in town Monday morning on her way to her school duties in Richford after passing Sunday at her home in Nichols. Bert CORNICK left on Erie train 7 Thursday morning for Hart, Mich., where he has four months employment for the Groton Bridge company. Dr. J. T. GREENLEAF was in Buffalo in attendance at the winter meeting of the Western New York Homeopathic Medical society last week. He had an active part in the program. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. FLETCHER, who had been in town on account of the illness of her mother, Mrs. D. T. KEELER, returned to her home in Ithaca Saturday afternoon, her mother's condition having improved. Mr. and Mrs. HERRINGTON and daughters Leslie and Cecila, who have been visiting at William WATERMAN'S Spencer avenue, returned to their home in Elmira Sunday Morning. M. S. LYNCH, Esq., was home from New York over Sunday, returning that night in order to resume his professional services in behalf of Bryan WINTERS in the matter of the contest on the last will of the latter's wife, involving about $2,000,000. APALACHIN. The Five States Milk Producers' association has organized a union here. The commissioner's examination of the Apalachin union school will be held Jan. 26 and 27. Nathan WOOD and Mrs. CHANCEY are on the sick list. J. R. GILES and C. D. GOODENOW have formed a co-partnership to do a general store business. They formally opened Monday morning, A concert will be given at the Presbyterian church Saturday evening, Jan.21. School is closed this week in the Glenn district. It will reopen Monday with Leon BRIGGS as teacher. Eiskatawa Tribe Imp. O. R. M., conferred the chief's degree last Monday's sleep. Tax Collector KINCADE will collect the taxes at MILLERS store, Jan, 30 and 31. at one per cent. F. J. Powers was arraigned before Justice GILES Tuesday on complaint of Truant officer HOLMES for violating the compulsory school law. His trial was set down for Saturday. Bill Grummons > [email protected]