I found the following news items in the small hand written diary of Mollie Hetfield of Centermoreland, Pa. She was a teacher in the early Wyoming County Schools. >From the 1984 diary of Mollie Hetfield Osterhout news Items not newspaper listed Wm. Davis visited his parents on Sunday John Fitch, of Falls, was a business man here Monday. Jonathan Jenkins took in the Elmira fair a few days this week. J. E. Blackmar called on Tunkhannock friends Monday. Allen Miller visited his parents in Tunkhanock on Sunday. John Lee jr. of McKuene's, called on friends here Sunday. A.I. Daily attended Elmira fair on Saturday and Monday. Mrs Wilbur Long, of Tunkhannock, is visiting at LeRoy Long's. Mrs Kayte and Mrs. Bevan, of Jersey, are visiting their sister, Mrs. Bell Elmer Graham has returned home after a week's visit with his friends at Sayer. Chas. Lee and wife, of Tunkhannock, passed through this place on Monday. Kate Shippy and Myra Evans attended the hop at Mill city Saturday evening. Benj. Harding of Eaton, passed through this place Sunday enroute for McKune's. Ernest Welch and family, of Mill city. are spending a few days with friends here. Wesley Treible, of Tunkhannock, visited Mr. Trauger's people at t the Lake, on Sunday. Newman Ftich attended the hop at Willard Osterhoust's,at Mill City, Saturday evening, May and Anna Bond, of Mill City, visited their sister, Mrs. Isaac Osterhout, Saturday evening, Mrs. M. R. Daily, Mrs. E.. A.. Bond and Mrs. Evans were entertained by W. Grahaam's people on Sunday Prof. Wm. Werner, of German Hill, who has been visiting friends in Susquehanna County the past six weeks, has returned home. Cory Brunges, of this place, and Amy McMullen, of South Eaton, were married on Monday. We wish them a long and happy life, About fifty from this place attended the Tunkhannock fair last Friday, and they report it the slimmest affair they have seen in many a year, Sept. 24 1889 Frida.