The
Sullivan Review
July 7, 1880 - September 8,
1880
7 July 1880
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14 July 1880
David JUNIER and Miss Priscilla MATHEWS, both of Bernice, married at the parsonage on July 7th by Rev. B. F. Keller.
Mrs. E. J. WATTERSON, died at the residence of John K. Bird, near Millview on Saturday, 10th, aged about 42 years. Deceased has until a year past been a resident of Cleveland, NY.
p. 1 col. 4 bottom – poem in memory of Little Eva HEVERLEY
Col. PELTON, the noted nephew of Samuel J. TILDEN, died in NY, on the 8th, aged 42 years
Jacob S. HOTTENSTEIN, a veteran of 8(?), has voted the democratic ticket for 60 years. He lost two sons in the late war.
21 July 1880
Orphans Court – Estate of Rhoda Ann PHILLIPS, late of Davidson Twp. Jury to ascertain if property in Davidson Twp.
can be divided, containing 234 acres, 2 Sept.:
Joseph R. PHILLIPS, Danville
Abia PHILLIPS of Berwick
George W. PHILLIPS (the petitioner), Lairdsville
Robert PHILLIPS, since dec’d, leaves wife and three children at Chillicothe, Missouri
William PHILLIPS, since dec’d, leaving a wife, Hester, and several children at
Milton, PA
Kate PHILLIPS, w/o POTTER, Bloomsburg
David C. PHILLIPS, Lairdsville
Maggie PHILLIPS, wife of A. C. LITTLE, Picture Rocks
Mattie PHILLIPS, wife of A. W. RITTER, Lairdsville
Ella PHILLIPS, wife of Bergess SWISHER, North Mountain
James PHILLIPS, Davidson
28 July 1880
Mr. Will ROGERS and Dr. Will RANDALL, of Forksville were in town
last week. We understand that the Doctor has lately been married to a Miss UPDEGRAFF,
of Williamsport.
4 August 1880
How to Become Naturalized
Charles W. SILVARA, of Meshoppen, who has been visiting Mr. B. M. SILVARA
of this place, was called home Monday by the sudden death of a daughter.
G. W. BIXBY, a prominent citizen of Wyalusing, died of Cholera morbus last
Monday after a severe illness of less than two days. He came to Wyalusing from Rochester, NY
some 28 years ago. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church, in his 60th
year (more on his business)
11 August 1880
A daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Joseph DEEGAN, of LaPorte, died of
diphtheria Saturday night
18 August 1880
There were three funerals at the Catholic Cemetery on Thursday. The first was
a child of Martin M. WELLES of Barclay; then Mrs. MURRAY of Colley
and Mrs. ADAMS of Bernice.
Trial List Sept. 1880
25 August 1880
Michael FOX, an old and highly respected resident of Cherry, was laid
to rest in the Catholic Cemetery Monday forenoon. He was about 66 years of
age and had been ailing for some time.
A four year old child of James KANE, of Cherry Flats, fell into a boiler of
hot water on Friday and was so badly scalded that it soon died.
The remains were buried in Catholic Cemetery on Sunday. This is the
third case of the kind we have had to record within a few months.
1 Sept. 1880
John YAPLE died at his residence in New Columbia Boro; Monday afternoon,
aged 73 years. Death caused by disease of the kidneys. His funeral took
place yesterday (Shickshinny Echo, 27th ult)
James BUCKALEW, died. Removed from Cambria to Florence AZ about 2 years ago in
search of health. He died Aug. 13th of consumption. He leaves a wife,
a daughter of T. Q. A. Stevens and two children to mourn his loss in their far-off home.
Frank MC CULLOUGH’s body was found Sunday morning lying beside the LVRR just
below Wilkes-Barre. It was thought he was killed by a train but the wild talk of
George MILLER led to his arrest for murder.
8 September 1880
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