DATE	YEAR	LAST NAME	FIRST NAME	CONTENTS
January 12	1892			The Kickapoo Indians leave Harrison Valley this week for Potter County.
January 13	1892	Swetland	A. A.	Mrs. A. A Swetland of Harrison Valley died Jan. 6, 1892.
January 27	1892			The Methodists of North Fork have repaired their church to the amount of $1024.63. Dedicated Jan. 20, clear of debt.
January 27	1892	David Manufacturing Co.		Personal property of David Manufacturing Co. to be sold at Sheriff sale this week. (Adjourned till Feb. 8^th.)
February 21	1892	Seamans	Mr. and Mrs. Ray	Mr. and Mrs. Ray Seamans, Sun. Feb. 21^st, a boy.
March 1	1892			Interesting revival meeting conducted at Harrison Valley conducted by Rev. Clough and Rev. Allen assisted by Rev. Windsor, called by some “the bark peeler.” He is a very earnest worker. A number of conversations have been made. The Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company is giving entertainments nightly and selling medicine and bead work.
March 1	1892	Clark	A. J.	The firm of Schweitzer and Clark is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. A. J. Clark retiring. The business will be carried on by John Schweitzer.
March 1	1892			The school board of Harrison Township will receive sealed bids for furnishing the material and erecting four school houses in said township as follows: At Dennis Hill District size 24x32 At Cummings District size 24x32 At State Road District size 24x30 At Coston Corner District size 24x36 To be built according specification furnished upon application to the secretary. To be finished by Aug. 1^st, next. Bids received on part or all. C. E. Burt, Secretary
March 1	1892	Howard	Miss Flora	Miss Flora Howard has received a sudden accession of strength, so as to walk a little which she has not done before in over two years.
March 2	1892	Trist	Dr.	Drs. Trist of Coudersport, Pritchard of Harrison Valley, Hurd of Galeton and Glover of Lewisville met at Lewisville lest Friday to frame the by-laws of the county Medical Association.
March 2	1892	Pritchard	Dr.	Drs. Trist of Coudersport, Pritchard of Harrison Valley, Hurd of Galeton and Glover of Lewisville met at Lewisville lest Friday to frame the by-laws of the county Medical Association.
March 2	1892	Hurd	Dr.	Drs. Trist of Coudersport, Pritchard of Harrison Valley, Hurd of Galeton and Glover of Lewisville met at Lewisville lest Friday to frame the by-laws of the county Medical Association.
March 2	1892	Glover	Dr.	Drs. Trist of Coudersport, Pritchard of Harrison Valley, Hurd of Galeton and Glover of Lewisville met at Lewisville lest Friday to frame the by-laws of the county Medical Association.
March 3	1892	Erway	Mr. Lewis	Mr. Lewis Erway, formerly of Neal and Erway at H. V. is now clerk at the Hotel Cerow at Mills.
March 5	1892	Stevens	Capt. J. W.	On the evening of March 5, 1893 occurred the death of Capt. J. W. Stevens of Harrison Valley. Had been ill for some weeks with fever it was supposed, but later the disease was not understood. One of best known and highly respected citizens of county. He served with distinction in the late war and for many years after was a merchant at Harrison Valley.
March 5	1892	Tadder	Eugene	Eugene Tadder of Harrison also died Sunday evening.
March 9	1892			The mail is carried in the train now from Harrison Valley to Mills.
March 9	1892	Potter	Miss. Mattie	Miss Mattie Potter and John Smith both of Lewisville married Mar. 10, 1892. Daughter of James O. Potter.
March 9	1892	Smith	John	Miss Mattie Potter and John Smith both of Lewisville married Mar. 10, 1892. Daughter of James O. Potter.
March 10	1892			The new carpet in the M. E. Church at H.V. is quite an improvement.
March 10	1892	Gilbert	James	James Gilbert of Elmer has sold his stock of groceries to John Schweitzer of H.V.
March 10	1892	Schweitzer	John	James Gilbert of Elmer has sold his stock of groceries to John Schweitzer of H.V.
March 16	1892			The Masonic Temple is nearly completed.
March 30	1892	Harrison	Harlan	Harlan Harrison has left the Crowell House and returned to Harrison Valley.
March 30	1892	Dennison	Warren	Warren Dennison is working in Knoxville grist mill.
March 30	1892	Smith	Chas.	Mr. Chas. Smith of Harrison Valley has bought the Ray Cummings farm and moved there last week.
March 30	1892	Cummings	Ray	Mr. Chas. Smith of Harrison Valley has bought the Ray Cummings farm and moved there last week.
March 30	1892	Johnson	L. R.	L. R. Johnson is at Tioga superintending the changes and improvements made in the tannery there.
April 20	1892	Griffin	Mr.	Mr. Griffin of H. V. has gone to Sheboygan, Mich. To assist in building a tannery there. Will be gone until Christmas.
April 20	1892	Hoffman	J. Y.	J. Y. Hoffman has job of building a cheese factory at Perris’ corner, this side of Ulysses.
April 21	1892	Blend	Lafayette	Elmer: Mr. Lafayette Blend, having separated from his wife, is boarding with Mr. Stephen Houghtailing. Mr. Blend has his little boy with him, and while absent a few days ago, the mother came and took the child away by force.
April 21	1892	Houghtailing	Lafayette	Elmer: Mr. Lafayette Blend, having separated from his wife, is boarding with Mr. Stephen Houghtailing. Mr. Blend has his little boy with him, and while absent a few days ago, the mother came and took the child away by force.
April 21	1892	Seeley	Harvey	Harvey Seeley added at his home in Brookfield May 21, 1892. Born in Cornwall, Litchfield Co, Conn. June 17, 1812. Came with parents to Penna. When five years old. Resided in Brookfield 75 years. In March 1841 married Miss Mary Joseph who survives. Funeral from home Sunday. Rev. D. A. Parcells. Burial at Austinburg.
May 4	1892	Erway	Will	Will Erway is the new proprietor of Erway House.
May 4	1892			The ladies are agitating the question of side walks.
May 25	1892	Libby	William	The house vacated by A. A. House is now occupied by William Libby.
May 25	1892	Fletcher	Miss Iva	A hanging lamp fell from the ceiling of the Harrison Valley House on Saturday evening. It struck on the stairs, smashed, and the oil took fire. The Baptist Young People’s Union were assembled on the second floor, and he cry of fire being given, there was plenty of excitement. Miss Iva Fletcher was frightened into hysterics. The fire was smothered and little damage done.
May 25	1892	Leonard	James	James Leonard who left Harrison Valley something over a year ago and went to the new state of Washington, is now in the grocery business and doing well.
May 25	1892	Cummings	Sam	Sam Cummings has received $230 back pension and is allowed $12 a month.
May 25	1892			Advertisement in Ulysses Sentinel: Do you ever use a livery? Of course you do. Then why not use a good one? We have fifteen good horses and all kinds of rigs to let with them. We can furnish you with a turnout that you need not be ashamed of and one that can take you there and back in the same day. Will you try one? Out terms, remember, are strictly cash. Yours for business. ERWAY AND NEAL, HARRISON VALLEY, PA Ed, Neal and Lewis Erway
June 8	1892	Holmes	George and Ed	George and Ed Holmes of Corning spent Sunday in town.
June 8	1892	Nichols	Prof. M. L.	Prof. M. L. Nichols of Corning, a former Principal, if the Graced school was in town last week.
June 8	1892	Tripp	Miss Elma	Miss Elma Tripp is instructing the little ones at Teed Hollow. (Rock Spring School)
June 8	1892	Feathers	Mr. Samuel	Mr. Samuel Feathers has moved his family from Elmer to Mansfield.
June 8	1892			At the institution at Harrison Valley of the Masonic Lodge, July 12^th, 1892, afternoon, twenty were present from Austin.
July 14	1892			The Harrison Valley Fair Association held their annual horse race July 4^th. A good time is reported and only six or seven people were run over. That’s not many.
July 20	1892	Gee	Mrs. Ettie	Mrs. Ettie Gee of Ulysses visited at B. W. Harrison’s at Mills last week.
July 20	1892	Harrison	B. W	Mrs. Ettie Gee of Ulysses visited at B. W. Harrison’s at Mills last week.
July 20	1892	Stevens	S. M.	Cards are out announcing the marriage of S. M. Stevens to Miss Sarah Adams of Squehanna, Pa., on Wednesday, July 20^th.
July 20	1892	Adams	Miss. Sarah	Cards are out announcing the marriage of S. M. Stevens to Miss Sarah Adams of Squehanna, Pa., on Wednesday, July 20^th.
July 20	1892	Swetland	C. A.	The mill of C. A. Swetland of Mills was burned Tuesday morning. Aug. 16^th. Loss, over $3000. No insurance. Chapin and Hubbard had executions issued against Mr. Swetland the day before, as did also, B. F. Begell. Mr. Swetland will rebuild.
July 20	1892	Begell	B. F.	The mill of C. A. Swetland of Mills was burned Tuesday morning. Aug. 16^th. Loss, over $3000. No insurance. Chapin and Hubbard had executions issued against Mr. Swetland the day before, as did also, B. F. Begell. Mr. Swetland will rebuild.
July 20	1892	Chapin and Hubbard		The mill of C. A. Swetland of Mills was burned Tuesday morning. Aug. 16^th. Loss, over $3000. No insurance. Chapin and Hubbard had executions issued against Mr. Swetland the day before, as did also, B. F. Begell. Mr. Swetland will rebuild.
July 21	1892			The foundation for the Baptist parsonage at H. V. is laid.
August 4	1892	Stetson	S. J.	Mr. S. J. Stetson rebuilt his barn, destroyed by cyclone last fall.
August 4	1892	Erway	A. J.	A. J. Erway has built a fine large barn.
August 4	1892	Smith	Henry	Henry Smith and Bert Saxton of West Union are each building fine, large houses just over the state line.
August 4	1892	Saxton	Bert	Henry Smith and Bert Saxton of West Union are each building fine, large houses just over the state line.
August 4	1892	Scoville	Perry	Perry Scotfield on the State Road commenced a new house this week.
August 4	1892	Cobb	Mr.	Last Monday during the fearful storm, lightning killed four cows and a two year old on Mr. Cobb’s farm near the White’s Corners cheese factory, which is worked by Tom Statham. The cows belonged to Mr. Cobb.
August 4	1892	Statham	Tom	Last Monday during the fearful storm, lightning killed four cows and a two year old on Mr. Cobb’s farm near the White’s Corners cheese factory, which is worked by Tom Statham. The cows belonged to Mr. Cobb.
August 4	1892	Rutherford	W. T.	W. T. Rutherford is building a large barn
August 4	1892	English	Mary	Mrs. Mary English has built a large barn on her farm.
August 4	1892	Courtright	Miram	Miram Courtright enlarged her barn early in the season.
August 28	1892	Erway	Mr. and Mrs. Emmett	Born to Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Erway, August 28^th, 1892, a girl (Leda).
September 14	1892			Surveyors are working on a railway route from Mills to Ulysses.
September 22	1892	Smith	Leroy	Leroy Smith of W. C. has shingled and sided his house.
September 22	1892	Stone Family		The Stone reunion was held at Chet Stone’s on Sept. 8, 1892. Seventy five were present. The oldest was Mrs. Caroline Stone of Potter Brook. Eighty four years old. (John Stone says she was the first teacher in Harrison Township)
September 28	1892	Schweitzer and Clark		Schweitzer and Clark will sell goods for spot cash after Oct. 1^st.
October 5	1892	Hart	H. D.	H. D. Hart will attend Baltimore college again this winter. (Medical College)
October 5	1892	Hubbard	Mrs. Wakefield	After a long illness, Mrs. Wakefield Hubbard died last Sunday.
October 5	1892	David	Mrs. George	Mrs. George Davis is very low with cancer.
October 5	1892	Outman	Charles	Charles Outman of Wallace, Kansas, is visiting friends at Harrison Valley.
October 12	1892	Swetland	C. A.	Mr. C. A. Swetland of Mills will put his mill to sawing as soon as he can get his engine and place it.
October 12	1892	Neal Brothers		Neal Brothers have opened a grocery and feed store at Mills.
October 12	1892	Handwerk	Marcus	Marcus Handwerk, Mrs. Jennie Reed, and Miss Edith Pomery have charge of the Graded School at Roulet.
October 12	1892	Reed	Mrs. Jennie	Marcus Handwerk, Mrs. Jennie Reed, and Miss Edith Pomery have charge of the Graded School at Roulet.
October 12	1892	Pomery	Miss Edith	Marcus Handwerk, Mrs. Jennie Reed, and Miss Edith Pomery have charge of the Graded School at Roulet.
October 26	1892	Welles of Addison		Wells of Addison had rented a store at Harrison Valley and will fill it with dry goods. He already has three large dry good stores.
October 26	1892	Davis	Mrs. George	Mrs. George Davis was buried at Westfield on the 15^th.
October 26	1892	Chapman and Hubbard		The firm of Chapin and Hubbard has dissolved, leaving Mr. Chapin to continue the hardware business. Dell Stone is checking for him.
October 26	1892	Stone	Dell	The firm of Chapin and Hubbard has dissolved, leaving Mr. Chapin to continue the hardware business. Dell Stone is checking for him.
October 26	1892	Perry	Miss Cora	Miss Cora Perry, a pupil of the Westfield school, aged 14, is “preaching earnest and impressive sermons” in the Wesleyan church at that village.
October 27	1892	Beebe	S.	S. Beebe of Canisteo attended the funeral of Mrs. George Davis.
October 27	1892	Davis	Mrs. George	S. Beebe of Canisteo attended the funeral of Mrs. George Davis.
November 3	1892	Hubbard	N. W.	N. W. Hubbard sold his interest in the hardware to his partner, D. D. Chapin.
November 3	1892	Chapin	D. D.	N. W. Hubbard sold his interest in the hardware to his partner, D. D. Chapin.
November 3	1892	Allen	Rev. H. T.	Services were held for the first time in the new church at Mills on Sunday, Nov. 13^th, 1892. The Rev. H. T. Allen, Baptist minister of Harrison Valley, preached.
November 9	1892	Pritchard	Dr.	Dr. Pritchard is building a fine office near his residence at H. V.
November 9	1892	Welles	E. M.	E. M. Welles of Addison, N. Y. has rented the store of B. F. Begell and lately moved upon the lot owned by Roy Knight, and is selling them very cheap.
November 9	1892	Chrisman	Dentha	Dentha Chrisman is very ill.
November 9	1892	Councilman	F. D.	F. D. Councilman has a fine stock of dry goods and groceries in his store at Elmer.
November 9	1892	Kennedy	Al	Al Kennedy will move from his farm to Westfield in a few days.
November 9	1892			The young people of Mills will give an entertainment in the church Nov. 18^th, proceeds to buy a new bell for the church.
December 21	1892	Kennedy	Allen	Allen Kennedy has moved from his farm to Harrison Valley, occupying the house of will Erway.
December 21	1892	Chapin	Mrs. D. D.	Mrs. D. D. Chapin and Mrs. Deek Burt have gone to Buffalo for medical treatment.
December 21	1892	Burt	Mrs. Deek	Mrs. D. D. Chapin and Mrs. Deek Burt have gone to Buffalo for medical treatment.
December 21	1892	Bowman	Miss Sallie	Miss. Sallie Bowman has rented her house and gone to spend winter with her sister, Mrs. A. J. Erway of White’s Corners.
December 21	1892	Erway	A. J.	Miss. Sallie Bowman has rented her house and gone to spend winter with her sister, Mrs. A. J. Erway of White’s Corners.
December 21	1892			The men and boys of H. V. have been building a skating pond.