DATE	YEAR	LAST NAME	FIRST NAME	CONTENTS
	1894 & 1895			The winter of 94’ and 95’ will be long remembered both for its excessive snow fall and extremely cold weather. On Feb. 7^th, 1895 a snow storm began and continued through Friday. The thermometer dropped to 16 below and the wind blew a gust from 75 to 100 miles an hour. The train from Ulysses Friday morning was stuck in the drifts two miles below Ulysses. The train men worked all day, but could make no headway against the drifts. Two engines left Lawrenceville to help break the drifts and stalled before reaching the summit. With supreme efforts by the crews they reached Ulysses late Saturday evening. Sunday they hired a large force of men and shoveled and pushed their way through to Lawrenceville. No effort was made to break out the wagon roads Saturday or Sunday and no stages attempted to leave.
January 17	1894	Taggart	Rochester	Rochester Taggart died after a week’s illness.
January 17	1894	Moshier	Mr. and Mrs. G. B.	Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Moshier are spending winter with friends near Elmira.
January 17	1894	Edwards	Emery	Born to Mr. and Mrs. Emery Edwards, a son, Jan. 7^th.
January 24	1894	Kuhn	Steve	Steve Kuhn, the Fall Brook brakeman, was recently married to Miss Lena Gerow of Mills, Pa.
January 24	1894	Gerow	Miss Lena	Steve Kuhn, the Fall Brook brakeman, was recently married to Miss Lena Gerow of Mills, Pa.
January 24	1894	Stevens	Arch	Arch Stevens and Veolan Hurlburt are happy fathers of baby boys.
January 24	1894	Hurlburt	Veolan	Arch Stevens and Veolan Hurlburt are happy fathers of baby boys.
January 24	1894	Clark	Henry	Mr. Henry Clark and wife and Mrs. D. D. Chapin are at the Cross Forks, holding meetings.
January 24	1894	Chapin	D. D.	Mr. Henry Clark and wife and Mrs. D. D. Chapin are at the Cross Forks, holding meetings.
January 24	1894	Griffin	Mrs. D. W.	Mrs. D. W. Griffin went to Bailey Hill to attend her daughter, Mrs. A. C. Fortner, who is ill.
January 24	1894	Fortner	Mrs. A. C.	Mrs. D. W. Griffin went to Bailey Hill to attend her daughter, Mrs. A. C. Fortner, who is ill.
January 31	1894	Badgero	Mr.	Mr. Badgero who died at Mulls last week was buried at White’s Corners.
January 31	1894	Chapin	Mrs.	The singers who met at the home of Mrs. Chapin Friday night will meet at the home of Mrs. Elder Monday night.
January 31	1894	Minard	Mr. and Mrs. Joseph	Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Minard are the parents of two pound baby.
February 15	1894	Harrison	Miss Cora	Married February 15, 1894 Miss Cora Harrison to Mr. Isaac F. Webster at Mills. Rev. William L. Clough of Hartsville, N. Y. Mamie White, bridesmaid, Arthur Ensworth of Elmira, best man. Miss. Webster is sister of Co. Commissioner, B. W. Harrison.
February 15	1894	Webster	Isaac F.	Married February 15, 1894 Miss Cora Harrison to Mr. Isaac F. Webster at Mills. Rev. William L. Clough of Hartsville, N. Y. Mamie White, bridesmaid, Arthur Ensworth of Elmira, best man. Miss. Webster is sister of Co. Commissioner, B. W. Harrison.
February 15	1894	White	Mamie	Married February 15, 1894 Miss Cora Harrison to Mr. Isaac F. Webster at Mills. Rev. William L. Clough of Hartsville, N. Y. Mamie White, bridesmaid, Arthur Ensworth of Elmira, best man. Miss. Webster is sister of Co. Commissioner, B. W. Harrison.
February 15	1894	Ensworth	Arthur	Married February 15, 1894 Miss Cora Harrison to Mr. Isaac F. Webster at Mills. Rev. William L. Clough of Hartsville, N. Y. Mamie White, bridesmaid, Arthur Ensworth of Elmira, best man. Miss. Webster is sister of Co. Commissioner, B. W. Harrison.
February 25	1894			Feb. 25, 1895 Mercantile D. A. Sunderlin Appr. B. F. Begell Harrison Valley 14 $7.00 Hardware B. F. Begell and Co Harrison Valley 14 $7.00 Grocery Henry Bartoo Mills 14 $7.00 Grocery F. D. Councilman Elmer 12 $12.50 General Store H. O. Chapin White’s White’s Corners 14 $7.00 General Store V. E. Gilbert Harrison Valley 14 $7.00 Drugs M. S. Haskell Mills 13 $10.00 General Store Hubbard and Stone Harrison Valley 14 $7.00 Hardware F. L. Harrison Harrison Valley 14 $7.00 Furniture S. M. Stevens Mills 14 $7.00 Drugs John Schweitzer Harrison Valley 12 $12.50 General Store O. H. Snyder North Fork 14 $7.00 General Store O. F. Tate Mills 14 $7.00 Grocery Tannery Store Co Harrison Valley 14 $7.00 General Store C. D. VanDeBoe Mills 14 $7.00 Grocery I. Webster Mills 14 $7.00 Hardware W. H. Warner White’s Corners 14 $7.00 General Store
February 28	1894	Pritchard	Dr. and Mrs.	A baby boy born recently to Dr. and Mrs. Pritchard.
March 14	1894	Ellison	Mr. and Mrs. Will (daughter Edna)	Harrison Valley: Mr. and Mrs. Will Ellison and daughter Edna, attended the wedding of Fred Ellison at Mills, Thursday evening.
March 14	1894	Ellison	Fred	Harrison Valley: Mr. and Mrs. Will Ellison and daughter Edna, attended the wedding of Fred Ellison at Mills, Thursday evening.
March 14	1894	Wright	Mr. Robert	Mr. Robert Wright is building a new house.
March 14	1894	Colvin	George	George Colvin has a new meat market in town
March 14	1894	Neily	A. J.	Elmer: The personal property of A. J. Neily was sold last Saturday at Constable’s sale.
March 14	1894	Wallis	Charles	Charles Wallis sis sick with typhoid fever
March 14	1894	Galusha	Mr.	White’s Corners: Mr. Galusha has bought the mail route of Mr. White.
March 14	1894	Allen	Misses Eva and Minnie	Misses Eva and Minnie Allen were home for a visit Sunday.
March 14	1894			They are having a grand revival at the Widger school house. (Coston school house).
March 14	1894	Rohrabacher	Abe	Mr. Abe Rohrabacher might have had a serious accident to note, but nipped it in the bud. Bringing in the night wood he piled it back of the stove and went to meeting. Shortly the house was filled with smoke, and wood being ablaze. His wife was plucky and put out the fire with a calling aid
March 21	1894	Gorow	Mrs. B. A.	Mrs. B. A. Gorow of Mills, and her daughter, Miss Stella Stone, of Ulysses were summoned to Wellsville to attend the funeral of Mrs. Gorow’s brother Mr. Clark.
March 21	1894	Stone	Miss Stella	Mrs. B. A. Gorow of Mills, and her daughter, Miss Stella Stone, of Ulysses were summoned to Wellsville to attend the funeral of Mrs. Gorow’s brother Mr. Clark.
March 21	1894	Clark	Mr.	Mrs. B. A. Gorow of Mills, and her daughter, Miss Stella Stone, of Ulysses were summoned to Wellsville to attend the funeral of Mrs. Gorow’s brother Mr. Clark.
March 21	1894	Barlow	Mr.	Mr. Barlow who died on Monday last in Wisconsin and was brought to his early home for internment. Mr. Barlow was a man of very fine culture and highly esteemed.
March 28	1894	White	Miles	Harrison Valley: Miles White’s baby is very ill.
March 28	1894	Lathrop	Miss	Miss Lathrop of Academy Corners was in town Saturday getting up a class in music. She is a good teacher and deserves patronage.
March 31	1894	Richardson	Mayse	Married: March 31, 1894 at Whitesville at M. E. Parsonage, by Rev E. S. Remington, Mr. Mayse Richardson and Miss Lurena Wemple of North Bingham. A quiet wedding at the home of the bride had been arranged, but, owing to errors in the marriage license, found by the local Justice of the peace, the Whitesville journey had to be made having the marriage lawful. (No license required in N. Y. State.
March 31	1894	Wemple	Lurena	Married: March 31, 1894 at Whitesville at M. E. Parsonage, by Rev E. S. Remington, Mr. Mayse Richardson and Miss Lurena Wemple of North Bingham. A quiet wedding at the home of the bride had been arranged, but, owing to errors in the marriage license, found by the local Justice of the peace, the Whitesville journey had to be made having the marriage lawful. (No license required in N. Y. State.
April 4	1894	Howard	Mrs.	Mrs. Howard in aged lady of Harrison died of paralysis Mar. 29^th and was buried Mar. 31^st at White’s Corners. She leaves an aged husband, one son and two daughters.
April 4	1894	Carpenter	May	May Carpenter of H.V. who is attending school at Horseheads, spent a few days with her parents last week.
April 4	1894	Griffin	E. M.	E. M. Griffin of Knoxville visited his brother, Mr. Griffin last week.
April 4	1894	Chapin	Mr. and Mrs. D. D.	Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Chapin and son and Mrs. Warren Brightman, started for Washington D. C. last Wed. They will visit N. Y. city and Philadelphia.
April 4	1894	Brightman	Mrs. Warren	Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Chapin and son and Mrs. Warren Brightman, started for Washington D. C. last Wed. They will visit N. Y. city and Philadelphia.
April 11	1894	Blackman	A.	A. Blackman is the new landlord at Mills.
April 11	1894	Doud	Charles	Charles Doud of Mills was called away to attend the funeral of his sister.
April 11	1894			Five new stores will be built at Genesee this summer.
April 18	1894	Erway	A. J.	The dime social and sugar party at A. J. Erway’s on Friday evening passed off very pleasantly. Proceeds over two dollars.
April 25	1894	Stevens	Arch	Arch Stevens is opening a grocery in the old store at Harrison Valley.
April 25	1894	Burk	C. E.	The Tannery Company has changed book-keepers. Mr. C. E. Burt, former bookkeeper, will engage in the bank business.
May 9	1894	Langdon	Miss Hattie	White’s Corners: Miss Hattie Langdon visited Miss Certie Smith last Sunday.
May 9	1894	Smith	Certie	White’s Corners: Miss Hattie Langdon visited Miss Certie Smith last Sunday.
May 9	1894	Smith	Leroy	There will be a social May 11 at home of Leroy Smith.
May 9	1894	Chapin	Miss Clemmie	Miss Clemmie Chapin has just closed a very successful term of school at North Bingham and returned to her home here.
May 9	1894	Graham	Lorenzo	Mr. Lorenzo Graham has moved on the place owned by Mr. Marcius Brown.
May 9	1894	McCutcheon	A. J.	A. J. McCutcheon was passing Mr. Bump’s barn days ago, the dog ran out which frightened his colt and it ran away turning over the cart and Mr. McCutcheon, shaking things up generally, and breaking both cart and harness, we believe, but fortunately hurting neither itself nor Mr. McCutcheon. (The Bump family lived on the Lewis White farm.)
May 9	1894	Bump	Mr.	White’s Corners: Miss Hattie Langdon visited Miss Certie Smith last Sunday.
May 23	1894			Speaks of the great flood during past week. Northern Penna. And western N. Y. badly damaged. May farms along the Cowanesque submerged and carried away. Monday and Tuesday the stage from Ulysses to Coudersport went by way of Sweden, roads so badly washed roads were so badly washed. Most of bridges between Ulysses and Galeton washed out. Clinton’s dam at Galeton broke letting out six million feet of logs.
May 23	1894			Speaks of the great flood during past week. Northern Penna. And western N. Y. Badly damaged. Many farms along the Cowanesque submerged and carried away. Monday and Tuesday the stage from Ulysses to Coudersport went by way of Sweden, road so badly washed at Neversink, N. Y.
May 23	1894	Steven	Arch	Arch Steven’s store was closed by the sheriff last Friday. Sale to take place Thurs. 23^rd. He has many friends who are sorry to see him fail.
May 23	1894			There is to be a four days’ Holiness meeting at the M. E. Church
May 30	1894	Tripp	Miss Elma	Miss Elma Tripp has the second department in the graded school at Cross Fork where she will receive $35 a month. She left here Friday. Her many friends are glad of her success.
May 30	1894	Hubbard	Mrs. Wakefield	Mrs. Wakefield Hubbard is in Ulysses helping care for her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Sumner Monroe.
May 30	1894	Monroe	Sumner	Mrs. Wakefield Hubbard is in Ulysses helping care for her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Sumner Monroe.
May 30	1894	Church	Dr.	Dr. Church who has lived at North Fork, Potter County, for a year will move to Ulysses. He has a wife and one child, a three weeks old baby.
May 30	1894	Hubbard	Miss. Amy	Miss Amy Hubbard, daughter of Wakefield Hubbard is taking a nurses’ training course in a Rochester hospital.
June 27	1894	Bedell	F. F.	F. F. Bedell of Harrison Valley has traded his house and lot for a farm at (name of town illegible), owned by A. B. Graves of Ulysses.
June 27	1894	Crowl	P. E.	MARRIED: In Harrison June 27^th, Mr. P. E. Crowl and Miss Angie White. They are popular young people.
June 27	1894	White	Angie	MARRIED: In Harrison June 27^th, Mr. P. E. Crowl and Miss Angie White. They are popular young people.
July 11	1894	Erway	Mr. A. J.	White’s Corners: Mr. A. J. Erway has torn down the barn by the road and is putting up a new one farther back.
July 11	1894			On Saturday last a lady traveling through here enroute for Wellsville was detained by the death of the horse. It was taken suddenly sick.
July 11	1894	Elder	A. P.	A. P. Elder is making improvements on his barn and other buildings
July 18	1894	Wilcox	Mr. D. D.	A paper has been circulating at Elmer protesting against the hiring of a certain teacher for the fall and winter school. If we cannot have a good one, we do not want any. The most of the people are in favor of our last teacher, Mr. D. D. Wilcox.
July 25	1894			Harrison Valley: Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ellison, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Clark, Mrs. Rilla Stevens, Mrs. D. D. Chapin, Mrs. Stella Shaw, and Mr. and Mrs. Will Bullock have returned from Keuka Lake where they have been spending a week attending camp meeting.
July 25	1894	Griffin	Mr. and Mrs. Michael	Mr. and Mrs. Michael Griffin have a baby girl, the fourth girl in less than five years.
July 25	1894	Burt	Mrs. Kate	Mrs. Kate Burt of Ulysses is visiting her mother, Mrs. H. W. Hubbard.
July 25	1894	Smith	Chas.	White’s Corners: Some sneak thieves were after Mr. Chas. Smith’s honey, and although they were frightened away they carried some honey along with them.
July 25	1894	Allen	Misses	The Misses Allen met each other at home for a short visit Sunday last.
July 25	1894	Smith	Henry	Mr. Henry Smith and daughter Myra visited another daughter at Westfield.
July 25	1894	Erway	Miss. Mary	Miss Mary Erway is preparing to enter school at Harrison Valley next month.
July 25	1894	Swetland	Roger W.	Roger W. Swetland, A.B. Principal of Cook Academy, Havanna, N. Y.
July 25	1894	Swetland	Roger	Mr. Swetland will enter upon his duties at the close of the present school year.
August 1	1894	Harrison	F. L.	F. L. Harrison at the Valley has taken a partner and the firm will be known as F. L. Harrison and Co. The new firm will sell strictly for cash and will give cash bargains.
August 22	1894	Graham	Wesley	Wesley Graham has taken Joel Schofield’s farm on the State Road. Will move Oct. 1^st. He worked in tannery about ten years.
August 22	1894	Galusha	Frank	White’s Corners: One morning last week Frank Galusha, with Emery Edwards’ team was in the farm orchard. The horses thought they would have a little fun so they started off. Not being very careful when they came into the road, they turned the wagon over, also Frank. Then running a short distance stopped, satisfied with their morning’s work. Frank’s hand was badly cut and the wagon broken some.
August 22	1894	Warner	Mr.	Mr. Warner is having a well drilled by his house. Mr. Bean of North Fork is doing the work.
September 5	1894	Allen	Chester	White’s Corners: Chester Allen and Nat Cornell have been visiting friends in Corning. Jack Mack accompanied them home.
September 5	1894	Cornell	Nat	White’s Corners: Chester Allen and Nat Cornell have been visiting friends in Corning. Jack Mack accompanied them home.
September 5	1894	Rohrabacher	A. L.	A. L. Rohrabacher has purchased a horse and buggy. He will foot it no more.
September 5	1894	Smith	Mrs. R.	Mrs. R. Smith was so unfortunate as to shut her hand in a sep ladder. She is troubled with it considerable.
September 26	1894	Dieland	Wilber	Two Couples for Harrison Valley married: Wilber Dieland and Miss Maggie Cole; Mr. George Church and Miss Cenie Hurlburt.
September 26	1894	Cole	Miss Maggie	Two Couples for Harrison Valley married: Wilber Dieland and Miss Maggie Cole; Mr. George Church and Miss Cenie Hurlburt.
September 26	1894	Church	George	Two Couples for Harrison Valley married: Wilber Dieland and Miss Maggie Cole; Mr. George Church and Miss Cenie Hurlburt.
September 26	1894	Hulburt	Cenie	Two Couples for Harrison Valley married: Wilber Dieland and Miss Maggie Cole; Mr. George Church and Miss Cenie Hurlburt.
September 26	1894	Hubbard	Mr. and Mrs.	Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard start today for Sheffield to visit Mrs. Hubbard’s grand-daughter. Mrs. Ernie Clark.
September 26	1894	Stevens	Clarence	Born to Clarence Stevens and wife, Sept. 20^th, a daughter.
September 26	1894	Wallace	Bessie	Bessie Wallace of Elmer received a pair of shoes from being the smallest rider in the bicycle race at Westfield fair.
September 26	1894	Hodge	Chas.	Chas. Hodge of Harrison Valley is working in the acid factory and will move his family to Elmer from Harrison Valley.
October 3	1894	Graham	Mr. Wesley	Mr. Wesley Graham has taken Hezekiah Schofield’s place on the State Road to work. Will take possession Oct. 15^th.
October 3	1894	Schofield	Hezekiah	Mr. Wesley Graham has taken Hezekiah Schofield’s place on the State Road to work. Will take possession Oct. 15^th.
October 10	1894	Galusha	Mr.	Mr. Galusha rented the farm house owned by Mr. S. J. Stetson, and while preparing to move therein the house burned to the ground. This makes three fires that have visited this place in a short time.
October 10	1894			A couple of our six footers met upon the highway, each with a rig, and came to blows with their mouths, neither caring to get out of his buggy, (so reports say) but took it out in howling and jawing at each other. Quarrel began over sharing partridges.
October 10	1894	Allen	William	Mr. William Allen, who has been visiting friends here for some time, will return to his home at Corry, Pa, Oct. 7^th. Mr. Allen being over 70 years of age we hardly believe he will live to come again, though he is well and hearty now.
October 10	1894	Erway	Lewis	Mr. Lewis Erway is away working on a postal line.
October 31	1894	Kibbe		An apple tree on Kibbe’s place in the southern part of Harrison has on it blossoms, green apples and ripe apples, so we are told.
November 7	1894	Martin	A.	White’s Corners: What are par excellence, neighborly jangles or trading horses? A dog has been traveling around not far from here and has bitten a large number of domestic animals, including dogs, hogs, sheep, etc. Nearly all have since shown various signs of hydrophobia and have had to be killed. Mr. A. Martin who had a dog and several hogs bitten, killed the mad dog.
November 14	1894	Brown	Rev.	Harrison Valley: A series of meetings are being held in the M. E. Church by Rev. Brown.
November 14	1894	Odell	Mr.	Two cases of assault and battery in this town in the last few weeks. A Mr. Odell and Burdette Boyce came to blows with barn shovel and a stone. Mr. Boyce pounded Odell with a barn shovel and Odell knocked Boyce down with a stone. They were neighbors and the fuss began over some chickens. They went to law to settle it. The other case was a man from Coudersport. He has crazy spells and he knocked down a young fellow by the name of Baker, particulars not known.
November 14	1894	Boyce	Burdette	Two cases of assault and battery in this town in the last few weeks. A Mr. Odell and Burdette Boyce came to blows with barn shovel and a stone. Mr. Boyce pounded Odell with a barn shovel and Odell knocked Boyce down with a stone. They were neighbors and the fuss began over some chickens. They went to law to settle it. The other case was a man from Coudersport. He has crazy spells and he knocked down a young fellow by the name of Baker, particulars not known.
November 14	1894	Potter	Edwin	Mr. Edwin Potter who lives near the tannery, while splitting wood cut his foot, severing all the toes. He will be laid up for some time.
November 14	1894			A Warren. Pa. boy was hurt in a railway accident about nine years ago and his right leg had to be amputated and he was supplied with a wooden leg. Last spring he hired out to a farm near Fentonville, to punch holes with his false leg. In his cabbage lot and he kept four men busy following him putting in cabbage plants. The labor was easy, saved time for the farmer and netted the young man $1.50 a day.
December 12	1894	White	William	Mr. William White, formerly of White’s Corners, but who has been living with his daughter at Mills was buried at White’s Corners last week