DATE	YEAR	LAST NAME	FIRST NAME	CONTENTS
May 3	1899	Gustin	Dr.	Dr. Gustin went to Roulette last week to ship his goods to Williamsport where he will make his future home.
June	1899	June (Term)		Traverse Juror: William Rutherford Grand Jurors: Charles McLean, William Snyder
April 24	1899	Evans	Arthur	Mills: Arthur Evans of Bingham has started a barber shop in the place vacated by Verne Mayo. He moved his family into the Harrison house.
April 24	1899	Mayo	Verne	Mills: Arthur Evans of Bingham has started a barber shop in the place vacated by Verne Mayo. He moved his family into the Harrison house.
April 24	1899	Burtis	Mrs. Dell	Mrs. Dell Burtis visited her daughter, Mrs. Minnie Burtis last week.
April 24	1899	Scoville	Mrs. Gilbert	Mrs. Gilbert Scoville died Sunday
April 24	1899			It is reported that landlord Thompson serves excellent meals.
April 24	1899	Harrison	Victor	Victor Harrison is rushed with his work of paper hanging and painting.
April 24	1899	Roll	Bert	Liberty Society met at the home of Bert Roll on Friday evening.
April 24	1899	Albro	Mr. S. H.	It is reported that Mr. S. H. Albro has resigned his position of the principal ship of Mansfield State Normal School and Mr. Andrew Thomas Smith of West Chester will take his place.
April 24	1899	Smith	Andrew Thomas	It is reported that Mr. S. H. Albro has resigned his position of the principal ship of Mansfield State Normal School and Mr. Andrew Thomas Smith of West Chester will take his place.
May 3	1899	VanDeBoe	Mr. and Mrs. C. D.	Mr. and Mrs. C. D. VanDeBoe visited their son at Roulette last week.
May 17	1899	Store of Stone Brothers & John Schweitzer		Work has begun on the foundation for the double brick store of Stone Brothers and John Schweitzer of Harrison Valley.
May 24	1899	Smith	John L.	White’s Corners: John L. Smith an elderly and much respected citizen is very ill of liver complaints. Dr. Webster is attending him.
May 24	1899	Webster	Dr.	White’s Corners: John L. Smith an elderly and much respected citizen is very ill of liver complaints. Dr. Webster is attending him
May 24	1899	Cutler	Mr. and Mrs. Harvey	Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cutler, formerly of this place, but now of H.V. are both very ill.
May 24	1899	Chaplin	?. O.	?. O. Chaplin is building a new porch on his residence.
May 24	1899	English	Andrew	Andrew English is superintendent of the newly organized Sunday School at Coston school house.
May 30	1899	Webster	Mr. and Mrs. Isaac	Mr. & Mrs. Isaac Webster spent Sunday with their son Jessie at Greenwood, N.Y.
May 30	1899	Brinnen	Miss Jennie	Miss Jennie Brinnen gave a birthday party on her seventh birthday last Saturday, May 27^th.
May 30	1899			The band is practicing every evening for the Memorial Day exercises.
May 30	1899	Ensworth	Mr. Arthur	Mr. Arthur Ensworth of H.V. will deliver the address (For Memorial Day exercises)
May 30	1899	VanSickle	Lyman	Lyman VanSickle has just ordered a new invoice of dry goods and will soon have his store stock complete.
May 30	1899	Ellison	Mrs. Stella	Mrs. Stella Ellison returned home Monday after some time spent in Elkland, Osceola and other places.
May 31	1899	Kettle	Frank	Marriage license has been granted to Frank Kettle of Harrison Valley and Addie Stone of Teed Hollow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hamp Stone, by Prothonotary Sanford Lewis.
May 31	1899	Stone	Addie	Marriage license has been granted to Frank Kettle of Harrison Valley and Addie Stone of Teed Hollow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hamp Stone, by Prothonotary Sanford Lewis.
June 6	1899	Chestnut	John	Mills: Mr. John Chestnut aged 66 died of heart disease Friday night, June 2^nd. Funeral at church Sunday. Rev. Holland officiated.
June 6	1899	Lindsey	Isaac	The little son of Isaac Lindsay fell from the porch and broke his arm Saturday. Dr. Webster reduced the fracture.
June 6	1899	Ross	Raymond	Raymond Ross, who has been away teaching, arrived home last week.
June 6	1899	Ensworth	Arthur	Arthur Ensworth of H.V. gave a fine oration on Memorial Day.
June 7	1899	Skinner	Alonzo	Alonzo Skinner f Hector died very suddenly the first of last week and was buried on Wednesday.
June 21	1899	Rolland	Clyde	Clyde Rolland of Mills who has been attending Dickenson Seminary at Williamsport returned home Thursday. A large number of his friends gave him a surprise party on the evening of his arrival.
June 21	1899			Nearly all the ladies and gentlemen of Mills ride bicycles.
July 19	1899	Paddock	Mr. John	Mr. John Paddock of North Fork died. Funeral in M. E. Church, May 8^th. Rev. Charles S. Jenkins officiating. Mr. Paddock came to North Fork nineteen years ago from Hammondsport. Was a veteran of the Civil War. Was 55 yrs. Leaves wife and two sons. Burial at Brookfield.
July 26	1899	Swetland	Lois	Harrison Valley: The funeral of little Lois Swetland was held at the residence of A.A. Swetland last Tuesday. Her father was called here from Heightstown, J.J.
July 26	1899			The Free Methodists are fitting up the hall of George White over the blacksmith shop as a place of religious worship.
July 26	1899	Wombaugh	Mrs.	Mrs. Wombaugh of Addison is visiting Mrs. W. J. Erway and family for two weeks.
July 26	1899	Allen	H. T.	H. T. Allen has placed a new $60 Simpson computing scale in his store. It is a beauty.
July 26	1899	Tripp	Geo.	Geo. Tripp and wife of Westfield visited his parents over Sunday.
July 26	1899	Hastings	Mrs.	Mrs. Hastings is better so that she was able to go to Little Marsh where her husband is helping his father in Baying.
July 26	1899	Tanner	Miss Cora	Miss Cora Tanner has improved the looks of her parlor by a handsome new carpet.
July 26	1899	Allen	A. J.	As A. J. Allen was pulling some old nails from the foot of his horse, she suddenly kicked, hitting him on the arm and hurting it quite bad although no bones were broken.
July 26	1899	Rohrabacher	Mrs. A	As Mrs. Rohrabacher was hunting hen eggs, she stepped on a loose board which precipitated her into a barrel.
July 26	1899	Cole	Rev.	We feel sad as the time draws near when Rev. Cole will bid his people good bye, little knowing if he will preach to them again. He is well liked at this point and will gladly be welcome back if he will be sent.