Personal mentions fill North East rows with movers and visits
Mrs H B Walsh of York sits in the city. Mrs M Wieser returns from Buffalo. Principal B G Brown of Lottsville schools was in town. Wilbur B Wilson and family moved to Miss Lena Thurston's Lemon street house. Silas Gardner of Cherry Creek, ex Phoenix clerk, visits. Miss Fannie Amidon of Valley City leaves mother on N Center street for the west. B L Stringer of Erie Business College demos the Stenotype at St James hotel. Miss Amy Slade to visit Corry friends over Sunday. Mrs J Kittenerger of Corry and Mrs Jennie Renskers of Clymer visit Mrs Maggie Like. Mr and Mrs Robert Crankshaw and Mrs I D Sleeper come to Chautauqua to open the Sleeper cottage. Crankshaw goes to fire on Monday. Sleeper wintered in Syracuse. Crankshaw in Baltimore. Rudolph Backofner returns to New Castle with Mrs Ernest Backofner for summer there. Mrs Susie A Gordon leaves for Philadelphia to make her home, may be addressed care of Girard Trust Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Brown
The
Lottsville Schools
Wilbur B. Wilson
Lena Thurston
Lemon Street
Silas Gardner
Cherry Creek, Y
the Phoenix
Fannie Amidon
Valley City
N. Dakota
Charlotte Amidon
N. Center Street
Amy Slade
Corry
J. Kittenerger
Mis
Jennie Renskers
Clymer
Maggie
North East Advertiser
Rudolph Backofner
New Castle
Ernest Backofner
Susie A. Gordon
Philadelphia
Girard Trust Co
Meadvill e City Evening Visitors and Movements
Meadvill e and surrounding area residents are noted in a stream of brief notices. Among them are Dr. Olds visiting Erle, Hiram Andrews and Paul McMahon traveling for visits, and Miss Amy Slade with Floy Dunham in town. Several locals attend funerals, celebrate birthdays, or relocate homes, including J D Priest’s resignation, J A Sullivan purchasing a Fifth Avenue home, and transfers of property on Essex Street. Many residents plan trips to Cleveland, New York, Buffalo, Titusville, Jamestown, and Meadville for visits, vacations, or social events. Continuous mentions include Mrs. Starr, L J Treat, Mrs. Griffin, and Robert Brown returning from Daytona, with moving plans delayed by Mrs. Sackett’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erle
Dr. Olds
Plumb
Hiram Andrews
Garland
Marshall Packard
Spring Creek
Paul McMahon
Pittsburg
Frank Weeks
Kincaid
Erie
Amy Slade
Floy Dunham
North Enst
Harry Whitlesey
William Goernd
Wesley
Warren
Laura Géler
Maple Ave
Susie A. Gordon
Los Angeles
Elty
Mon. Baker
Mra. C. Phelps
Bradford
Mra
Hora Steen
Mra. Ad. Haxelling
Mr. Davis
Ben Starr
Inion City
Louis Groos
Griffin
Renientare
Engl- Hout Dickson Hay
Kate Farrell
Fifth Avenue
J. A. Sullivan
Sullivan
Aga Instant
Martin Brew
P. Hi, R
Qyris Parken
Dall McCray
Essex Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
PALM
Guy L. Guignon
Rhbubard
Ars
W. W. Hoard
Jamestoys
Vishing
H. B. Walsh
York
M. Wieser
Buffalo
B. L. Stringer
Erie Business College
St. James Hotel
Robert Crankshaw
I. D. Sleeper
Chautauqua
Sleeper
Mr. Crankshaw
Madras
Cohen
Nottingham
J.D. Priest
Erie Railroad Police
Meadville
James Kassett
Son Jouve
Cleveland
Chotee Western
Oneida
Washington
Wextern
Margaret Pitts
J. Hy Martin
New York City
Carr
Spartamnburg
Leon Watson
Messrs. Page, Davids and King
Titusville
Bircholdt
George Davenport
Annie Laurie
May Graela Dickson
Wittsburg
Margaret West
Jumentown
Rachael Whittlesey
Hultalo
Margaret McAnerny
Ahly
Mig Dens Crowbht
Uronnon
Pike
Hartnell
Crapser
Habblit
Miss Davidson
Guy
Mahoney
Mr Law
Union City
Robert Brown
Daytona
Mr. Brown
Chattanooga
Cincinnati
Mins Arvilla Sackett
Fairvlew Street
Bond Street
Mra. Suckatt
Loyal Knights of America
Davis & Worley
Supreme National Organizers
N. Center St
Fair Ground
Franklin H.S. .S
Corry H. S
P.N
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