Local Social Roundup Sees Several Residents Traveling
Mrs John Higgins reports sorrow at home while H Henderson leaves for Tinavilla to spend the day. Leslie Raymond of Columbno seeks business interests in the city. Mrs Robert Barlow returns from Pittsburgh with relatives. Mrs Charles Hotehkisa of Union City visits for the day with Mrs John Ruppersverger. Dell Carl spends a day in the city. Frank Kinley travels to Brie to visit friends. A C Campbell of Jamestown guests in the city briefly. J J Desmond leaves for Buffalo on business. C E Heath visits Thion City for a short time yesterday. M M Porter of Spring Creek tours the city on business then returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John, Higgins
If &T
H. Henderson
Tinavilla
Leslie Raymond
Columbno
Robert Barlow
Pittsburgh
Charles Hotehkisa
Union City
John Ruppersverger
Syemiin
G. Dell Carl
Myer
Frank Kinley Tert
Brie
A. C. Campbell
Jamestown Bs
J. J. Desmond
Buffalo
C. E. Heath
Thion City
M. M. Porter
Spring Creek
Local residents and visitors noted in city briefs
W Weil of Buttilo and J Gould of Symouse were seen about town. J W Falconer of Oil City visited briefly. Mrs Sperry and daughter Helen left for Milo for a few days. G Ws Wadeon Jett headed to Buffalo for the automobile show. Edward Kinley is seriously ill at home on Hast Church. T Giblin traveled to Erie for Bell Telephone business. Rose Patterson of Westfield visited friends. J Hester of Meadville spent a short time in the city. Glent R Davis of Webb City arrived for a few days with relatives. Mrs Walter Tryon and Beatrice Ruppersberger enjoyed an Sunday visit. E M Bonnell, ill since a grip, remains confined at Park Place home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Weil
Buttilo di Aponditie
Aponines
Hylo van
J. Gould
Symouse
Ery
J. W. Falconer
Oil City
Eity
G. Ws Wadeon Jett
Buffalo
Edward Kinley
J. Hester
Meadville
Glent R. Davia
Webb City
Drientls
Walter Tryon
Beatrice
Titusville
John Ruppersberger
E. M. Bonnell
Park Place
Light Hearted Women and Health Charm
A cheerful woman remains the joy of a man’s life as beauty fades and health endures. The text promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for backache headaches and nervous strain, claiming it has made thousands of homes happier over 40 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia B. Pinkam
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Mrs Gordon Twice
A 1909 endorsement from Mrs. Gordon cites relief from kidney complaints headaches and dizziness after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Ames & Go drug store. She confirms previous praise from 1815 and 1909, urging others to seek the same remedy priced 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aland
Gordon
South Front
Ory
Ames & Go.'s
Dean
Givan
Down
Doan
Gonton
Foster-Milburn Co
Prope
Buffalo
N. Y
Local news brief from Meadville and OK City notes
Eadward Hopkins went to OK City this morning where he has accepted a position on the Pennsylvania Rail road. Mr Wightman, father of Mrs N R Dickson, is in a very serious condition and Miss recovery is in doubt at his home near Meadville. Arche Allen of Hudson Street Tell on First Avenue last evening and dislocated her right arm at the elbow, fracturing the bone. Dr Chris Ue Was summoned and reduced the fracture. Mrs Allen is as comfortable as could be expected under the circumstances, but the injury is a serious one and she will be confined for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eadward Hopkins
OK City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mr. Wightman
N. R. Dickson
Meadville
Arche Allen
Hucid Street
Chris Ue
Mr Marsh Explains Noon Car Delay
Mr Marsh explains the noon car delay on the Corry and Columbia Street trolley line. He takes responsibility, apologizes to affected patrons, cites physical and mental strain, and notes the need for extreme care by all employees to prevent serious damage and long service interruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Marsh
Corry
Columbia Street
Yeylardly
Donamo
Jealousy at The Fox Tonight Extra Feature
A lively local theatrical card notes Valexka Luratt star in the leading role in Jealousy at the Fox. The program promises a fine production with a special extra feature tomorrow night titled In five mots, presented as a five word sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Valexka Luratt
Andy
For Sale and Lost Ads From Local Journal
Advertising notes show a for sale item described as a Fard touring oiler in good running order with electr road and full light. A. O. Sandborr posted. Lost items include a comb with nets and a pay envelope marked B. Barton. Rewards offered via Journal office or FAS Church. A room to rent at Traction Building and a hotel job posting at St James Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hracken Broa
Attlee
B. Barton
Journal
FAS
Noor Traction
C. 1
Northrop
Advinanbe
St. James
Bais
How to Be Rid of Chronic Dandruff
A vintage ad explains that dandruff cure lies in removing the dandruff germ by applying Parisian Sage directly to the scalp until absorbed. Claims rapid, lasting relief with daily use, promising healthier hair and confidence. Advertising notes Parisian Sage available from NF Ames Co and agents nationwide at low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NF. Ames Ont Co
Inside Baths for Health and Internal Sanitation
A sensational health note urges daily internal cleansing with hot water and limestone phosphate to flush bowels and remove toxins. It claims indigestible matter feeds bacteria, poisoning blood, and proposes a morning drink to purify the alimentary canal at minimal cost, promoting widespread internal hygiene.
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Edison
Victor
Columbia
Patha
C. H. Henderson Piano Co
N. Center St
Clary & Stone
J. A. Conn
W, BD. Mansi
Aroney
The
Citizens National Bank
U.S
G. H. Barlow
W. Postlethwait
H.W. Parker
Cashie
Balkans
Proneh
He Balkans
Downey
Ream & York
First Ave
Ort
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