Personal notices of local residents traveling and visiting
Walter L Peake went to Bele today on business. George Kinley went to Younes ville this morning on business. J J Scully went to Youngsville find Warren on business. Rev Sharpley went to Youngsville this morning to spend the day. Miss Anns Walsh of Dunkirk II, the guest of her sister Mrs Py Far relly Miss L Kirch has gone to Summit to nurse her mother. Lillian Murray and Mario Keppel went to Sherman's Bay today to spend a short time. Mrs A W Covall and brother Albert Curlburg went to Biltmore NC today to spend a short time. Cyria Mel and daughters of fife visiting Burlingame home on tran in street. George Miller and Hammond Ind arrived today to spend a few weeks with relatives. Bassin, Mary Ob and Hertindine Hoseh of Tituaville guests of Z Walters on West Washington. Clara and Carrie Merklinger returned from two weeks in Hammond Indiana with Miller. Neylon sails from Boston on Cunard Line for England today in Howard Tanning Co interests. Douglas This will supervise Boston office while Neylon abroad. Jack Wall spending days in Warren with friends. Herbert Donoghue of Rochester visiting relatives. Dr Greenfield went to Union City today. Frank Pasquallechio of Brio on business yesterday. Northrop returning from Warren. Mrs Dawson Olmstead and daughter spending day in Warren with relatives. Walter Kinley and Reno Smith went to Sherman to spend weeks. Harry Naylor returned to West Newton after visit. Mme Jensen and party camping at Lake Columbus return home today. Mr Mrs Peter Bellam of Conerville and Mr Mrs M D Hoyle Mondville visiting. Roslé returned home day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter L. Peake
Bele
George Kinley
Younesville
J.J. Scully
Youngsville
Warren
Rev. Sharpley
Anns Walsh
Dunkirk II
Py Farrelly
L., Kirch
Lillian Murray
Mario Keppel
Sherman's Bay
A. W. Covall
Albert Curlburg
Biltmore
N. C
Cyria Mel
Daushtors
Fife
Burlingame
Tran
George Miller
Hammond
Ind
Jack Wall
Herbert Donoghue
Rochester
Greenfield
Union City
Pasquallechio
Brio
P. Northrop
Dawson Olmstead
Walter Kinley
Reno Smith
Sherman
Harry Naylor
West Newton
Mme
Theodore Jensen
Lake Columbus
Peter Bellam
Conerville
Wid
M. D. Hoyle
Mondville
D, S, Roslé
AmuseU Theater Amusements Tour and City Visitors
AmuseU Theater showcases patriotic and dramatic pieces with patrons and visitors from Chautauqua and Spartansburg spending the day in the city. Local officials and society members, including Mrs. Merriam and Mrs. Wescott, travel for business and social engagements. Various residents, inspectors, and students visit Union City, Buffalo, and Chautauqua camps, while parties are hosted at North Center Street and Tuncheon End Bridge.
Atta. Notable Local Visits and Travel Notes Across Town
A jumble of short notes records movements and visits of residents familiar to the region. Joseph Horner of Pittafeld was seen in the city. James Hollis in Mutkalo. Miss Isabelle Clingerimmith visiting relatives at Unionity. Paul Spielman traveled to Erle for a possible farm matter. Miss Lottin of Petroleum Center visiting her aunt Mrs Tranie Rudwell. Miss Morenne Hoster left for Lonasoning in May to visit later Mrs Archie Hall. Mrs Jul Naylor of Maple Avenue returned from an extended visit to Pittsburg Sharoo and Baltimore. James Higgins of Spartansburg spent yesterday with Corry friends. Milton Minore returns home from an absence for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Thane Cottrell of Union City, Bydiay Smith of Cleveland and Atlas Mabel Teanesey spending the day at Lake Peasant. Harry and Lee Hickok of Pitts and Master Edmund and Miss Margery Mechiing of Butler are visiting Mrs Hello Hickok of Spelug Street. Misses Bows and Agnew Wilson arrived home to spend time with their parents on Second Ave. They have been recru...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ata
Horker
Joseph Horner
Pittafeld
James Hollis
Mutkalo Yenterday
Mias
Isabelle Clingerimmith
Unionity
Paul Spielman
Erle Odny
Kahortine
Mins Lottin Almarn
Petroleum Center
Tranie Rudwell
Seconayonny
Mlorenne Hoster
Lonasoning
Archie Hall
Jul Naylor
Maple Avene
Ing
Pittsburg
Sharoo
Baltimore
James Higgins
Spartansburg
Corry
Hlugeton
Gateversity
Michigan
Milton Minore
Peank
Rusdell
Mia
Thane Cottrell
Union City
Bydiay Smith
Claverland
Atlas
Mabel Teanesey
Lake Peasant
Harry
Lee Hickok
Pittsing
Hdmund
Farm purchase driven by sentiment in Warren settlement
George Priestley bought a small South Weast farm at an orphan's court sale for sentimental reasons after learning his wife had lied about the farm's history. The property includes an old mill watched by the couple, and though small and idle for years, they plan to preserve the mill and keep the site as a memory of their meeting time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
George
All men Oxfords in Black and Tan sale notice
Oxfords in black and tan priced at 3.50 to close out at 2.50. Elk skin men’s shoes offered at 2.50, closing price 1.89. Limited quantities and sizes available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gray
Oub AG
Five Men Hurt As Handcar Falls Into Embankment Near Bradford
Five MW Ro and PB railroad workers were injured when a motor handcar jumped the track and plunged down an embankment east of Bradford on a rainy Sunday afternoon. Oliver Wiley, a bridge carpenter from Springville, suffered serious bilateral leg fractures and multiple injuries. others were treated at home or the Bradford Hospital, with the company doctor summoned at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Mw, Ro & PB
Jess
Olin
Springville
N.Y
Buffalo
Straight
Surenn
Hos Piu
Wiley
Nutkeon
Urone
Springvills
Daylight Robbery Attempt Reported in Public View
Gustav Werner of Fifth and State Street faced three men who tried to rob him at noon near St Mary’s Catholic Church on Want Ninth Street. A woman struck one assailant, but the trio fled with no property taken. Police later stopped Earl McQuillum Edward Garbutt and Reginald Noonan, charging them with an assault with intent to commit grand larceny. They were held on $800 bond to await Alderman Hager’s hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brie
Gustav B. Werner
Fifth
Atreata
St, Mary's Catholic Church
Want Ninth Street
Earl McQullum
Edward Garbutt
Reginald Noonan
Ronan
Molte
Wernen
PARISIAN Sage Hair Treatment Claims Bold Results
An advertisement extols PARISIAN Sage that supposedly halt hair loss and restore shine, claim benefits for scalp itch and hair strength, with N. F. Ames & Co and suppliers nationwide promoting a bottle at a discount. It also touts Busy Task Soap as a superior cleaner that saves time, energy, and resources versus cheaper soap brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F, Ames & Co
Smokow
Liege
Shadows of the Past at Lyric Theater
A fragmented theater page notes a Shadow of the Past production at Lyric Theater with references to dramatic scenes and a lively cast. Mentions a character named Shorty and a plot involving sports or competition elements amid a bustling backstage atmosphere. The item reads like a column fragment from a local paper.
Kodak Supplies to Meet Growing Photo Demand
Kodak announces supplies to meet rising demand for high grade photography materials. The list covers non curling films developing powders printing framers cartridges and related accessories for photographers and studios.
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Walker
Library Theater
Jackson and Floreng
A. E. Pettit, Florist
E. Mata St. Union
Amuseu Theater
George A. Rosa
Chautauqua
I. Kelly
McGray
Spartinafilm
J. Merriam
Lyle Porter
Milas Georgia Bancroft
Centerville
Elmer Weldner
Grande Rhodes
Hile
Willian H. Bennett
Spartansture
Bertha Wescott
Pindley
C. B. Dugan
E.R
Jorngon
Ludwig Mayer
Albert Dolfing
Erle
Marie Keppell
Bhermians
N. I. T. Olu
Haxel Wilkow
Annie Laurie
Tuncheon End Bridge
Wilson
North Center Street
Cohen
Store Cohen
EI Cohen
When's. Ens OF
Oxfords
Cohe
Cohen's Department
Cohen's
Saore Comen
Children’s Oxfords and Pumps
W. H. Duffy & CO
S. Center ST
J. R. Graves
Bradford Hospital
Erie
Lyric Theater
Shorty
Mexico
Kodak Supplies
Flmié
R. G. Lindsley & Son
First Ave
Uden
Cary
Jos Ane
Gli
Dri
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