Personal mentions and local travel notes
Clarence Rogers went to Warren this morning on a business trip. Mrs. W. W. Morgaridge went to Pittsville to spend a few days with relatives. Mrs. Clyde D. Wilcox and daughter Zoe went to Erie this morning to spend the day. Mrs. M. B. Root went to James Town this morning to spend a few days with relatives. The Raymond Whist had ill meet tonight with Mrs. Cornelius Slenni Barker of Center Street. Mrs. O. Walken refined to Buffalo this morning after spending the summer with her son FR E Walker and family.
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Mtead
J. D. Murray
Clarence Rogers
Warren
W. W. Morgaridge
Pittsville
Clyde D. Wilcox
Zoe
Erie
M. BE. Root
Jamestown
Raymond Whist
Cornelius
Slenni Barker
Center St
Walken
Buffalo
E. Walker
Local Notes From Mayville and Nearby, Briefly Reported
In downtown Mayville Rupert of Mayville and Mrs Conway were seen on business. Mrs Myers and Mrs Myers Went to Help spent the day. J Hogue returned to New Castin after visiting friends. Melvin Parkhurst visited Ounesville for a few days. Wold of Erle was in the city on business. Hayes, a Keystone state committeeman, believes Tiru er W Shacklett has a good outlook for Congress from the district.
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Rupert of
Mayville
Charles Myers
Conway
J. Hogue
New Castin
Melvin Parkhurst
Ounesville
Wold, Aayes
Erle
Hes City
Ol City
Hayes
H Keystone Tate
Tiruer W. Shacklett
Congress
Local residents undertake business and family travel today
Several residents including Mrs A Turner, C A Cooley, and Elmer Wilson left for Sherman and Union City on business. George HeyWare went to Union City. Mrs G Pierce returned to Sugar Grove after a short visit with her daughter. Mrs Grant Shook, Mrs Hare Cristal and children left for Hutto due to their father’s illness.
Police raid gypsy camp in Hilselty after shop theft claim
A large gypsy group disrupted Hilselty on Tuesday attracting attention with barefooted youths. Reports to L D West claim items were taken from his premium ware. Police searched with a warrant at dawn to a gypsy camp near Lovells but found no stolen goods.
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Hilselty
Thesday
L. D. West
First Avenue
Stevens
Brown
Lovells
Board of Health Praised for Typhoid Response Warnings
The Union City Times reports state officials complimenting the local Board of Health for their handling of the typhoid fever scare. They urge residents to obey department orders and note that public pressure overreaction should be dispelled due to adequate vigilance.
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Union City Times
Board of Health
Fels-Naptha Soap Promoted In Winter Washes
An advertisement argues Fels-Naptha outperforms naphtha soaps for laundry in winter. It claims no boiling is needed, reducing odor and wallpaper damage, and emphasizes following the product directions on the wrapper. The piece contrasts imitation soaps with the patented formula.
Large Cotton Blankets Worth Eighty Five Saetes
A vendor offers a batch of good quality cotton blankets in tan and grey valued at 85e per saete. The total stock comprises 690 units described as large and warm.
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Victoria Minstrel
the Ladies Furnishing Co
Prederick
Lovells Station
Amuseu Theater
Bronco Billy
Sheriee
Anderson
CC Martial
Simla
TN India
Lyons
Aber
C. W. Lyons
N. Center St
Anty
Dkuvus
Tov Wall
London Tatler
Brodsky
Main St
Hallowe’en
Amusel
Cohen
Bulla Frigerator
Noor
de A. Cor Angeles
Lor As
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