Personal mentions of visitors and locals around town today
A long list of residents and visitors passing through or visiting relatives today. Helen Desmona, Mrs Marke Gray, Claude Perry, Mr and Mrs Walter Lewis, Francis Cowden, L H Pasauallechlo, W H Cumberland, A Miller, William Clark, Leona Zimmerman, Ora Hasbrouck, John Keefer, I F Minehan, Gertrude Cavanaugh, W A Ottoway, Lon Jourdet, Miss Emeline Bull, Miss Alice Smith, Mr and Mrs G W Knowlton, Mrs C L McLaughlin, Mrs C I Heath, Mrs J Shields, Mrs George Bosworth, Rev J W Wilson, Aldrich, P M Rice, Miss F B Smith, Frank Reed, Florence Allenson, Wil Clark, Roy Livingston, Harry Lord, K Rose, Mrs Mabel Hodgson, Miss Annabel Hodgson, Sam Dixon, Miss Mary Snyder, Ti Pettit, J B Woodward, Roberta Smith, Hugh Coy, Mrs Thomas Ragon, Mrs Schoenwald, Mr and Mrs Harry D Alexander, Mrs A Sutton, Leroy Peterson, Kune Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Desmona
Buffalo
Marke Gray
Spartansburg
Claude Perry
Mendville
Walter Lewis
Erie
Francis Cowden
Warren
L. H. Pasauallechlo
Erleebis
W. H. Cumberland
Jamestown
A. Miler
Ripley
N Yas
William Clark
Bradford
Leona Zimmerman
Salamianen
Mise Ora Hasbrouck
Dinboro
John Keefer
Minehan
Chiago
Gertrude Cavanaugh
Ronseville
W. A. Ottoway
Aisit
Lon Jourdet
Mead Ville
Emeline Bull
Fredonia
N.Y
H. A. Prank
Mott
Aliee Smith
G. W. Knowlton
Heath
of City
McLaughlin
Ashtabula
Ol City
W. C. Shields
John Shields
Philadelphia
George Bosworth
J. W. Wilson
du Bois
Prank Love
Aldrich
Cleveland
Aisitor
P.M. Rice
F. B. Smith
Frank Reed
Jarvis Center
N. Y
P. Hand
Airst
Plorence Allenson
Pitts Dives
Wil Clark
Roy Livingston
Harry Lord
Mein
K. Rose
Spartansbure
M S. Mabel Hodgson
Portsmouth
Vishing
Annabel Hodgson
Sam Dixon
Jamestown Wny
Mary Snyder
Silver Grace N.Y
Thomas Ragon
Chireh Street
Schoenwald
Second Ave
Alden
Harry D
Alexander
Hierlebure
Columbus, C
Alexander Iy
J A
Mead and Ie
Congress Street
A, Sutton and Son
Corry
Leroy Peterson
Cony
Local visitors and departures fill regional social calendar
W H Hill of New York visits today while Mrs Hazel travels to Olean to visit relatives. Miss Ellis from Detroit stays with relatives for a few days. Miss Ethel Kelleg of Warren and Miss Katherine Fines retire from duties. Miss Alice Dool of Pittsdone leaves for home. Miss Hazel Wilson returns from Buffalo area travels. Joe Burkhardt of West Proderion Street departs for Virginia to conduct repairs for about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hill
New York
Katherine Fines
Keine
Buffalo
Hazel Wilson Railhraid
Paul
Stillwater
Atinn
Joe Burkhardt
Weat Proderion Street
Virginia
Clainy Mt Co
Brooks Plant to be Closed Indefinitely at Dunkirk
Dunkirk September 11 Manager Swover of the Brooks Plant of the American Locomotive Co announces the local works will close for an indefinite period after current engine orders are finished. The plant employing about 4200 men has operated with a reduced staff. a proposed 150 engine order from New York Central was declined due to boiler makers’ strike risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Swover
Brooks
American Locomotive Company
Sweyer
Blue New York Central Iiués
Ratusine
New York Central Lines
Painless Corn and Wart Extractor Ad
Advertises Putnam’s Painless Corn and Wart Extractor as a safe relief for corns callouses and warts with no burning. Claims it removes Corns quickly and lists price 250 with sold-by druggists and Thos Downey Co ty Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putham
Putnam's
Thos, Downey, Corty
Sunday Wedding at Brigham Home in Corry
Reverend W H McBride of United Presbyterian officiated the ceremony uniting Eugene Brigham and Mise Ettle VanDresser of Corry Sunday afternoon at five. Thirty attendants attended and a wedding dinner was served by Mrs Charles Brigham. The couple planned to depart for Corry Tuesday where the groom works as post office money order clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Brigham
Hoffman Ave
W. H. McBride
United Presbyterian Church
Eugene Brigham
Mise Ettle VanDresser
Corry
Charles Brigham
Owl City
Special Notice Knowlton Row For Fair Delivery
Readable fragment notes Knowlton row event all day but no delivery in the afternoon during the fair period. No further details are available from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton Row
Remodeling Show Promotes Fall Merchandize At New Display
In rough copy, the Remodeling advances to uncover new fall merchandize including neckwear healery corsets soaks salt and furs. Mentions GN Roberts Ts and a Pullian car Almeida rear car on B line wrecked a week ago. Age at Tack Junction rode train 42 into the city today. Describes disaster and loss of life plainly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euable UN
Twain
Tack Junction
Euler
Street Car Schedule to Columbus and City Grounds
A garbled notice outlines street car service to Columbus this week with trips to the City Grounds every ten nine ties and a late car from the Fale Bround every night. The fragmentary text also hints at a Journal of news on available work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Fale
Madame Myers Bearded Lady Read Your Planets
A fragment recounts Madame Myers and a bearded lady related to planetary readings and fortunes. It mentions a location at 104 W Main St and hints at seeking advice and new acquaintances amid a vague domestic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main St
Iwi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tonigri
Chineke
Newell and Gibson
Eddie RE
R. S. Johnson
Ompany
Amusel Theater
Working Girls
Aroh-Bishop
Piensdorgast Kasten
Europe
Nick Winter
Trivk
Avrose
Moutains
D. Padoll
Ajax
Osanter Street
Library Theater
New
Selcony
Fournal wWant-sds
Madame Myers
Bearded
W.H. Duffy &Co
W. Main St
Cheney
Uuwuseee
W. A. Steen
Clothier and Gents
Usher Brick Block
Tod Bou Gun ¢ Hom
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