Fall fair bids fair to be best in years
Miss Carrie Rockwood returns from Chautauqua and Dr Palmer family comes back from the eastern trip. The Fenner Grays plan to beat Sinclairvilles next Saturday at the fair. Joe Lee has left for New York to seek less competition. Mock town notes call for better washing on the opposite side of the way and Rumple's bakery urges a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Rockwood
Chautauqua
Dr. Palmer
Jay
Rumple
Fenner Grays
Sinclairvilles
Joe Lee
New York
Melican Mance
Forestville notes and social items from the Rendter
Invitations went to forty stalwarts for a barn raising on the rear grounds of Henry Corey’s store. Marriages: Fred B. Waters to Clelia G. Patterson on July 28 and Seely York to Miss Mary Lerow on Aug 15. Ed R. Barbee left Erie Road for Rochester and Pittsburgh. Various local visits, a bicycle trip by C W Chamberlain, school plans for Miss Jennie Pierce, and shopping crowds fill the streets. Local trades advertise harnesses and sundries. Free academy praised. streets, sidewalks, and dwellings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestville
Henry Corey
Fred B. Waters
Clelia G. Patterson
Colorado
Ed. R. Barbee
Erie Road
Rochester
Pittsburgh
New Place
A. G. Thompson
Seely York
Mary Lerow
Waterstreet
Maxam Saunders
Washington
George Straight
Esq
Cattaraugus
Ellie
North East
Livermore
C. W. Chamberlain
Ashtabula
Ohio
JH. Berry
Chautauqua
Jennie Pierce
Fairview
H. H. Farnham
Cassadaga Briefs Chronicle Local Notes and Death
J. W. Pond of Dunkirk visited Cassadaga Tuesday of last week. Marion Dalrymple has a new wall underway. C. V. Beebe repaired his residence. Peter Van Buren near here died Friday morning Aug 17, age about 48, leaving a wife. buried by A Q O U. A Great State rights medium exhibited at Mericle Station Aug 18. Doctors with lady patients urged closed windows in Phillips House after a scanty dress exhibition Aug 11. Ed Phillips left for Utica for an express office job. well wishes. C V Beebe Co gave free tickets to workers and families for cantata Under the Palms at home Baptist church Aug 17. G. Tremaine of Fredonia visited Thursday. Daraon's Band played Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mericle Station
Phillips House
Ed Phillips
William Phillips
Utica
Ed Ant
C. V. Beebe & Co
G.re Tremaine
Fredonia
Thuredey
Daraon
Ore
Camp Cassadaga Chips Aug 19 1883
Friday evening an entertainment for children directed by Miss Meyers drew interest and amusement with a varied program. Public seances by Bert Woodruff and a cottage dedication by Geo Taylor featured, while James H. Bartley joined the visitors from Jeanette expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Meyers
Paca
Damon
Carrie Smith
Mattle
Lulu Bennett
McGibeny Family to Entertain at Cherry Creek
Cherry Creek hosts the McGibeny family of Fort land Oregon in a popular program of cornet solos duets band and orchestral selections vocal solos glees and sketches. Proceeds to benefit church. large attendance expected and press acclaim noted. Also local notes report Gardner planning a weekly Monitor and Bartholomew’s calf purchase in Villenova while a storm damages a barn and H Martin’s shop shifts to a mercantile store. Capt John W. Smith shoots six of ten at Pine Valley with a strong 40 rod display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Creek
Froia
McGibeny
Fortland
Oregon
Tna Staudh
Gardner
Monitor
D. B. Bartholomew of
Villenova
Carroll
St Richardson
Milo Bout
H. Martin
Main Street
Martin
John W. Smith
Pine Valley
F. Oo
Sinclairville Special Reporter Notes Local Happenings
From Our Special Reporter in Sinclairville highlights include butter at 2 cents and cheese 84 cents at the Board of Trade Friday August 17. R E Sheldon's new store rising, Monroe Young improving his East Avenue residence, and the Sinclairville Base Ball club losing 18 to 23 to Frewsburg at the Fair Ground. Union School opens August 31 for fall term. Also mentions runaways, a dog killing goats, McGibeny Family concert September 8 for the cornet band, and local merchants reporting improved business amid efforts to curb deadbeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
R. E. Sheldon
Monroe Young
East Avenue
Sinclairville Base Bell Club
Frewsburg
Sinclairville
Union School
Cus Westley
Itank Wait
Harry Patterson
Manons
Pat
McGibeny
Union Hall
Sinclairville Cornet
Local notes on residents and camp meeting crowds
The item mentions E. B. Crissey returning to his home on Kt R Avenue and Sinclairville relying on him. It notes MM. Wagoner of Mathewson Kansas visiting friends and leaving for home Thursday. The Free Methodist Camp meeting in Damon’s grave in Getry draws crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Crissey
Kt. R. Avenue
Sinclairville
E. B
MM. OM. Wagoner
Mathewson
Kansas
Free Methodist
Damon
Getry
Smithsville Special Reporter Notes Local Picnic and Hay Harvest
A Smithsville item recounts a lively Main Street horse scene with H L Tower taking refuge in a tree, a Sunday school picnic on T B Winchester’s grounds, and fine music led by Rev Chapin. Farmers report a large hay crop and oats above average.
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Cert
Main Street
H. L. Tower
T. B. Winchester
Chapin
Jones
Ulster
Ile
Chuck
Har Breen
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Welman
Friendship
Frank Wiley
Ida Converse
Jefferson Co
Misses Wilson
Terrace At
Fredopians
Hewneane Radé
Mr. Brown
California
D.C. Putnam
Stevepar
Ore Eatie
Misses Canie
Lila Crane
St. Micheal
Lizzie Ryne
Eddie Skidmore
Longfellow
Bonnie Stitt
Harry Crane
Segeeseeeres
James H. Bartley
E. S. Crampton
Geo. Taylor
Lawton Station
Chas. Watkins
C. E. Watkins
Watkins
Smithsville
Speer
Speers
Eaces
Speer’s P. J. Sherry
Speer's
P. J. Brandy
Alfred Speer
Passaic N.J
Lyon Bros
Gmc
Hanselley
Tore
WITS
Levett’s
N. J. Wf
Guchten Berry
Manchester
B.gough
Atchu
Anll
Dreginete
M. Vandevelde
Agt
East Third
Ball's
Wirtner & Alting
Lion ST
Monroe Range
Eille
Spiluta
Ringnes
Ellis
Ellis Spavin Cure CO
Sudbury St
Boston
Mags
Fourth Ave
Am. EE. W
Center Street
Dunkirk, N. Y
WY A. E. E
EA. Pere
Farmer and Observer Publishing Company
Buffalo
Milton H. Smith
Robert Sneider
Schumacher & Ettlinger
Rach
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