Masgiborsay Downs News From Our Correspondent
Reports from Masgiborsay Downs describe a test well being drilled on B S Polley’s land near Panama if arrangements suit landowners. Mr Green will pay high price for good geless delivered at Ashville. A local prayer cure case in the town’s south part is noted as health restored through distant mediation. Farmers face a cold spring with persistent rain hindering crops. Winter wheat’s condition varies. corn and potatoes not yet planted. Fruit crop prospects look good. One brief note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uits
Polley
Panama
B. Green
Ashvillg
Brand opening at Béeéker & Stilton on Main Street
Speen Report covers a Saturday opening of Béeéker & Stilton a new store on Main Street offering free treats and expanded stock. Details describe a large front with two awnings three glass windows a central office an elevator from the cellar and a chandelier lighting the salesroom. Builders Mr and L Thatcher supervised the work. Additional notes include Kilbourn planning a two story machine repair shop center street. J Adams of Ashville and Mrs Julia James mentioned. Electa Billings visiting. Thatcher and Gallory erecting a home for W Bannister. George Kent starting a new house for John Tracy. M L Dorman expressing interest in starting a paper in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speen
Béeéker & Stilton
Srobery
Main Street
Ipso Ee
Apgut
L. Thatcher
J. Adams
Ashville
Julia James
Electa Billings
Forestville
John 3
Gallory
W. Bannister
Center Street
Baptist Church
George Kent
John P. Tracy
M. L. Dorman
Local notes and business updates in Panama area
Harmony Panama reports a news boy to John Bally. Frank Wood at Stedman opens a new store, progress rapid. Henry Thorp moves building on Lake Street into a dwelling. Peliey & Son open a meat market serving first class meats. Winple & Foster ship veal calves from Asheville, five cents per pound. Calf fattening grows into a local industry with farmers dedicating dairies to calves. Chautauqua lake high for season amid rain license debate. County Grange meeting June 22 in new hall. Open meeting welcomes attendees. Five cheese factories operate. Open Meadow factory started May 7. Cheese sales noted. Regieord for Vidogs of d as 108 ets per pound. Cheese production daily, potential expansion. Degoration day observed Panama wide with intermittent rain. Family reunions active. Wilcox-Steward picnic planned for June. Lewis family visits Panama Rocks. local prospecting parties ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
John Bally
Frank Wood
Stedman
Henry Thorp
Lake Street
Worners
Peliey & Son Ave
Laeir
Winple & Foster
Ashville Station
Rufus Gleaton
Chautauqua Lake
Thene
Raina
Stdadsg Grange
D. G. Lieh
Regie Iord
Das& Int
Apialei Ae Aml
Jobn
Lewis
Han Powers
Wekee
Children's Day Observed at M E Church Silver Creek
The Methodist church observed Children's Day with decor, songs, and a sermon on Sabbath School education by Rev. E E Creed. A large audience filled the church. $1840 was raised for the Educational Fund. Also noted were a Presbyterians concert planned, Prof Pattison resigning as Union School principal, and the marriage of Mrs A H Whitney to Ida Vrooman with Rev E K Creed performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
E. E. Creed
E.cry
Mount
P. X. Pattison
Union School
Westheld School
Bchool
A. H. Whitney
Dunkirk
Ida Vrooman
Silver Creek
E. K. Creed
Whitney
House-Kearing
Forestville Notes On Equipment Trips and Visitors
Forestville reports Friday and Saturday last saw D P Barnard with a Cradley & Go road car, No 4 seats two, horse easy to manage. Bronson and wife left to visit relatives and daughter in Cherry Creek. Dr Moore of Fredonia summoned for Mrs Beardsey case with Dr Carpenter. A near runaway occurred June 5 when Harry Judd’s gray colt hitched to a sulky bolted, threw him, dragged lines until stopped, praised for pluck. Visitors from abroad arrive for season. Mrs J P Luther and son George from Old Country arrived June 5 for visits. Mr Maxwell and wife, Cedar Rapids connection through Mrs Maxwell, arrive. Wm Maxwell also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestville
D. P. Barnard
Cradley & Go
Citizess
Daniel Il Bronson
Cherry Creek
Vienova
Moore
Fredonia
East Main
Harry
J.P. iLuthert
George
Old Country
Win. Maxwell
Maxwell
Mra
Barnard
Cedar Rapida
Lowa
Carrie
Wm. Alaxowell
Forestville Notices and Local Happenings
Local brief notes report visitors from Cassadaga and Cannon Falls, a planned new drug store in Forestville, and Sheriff Lake inviting residents to Mayville. Theft at Frank Schoonover’s, a death of Mrs. Jennie Swift from consumption, a horse-kick injury to J. Knight, and several visits by residents and former locals are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wm. P-Thomas
Cannon Falls
Minn
Williston Phillips
Cassadaga
Sheriff Lake
Mayville
Forestville
Burgess
Grand Lodge F. & A. M
Frank Schoonover
Schoonover
Ed Barber
Jennie Swift
Charles Swift
S. XII
Stubbs
George Knight
Theodore Knight
J. A
Freddy Maud Carpenter
Angola
Ind
Ars. A. S. Straight
Myrescar Ingersal
Elyria
Gio
Mrs. Talmes
Mrs. Sperry
Mra Callender
Old Homestead
J. A. Mixer
Beskside Farm
Also Mentioned on This Page
Masgiborsay
Corps
Life Observer
Jesboy
FORD
Empal
Jockr
Landes Cahbe
OCR Vparesen
Bentresen Apphietiot
T Ff Uc
PampEtet
HistoRi
Fonds Chtract CO
H. P. Monroe
Corot Gatanri
Wirtner & Alling’s Hardware
Lion-St
Star Oil
Monroe Range
Eagleston Truss Up
Mantes
O. C. H. Eggleston CO
Chloage
Dunkirk, N. Y
G. W. Stiles & Co
Xnoons
S.Y
Hemlock
Scllew& Popple
Wiligane
W Stiles & CO
Langworthy Greenyon
Farmer T
Greenwica
Bingnamion
Waverly
Harnetigvul al Duenkirk
Wall
Ar Oie
Estes Hott
Dune
T&n
A. Langworthy
Langworthy
J. T. Woods
M. B
Cleveland Medical College
Meaker
Thogkamton
Broink
Eee
JOB & Letterpress
Ostmicry
East 3d St. Dunkirk
BuGond Gaa
Ball
Fern Bps
Thatcher
Jose Berrer
Beck
CanoDa
United States
Canada
H. DB. Thatcher
Potadam, N.Y
Manafar
Farr
Fer
Cheryl
Fortes Ee F
Utara Agers
Ao Ieee Gion HW
Eiepaprnsg
Bae Ore
Hesborg
Opre
Sorenens
Lola
Boflens
Miveninner
Tieans
Wilen, Richardson & CO
Darlingue
John B.gough
Welling
Lee Cam
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!