Weather notes and small town commerce blurbs
Sagsgadaga reports weather ahead of Werner with barbershop and livery stable notices. Reading room and stores plan sales at cost. Local residents and businessmen are described, including farm and mill updates, new church steeple, crosswalks, and a note of family news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner
A.aldrich
B.sprague
M.dalrymple
Smith
Ginader
Beebe & Son
Marion Fisher
B.A. Pond
Philadelphia
L. M. Smith
James Tt. Albro
Mayville
Rhinehart’s
Stockton
Oime
Samuel Ames
John West
Local Notes From the Middle Month Winter Area
Gur Special Reporter reports a winter segment mid month with market notes on prices for fall apples at 1.50 per barrel for sweet and 2.00 for sour. Reece and wife of Buffalo visit, Alfred Lewis heads south for health, Frank Carver buys Panama stage route, Open Meadow cheese factory closes, Wall Street cheese sold, Goose Creek bridge at Blackville completed, Frank Donnelly registers as a law student in Panama. Former editor and founder Hong is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gur
Reece
Buffalo
Cris Ie
Params
Alfred Lewis
Kaney
Frank Carver
Panama
Trant
Dennis Whitford
Open Meadow
Wall St
Goose Creek
Blackville
Newhouse Bros
Frank Donnelly
Sessions & Palmer
BW. Hong
Local Notes From Sherman And Nearby Areas
Sherman observations include Frank Wood of Stedman painting his store and boosting fall sales with thirty six boot pairs sold in one day. Benj T Holbrook rents his farm to Adelbert Eddy for the coming year while M C Holbrook takes Ed. Adeles farm. Albert Gleason fins has retired bone from Colorado after 14 months in the area. Newhouse Bros have built two houses and a steam saw mill and purchased 20 acres of timber land near Doomertown post office with W Boomer as postmaster. Palmer has taken in a partner in the local grocery business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua News
Sherman
Frank Wood
Stedman
Benj. T. Holbrook
Adelbert Eddy
M.C. Holbrook
Ed. Adeles
Palmer
WE Alesander
Ff Loen
Forestville Gospel Meetings Continue Amid Conversions
In Forestville the Baptist Church gospel meetings proceed with many conversions as over twenty individuals have professed faith in Christ. The revival continues this week with two daily services, morning and evening, as the community unites to seek spiritual renewal and reconciliation with God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Ber On
Sueuley Rt Hetlik
Christ
Aetna
Jesus
Sely
CIA
Gil
Umia
Alow
Priday
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Observer
Nelgiborig
Rei
Brouch Southstockton
Putin, &c
Noble's
R. W. Fenner
Sn Tall
Iast
Usk
Lesa
Sheldor’s Cement
Bules & Co
Dunkirk
Vacans
Ching
Phillipp
Busket
Peters
St. Peter's
Buchanan Coe
Iowa
Phan “Alphas
Great
Mericle, Phillins & Co
Chauncey Vierpant
Parwen
Tate
Newspaper Balhive
Hiscox & Co
Parker
Gugerstane
Bcbers
Webster
London
C. Merriam & CO
Ted
Gini
W. Ciles
Asul
Jubater
Denmark
New York
Rey Wa
Bad Bald
Ithenia
Vickines
SRG
Rose Col
Ah Four
Eden Mar
Legit & Ilarp
Richardson & CO
Rurtiszten
Speer
Ios
Oporto
P. J. Sherry
Sprer
P. J. Brandy
Lyon Bros
JASG
Rusotul Mipcellary
Rade Mark
Ellis
Weale Ag
Elis
Benedy
Colie
Fllis
Sedterry Street
Poston
Blass
Fourth Avenue
VieGs
Maxnoop
Addrone Vourahc Beit Co
Manswan
Mica
Kadneys
Bancroft & GO
India
Baermngins
Populais
Ferale
Barnes, Bancroft
Blaen ST
Hou. Iim
Ruspals
THE
DilrTy Drug Store
H. P. Monroe
Farmer and Observer Publishing Company
Igaine
Masonic
K. of P
Good Templars
L. G
Ghautauqua Farmer and
Newspape
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