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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1901
Page
5
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is praised as vital for appetite, health, and energy for men women and children. It is described as nourishing when food is hard to digest, helping regain flesh and vigor, with a free sample offer and price details for SCOTT & BOWNE chemists in New York.
John Stoneback of Blacklice and Hildebrand in Bolivar visit parents. Mrs. Fleck returns from Philadelphia with Mr. Fleck for hospital care. George Rayer plans a new house. contract to Lintner & Crimble of Blaireville. Lizzie Lawrence returns to East Pittsburgh. Cecil Neff trips to Blaireville. W N Spencer in Johnstown. Hagerman family from Philadelphia visiting Vira. Mary Hagerman and D A Keiler of Coalport visit locals. J D Rayer visits sister Mrs Stevick in Freeport. Edna Thompain visits grandfather Henry Lickert. Arthur Fleck returns from Pittsburg. Oliver Wells visits parents. Mr Geary and Wargie St Clair visit Alex St Clair in Pittsburg. Mr Grove seatoning to Mr Grove. Mr Gott of Blairaville visits Cecil Neff. he resurned to college.
West Wheatfield brief mentions Harry Cline rheumatism. Germany M E Sabbath school reorganized with J J St Clair elected Superintendent. Amy and Demmia Mack visit from Armagh. Samuel Lichtenfels breaking ground for new house. Mrs Lemuel Duncan visits from Blairsville. Germany literary society adjourns until after fall. Silas Long from Indiana visiting Garfield. stays for yard work. Mr and Mrs Andrew L Robinson serenaded after welding. Charles Nixon and son Ernest suffer grip. Lutherans plan biweekly Garfield schoolhouse sermons by Rev Shaukis from New Florence after Easter. A Clark’s arm injury from coal bank work feared amputation. Burrell Bowser ill with white swelling, hearing loss, critical. Young folks hosted at Ben Leasure’s. dancing. Levi Walbeck hosts friends. sugar camp yields molasses. folks pull taffy.
Hugh Gallaher of Bryan and James St. Clair of Shelocta were in town for business last week while B C Schrecengost visited DuBois for his father. Mrs Chas Weir and family moved to Windber where Mr Weir will be weighmaster. J A McCracken bought the Plumville house and moved in. Mill work shifts to near Brookville. several locals on the sick list and travelers home from Sharon and Oliveburg.
Bright Bargains unveils a store transformation with all departments glowing. The spring Onor display features Russian Blouse Suits Sailor Suits and eastern novelties plus new Geet's Neckwear shirts collars cuffs suspenders belts and accessories. The shop stocks cuff buttons collar studs watch chains charms ladies brooches hair barrettes spectacles cases dress suit cases and leather or cloth covers with promise to please customers.
Hat and cap stock lines are advertised with large savings and a single price. The ad claims plain figures and equality with shrewd buyers, noting Hetrick Brog of the well known dingui ta hold a controlling interest in any company, ensuring fair treatment.
The entry notes M H Wilson, manager of Cash Clothing Co, located opposite the courthouse in Ixptawa PA. It reads as a brief business listing with address cues for the store’s location.
An extended Easter sale features Alco Brand suits from $12.50 to $20 with custom tailoring and linings, plus boys and men’s outfits, shirts, hats, shoes, underwear, umbrellas, and accessories. A wide range of fabrics, styles, and alterations offered free in-store, with many items advertised at steep discounts and multiple price points.
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