Local social notes from Smicksburg and nearby towns
Community gossip and visits span Smicksburg and surrounding areas with reports of guests, church events, and neighborhood tidbits. Entries mention Nellie and Zaly, Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Laney Anland, and Mary, plus various local residents hosting or visiting relatives, with small business notes on taverns, stores, and property transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jwhistis
Hest
Mya
Wildot Co
Vallay
Nellie
Zaly
Matis Hool House
Vanesith & & Meatsn
Beth
Hotte
Walla
Mra
Wells
North Feinton
Den
Era Pata
Plumville
Laney Anland
Mary
Sagimors
Aula
B. We ‘VanHorn
Inlu Johnston Waste
Atcher Brothers
Robert
Morris Johng“ton
Ae Thuraday
Clark
Jnxautawney
Clarissa Reed
Hinora
T. H. Frantz
Ebbert Brewer
CW Good
Shaffer
James
Vanorn
West
Leb
Local Notes From Punxsutawney and Vicinity
A string of social calls and family visits fills Punxsutawney and nearby towns. Residents including Luke hart, Potts, Work, and McMillan are mentioned with trips to Dubois, Pittsburg, and Marion Center. A funeral in Denton and a summer term at Marion Center are noted along with illness updates and community greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nouhester
Josephine
Joe McCracken
Creekside
Silas Work
Marion Center
D. B. Work
George Snyder
Thie Place
Vines Barkley
Purixsutawney
Jacob Bice
Babbath
Lizzie McMillen
William McMillen
Clarksburg
Effie ‘Mathews
Laura McQuown
Nellie Mathews
Dubois
Jackson
McGaughey
Lewis Buchanan
Pittsburg
Thomas Jewart
Osear
Plumville
Jackson McMillen
Local Sabbath Guests and Community News Highlight Weekend Visits
Families and friends listed spent Sabbath with relatives across towns including Lautner, Glasgow, Trade City, and Olivesburg. Readers note weddings, birthdays, travels to Baltimore and Pittsburg, school enrollments, and local moves. Several farms and drives are referenced along with visits to Mra Smith’s parents and Mrs Learn’s birthday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hier
S. T. Peffer
Iddo Fewin
Rossiter
Bor
Archie Smitten
Neat Town
John Moot
Baltimore
Banking by mail advertised in Indiana paper
A simple mail banking system is promoted for those unable to visit the bank. Depositors can send any amount from one dollar by cash, postal or express money orders, checks or drafts. On first deposit a bank book and signer card are sent. 4 percent compound interest offered by Farmers' Bank of Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Bank of
Indiana
Dresses for Girls in Various Styles and Prices
A market notice offers dresses for girls of all sizes in colors for daily wear and white dressy options. Prices range from 75 cents to as high as 6 dollars and 50 cents, with sizes for smaller and larger girls listed in mixed figures and spellings.
Worthful Petticoat Values at Mercerized Prices
Fine full flounced petticoats with ruffles and pleats offered in several grades. Prices range from $1.00 to $2.50, with better trimmed options noted for long wear and style.
Silks and Crepe Silks Featured at Popular Prices
Silk fabrics offered for women include 36 inch taffeta silks in plain and fancy weaves at 1.00 per yard. Novelty silks for waists and similar garments priced at 0.75 per yard. Creps-Des Chene praised for durability, with extensive showing of new shades at 1.00 per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Garment Department
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Olymer
Dixon Run
Morgan
Kelly
Harry’ Mock
Franklin Street
Morris’ Street
Davison
Seventh
Reams
Herbert Overdorf
Jacob Wettling
Barr
David J. Price
W. A. Evans
Jacob Dick
W. N.nicewonger
George McClinsey
Morris
Streats
Sherman
Nee Householder
Tony
Azzara
Sixth and Sherman
Nariglia
Ringe
Smicksburg
Alice Wilson
Punxsitawney
Pheebe Warren
Josephine Dodson
A. O. Shaffer
Pittaburg
Phare
Oda Bellows
Smickaburg Sage
aReetle
A. A
Buesles
Olnelan
Weston
Adam- Pinel
John Kitehart
Ana
Joseph ‘Lukehart
Bath
Reblagony
Minnie Fetters
Mara
Gegers Mundorf
Squirts FM
Redding
Kellysburg
David’ Blue
Blair McGara
Chambersville
Marvey J. McQlhoes
Lawina McElhoes
Charles Lindsey
Robert ‘Pattison
Etta Way
Alice
Jesse Way
Mae McCormick
Johnstown
C. Prothero
Prof. Moore
Ernest
Iain
Misa Kate Brown
Dlnora
Scott North
Anitia
Ifs
D. Heilburn
J. B.heilburn
Margaret Morrison
Will
New Bethlehem
Imperial
Hetrick & Wilson
Tap
Thalr Utiele
F Dalcomer
Lautner
Sononthys
Charles Dick
Shasen
Clymer
Aid Mra
Bsb. Marhayd
Glasaport
Purowash
John Raleigh
William Rankin
Lemuel Ruffner
James Learn
Learn
Gomer Smith
Daffs College
Ruby Smith
Ruth Hickman
Dunlo
Douglass
Frank Grimm
Calvin Joiner
Cherrytree
Margaret Williams
Inndiana
H. G. Serene
Philadelphia Street
Suant_ Bros
Margaret Parish
M. R Hackman
Indiana Hardware Co
Indiana, Pa
Eaton, Hurlburt and Whiting
Henry Hall
Bun -Minnlot
Hine
Paul Bloan
Taburg
Laura McGeary
Baltsburg
Archie M
Hodger
Pligaira
Martha D. Howard
Charles W. Rumbaug B
Maud Delancey
Jalvavilla
Winer P, Brown
Tarentum
Witanbeth A
Clougugh
George A
White
Balto Barnett
Funxnutawnoy
Dale
Montgonoryss
Indiana Post
Mith
Henry H. Stoving
Bee
Ape Pleby & Peterson's
Bayes Foutreight
Warren—Straw
Dugan Gilaas
Welty
Philadelphia St
Perttia
D.C. Mace & Son
Loundy Brothers
Water Street
Indiana Electric Supply Co
Oliver Typewriter Agency
David Ellis & Son
Penn Roller Mills
Wallace Dry Good Co
Wooltex
Voile
Panama
J. C. Wallace & Son, Proprietors
The
Cunningham Co
the Cunningham Co
Penna
Dorset
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