Local Correspondence Notes Visits and Moves
INXONVILLE reports Gates visiting family in Philipsburg and plans to move there this week. Burnheimer sold property here and moved to Hastie farm in Rayne township. Walker visited Bradenville. nephew Boyd Kinter accompanied him home. Salagher Sabbathed with friends in Indiana. Widdowson moves to Indiana to engage in mercantile business. Houck of Indiana visited friends here on Sabbath. Royden Widdowson of Pittsburgh visits parents. Harman improving after stroke. Edna Litzinger guest of her parents over Sunday. Kerr and Hazel Spicher seen locally. Mrs. Churchill improving. Rise and wife of Arcadia guests of their son Harry. Buterbaugh moved to new home. Mrs. Kerr visiting her son H. E. Kerr. Dr. Churchill and wife of Arcadia visited Mr. Churchill's parents. Boyd Ake returned from Indiana. PARKWOOD Bessie Craig returned from White township after school term. J. Ross Campbell receiving congratulations. a new girl at his home. J. M. Robinson closed term. pupils gave a parlor lamp. Mary Craig ill with pneumonia. James Wilkison returns from Pittsburg. Tillie, Elizabeth and Mae Campbell visited D. B. Townsend in South Bend. John Calhoun of Taylorsville stayed with Samuel. HORTONS Harry Fairbank trip to Pittsburg. Misses Sutcliffe drove to Punxsutawney. Andrew McCall poorly. Earl Long leaving for Marchand to attend school. Frank McCall family in Punxsutawney spent Sabbath with parents. HOMER CITY Charles Dixon of Blairsville was a Homer City visitor Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inxonville
Gates
Philipsburg
William Burnheimer
Hastie
Rayne Township
Ben Walker
Bradenville
Boyd Kinter
Oseph Salagher
Indiana
Has Widdowson
Harry Houck
Royden Widdowson
Pittsburg
Solomon Harman
Edna Litzinger
Sherman Kerr
Hazel Spicher
Churchill
W. Rise
Arcadia
Harry
Frank Buterbaugh
Thomas Kerr
H. E. Kerr
Dr. Churchill
South Bend
John Calhoun
Taylorsville
Samuel
James Gardner
Ridgeview
Henry Kelley
Harry Morton
Blairsville
Apollo
Harry Seanor
Buffalo
N. Y
Earl, Tragal
Allen Duff
Harry Elkin
Rossmayhe
Mr. Elkin
J. A. Elkin
Will Johnston
John Rankin
Blairsville and Indiana Personal Notices
Charles Rumbaugh of Columbia Plate Glass Works Blairsville was home Sunday. Misa Lesbia Crossman of Indiana was the guest of Mr and Mrs Samuel Sickenberger Friday. Eade Marshall of Indiana was a Homer City visitor last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rumbaugh
Columbia Plate Glass Works
Blairsville
Misa Lesbia Crossman
Indiana
Samuel Sickenberger
Eade Marshall
Homer City
Visitors and Relocations Highlight Smicksburg Notes
Mr and Mrs George Weston travel to Kittanning due to illness in Miles Lewis family. O P Walker of Punxsutawney visits. Joe Craft moves to Marion Center. McKee Davis from South Mahoning spends Sabbath locally. D A Daugherty visits McWilliams. Mra S H Robinson and family in Erie. Edward Dickey advances new home. Lottie Redding returns from Pittsburg. Epworth League plans shadow and box social at Eagle Hall inviting all. F B Redding moves to Ridgway with Minnie Lukehart. Blacklick locals close seven month term. visits and local business notes abound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weston
Kittanning
H. Robinson
William Lowe
Erie
D. A. Lowe
Oward Wells
Indiana
Smicksburg
M.H. Redding
Ebensburg
D. A. Ritchey
West Mahoning Township
D. A. Lukehart
M. K. Lewis
Store Ad Highlights Worsted Cheviot Cassimere Suits
The store touts worsted as best wear for suits in fashionable spring styles with prices from 12.50 to 20. Cheviot offers softer patterns priced 7.50 to 16.50 and cassimere ranges 7.50 to 15.00. Alto Brando and Clothcraft are promoted for style and wool quality. A spring coat at 10.50, and yarn prices 12 12c to 25c per yard.
Shirts For Spring Bring Wide Style Choices
A local shop touts a broad shirt selection with new spring styles priced at 50 cents, 1.00 dollar, and 1.50 dollars, highlighting variety and affordable options for the season.
Underwear Bargains in 25c, 50c and $1 Lines
A brief ad promoting lightweight underwear to be desired in coming days. Highlights include stock in 25 cent, 50 cent, and one dollar lines, suggesting value for customers planning warm weather wear.
Summer Silks Offer Steals At Spring Prices
Five pieces of Foulard Silks in blue green castor and black with neat figures offered for dresses waists and children's wear. Early spring price 60c and Thursday Friday Saturday 40c.
Trunk Sale Slashes Prices on Damaged Stock
Detroit manufacturer delivered trunks with six damaged sides. Damaged stock reduced for quick sale. Two trunks 34 and 36 inches priced at seven fifty and nine fifty respectively. Four steamer trunks and various sizes discounted from regular prices. Special values in the Trunk Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Summer Hats Ready as Warmer Weather Approaches
New hats arrive with signs inviting shoppers to view spring stock. Early buyers can browse now and plan purchases, with a suggestion that it is worthwhile to inspect the display.
Area Families and Visitors Roundup at Atwood and Nearby
Local social notes list Gilbert Rankin visiting Atwood and Alf Bell guests from Pittsburg, William Campbell from Allegheny staying with parents, and others visiting kin in Indiana and McKeesport. County treasurer Harry Seanor at Buffalo for treatment. several residents travel for work, visits, or illness. Regular township officials levy ten mill tax. residents and visitors named include Elkin, Roser, McDermott, and Duff among others.
Will of Joseph S Brendlinger Filed in West Wheatfield
The will filed last week for Joseph S Brendlinger of West Wheatfield township leaves a life interest in the farm and all household goods to his widow. At her death the farm and remaining property pass to sons Frank E and Daniel O Brendlinger with debts paid, then other children receive specific sums. Frank E Brendlinger is named executor. dated October 26 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph S. Brendlinger
West Wheatfield Township
Frank E
Daniel O. Brendlinger
Joseph R. Brendlinger
Harry S. Brendlinger
Fannie E. Clark
Frank EB. Brendlinger
New Century Club to Show Collov Jection of Pictures
New Century Club presents an art exhibition in Odd Fellows Hall Indiana May 11 12 18 and 14. Reproductions from originals by Raphael Michelangelo Plockhorst and others showcase history poetry nature and religion. Open daily 2 to 6 pm and 7 to 10 pm with small admission and proceeds to a town improvement fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Club
Collov
Indiana
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Raphael
Michaelangelo
Plockhorst
Europe
Special Low-price Sales Begin This Week
The message invites customers to visit as builders arrive and stock is condensed to special low prices this week, urging them to come as soon as possible. The note emphasizes limited time and immediate buying opportunity.
Break in Prices on Ladies Tailored Suits
A department selling ladies tailored garments announces a price drop amid potential roof damage from rain. The sale highlights 48 new suits in bread cloths venetians and cheviots with Misses Spring Suits reduced from 11.00 to 5.50 and 10.00 to 5.00.
The Family Shoe Store Deals On Wide Range Shoes
The family shoe store advertises men's and women's footwear with a range of prices. Men’s lace or button shoes from 3.90 and 3.00. women’s cushion soles at 3.00 and 2.50. patent leather spluchers at 2.50. women’s 2.00 shoes with Cuban or low heels offered as unbeatable value.
Largest cakes and best results sale
Lenox Soap is good. Our price makes it cheap, 7 cakes for 25c. 36-inch Hill bleached Maslin sale begins Saturday at 12 o'clock and runs until store closes. None sold at this price before hour named. sale closes as stated. It will be worth while to get what you need, 7 1/2c per yard.
Basement sale specials entice shoppers at Mrs Potts shop
Thursday Friday and Saturday sales feature iron holders in 7c to 12c ranges, 2 to 3 quart tin stew pans with iron handles for 6c, pint to quart buckets 3c to 8c, 3c to 12c tin coffeepots, water glasses 19c per dozen, assorted nappies and sauce dishes 12c to 35c, plain and woven wire 10c to 12c, rattan beaters 25c, urging a visit to the basement for bargains.
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Hillsdale
Charles Dixon
Bmicebburg
Alto Brando
Gilbert Rankin
Atwood
Alf. Bell
William Campbell
Allegheny
Brush Valley
Dora Roser
G. 8. Roser
Dick Allen
Thomas Sanford
Kenwood
Will
Huston
Redfield
Dak
Ama Kephart
J. L. Reade
Marion Center
Floyd Burnheimer
Dan Stephens
Wintondale
Heath & Milligan
R. M. Smith
American House
Indiana, Pa
Cunningham’s Store
Eton
David Ellis
J.c.wallace& Son
Philadelphia Street
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