Local Notes From Strungstowns And Vicinity
Alvimus is on the sick list amid fever fears while Mrs Polly Shultz of Johnstown calls on friends here. John Omer has secured a school in Cambria county and Prof Stewart of New Florence visits. Win G Stewart sells fertilizer for John Thomas & Sons of Johnstown. Mr and Mrs John Widdowson of Dixonville visit Mrs Ter M B K Shultz. Mrs Gideon Fetterman and two sons visit Samuel Hill. J M Brown and his father delivered potatoes to Wintondale last week. Jhv Hunt preached at M E church and seats were occupied. James I Gibson and Ben Stephens of Penn Run visit, promoting cows milk for creamery. Mr and Mrs How of Morrellville pass home via Pine Flat to visit Mrs Adamsides. Dr M K Shultz and father in law in Wintondale last Sabbath note good business prospects. Annie Gibson of Penn Run heads to Belsano to teach six months. Mechanisburg and Strongstown played a game 16 to 73 with Strongstown ahead. Gill McCrea officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvimus
Polly Shultz
Johnstown
John Omer
Cambria County
Prof
Stewart
New Florence
Win
G. Stewart
John Thomas & Sons
John Widdowson
Dixonville
Ter. M. BK. Shultz
Gideon Fetterman
James I. Gibson
Ben Stephens
Penn Run
Mrs. How
Morrelville
How
Adam Sides
Pine Flat
M. K. Shultz
Wintondale
Ebensburg Area Social Roundup And Local Visits
Ebensburg residents attended a ball game with the Cherrytree club, and many townspeople were seen in town on Saturday. Visitors included Miss Bell Fleming, Mr. Howard Camp and wife, and W. W. Harbison, while typhoid appeared in John Beringer’s family and Mrs. Hazlett hurried home for a sick relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lichteberger
Indiana
Bell Fleming
Ann Pitts
John Beringer
Ebensburg
Dr. Miller
Squire Donahey
Barnesboro
P. R. R. Company
Howard Camp
Ronceverte
West Virginia
Cherrytree Club
Local social notes and visits from Blairsville area
Ed Compton visited Blairsville last week and Elder Irwin toured Saltsburg briefly. Mrs John Rose of Conemaugh township visits friends in Freeport. Miss Nissie Taylor hosted friends Monday evening. Mr Marlin Marshall returned to Kansas with his father. W T McGaughey, formerly with Elderton brickyards, came home Monday. RB Nesbit home entertainment drew fine music. A reception honored Rev John Irwin and wife at Ebenezer church Friday. Will Loughry of Blairsville escorted a horse convoy to the Eastern market. Gertrude Ferguson of Clearfield and E B Ferguson of Parkwood vis ited their parents here last week. Mrs Susan Young, a fire casualty, is rebuilding. NX Mahan and wife visited Indiana Thursday. Annie Penterenely of His place visits her father in Y. The recent fire has given carpenters work. Lee Seachnist, local blacksmith, erects a new shop and was a fire sufferer. the new creamery should begin work next month. Pittsburgh company drilling near here found no gas. work suspended, well deserted at 1,500 feet. Mrs Amands Mack visits Robert Mack near Headbon. Mins Jeasie Robingon of Greensburg is...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Russel
Indiana
BR. E. Russell
Bert Ray
Parkwood
Anne Detar
W. W. Harbison
Idlewild
Lewis Munshower
D.W. Douds
Plumville
Cora Fleming
Ed. Compton
Blairsville
Elder Irwin
Saltsbury
John Rose
Conemaugh Township
Freeport
Nissie Taylor
Marlin Marshall
Kansas
W. T. McGaughey
Elderton
RB. N. Nesbit
John Irwin
Ebenezer Presbyterian Church
Will Loughry
Gertrude Ferguson
Clearfield
E. B. Ferguson
W. B. Ferguson
Susan Young
Pitteburg Company
Frnk Rowan
Apollo
Jesse Palmer
Blacklick
John McMillen
Salisburg
James Allen
Jacob Smith
C. S. Nelson
The
Christian Endeavor Society
Mary
Bella Lemison
Johnstown
St. Clair & Davis
Christian Endeavor Societies
Presbyterian Church
Rowan
Cleveland
Thomas Campbell
Butler
F. J. Johnson
Community notes from Homer City and Clarksburg
Homer City news reports visits and arrivals from Apollo, Blacklick, Salisburg, Elderton, and Johns town plus church events, a new meat market and livery stable openings, a county Christian Endeavor convention, and local socials. Casual mentions include a flagstone walk in the Presbyterian churchyard, delegates to the U P S C E convention, and a funeral for John Anderson aged 71. Clarksburg items note a Saltsburg visit, Idlewild picnic attendance, and temperance gospel services led by W James Price.
Hood’s Causes Create Rejoicing A Perfect Cure
A historic note highlights Hood’s remedy as a near miracle, celebrated for its supposed success. Advertised as a flawless cure, it sparks public rejoicing among supporters and prompts cautious medical skepticism from critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Idlewild picnic draws 15000 despite late train and poor notice
Forty three people from this place attended the United Presbyterian picnic at Idlewild on Friday. No excur sion train from this place caused late arrival. the West Penn train reached Inter section at 10 45 and picnickers reached grounds by 1 30. About 15 000 people attended. John Rice of threshing fame received praise for fast, modern work after threshing for Archie Nichol of White township, who was highly satisfied and recommends Rice to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian
Idlewild
Blairsville
West Penn
John Rice
Rice
Archie Nichol
White Township
Nichol
Mr. Rice
Local Notices and Travel of Livestock and People
From August 7 to 14 several consignments move by rail and road. D B Allison sends 16 cattle 7 calves 194 pigs to Derry Pa H D Hildebrand sends 16 cattle 14 calves 93 pigs to Salford Pa M H Henry ships 212 sheep to West Philadelphia J T Jamison drives 1 horse to Pittsburgh M Stewart ships 4 cattle 105 sheep 50 pigs to Port Indian J A Creps ships 214 sheep to West Philadelphia N Seanor sends 4 calves to Norristown Mr B Brooks owner inventor of house moving machine leaves for Latrobe to move a large building for D B Stickler. two chimneys to remain intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Allison
Derry
H. D. Hildebrand
Salford
M. H. Henry
West Philadelphia
J. T. Jamison
Pittsburg
M. Stewart
Port Indian
J. A. Creps
N. Seanor
Norristown
B. Brooks
Latrobe
D. B. Stickler
Sheriff Sale in Partition of Ferguson Estate Aug 31
The Sheriff's Sale in Partition of the estate of Elliott Ferguson deceased, adjourned from July 26, 1894, will be offered for sale at the Court House, Indiana Pa, Friday August 31, immediately after the Sheriff's sale. A local team from this place will play a picked nine from Homer City at Twolick tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock in Dixon's meadow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Ferguson
Court House
Indiana
Homer City
Dixon’s Meadow
Twolick
Property Transfers Across Townships and Boroughs
A sequence of August deeds records transfers of parcels in multiple townships. Wm Boucher admr sells lot in Homer City to Rachel Johnston for 156 dollars. David G Martin group acquires 449 acres in Banks and Montgomery from James A Martin et al for 1 dollar. S J Telford sells 140 acres in Center to Delilah Shaffer for 1920 dollars. John McCracken sells a Green township lot to Thomas Gilpatrick for 175 dollars. Wm A Sutton sells fraction of an acre in East Mahoning to Mary A Hadden for 130 dollars. H S Pollock sells 1 acre in East Mahoning to W B Hadden for 67.50 dollars. Samuel Waddle Sr sells 1 acre in Conemaugh to Saltsburg borough for 250 dollars. Blairsville Coke Co sells a Burrell township lot to Samuel Parker for 150 dollars. John Anderson sells 132 acres in Armstrong to Thomas Anderson for 3000 dollars. David Hunter sells 3 acres in Blacklick to George Atkinson for 100 dollars. George Atkinson sells 3 acres in Armstrong to Belle Neil for 140 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Boucher
Adm’t
Homer City
Rachel Johnston
James A. Martin
Banks
Montgomery
David G. Martin
S. J. Telford
Center Township
Delilah Shaffer
John McCracken
Green Township
Thomas Gilpatrick
Wm. A. Sutton
East Mahoning Township
Mary A. Hadden
H.S. Pollock
Hadden
Samuel Waddle
Conemaugh Township
Saltsburg Borough
Blairsville Coke Co
Burrell Township
Samuel Parker
John Anderson
Armstrong Township
Thomas Anderson
David Hunter
Blacklick Township
George Atkinson
Belle Neil
Warner praised for barn lightning rod work by Nichol
S F Warner, the lightning rod man, installed rods on two Archibe Nichol barns in White township. Nichol, in town Friday, expressed high satisfaction with the work and the rods. He praised Warner as a deserving, honest businessman and recommended him to others in need of rods. Nichol is a well known farmer with model fields and neat buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Warner
Archie Nichol
White Township
Warner
Nichol
Ridgeview camp meeting rail tickets offered near Millwood
The Pennsylvania Railroad will sell round trip tickets from August 14 to 28 for Millwood bound from all Pittsburg Division, Southwest Pennsylvania Branch, and Western Pennsylvania Division east of Freeport. Tickets valid for return until August 30. Details at ticket offices. Zr. W. Keller to buy horses August 18 and 21 at Clawson House. Supreme Court rules borough and township auditors receive compensation for Baker ballot law ticket work. county liable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Tyrone
Millwood
Pittsburg
Southwest Pennsylvania
Western Pennsylvania
Freeport
Zr. W. Keller
Clawson House
Marion
Supreme Court
Indiana Gas to Move Offices Over A W Wilson Store
The Indiana Gas Company plans to relocate its offices from the Elkin building to rooms above A. W. Wilson and Son's store but will not occupy the new quarters for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Gas Company
Elkin
A. W. Wilson &Son
Marriage notices from Covode and Mt Pleasant anchors
On August 9 1894 at the Presbyterian parsonage Covode Pa Rev W M Devor united Robert Loughrys and Nannie A Lockhart both of this county On August 10 1884 Rev D W Swigart of Mt Pleasant united T Homer Stewart of Seward and Kate M Lowman of Dilltown in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Parsonage
Covode
W.M. Devor
Robert 5. Loughrys
Nannie A. Lockhart
D. W. Swigart
Mt. Pleasant
T. Homer Stewart
Seward
Kate M. Lowman
Dilltown
Market Report in Indiana flouring mills era prices
The market report lists Tuesday quotations with producers Mack Ray Rowe Hetrick and their Indiana flouring mills. Prices cover produce grain and flour including wheat per sack and other commodities, reflecting early 20th century trade notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack & Ray
Rowe & Hetrick
New Indiana Flouring Mills
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Strungstows
Cherrytree
Shelocta
Oconemaugh
Mrs. Amands Mack
Robert Mack
Headbon
Mins
Jeasie Robingon
Greensburg
West
Lebanon
Smicksburg
R. C. Robinson
Clayville
Clara Miller
Punxsutawney
Celia Perry
Rt. C. Robinson
Carrie Beyer
Cornelia Lowe
Georgia
George Stiteler
Adrian Hospital
Pearl Marshall
Jennie Hamill
Brother Blair
Georgeville
West Union
J. O. Campbell
Fil
Tunnelton
Sadie Brown
Judge White
Mary Miller
Clarksburg
Squire Elliott
Saltsburg
Irwin Coleman
T. E. Marshall
Marlin
W. James Price
Grand Lodge
Good Templars of
Ohio
This Place
Cora B. Ebert
Barnesville, Pa
C. L. Hood & Co
Lowell, Mass
Wood
Minnesota
Victor Roller
Victor
David Ellis & Sons
Penn Roller Mills
Indiana, PA
U. P
Beatty
J. M. Bethel
Lizzie Campbell
Rush Farnw
St. Charles Ferguson
William Giste
John B. Lewis
Lowry
Hattie B. Nelson
J. N. Langham
P. M
P.R.R
J.C. McGregor
J. C. McGregor
Farmers’ Bank
Irwin Lot
McGregor
H. L. Walker
Lizzie Roof
Center
East Mahoning
One Price
Phidelphia Street
Ben Kellar
A. S& Cunningham
Tobies
R. F. Walker
Philadelphia
Creekside
Ridgeview Camp-Meeting
Cunningham
Vals
Philadelphia & Church Sts
Erie Business: University
the Market Report
Prof. Little
T. Syffixz
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