Plumville Community Notes Highlight Local People and Shops
Stella Douds of Turtle Creek visits Plumville while townspeople attend the terat fair. John Mio and wife of Plumsville visit Mr. Miller’s mother. Luther church festival activities and teaching hotel guests noted. Dr. Andrews with long practice in the county, Sharpstown millers praised for flour. Pierce’s soda and groceries attract crowds. Cochran and Co. new merchants offer delivery and strong dress goods stock appealing to locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Douds
Turtle Creek
John Mio
Plairsville
Mr. Miller
Mion
Ashhowsuss
Sharpsburg
Windia
Una
EE. L. Pierce
Mar. Pierce
J. N. Cochran and Co
Guhiy
Marion Center
Indiana
Community Notes: Reunions, Picnics and Local Visits
Busy week as grove prep proceeds for soldiers reunion and the 74th Pennsylvania Volunteers activities. Parsonage plastering underway, Sabbath school picnics planned for September 10 with neighboring churches invited. Brass band rehearsing for reunion and Worthville picnic on September 4. Indiana baseball team entertained Main street with tunes and cheers. Local arrivals include Miss Morie Carr, Minnie Jones, and Miss Ida Henry visiting or staying for health. Twenty four Class of '96 teachers secured positions in Indiana and Cambria counties. A day trip to Bix Nucks provided a full day of meals and merriment with a large group from the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Evangelical Parsonage
United Evangelical Sabbath School
Canoe and
Fairview
The
Evangelical Association Sabbath School
Brown
Hardy
Northey
Faust
Blose
Petter
Silver
Our Brass Band
74Th Regiment of Pennsylvania
Worthville
Indiana
Main Street
Marchand
Morie Carr
Penn Run
Messrs
Palmer and
Ryan
Minnie Jones
John Wray
E. L. Jones
T. N. Grisffith
Grisemore
Cambria County
Susqunehanna Township
Grisemere
Ida Henry
East End
Pittsburg
Stewart
Cambria Counties
Local notices from Wintondale and nearby towns
Mr Avex Stephens of Penn Run visits on business. Ebensburg resident Mon Dearmey and family guests with the Dearmeys. County bridge abutments at Wintondale near Blacklick creek under way. Morrellville visits by Mrs Disert and Mrs Meyers. Journeys and visits involving J J Orner, Jennie Blwes, Ephram Ore Moend, and others. A dog attack injures Mr Hills. late night rowdy conduct and profanity trigger talk of law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avex Stephens
Penn Run
Mon Dearmey
Ebensburg
Emanuel
Jetin Whodes
Morrellville
Ephram Ore
Local Notes From India Ineher Region This Week
Mr Gulu McLain and Jia A are among attendees near Cleveland. Abs Yb Adeon and Miogsoa dh tsar Hore visit Cor. Oe teen county and Marchand House, with weekend travel through town. Sabbath activities noted include Chilidres Bulsuth service on September 6 and a Sabbath day gathering at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulu McLain
India
Jia A
Siose
Cleveland
Adeon
Cor
Torn
Soturson
Theta
Local Movements and Transactions in East Mahoning Area
Thomas Jaminson moved into Patrick McGranor's house. Farnsworths away visiting their daughter Dr. T. B. Allison in Creighton. Buterbaughs visiting their daughter Mrs. E. C. Johnson in Lewisville, Clearfield county. Linus Buterbaugh from Utah moved to Andrew Buterbaugh’s house via Peter Houk’s home. Joseph Houk sold a black horse to Wm. T. Thorp and a fine cow to Samuel Burket. Misses Clara Farnsworth and Gertrude Thompson on weeklong vacations. Ladies of East Mahoning Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society attend annual association at Twolick Baptist church on Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jaminson
Patrick McGranor
John Farnsworth
T. B. Allison
Creighton
F. Buterbaugh
E. C. Johnson
Lewisville
Clearfield County
Linus Buterbaugh
Utah
Jane E. Myers
Peter Houk
Andrew Buterbaugh
Joseph Houk
Wm. T. Thorp
Grampian
Samuel Burket
Ord
Clara Farnsworth
Proc Ross
Gertrude Thompson
Indiana
East Run
East Mahoning Woman’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society
Twolick
Community Notes From Leechburg Area and Nearby
Mr Gib Bracken of Leechburg spent Sunday with family. Mrs Cameron and daughter of Wilkinsburg visit Joseph Lowry at Homer. Rev M M Sweeney of Indiana held communion in the M E church. Minnie English returning from Pittsburg visits. Grover and Miss Clark and Sue Mack of Homer attended camp meeting at White's Grove near Indiana. E H Eyeman of the P R R painting corps visited Charles A Wahn then home to East Liberty. Main Street weeds and obstructions are being cleared and new crossings laid to improve convenience for residents and pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gib Bracken
Leechburg
Cameron
Wilkinsburg
Joseph Lowry
Homer
M. M. Sweeney
Indiana
M. E
Minnie English
Pittsburg
Grover
Clark
Sue Mack
White’s Grove
E. H. Eyeman
East Liberty
Chas. A. Wahn
Main Street
Mrs Dr Hoover and Daughter Visit Nearby Friends
Mrs Dr Hoover and her daughter from Reynolisville are guests of friends in the area. David Fitzgerald has returned home from a period of work in the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hoover
Reynolisville
David Fitzgerald
Local Families Share Visits and Reunion Wins
Clark Loughry returned home from West Virginia after months away. Priscilla Sprankle stayed with daughter Olive Chambers at Red Clyffe. Clyde and Alice Clyde of Pittsburg visited Mrs. Hoffman’s family. Wilbur Brown of Punxsutawney spent Sabbath with T. S. Neal’s family. Knights of Golden Eagles from this place attended the Eagles reunion in Reynoldsville and won first prize of forty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Loughry
West Virginia
Priscilla Sprankle
Olive Chambers
Red Clyffe
Clyde
Alice Clyde
Pittsburg
Hoffman
Wilbur Brown
Punxsutawney
T. S. Neal
Sainily
Knights of Golden Eagles
Reynoldsville
Local News Briefs and Weekend Picnic Report
Mrs. Dever is on the sick list Rev Blose of Cleveland preached in the Presbyterian church on Sabbath Messrs T B and E L Work of Forest county visited friends here last week The Friday and Saturday picnic drew a large crowd and passed quietly Saturday’s ball game ended 15 to 2 in favor of the visitors with our team managing two home plate scores
In Memoriam for Brother Joseph Mitchell of Advance Grange
Obituary note from Advance Grange No 1058 expresses sorrow at the death of Joseph Mitchell. It calls the transition a blessing and extends sympathy to his family, hoping for reunion in eternity. Signed by 8 0. Johnston and J.P. McCresent, committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mitchell
Advance Grange
Johnston
J.P. McCresent
Lost Quilt Near Armagh and Strongstown
A white quilt trimmed in red and blue was found between Armagh and Strongstown. The finder will be rewarded if left with J B Graham Strongs town or Mrs Mary Pendexter New Florence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armagh
Strongstown
J. B. Graham
Mary Pendexter
New Florence
Onberg Community Notes and Health Ad from Shaker Cordial
Mrs S T Swartz ill. Local youths seek work in Apollo this week. Siblings visit from Cherryhill township. Camp meeting at White's Grove Indiana. Jane Ray ill with dropsy. John Makin and wife from Ebensburg visit Cookport. Visitors from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia rent rooms for next season. Indiana residents at Butterfly festival. Shaker Digestive Cordial advertised as a universal remedy for indigestion and related ailments with trial bottle ten cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onberg
S. T. Swartz
Apollo
Gibson Shank
Cherryhill Township
T. Gibson
White’s Grove
Indiana
Jane Ray
Colums
John Makin
Ebensburg
Cookport
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Howard Balentine
Frank Lovelove
Clara Farnsworth
Gertrude Thompson
Europe
Asia
Africa
Australia
America
Continents
Hood's Pills Cure Liver Keels Biliousness Indigestion
Hood's Pills claim to cure liver kits biliousness indigestion and a headache with a pleasant laxative effect all druggists carry them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Low excursion fares to Grand Army Encampment St Paul
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets to St Paul Minnesota for the National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic September 2 to 4. Tickets sold August 29 to 31 from major points including New York Philadelphia Trenton Baltimore Washington Harrisburg Williamsport Wilkes Barre Altoona with return by September 16 and extended to September 30 if deposited by September 16. Details from ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
St. Paul
Minn
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Philadelphia
Trenton
Baltimore
Washington
Harrisburg
Williamsport
Wilkesharre
Altoona
Smicksburg General Store Boasts Modern Stock and Styles
The Smicksburg general store of D D Good is described as one of the finest in the county with a full line of merchandise and a motto of the best goods and latest styles. The cherry room houses boots shoes and clothing, drawing a growing local trade. A new lot of men s clothing arrives at Garman s Uniontown with suits from 2 50, boys suits from 90 cents, and ladies shoes at 1 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Good
Smicksburg
Indiana
Garman’s
Uniontown
The F2E Simils Signature Pe LD GP It Wrappen
A compact note records a cryptic signature line with initials and fragmentary terms. The text reads as a fragmentary memo or draft without clear context or identifiable events. Further context is needed to interpret the names and abbreviations.
Wallace Dry Goods Sale Closes at a Sacrifice
Wallace Dry Goods announces a closing out sale at a sacrifice price reduction across departments. Limited stock on apparel, household items, and footwear. Customers urged to act quickly for final markdowns and door specials.
The Political Pot and Our Good Flour Bread
The author likens politics to simmering stew and argues the nation needs strong staples. It extols Valencia spring flour from Duluth and Goldenrod winter flour as superior ingredients, noting four cleanings before grinding and praising French use of winter flour as a mark of fine cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Harvest Excursions To Western States By Rail
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway runs harvest excursion trips to the West North and Southwest with dates July 21 August 4 18 September 1 15 29 and October 6 and 20. Fares are two dollars above one fare round trip. Tickets valid for return on any Tuesday or Friday within 21 days from sale. For rates times and details contact coupon ticket agents or district passenger agent John R K Pott Williamsport Pa. septl3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul R’y
North Dakota
Northwest
John RK. Pott
Williamsport
Grand Army of the Republic encampment excursion tickets offered
All G A R members with families and friends may attend the St Paul Minnesota encampment September 1 to 4. Excursion tickets sold August 29 30 31 via Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway at about one cent per mile good to return by September 30. Contact nearest ticket agent or John R Pott district passenger agent Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway Williamsport Pa. Also bicycle repairs offered at J S Nesbita jewelry store manager Frank Nesbit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army the Republic
St. Paul
Minn
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
John R. Pott
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
Wilamsport
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Plumville
Mr. Testa
Martin
Praook Allison
Tin Gers
Sharpsburg Merele
Hix Square
Presbyterian
Feen
Ct Hom
Tau Poom
Mooi
Geen
Te Daraund Lakehart
Thorn
Coatate
Amtrews
Plainville
Uticura
British Depot
Newreey
London
Porter Devo &Cuem
Coxv
Boston
U.S.A
Bix Nucks
Fannie Jones
K. FL Williams
Anniie Thomas
Chas, Williams
Charley Rosencrans
B. L. Williams
Edith Patterson
George Williams
Bettie Kelley
S. B. Sides
Edna
Leone Patterson
Carrie Kelly
Don Getty
Charlie Sides
D. PL Camphel & Son
Mic Delay Buns
Centerville
E. Boring
Tiasons
Wintondale
Blacklick Creek
AfigMsert
Mrs. Meyers
Ap Morrellville
Disert
J. W. Duncan
John Wallace
W. S. Jackson
Phining Mill
W. H. Alternus
Luckster
Vintendale Saturdas
Puirview
Vintease
Vintendale
Peter Hill
Donahue
Miogsoa
Tsar Hore
Miss Min- Me Sseere
Marchand Louse
Evenia
Homer City
Trade City
Loqughry
Our Shoe Department
W.R. Loughry & CO
Nochester Mills
G. AR
St. Paul, Minn
Castoria
Pat Mage
Prisor
Cunningham
Philadelphia Street
Wallace Dry Goods
Jamestown
J.C. Wallace & Son
Prop
Rs. Penn
Indiana Roller Mills
J. S. Nesbita
Frank Neshat
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