Local Society and Sports Roundup in Saltsburg Area
Mrs. Moore of Saltsburg visits her daughter Mrs. Coulter while Mrs. Emma Harbison and daughters from Clairsville are visiting friends nearby. The Homer City club beat our nine 14 to 14 last week. A Thursday festival raising funds for the comet band. Marshall Mitsongh of Jos Horne & Co Pittsburg vacationing at home. Eldersridge junior club lost to ours 26 to 1. two baseball games played here. Miss Elsie Sprankle ill with typhoid fever. Mr. Jey Neal of Punxsutawney visiting. Mrs. Dr. G E Simpson and Miss Emma Kel from Kellysburg visiting friends. Mrs. J A Cressman of Indiana who visited last week returned home. Miss Florence Weining of Wilcox and Miss Emma Weining of Cleveland visiting Miss Maggie Weining. Early forenoon Covode second nine defeated here. afternoon Kellysburg beat Trade City nine 11 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Mitsongh
Jos. Horne & Co
Pittsburg
Eldersridge
Tone
Elsie Sprankle
Jey Neal
Punxsutawney
Cleveland
Maggie Weining
Kellysburg
Local items note social events and visits in town
Mine Gilie Napp is home. Ward Houk sports a bicycle. Typhoid illness hits Mrs Amanda Mountain and Miss Annie Conrath. Annual harvest home picnic held by Joseph Nichol. Wm Johnston and wife visit John Farnsworth’s family. Young People’s Union social planned August 25 at Fast Mahoning church. Ada Gallagher returns to Barnesboro. Millie Sickenberger visits Mitchells Mills. Maud Empfield visiting M. E. Eckman. Prof Rowan and LaFayette Luck visit Cockport. Martha Shank visits from Green township. Frank Deviney returns from Johns town. Christian Endeavor convention dates moved. Harry Thompson in town. P S C E social a grand success. Sadie Hazlett visits Ida Streams. Kellysburg loses at Trade City 11 to 2. Bessie Graham at Vinton. Artemus ill with typhoid. John Michael visits Martintown. Samuel Strong family visiting Coopersdale. J B Graham guest of Mrs Isaac Michaels. John Grow suffers cut while chopping. J S Gailey and wife visit Parnassus. Ella Hazlett visiting Braddock. Miss Mist Ferguson visits Jacksonville. Ida Sandles returns to Brad dock. Mrs W B Kellar returns from Johnstown. Penn Ran opens photo gallery. T J Stephens buys fine team. Howard Bailey builds stable. Weber family visiting from Pittsburg. Second nine beat Cockport 42 to 34. W B Lytle in Pittsburg. Lew McMaster visiting nearby. Frank Shoup to Salzburg. Matthias Oliver visiting Livermore. Annie Lytle at Sara Hart birthday. James Mack and wife visiting. Birthday cake at Lutheran festival allegedly contained pills. Henry Martin wins prize at Lutherans festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilie Napp
Ward Houk
Amanda Mountain
Annie Conrath
Joseph Nichol
Wm. Johnston
Barnesboro
John Farnsworth
Young People’s Union
Fast Mahoning
Ada Gallagher
Millie Sickenberger
Mitchells Mills
Maud Empfield
Greenville
M. E. Eckman
Rowan
LaFayette Luck
Cockport
Martha Shank
Green Township
Frank Deviney
Johnstown
Christian Endeavor Convention
Bessie Graham
Vinton
Artemus
John Michael
Martintown
Samuel Strong
Coopersdale
J. B. Graham
Isaac Michaels
Belsano
John Grow
Holman New Self Pronouncing Bible Promoted by Mt Pleasant Cleric
Rev D W Swigart of Mt Pleasant and former local Baptist pastor endorses the Holman New Self Pronouncing Bible as a marvel for every home in the county. A successful summer school occurred at Decker Point council No 647 Jr O U A M. after all dues are paid, the clan loyalty fund totals fifty ninety dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Swigart
Mt. Pleasant
Baptist Church
Holman New Self
Decker’s Point Council
Jr. O.U. A
Reduced Rates for Grangers Picnic Excursion Tickets
The Pennsylvania Railroad will sell excursion tickets August 25, 27, 29, 30, and 31 good to return by September 3. Valid from stations west of Bryn Mawr and east of East Liberty on the Pennsylvania Railroad Division, from Northern Central Railway north of Lutherville and south of Canandaigua, and from principal stations of the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bryn Mawr
East Liberty
Nothern Central Railway
Lutherville
Canandaigua
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Division
Water abundance touted by Clymer Water Co in Indiana
Indiana residents praise abundant water from artesian wells supplied by the Clymer Water Company noting safety for fires and ample reserves during dry weather. The piece also lists August property transfers across Rayne, Montgomery, Banks, Cherryhill and Pine townships, with sale prices ranging from 80 to 3,798 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Clymer Water Company
Revivalist Rev Atwood Delights Pine Flats Church
Rev W L Atwood of Pine Flats preached at the M E Church on Sabbath morning and evening on Evidences of Christianity. His two discourses, from II Timothy 2 15 and I Corinthians 1 21, show careful preparation and fluent speaking. An immense picnic at Marlins grove near Willet drew crowds with music from three bands and plans for a permanent resort. Archie Nichol of White township raised 200 bushels of wheat this year, anticipating a dull market. After Sheriff's sale, August 31 1894, the Court House will offer a pasture lot and eight building lots fronting Washington Street adjoining Major McFarland. 2 THOMAS LOWMAN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Atwood
Pine Flats
M. E
Mr. Atwood
Atwood
Marlin
Beautiful Grove
Willet
Archie Nichol
White Township
Nichol
Court House
Adjourned Treasurer's Sale in Indiana Pa September
The adjourned treasurer's sale will be held at the Court House in Indiana Pennsylvania on Monday September 3 at 1 p m. Samuel Nesbit county treasurer announces the legal sale action and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Indiana
Samuel Nesbit
County
Treas
Prothonotary’s Office
John M. Stewart
T. E. McCrea
J. G. Duncan
A. F. McMasters
Geo. W. Simpson
Shadrach T
Askin
Armstrong County
Elder Peelor
Orphans’ Court of
Indiana County
W. A Repine
Andrew Trout
Mary Repine
Red Front offers new photo and men’s shoes lineup
Saea Something your friends will appreciate, a photo by Clark. Young men who like a neat shoe can be best suited from our stock. The Red Front introduces Clark photo and features the King pointed last for men in $2.50 to $5, kangaroo or patent leather. Also new stock of famous $1 shoes for men at The Red Front.
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McMaster’s
Philadelphia
G. A. Cunningham
Pittsburg
Indiana
Clark
Grand Army
Slater & Pontooane
Adler’s
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Lebanon
Homer City
Harry Thompson
Plumville
Sadie Hazlett
Jacksonville
Ida
Trade City
Jefferson Counties
Strongstown
Claresburg
Gailey
Parnassus
Ella Hazlett
Carrie Elrick
Braddock
PENN
Penn Ran
T. J. Stephens
Howard Bailey
Weber
Robert Milliken
Our Boys
Tunnelton
W. B. Lytle
Lew McMaster
Frank Shoup
Salieburg
Matthias Oliver
Livermore
Annie Lytle
Sara Hart
Clyde
James Mack
Henry Martin
Grangers
Williams'Grove
Thetta A. Pearce
Rayne Township
Ezra J. Pearce
James M. Thomas
Montgomery Township
Ida May Drake
James M. Sloan
Hannibal K. Sloan
James H. Ewing
Saltsburg
John A. Ewing
Edward Ewing
Pine Township
George Fetterman
D. C. Mack
Banks Township
Wm. P. North
W. A. Beatty
J. C. Peterman
Elizabeth Smith
Cherryhill Township
R. D. George
Thomas Lowman
James Given
A. E. Ross
Ambrose
Ida C. Lewis
Canoe Township
Mr. Paul'm. Webers
Hood
C. L. Hood & Co
Lowell, Mars
David Ellis & Sons
Wison, Rowe & Hetrick
West x
Feon
Justin
W. M. Cunningham
Second Sts
S. J. Telford
Rxecutrix
T. A. Nickle
Grant Township
Marion F. Nickle
John P. Elkin
Wm. McGinnie
W. E. Baker
Saea
Erie Business University
Erie
Prof. Little
J.T. Little
Dr. Churchill
W. L. Stewart
Jacob Allison
W. E. Allison
E. B. Widdowson
Aurld
John L. Getty
Progress” Office
the Market Report
Y Wilson
New
Woensensseen
A. S. Cunningham
Eef
Vals
J.B. Hinds, Pr
Philadelphia & Church Sts
Sisters of Chicago
Armour & Co
Chicago
America
Timothy
Frank
Douglass
Pennington
Glothi
Bik
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