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Local Correspondence West Wheatfield District Notes
Miss Frances Reynolds of Nebraska visits relatives in the township. Several locals travel to Indiana and nearby towns. sixty five Italians arrive to work near Garfield. Miss Gertie Alcorn returns to Indianapolis for pulpit work. Preaching times altered in Germany M E church. Christmas entertainment planned by United Evangelical Sunday school. Smicksburg and Strongstown notes include juror duties, illnesses, and local travel. a cattle shipment delay near Freeport and a farm sale near Croft are reported. A serious illness of Mrs. Susan Strong is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Wheatfield
Frances Reynolds
Nebraska
John Dias
Heshbon
Bolivar
Robinson
Garfield
Pena le
Gertie Alcorn
Indianapolis
E. K. Roof
Graceton
Milo Luther
Clyde
O. L. Cribbs
Richard Harkins
Scott Winebrenner
Winebrenner
Scott
Greensburg
Dan
United Evangelical Sunday School
Smicksburg
William Condron
Punxsutawney
J. J. Lewis
West Mahoning Township
Indiana
Samuel Hoover
Winslow
Lottie Redding
Clearfield
Adam Black
Town
J. T. Hoover
George Mertle
Morrell Ville
Michael Kennedy
Michigan
Alex. Bennet
Herr’s Island
Freeport
Charles
A. B. Bennett
James Stewart
Croft
Terra Myers
Seward
W. G. Orner
Samuel Kelman
Fight Will Be Hitter And The New Discovery Cure
Editorial notes warn readers to heed Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption with a testimonial from T R Beall of Beall Miss whose wife reportedly recovered after using four bottles The ad section promotes local druggists offering the medicine at 50 cents and 1 00 with free samples Also promoted areWinter's restaurant Sharretta's shoe store Smith's Moulding and a variety of apparel and rubbers sold by Sharrette's with listings for slippers stockings and gaiters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kings
T. R. Beall
Beall
Miss
Dr. King
Daugherty Bros
Indiana
Wm. L Moore
Homer City
U. N. Park
Marion Center
Sharretta
Sharrette
Record of White’s shoeing feat sets town mark
James G. White, a leading town blacksmith, shod 1,257 horses in one week with one helper and 1,199 the week before. Other items include oyster shells at 50 cents per bushel, Winters Restaurant ad, D C Mack & Son bargain store, J J Stadtmiller jewelry, lost nose glasses, Clawson’s oyster dishes, Indiana cook book for sale, and Stumpf’s department stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. White
Philadelphia Street
D.C. Mack & Son
Marshall
Progress Office
Claw/Son’s
Indiana
Stumpf’s
J. E. Myers
Fifth and
Water Streets
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