Local Notes From West Wheatfield And Rossmoyne
West Wheatfield reports visits by Kilmer Campbells Emma Stucker and Sophia Campbell. Indiana professor Sides organizes Garfield night school. Gos crops and timber work noted. Germany Literary Society leads this month with Milton Woods president and Jettie Campbell secretary. Local obituaries and G A R festival attendance mentioned. Sled trade thrives. rabbit hunting yields 25 in six hours. Court jurors listed. roads kept open by supervisor. Community tidbits cover visits, sickness, farming, and church events across multiple townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Wheatfield
Kilmer Campbell
Heshbon
Ohio
Davis
Indiana
Garfield
Adan Sides
Nebraska
Alexander Morgan
Rustvalley Township
West
Emma ©. Stucker
John F. Lichtenfels
Freak Clark
Harrison Avenue
Sophia Campbell
Iowa
James Mack
Wisconsin
Robert Mack
Collins Hamilton
Ridge
W.B. Wagner
Germany
Joseph Penrose
L. Cribbs
Wm. Pattor
W. R. Johny
John Tiggett
Fordham
Pierce
Robert Johnston
Kay Vand
Court House
Frantz Bros
Local notes from Butler county and surrounding areas show community ties
B A Ray returns home from Butler county, Chas Smith back from visit with parents in Vandergrift, and local singing classes led by W A Dible. Young People’s Society grows, a literary society discussed, and several residents recover from illness or travel. In Dilltown and Marion Center sleighing and visits mark winter activity, with family and neighbor updates across Eldersridge Hillsdale and Enwood areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Center
John 3. Anderson
Crete
Christian Endeavor Society
Frank Wiegins Hag
Charlies Clawson
Blair Baker
Sear Kent
B.A. Ray
Butler County
Chas. Smith
Vandergrift
South Beets
W. A. Dible
W.F. Metzrar
Kent area notes mix of births deaths and illnesses
Blairsville teacher in vocal music, Jack son and Smickeshurg people join sleigh ride to Punxsutawney, various residents ill with pneumonia and diphtheria, a boy born to Mr and Mrs Cunningham, Rev Kemp preaches, a literary society forms, deaths of Catherine Gertrude Learn and Dr Lan Sexton noted, church and school activities across Kent Barn esboro Bolivar Clyde and surrounding towns mentioned with visits, moves, and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
J. H. Kissinger
Blairsville
Nathan Means
Pittsburg
Jacksonville
West Lebanon
R. H H. Harbison
Quaid Cunningham
John Lucas
Robert Blakely
Tarentum
John Downey
Marie Davidson
Ohio
Billy Cunnigham
Smicksburg
Punxsutawney
Virgie Robinson
Fannie Widdowson
Adam Black
Indiana
Dr. Byers
J. K. Lowe
Luther Lowe
DuBois
Will Robinson
Punxautatney
M.S. Kemp
Smickehur
Marshall
Ant
Plumville
Local Notices From Marcland Scene
Marcland residents report a sleigh theft from Fred Moot's barn discovered Friday night with the culprit still at large. Bert Sutter left for woods work earlier in the week. Ernest Work visited Hamill school on Monday night. Mr and Mrs F W Peffer spent the Sabbath with Mr Samuel Wineberg. Gessler's advertises celery and large cranberries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donshey
Ebba
Apollo
Ptah
J. WH. Baker
Rich Hill Church
HS. Boucher
Hastings
Boucher
Leonard Gibson
Jefferson County
John Houck
D. W. McMillen
Barnesboro
Norman
Mary Steffy
Avbrosa
Orange Long
A.J. Boucher
C.F. Botsford
Marion Center
Penn Run
Ethan Allen
Ughter
Lina
I. N. Park
E. E. Lewis
Blairsville
Eliza Wetzel
Rufus Sutor
Deckers Point
Indiana
Hannah Weston
Sloan Martin
Marcland
George Beer
Slater's
Flow
Peffer
Bert Sutter
the Woods
Fred Moot
Ernest Work
Hamill School
W. H. Moot
F. W. Peffer
Samuel Wineberg
Overcoats in Kersey or Beaver Cloth Now Available
Local shop offers overcoats made from Kersey or Beaver cloth in blue, black, or brown. The sale highlights affordable color choices and material options for cold season outerwear.
Best Suit in the Store Priced at ten dollars
A local retailer advertises boys' suits with the best option available at ten dollars. The brief notice highlights affordable children's apparel and prompts shoppers to visit the store for the value deal.
Children’s Suits Sale Highlighted Prices
Advertising copy outlines black clay worsted two piece suits at five dollars, regular seven fifty, plus kersey and cassimeres in brown or black at three fifty, regular five dollars, and black cheviot suits at two dollars, regular three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersey
Cassimeres
Hats and Gent's Furnishings Offer Style and Value
A local men's hat and accessories ad lists multiple styles and brands with marked prices and worth, highlighting stiff hats from Washington and Cambridge Blacks Browne, soft hats like Brighton and Wicklow, and caps such as Plush Windsor. Prices range from 50 cents to 3 dollars with several items valued above sale price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cambridge
The
Crescent
Hobson
Brighton
Lataska
Wicklow
Fedoral
Pittsburg
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Dizonville
Milt Stewart
S. J. Glassford
Hattie Moldie
M. N. Houston
J. M. Fyock
Ed Winpfield
Norman Fowler
Messrs
Chas
Pare Wood
J.C. White
T. E. Wachob
T. F. Anderson
Johnstown
Jennie Duncan
Here
J. H. Young
Ed. Bracken
Belgano
Eldershidge
T. B. Hitler
Eldersridge
Ob Galliher
Hillsdale
Essie Deabenderfer
Grandpa Ruilner
Shank
C. A. Muban
Glen Campbell
Calvin Gibson
B. C. Smith
Ellen Douglass
Grisemore
J. M. Glassford
Nettie Gibson
Pine Flats
John Glassford
W. Huston
Scot & Bowne
New York
J.S. Miller
J. A. Wheeler
J.C
Hy OG. Conner
Patchin Tract
Patchinville
W. H. Wineburg
Abs. J. H
Catherine Gertrude
Cookport
Clyde
John G. McCrory
Della
Mary Burke
Sherman
G.W. Wheeelr
G. T. Hamilton
Philadelphia St
Inprawa, Pa
Sharrrells
Gessler
Gessler’s
Ebenezer Scrooge
Life Assurance
Equitable Life. Assurance Society OF the
United States
S. W. Guthrie
Gram.dreeler
California
Institute
John Jacobs
Indiana House
Indiana, Pa
Frank Maly
Svpiana
Wallace Dry Goods Co
Wallace Dry Goods Company
J.C. Wallace & Son
Philadelphia Street
Hastings’ Planing Mill
Jonn S. Hastings
Sixth Street
Vogel Bros
the Tailors
Thompson
Children’s Suits
Peabody & Co's
Arrow
M. Caldwell
MmAaLadeibhia
Kesser
Sreeoat
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