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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1894

Page

5

Pine Flat Residents Social and Local Happenings

Mr Evan Williams and daughter of Pine Flat visited here Saturday. No school house was completed last Friday. Tom is a hustler. Disciples meeting drew interest. John Nicholson of near Rochester Mills called on friends. Harry and George Henry returned from timber work. Hunters pursue old Reynard but he stays elusive. Scott Craig of Glen Campbell visited over Sabbath and will relocate to Punxsutawney after selling his mercantile business. Portions of telephone property between here and Cherrytree and Clark’s are being interfered with and threats will follow. Mr and Mrs Jerry Goss and friends were entertained at Hattie Stewart’s home Sabbath.

Cook Port Evan Williams Pine Flat Tom John Nicholson Rochester Mills Harry George Henry Reynard Scott Craig Glen Campbell Sabbath Punxsutawney Telephone Company Cherrytree Clark’s Jerry Goss Hattie Stewart

Local Notes and Socials from East Mahoning and Nearby

Mutuals and neighbors share small items from December 1894. Mr F Butterbaugh suffers a sore hand while John Napp’s store sees a fine buy. D Houk inventories goods. Jim Nichel returns from lumbering in Carrier. Revs Chas McMann to preach at East Mahoning church December 30. Barnesboro visitors Dr and Mrs J B Miller stay with D R Houk. Lamp and stand cover given to East Mahoning B V P A by Clark Butterbaugh. Marriages: James M Stitt and Annie Rupert on December 18 1894. W C Good and Carrie M Warden on December 12 1894. David Waltemire and Annie Nicewonger on December 17 1894. A H Apple erects corrugated iron awning for furniture store.

D. It. Houk Jim Nichel Carrier Chas. McMann East Mahoning J. 8. Miller Barnesboro D. R. Houk Clark Butterbaugh B. VY. BP. A East Mahoning Church Squire James Fenton James M. Stitt Green Township Annie Rupert Shelocta M. M. Sweeny Clawson House W. C. Good South Mahoning Township Carrie M.warden North Mahoning Township Kinter House David Waltemire Pine Township Annie Nicewonger Cherrywhill Township

Chicago Milwaukee St Paul trains offer fast travel and broad reach

Advertisements describe the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway as offering up to date accommodations with fast, on time service across a wide network including Chicago La Crosse St Paul Minneapolis and several western hubs. They promote map time tables conductor Sleeping Cars and dining cars.

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Chicago la Crosse St. Paul Minneapolis Aberdeen Mitchell Sioux Falls Sioux City Yankton Council Bluffs Omaha Michigan John R. Pott Williamsport United States Canada Chicago, Millwaukee & St.Paul

Up Near the Clouds and Old German Fortifications

The narrator describes a high tower view of German fortifications indicating preparedness for war. He notes church decay, stained glass, and fine woodwork in a central German city, then observes crowds, a disorderly man attacked by police, and soldiers rushing to quell unrest. The piece also visits the Rathhaus, old wooden houses, and medieval streets, with side notes on local commerce and ads.

Germany Martin Luther Indiana Rathhaus Wm. J. Gompers

Winter Flour Prices and Feed Deals Highlight Local Market

A Winter's Fog Will Kill a Dog. Flour prices are listed: TIDAL WAVE $1.10 per sack, DOVEY RIVER $1.00, VICTOR ROLLER $0.85. Feed offerings include new corn at 60 cents per bushel, various chops at $1.20 per 100 pounds, and bran, middlings at $1.00 per 100 pounds with ton rates available. Special rates by the ton.

Dovey River Victor Victor Roller

Holiday Goods Sale and Holiday Feast Invitation

Holiday Greetings extend a hearty wish for a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year while inviting readers to a Holiday Feast of substantial merchandise for presents. The notice promises goods and prices to fit any finances and urges generosity to the worthy poor as part of the season's spirit. A few examples of beautiful items are mentioned among many on sale.

C. Smith J. R. Bell Philadelphia Street Indiana

This Christmas Title for Clothing and Accessories Sale

This Christmas offer lists gloves handkerchiefs knit goods ice wool shawls and fascinators ladies furs muffs scarfs capes and coats including wholesale tailor made clothing for men and boys with prices from five dollars to twenty five dollars plus blanket discounts and fine wool items up to ten dollars a pair.

Week Before Christmas Wondering What to Gift Friends

The piece reflects a shopper’s inner questions about holiday giving. It notes concerns over what to buy, how to please friends, and where to find useful holiday goods. The mood is reflective and geared toward thoughtful, practical preparation.

Also Mentioned on This Page

F. Butterbaugh John Napp A. H. Apple McMaster & Hood Connellsville Mountain Alex. T. Taylor Gibson Wilson & Son Indiana County Institute A. W. Wilson & Son Talk Cunningham’s A. S. Cunningham Pittsburg William Sloan Mr. Sloan American House Henna Manufacturing Co Brooklyn N. Y David Ellis & Sons Holiday Greetings John Kelly New York State Ham’s One Price Cash Store Cunningham's J. A. Loughry Carlsbad Lepletz Royal Essex Bohemian Crystal E. A. Pennington
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