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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1899

Page

5

Plumville notes claim Smiley ill and cholers of town

Local items report widespread pneumonia and colds, town events, thefts, and visits. Mentions Drs Weamer and McEwen, U S Army member Thos Lindsey visiting, Reverend Schmucker preaching, new grain annex, and plans for a large hotel. Also lists many residents, illnesses, travel, and social happenings in South Mahoning and nearby Kent, Dixonville, and Jackson.

Plumville South Mahoning Township White Oak Flat J. Bert Bell Weamer McEwen Thos Lindsey U. S. Regular Army al. Lukehart South Mahoning David L. Smiley E. W. Lukehart Glen Campbell Rev. Frum M. E. Church Dickey Baxter Harry Smead Indiana Everett Pierce Kittanning Kellysburg W. E. Bowser Dayton Plainville Schmucker Sharpsburg Hall Andrews & Co F. A. Eaton Fayette City Pennsylvania Messrs Jos. Aultman George Rankin McKee Wilson Wallopsburg

Davis and Brushvalley Local News Highlights

Local notices report Albert Woodward improving from illness, grip and school sickness affecting attendance, and local figures like T. C. Myers nominated for justice of the peace. Several residents announce visits, sickness, weddings rumored, and community events.

Davis Albert Woodward Myers & Woodward Lamall Robert Bel Near Ford City T. C. Myers Samuel Fairman Jacob Debaven Red Lion

Lively week in local towns with visits and events

The notice lists numerous visits and movements from Apollo to Ebensburg, including Harvey Hanna and J N Wherry visiting friends, Stephen Jones in Pittsburg, and W P George planning to move to Vandergrift. It notes lumber shipments, skating as a winter sport, a house fire at W T Mahaffey’s rental, and various residents attending institutes, with a stray liquor-license renewal for David F. Smith and political nominations in Armagh.

Kent William Gilmour Lydick Plumville Orr Jacksonville Harry Neel Jack and Mikesell David Anderson Parkwood Ethel Shields Ebensburg Maggie Lowman Margaret Gibson Indiana Laura Badger Blacklick Dollie Ferguson Phoebe Burns Ebenezer Shields Harry Household M. E Roy Hazlett Folke Hazlett Thomas Lowman East End Pitt Harvey Cunningham Stacy Westmoreland County Thos. McQuaid Delmont South Bend Harvey Hanna Apollo Greensburg West Newton Stephen Jones Pittsburg W. P. George Vandergrift Mr. George T.T. King Altoons McKeesport Philadelphia W. T. Mahaffey Susan Patrick David F. Smith Henderson House D. M. Henry Pine Flats E. E. Brilhart D. B. McCormick

Bargain Hardware and Household Goods Listing

A catalog style list offers Welsbach gas lights at 69 cents complete, mantles at 20 and 35 cents, nickel plated copper tea kettle 75 cents, Spartan paint 10 cents a can, copper clinch rivets 90 to 100, 100 tacks in barrel 2 cents, carpet tacks 1 cent, cobblers tacks 3 to 4 cents, dairy thermometers 9 cents, Aunt Lyda’s carpet and button thread five cents, stationery package 25 envelopes 25 sheets 5 cents, Hap cotton eight cents a pound, horse blankets 75 to 90 cents, and double plush robes 2.25 dollars.

Welsbach Spartan Lyda

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Dixonville John A. Longwill Wm. Wilson Max Haufman Altoona Orren Mock Utah Mamie Rank Hillsdale Cyrus Buchanan William Grandfather Groft Chambersville James Linnie O. Lewis Ambrose Murray Thompson Frank Barr Deckers Point Samuel Conrad New Florence Wm. Wheeler Charles Donahey Apollo Nursery Martin Ober Cockport Rev. Summers Jamestown N. Y F. G. Haer Hastings T. E. Hildebrand’s W. I. Moore Homer City M. G. Miller Blairsville Brushvalley J. Vernon Shannon Henry Myers John W. Evans Maggie Buchanan Taylor Grumbling Wm. Grumbling Penn Bur North Lydick Bert Fetterman Madge Lydick Don Empfield Jesse Rodkey Diamondville Rich Hill Harry Mack Frank Moorhead Mr. Singer Mariz du Bois Mr. Gates Tyrone D. I. Stadden Willie Kime Rev. Robertson Cherrytree J. E. Miller H. E. Roffner Ben Smith Mr. Nicklas Rev. Sheaffer Mike Ladish McClenehan Peterson Ligonier Lida Berkie McKee Canada Learn Homestead John Robinson Roy Wherry Scott & Bowne New York Daugherty Bros Elmer W. Allison ¢& Co Harver & Co Smith, Stadden & Co John Munshower J. B. Uaruahen Hortons Cheeryteree Mary Reed John Johns Mahaffey Philip Smyers Vincent Yankins Grisemore William Russell Wintondale Bert J. Williams Holidaysburg Martintown Sarah Williams Simeon Jones Vernie Rainey Nebo Barnesboro Maggie Jennie Williams Howard Williams Sarah Martin Elizabeth Williams William Templeton Will Williams Tom Martin R. B B. L. Williams Myrtie Templeton Bert Willams Edna Patterson Muller Maborand Dora Moot Adrian Charles Sherman Nannie Rosborough John Sutter Whitesville Misa Mamie Steffy Smicksburg Philip Cramer Clay Downey Tilden Wingert Institute Mahoning Mrs. Fuller W. F. Sell Alex Gilmour Shelocta Armagh Rowe Marion Center Wm. Freed A. Johnston R. A. Tomb D. R. Mack J. D. Drips Grant Biddleman W. Drips T.S. Mack A. Luther Wm. Southwell Stumpfs Men Valentines Ajax C.s. Apple Hotel Cain Clover Timothy Plumville, Pa John Jacobs Indiana House Penn’ A Senate House of Representatives H. J. Thompson M. K. Leard Keeley Keeley Institute Paese THE Wallace Dry Goods Co Philadelphia Street J.C. Wallace & Son, Prop Indiana, PA P.S INTRI Eve
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