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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
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Wallace Dry Goods Co
Philadelphia Street
J.C. Wallace & Son, Prop
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