Local Notes From Smiceburg And Homer City
Local correspondence reports visits and happenings across Smicesburg Homer City and Purchase Line. Notable items include travel between Reynoldsville Punxsutawney and Falls Creek, a local institute planned for February 9 and 10, attendance at funerals and hospitalizations, school teaching changes, revival meetings, and minor accidents. A public notice highlights a spring teacher selection at a local school. A short medical ad promotes King’s New Discovery and notes a lost green leather pocketbook on the Indiana Accommodation train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smicesburg
Ann Clark
Reynoldsville
E. Robinson
Panxeutawney
Will
Harry
Harvey Lakehart
Falls Creek
Burt Good
Marchand
Angus Condron
Ellsworth
Verona
George Condron
Loop
Wm Stiteler
DuBois
Henry Stear
Minnie Stear
Mary Reesman
Punxeutawney
Robert Elin
West Mahoning Township
Albert Stear
West
Ed. Bell
Near Town
Paterson
U. P
M. E
E. L. Lettie
Eleanora
Jame Stiteler
Pittsburg
Charles
J. E. Weaver
North Point
James Condron
Punxsutawney
C. E Condron
T. E. Beck
North Mahoning Township
Kettering
Bert Bender
Flora
Smiley Lewis
Frostburg
M. M. Gahagan
Gully
James G. Walker
Zeph Schrecengost
Plumville
David Lewis
Trade City
Indiana
Blacklick
Homer City
David Mullen
J. A. Mopeaters
Local brief notes from DITONVILLE and surrounding towns
Windber resident James Laugham guests with J H Baker while George Widdowson visits from Sheldon Nebraska for the first time in 18 years. Chain of small town todos includes visits, illnesses, preachers absent, fox hunts, school closures, and an upcoming institute at Manor with several locals hosting and attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ditonville
James Laugham
Windber
J. H. Baker
George Widdowson
Sheldon
Neb
Clay Kimple
Chambersville
H. E. Bence
W. L. Neal
Carl Bence
James Boucher
Hastings
All Guist
John Gilhousen
J. E. Kanarr
W. A. Bornheimer
W. G. Allen
R. Hazlett
John Napp
Purchase Line
W. W. Boucher
Deckers Point
Enos Widdowson
George
Harry
Mahaffey
E. Bence
A. E. Longwill
Cherryhill
Samuel
J. G. Groft
E. E. Heilman
Hillsdale
J. A. Barr
Bounce
Carl Berce
Samuel McWait
Earl Lewis
Glen Campbell
C. B. Sloan
Rieder
J. Scott MacGahey
Washington
Marsh Jamison
David Lewis
Labana Wells
Plumville
Edward Matthews
Jay Lewis
Jenoie Mabon
Neat Town
Irwin
Will Griffith
Clarence
Jeannette
Oliver Fry
Indiana
J. Walter
Lide Neal
Richard McGaughey
Charlie Bley
J. Adams
Pittsburg
Rev. Armstrong
Belt
Mont
Flora Gibson
Cambria County
Institute
Manor
Robert Milligan
Strangetown
Minnie Hill
Nineveh
James McFarland
Kent area social life and church services noted
Local notes report Mrs Elizabeth Marshall sprains a shoulder near Kent while social dances and gatherings occur around Kent and nearby towns. Reports mention gospel services in United Presbyterian church with pastors from nearby churches, and multiple visits, entertainments, and activities among residents including Miss Elsie Fails pie social and Adelbert Mills entertainment at Shelocta schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Elizabeth Marshall
Wilmer Lydick
Nannie
Plainville
Thomas Swanger
Frog Pond
Calvin Hosack
Jacksonville
Saltsburg
Sarah
Cora Stewart
Robinson
Lebanon
Vandergrift
United Presbyterian Church
Calvin
Mr. Kyle
Johnstown
Hughes
Grove City
Bethel
H. B. McIntire &Co
Elsie Fails
Amanda Anderson
Willet
Nora Fails
James Barkley
Ebenezer
Shoemaker
Clark Henry
McGahey
Edgewood
James Speedy
Walker Farm
J. G. Fleming
Lizzie Wiggins
Near Here
A C. Bethel
Abe Myers
Mount Pleasant
Shelocta
Alex Cunningham
Gamble Fleming
Adelbert Mills
John Russell
Indiana
Howard Austin
Inia 4
Grit Walker
Ford City
Chalk marks and price drops for Tidal Wave and Victor Roller
A quip about Spurgeon leads to a commentary on selective preaching. The piece notes no chalk marks on non users and says talk to the public. It then lists prices for Tidal Wave at 110 dollars per sack and Victor Roller at 1 dollar per sack, plus wheat 60 cents, rye 45, buckwheat 40, and bran 18 dollars per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spurgeon
Victor Roller
Jury Commissioners McGaugher and Kinsey Fill Yearly Wheel
J. Scott McGaugher of South Mahoning and L. Kinsey of East Wheatfield have compiled the jury wheel for the new year and drawn jurors for the March term. They are praised for efficient service, and friends urge re-election for three more years. The piece also notes the Little Blue Book, a monthly Pennsylvania railroad timetable pocket volume, available for a dollar a year, with single copies ten cents. Also mentions G. W. Gilbert moving his real estate office to Farmers Bend Building, Room No. 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Scott McGaugher
South Mahoning Township
L. Kinsey
East Wheatfield
Amd
Marsha
Fea
Pennsylvania
Priem
Lizrie Burg Boox
Milton, Pa
G. W. Gilbert
Farmers Boon Building
Sec of Flour
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Homer
Farmers’ Institute
George Kerr
Davie McFeaters
Margaret McCullough
Possum Glory
Waddling
Bert Stewart
Blairsville
Edith Lockard
Tack
Bert Risinger
Albert Roberts
Free Methodists
Mr. Miller
Mechanicsburg
Dunmire
Wintondale
Ida Moorhead
Mia
Radl Clark
Martha
Elderton
Lottie Houk
J. S. Miller
Barnesboro
I. H. Napp
John Fisher
Andrew Ruffner
Mercantile
Edith Roffner
Allegheny
C. P. Ruffner
P. N. Baker
East Pike
Samuel McGara
Marion Center
Growden
Olive
Bertha Orr
Wilkinebure
M. J. Jr
Elizabeth Bartlett
Monroe
James Isenberg
John Bennett
Irena
Eli Johnson
William Johnson
James Orr
Twolick
Burnham
Machias
H. Lincoln
T. E. Hildebrand's
W. J. Moore's
M. G. Miller
Blairaville
Roy
BROSE
Lapsley
Madison McLaughlin
A. W. Steele
Bolivar
Ithaca, Conservatory of Music
Bennett's Hall
Peterson
Ligonier
Lide Berkey
W. L Robinson
J. W. Henderson
Chester L. Uacapher
Thomas George and Family
Crete
David Davis
Frank Wiggins
Wilkinsburg
Jos
Frank McGaughey
Robert Uneapher
Tannery
Charlie White
Shelocan
Alex. Rhea
D. W. Davis
Church Street
Pikes Peak
Alex Stephins
Sadie
Frank Geesey
T. W. Artimus
Wo. Fair
Scarlet Fevir
Abel Ayadar
Sadie Stephens
Vios
Geyses
Mias Lady Moorhead
Dorsday
Voward Fyock
Lowry
Wilmerding
John Goodin
Howard Fyock
John Stake
Russell
John Ray Homer
Geesey
Misses Pearl
Nettie Stake
Elizabeth
Lavina Geesey
Minnie Fyock
Strongstown
Scott
Scott & Bowne
New York
I. McFarland
Dlurder
A'Thoex
P.m
David Ellis & Son
Penn Roller Mills
Orphans’ Court
White Township
Lydick
Mr. J. Golden
W.C. Lydick
Cherryhill Township
Cl&f. Buchanan
John R. Smith
Joseph H. Buchanan
Montgomery Township
C. R. White
Canoe Township
T. Duncan
Thomas Duncan
James J. Duncan
Buffington Township
Banks
DE Haven
J. A. Bee
Absalom de Haven
Z &T
William G. Lewis
Canoe
Resereet K Willard
Adam Hews
Rachel Willard
R. J. Tomb
J C. Tomb
John,d. Tomb
East Wheatfield Township
Dee’d
Smith
William Hi. Smith
George Smith
Banks, McFarland
J. A. McNell
Medilner McFarland
Indiana Borough
Co. & FE
Ashbaugh
H. M. Ashbaugh
Israel Ashbaugh
Studius. Smith
W. H. Smith
Adam Henry
Isaac Clark Smith
Cance Township
Telford
Wachob
Jno
A. Shaffer
James E. Wachob
North Mahowing
Hood
Brushyalley
Moorhead
William E. Moorhead
James Moorhead
Henry Weaver
Bell Green
East Mahoning Township
Qa&f. Learn
R. G. Work
George Learn
J.&t. Clawson
C. L. Graff
Jesse Knox Clawson
Gere Clawson
Blacklick Township
Wiggins
Frank M. Smith
John Uncapher
Iggins
Bronson
W. B. Stitt
Eliza Bronson
Blairsville Borough
G. W
W&k
Hem Thompson
LeClair
Som
Samuel B
East Mahoning
Hut
Thompson
Most V
Miner
Hildebrand
W. Palmer
Jennie M. Hildebuana
Jennie M. Johnston
Martha E. Johnston
Burrell Town
Tomh. Conner
Fem Q Conner
Jacob S. Conner
Cherrytree
Stewart
D. My. McCrea
de Bonis
Marvine L. Stewart
Brushyalley Township
Este Ray
Franklin Sansone
Peter A. Metz
Indiana Boromsi
Fee. Kinter
Siaste G. Elliott
Matthew Elliott
Deca
Dorcas E Kitter
Inex
George T. Kinter
Shelocia Bracough
W& Kinter
Sersnie A
Bann Township
Elke Apple
Apple
M. F. Jamison
A. L. Apple
Telfers
James N. Stewart
Regiéone
Cunningham & Fisher, Attorneys
EcuTors
Henry Miller
Joban Mock
Herlinger
Notore
Jack & Taylor
Hanzak Smith
Armstrong
William T. Bothell
Blic Sale
Mont. Stephens
Perseaml
Hesse
Zule
Gisson
Most
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