Local Notes Include Visitors and Land Leases In Punxsutawney
Mr McCauley of Punxsutawney leased coal lands nearby last week. Verona visitor Jaculy Condron and family are here. James Robinson returned from Leechburg for the winter. Several residents ill or improving. Philadelphia gas firm pays annual rent of 25 cents per acre. School cantata set for February 27 and 28. Various local meetings, funerals, and visits described. County superintendent Hammers to give illustrated lecture February 29 to fund a school library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McCauley
Punxsutawney
Jaculy Condron
Verona
George Condron
James Robinson
Leechburg
Harriet Ritchie
Wheeling
Darton
Kittanning
Wr. Robinson
Clark Kntinson
Pouxsutawney
Philadelphia Gas Complex
I*koGhiss
Annie Elkin
Solomon Conrath
Glen Campbell
E. Williams
Hammers
Revival and social notices from Canoe Ridge area
Mr. Harry Clark remains on the sick list while Elisha Mahan improves from pneumonia. John Bleakney’s sale drew Frank Fry, and John Walker of DuBois visits. Clark Pierce guests with the Stears. Snyder and Ramsey travel to Indiana. Union church revival continues. planing mill under construction by David Hawk and John Pearce. Ice houses filled after cold weather. typhoid present with no recent deaths. McGregor timber lot bought by H. G. Bowers and Wm. Kesslar to start work. Canoe school house entertainment and Saturday institute deemed grand successes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Clark
Frank Fry
John Bleakney
M. E. Church
John Walker
DuBois
Elisha Mahan
Clark Pierce
David Stear
John Snyder
John Ramsey
Indiana
David Hawk
John W. Pearce
H. G. Bowers
Wm. Kesslar
McGregor
Canoe
Institute
Crete Residents Care and Local Movements Report
Crete notes list sick lists and visits as residents T. C. McGaughey and others heal. many travel to Indiana, Apollo, and nearby towns. Announcements include school staffing changes, proposed moves, mill construction, and ongoing church meetings with locals and visiting guests.
Local Notes on Visits Illnesses and Events
Mr John Coy of Allegheny visits daughter Jean. Mrs Mary Bee of Marion Center visits son Howard. Belle Ford's Presbyterian program a financial success. Bertha McKissin improving from tonsillitis. H C Sickenberger slowly recovering from grip. J R Roberts and son Lawrence left for Washington to attend poultry show. Jennie Clark suffering paralysis. Myrtle Johns ill with pneumonia. Sue Mack of Walls visited friends. Thomas Dick buys Nickeless farm and will move in spring. Institute program at Lynn school house on Saturday. Matthew Rankin on sick list. Young people held skating party Monday. Nettie Snyder ill with inflammatory rheumatism. Frank Rankin and Bryan Miller in Indiana. Joseph Peterson ill with heart trouble and dropsy. W S Rankin attended Barclay Elgin funeral near Plumville. David White moved to Blairsville. Charles Brown of Greensburg visiting. Creekside literary society to entertain next Monday. Stella Brown ill and not recovering fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Fulton
Shelocta
Rev. Wilson
Lulu Lytle
Indiana
Agnes Lytle
Samuel Lytle
Mollie
Royden Walker
Thomas Lowman
Lizzie
John O. Campbell
Gilmore Farm
Jacksonville
Thomas Carnahan, Jr
Jones & Devers
Parkwood
A. W. McCracken
Sickenberger
A. Crossman
D. W. Douds
Jers Rodkey
John Flicker
Emma Fleming
Dunlo
Cambria County
Emma Mitchell
Linda Stephens
Pine Flats
Michael Sickenberger
John Coy
Allegheny
Jean
Mary Bee
Marion Center
Howard Bee
Belle Ford
Presbyterian Church
Bertha McKissin
H. C. Sickenberger
J. R. Roberts
Lawrence
Washington, D. C
Myrtle Johns
Sue Mack
Walls
Thos. Dick
Nickeless
Lynn School
Willet
Matthew Rankin
Nettie Snyder
Frank Rankin
Bryan Miller
Joseph Peterson
W. S. Rankin
Barclay Elgin
Plumville
Spring Arrivals Blooming Forth at Local Store
A gala display showcases new dress goods wash materials silks buttons in colorful patterns. The shop promises fair pricing and invites readers to visit or send for orders this week.
Black Goods in Fashion Brightens Dress Patterns
Times note that black dresses suit all ages as fashion shifts to varied mohair weaves. The latest cargo offers new Mohair at 40 cents a yard, a bargain due to rising Mohair prices. Buttons and braid remain popular trims in brass, silver, jet, and pearl, in many sizes.
LACES AND HANDKERCHIEFS PROMOTED IN SALE
Laces this season include Point de Venise and Valenciennes in many styles and prices. SPECIAL a large lot of Valenciennes laces sold by the piece from 16¢ to 25¢. Hankchiefs feature white center with ecru embroidery. SPECIAL 3 ets A large line of hemstitched handkerchiefs usually sold at 5c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valenciennes
Carpet Buying Time Is Almost Here
An ad notes carpet buying season with claims of discounted prices and reliable 40 year reputation. It touts Brussel carpet bargains amid rising prices and promotes in grain wool and heavy ingrain options at 50c, 35c, and 25c. It urges buyers to spend saved dollars wisely and trust the store’s competence.
Trunks and Valises and Muslin Underwear Sale
A local shop introduces a large new line of trunks valises telescopes and dressing suitcases plus ladies muslin underwear. It promotes examining made up goods to save time and money and features a 50 cent night dress. The ad notes agency rights for Indiana for the Eureka Patent Corset Cover with removable Kleinerts dress shields for wash dresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Doctor and local notes from a busy week in town
Doctor A. H. Johnson served as an election inspector. An Institute at Gordon school house drew a large, successful crowd Friday night. Brick works repair progresses with bricks soon to be produced again. Reed’s saw mill moved to W. 8. Lawrence farm for this week’s sawing. New merchants at Parkwood, Carnahan brothers take charge after buying Dever & Jones. West Lebanon Summer School opens April 13 with Prof. Gealey as principal. Advertising on stomach health promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Shaker Digestive Cordial with sample bottles at 10 cents. Laxol recommended for children. Baptist Anniversary at Portland Oregon offers railway excursion tickets with solid vestibuled, electric-lighted trains via Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul lines. George Risinger and T. F. Anthony advertise groceries and postmaster endorsements. Mystic Cure for Rheumatism praised by ex-postmaster of Promise City. sold by local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. 5. Bennett
Allegheny City
Reed
W. 8. Lawrence Farm
Portland
Chicago, Milwaukee
John R. Pott
Williamsport
United States
Canada
Grand Opening of Indiana Bar Gain Store Room
The article announces a large new room at Indiana’s Bar gain store ready to receive stock. Proprietor J R Stumpf is in New York seeking bargains to fill the space. Grand opening next week invites all, with bargains and ample display room at the Apple Block near American House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
J. R. Stumpf
New York
J.R. Stumpr & Son
Groceries Confectionery Tobacco Tobacco and Cigar Line
See our line of groceries confectionery tobacco and cigars. George Risinger Sixth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Risinger
Sixth Street
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C. C. Laney
Apollo
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W. B. Ray
Clarksburg
T. M. Carson
Lytle Literary Society
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Dr. Knowlton
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N. T. Hildebrand
H. T. Keign
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Hood
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Promise City
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G W McHenry
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