Local Notes Share Visits, Trades, and Health Updates
Local correspondence reports Miss Maude Milliken visiting her parents in Pitcairn while suffering typhoid fever. Other items note Robert Liggett still confined with a sprained ankle, a sleighing party at Robert Hood's in Westmoreland, and job moves among area workers. South Bend features include visits, a patriotic drill, and proceeds of 700 for singing books. Pine Flats, Creekside, and Smicksburg sections list multiple residents with illnesses, visits, and travel, plus community events and church meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Kk
Greensburg
Wal. Ligget
Thomas Campbell
Johnstown
Local Notes and Visits From the Area
James Walker a grip surfer. Mrs Peter Washington visiting daughter in Pittsburg. Hugh Brandon and family of Ambrose and Wm Stahl and family of Marion Center called at Caleb Snyder’s Saturday. Walt Kinter returns home after visiting relatives in Jefferson county. Mabel Kinter is ill. Wm Weiss and family visited A J Pinar near Onberg. M T Rankin held a carpet stitching fair Friday. The Eli Bair family suffer from scarlet fever.
Local residents host many guests across Buffington area
Mrs Richard Rager family and Miss Sadie Rager of Buffington were guests of Mr and Mrs Jacob Brown on Thursday and Friday. Several others visited or were visiting relatives including Harry Uncepher and mother of Morrellville with Mr and Mrs James Conrad, David Artemus of Nantyglo on business, Samuel J Mardis of Dilltown with Sanford, Geo W Duncan of Morrellville visiting, Mia H Roberts of Grisemore with B S Dill, Jennie Hull of Gricemore with sister Mica Hull and Mrs John Graham, Henderson Bracken of Nipton with Grant Ormer, John Widdowson of Dixonville with Dr M B Shultz, and G F McCraerie surveying for the Orner brothers who fell into three feet of water crossing ice. Nicholas Cameron secured a position on surveying cars for an electric road from Wintondale to Buffington. William Stewart returned from Blair County. Stewart Graham and Mrs Wm Hill visited Homer City. George Lurger and Joe Coy employed at McKane chemical works are home on vacation. Rev Harry Mask of Pittsburgh preached at the Presbyterian church Friday evening. Rev Cogley conducting protrected meetings at Deckers Point. Myrtle Shields on the kick list. Freak Ravkin and wife of Five Points with Preble Miller and sister Rebecca stayed Wednesday night at A T Simson's. Miss Jenie Gourley visited J A Snyder's on Wednesday. Mrs Samuel Beck on sick list. Jas Simson and wife at Hamill on Tuesday. Mrs Henry Friar ill at home of her son Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Rager
Sadie Rager
Buffington
Jacob Brown
Harry Uncepher
Morrellville
James Conrad
David Artemus
Nantyglo
Samuel J. Mardis
Dilltown
Sanford
Geo. W. Duncan
Mia. H. Roberts
Grisemore
B.S. Dill and
Jennie Hull
Gricemore
Mica Gertrude Hull
John Graham
Henderson Bracken
Nipton
Grant Ormer
John Widdowson
Dixonville
M. B. Shultz
G. F. McCraerie
Orner Brothers
Wicholas Cameron
Blacklick
Wintondale
William Stewart
Blair County
Stewart Graham
Wm. Hill
Sim Stahl
Homer City
Sabbath
Covode
George Lurger
Joe Coy
Chemical
McKane
Harry Mask
Pittsburg
Presbyterian Church
Cogley
Deckers Point
Mire Myrtle Shields
Freak Ravkin
Preble Miller
Rebecca
A. T. Simson
Jenie Gourley
J. A. Snyder
Saruel Beck
Jas. Simson
Weil
Hamill
Henry Friar
Martin
Local residents on visits and small gatherings across towns
Marchand and daughter Martha visit George Moots while others attend gatherings in adrien and Perry Wingert. Leonard Steffy plans to rexorm for hire, Wingert sister entertains Sabbath guests, and ladies sew carpet rags. Plumville notes include Huffman returning from Valencia and Bowser’s Jacksonville trip along with several visits and a singing school beginning March 4. Statements list visitors from Derry McKeesport Punxsutawney and others with minor health note on Mrs Harbison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchand
Charlie Sherman
Martha
Adrien
George Moot
Perry Wingert
Leonard Steffy
Will Rexorm
Wingert Epert
Yatesboro
W. M. Mottern
Plumville
Peak Post Office Opens in Cherryhill Township
Store News from Pikes Peak reports Peak postoffice in Cherryhill township with postmaster Robert Dinwiddie introducing cash sales after March 1, 1901 and promising low prices. Also notes Rev Anna Howard Shaw's lecture in Indiana to aid WCTU and reports on Mr Rugh, a prominent shipper from Greeley, Colorado, plus a note on The Seechburg Advance changing hands and Corn Hill’s local paper PROGRESS wishes.
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Pikes Peak
Cherryhill
Peak
Robert Dinwiddie
Dinwiddie
Rugh
Greeley
Col
Brushvalley Township
Western Grocer
Denver
Colorado
C. Rugh
Potato Land Union
Seechburg Advance
D.K. Hill
Edi
Burg
Advance Publishing
Corn Hill
Progress
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Huff
South Bend
Clark Wherry
Suterville
M N. Wherry
Joseph King
Ohio
Myrtle Rupert
King
Louisa King
Wil King
Harry Smith
France‘ Place
Mra
J. F. Alshouse
Vergie and
Neilie
Charlotte ' Ls House
Dan’! Long of
Elderton
J. N. Weaver
Penn Hun
Lowry Cameron
KE. B. Widdowson
J. M. Gibson
Milton
D. C. H Wolfe
Laura Fyock
Agnes
Richard Basdorf
John Groft
Diamondville
W. H. H. Adams
Viola Frantz
Buffington Township
Dodd
D. H. Wiliams
Pine Flats
Creekside
George Cravener
Shelocta
McFeaters
Howard Lydie
Indiana
Clara Gibson
Andrew Jewart
Lou Cramer
Misa Mabel Drummond
John Frech
Vernis Carnahan
Mor. Greer
Graceton
Georgeville
James Nichol
Harrisburg
John
Lewis
Smicksburg
Wm. Kinter
Big Run
Fred Sloniger
Martin Simpson
Hdna
C. W. Bellamy
Burlington
T. E. Hildebrand
W. L Moore
M. G. Miller
Blairsville
Gertrude
Emma Glass
Bedford
Mra Link Gibson
Wm. Morris
James Sours
Frank Altimus
Frank Williams
Dunlo
Ed Widdowson
John Holmes
Wm. McGoy
Virgie
Will Morris
Leard
Haze Williams
Will
Lizzie Huston
Kenwood
Alonzo Sides
George Sours
J. M. Getty
A. B. Griffith
Penn Run
Seaton
Sheppard Berkey
Ligonier
Rebecca Hammond
Blairaville
J.J. Davis
Pitsburg
C. M. Neal
Punxsutawney
Romulus Stiteler
DuBois
Mary Neff
Panxsutawney
R.O Robinson
M.D. Crawford
Mt. Jewett
Bertha Butler
Francis Elkin
4. R. Brown
J. B. Weir
Kittanning
Marion Center
Marshall House
Blaucklice
J. Brandon
D. E. Thompson
Inlaw
Haary Lickert
Miss Grace Palmer
Grace
Ben Pittman
Brushvalley
Cal Gerhard
Sam McWilliams
Mr McWilliams
Dave Fleck
East Wheatfield
Wilson
Latrobe
Wm. Campbell
Leate
Nellie van Horn
Artemus
Strongstown
G. F Dick
Carrie Merriman
William
Allegheny
Daniel Tinkcom
J. J. Hutchison
Arthur Sutton
Som
Kenneth
J.L. McGaughey
Chester L. Uncapher
Sarah Davis
Margaret Stevenson
Braddock
Annie Abel
Paul McGaughey
Minnie Peddicord
McChegney Anderson
Harry Lowry
White Township
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Soe
O. K
Smyrna
MATS
Kaskoi Smyrna
Ingrain Drouggeta
Sweeperettes
FURS
Alaskas
Victor
Harry Walker
Derry
Lizzie Wiggins
L. Wiggins
McKeesport
W. B. Lowman
James Speedy
Advance
Walter St. Clair
James
Tidal Wave
David Ellis & Sons
Wallace
Wallace Dry Goods Company
J.c.wallace& Son, Proprietors
Philadelphia Street
Indiana, Pa
MacNeel’s
Philadelpha St
Armour
Gabriel Triat & Co
France
Ira A. Myers
The
City Grocery
Anna Howard Shaw
John M. Kerr
Armatrong
Maud
D. Devlin
Sont
Armastrong
James H. Fleming
Vernie O. Conner
Washington
Austin
Smail
Eva Rhodes
Merton Roland
Rosa ‘Linsenbigler
Bendisaz
Blaine J. Wegley
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