Local notes from Penn Bune and surrounding towns
Local correspondence lists residents traveling for visits and work, including Cora McFeaters in Tyrone, Etta Fetterman returning to Barnesboro, and Harry Decker to Gettysburg. It also notes health updates, school events, institute at Rich Hill, and local industry moves like the Diamond coal drill transfer, with brief mentions of illness and employment changes. Electric Bitters advertised as a health aid for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Bun
Cora McFeaters
Tyrone
Thomas
Etta Fetterman
Barnesboro
Harry Decker
Gettysburg
Rev. Baumgardner
Harry Cameron
Vandergrift
Frank Stephena
Dresser
Johnstown
Josiah Lydick
J. C. Coy
Allegheny
Hotel Lydick
Cora Stephens
Institute
Dixonville
Elizabeth Fryock
Archie
Rich Hill
James Wiggins
White Township
W. H. H. Adame
Alice Paul
Pittsburg
Vernon McFeaters
Frank Adams
Harry Winner
Brushvalley Visitors and Local Meetings Report
Pittsburg visitors include Marlin Altemas and Bert Findley visiting local parents. People from Wheeling, Scottdale, Falls Creek, and Indiana spend time with relatives here. Rev. Snyder to begin Lutheran church meetings Thursday night. Continuous social rounds and travel notes mark the week.
Dixonville and Area Notes on Local People and Visits
Dixonville reports a range of social notes including trips to the county seat by L Buchanan and visits by Miss Nichol to her home near Purchase Line. Local schooling inquiry shows a weak institute turnout with only three teachers present. Several residents travel to Barnesboro and Punxsutawney for work or shopping. Indiana guests Bert Bennett and Eddie Bennett are mentioned, and local families host visitors and attend community events such as a taffy-pulling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vw. L. Buchanan
Nichol
E. A. Kirkland
Purchase Line
Ben and
Joe Clawson
Indiana
Mr. Friedman
Canton
Dixonville House
T. A. Gilhhouser
Barnes
Frank Hess
Punxsutawney
D. W. McMillen
Barnesboro
J. H. Baker
Local Notes Roll Through Town In Brief
Robert McNeilly shipped two cows to Pittsburg on Friday. Archibald McCurdy visits friends nearby. W L Davis resigns as India school teacher for Morrellville. John Bowser fills Garfield vacancy. Teachers treat scholars kindly. Mrs. Samuel McChain suffers pneumonia. New Florence creamery stockholders plan winter operation. Ray Alexandria teaches in Derry township spends vacation with parents. Pittsburg company seeks coal land lease at twenty dollars per acre. Mrs. Fleming visits friends in Pittsburg. Calvert school literary meets every other Friday. next Jan 12. Young ladies serve cold supper at Rev S M Black's home. Willet students Clyde Seanor and Jay Henderson to Elderton Academies. Methodist church entertainment shows careful prep. Edith Gaily visits Mrs J P Lytle. Miss Wood of Blairsville visits John Miller. Carry Sharpe and Mollie Rankin in Plumville. Rev Schmucker holds meetings at St Johns near Plumville, will begin at Willet next week. Mrs Lukehart of DuBois visits with David Clowes family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HUFF
Robert McNeilly
Pittsburg
Archibald McCurdy
W. L. Davis
Morrellville
John Bowser
Garfield
Samuel McChain
New Florence
Ray Alexandria
Derry Township
Fleming
Calvert School
Willet
Clyde Seanor
Jay Henderson
Elderton
Aca
Emes
Methodist Church
Edith Gaily
J. P. Lytle
Miss Wood
Blairsville
John Miller
Carry Sharpe
Mollie Rankin
Plumville
Schmucker
St. Johns
Bismarck's Iron Nerve and New Life Pills Claim
Continued on Eighth Page. Bismarck's Iron Nerve Was the result of his splendid health. In domitable will and tremendous energy are not found where stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels are out of order. If you want these qualities and the success they bring, use Dr. King's New Life Pills. They develop every power of brain and body. Only 25 cents at the drug stores of T. E. Hildebrand, Indiana, W. J. Moore, Homer City, MG Miller, Blairsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.E. Hildebrand
Indiana
W. I. Moore
Homer City
M.G. Miller
Blairsville
Bismarck
Dr. King
T. E. Hildebrand
W. J. Moore
MG Miller
Johnston’s restaurant to serve chicken and waffles next Saturday
Mr. Thomas Johnston has opened a restaurant at 709 Philadelphia Street. He will serve chicken and waffles next Saturday evening and offers shell oysters in every style with special attention to family orders. Sandwiches and hot coffee will be served at all hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Johnston
Philadelphia , Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kellar Harris
Royal Baking Powder CO
New York
Marlin Altemas
George Dik
Mary Allen
Wilkinsburg
Bert Findley
Turtle Creek
Albert Evans
Derry
Nannie Mack
Cephas
Wheeling
W. Va
Marion Center
Will Wetzel
Scottdale
Howard Bee
Dr. Dodson
Ernest McGregor
Maud Meanor
Guy Hastings
Falls Creek
David McAlister
West Virginia
East Pike
Eddie Bennett
Bertie Bennett
Bert Holsopole
Eli Johnson
Mr. Orr
Pearl
Harry Bennett
John Bennett
As, Co
Steving & Sloan
Burniture, Carpets
Undertakings Telephone
Penn
Stamps Big Bargain Department Stores
Noth
Boye
Stumpf
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