Local notices and social updates from the community
Names and brief notes from residents: M Potts ill with catarrh of the through, Thad C Work and family in Indiana on business, Alsieder in Indiana last Friday, Miss Annie Jefiries traveling Friday for Pinsbury, J T Hurd a candidate for Justice of the Peace, Chas Shermer visiting Marion Center, Wilken Gardner in Grant township ill, W O Krytzer at county seat gathering evidence, Dr Simesier displays valuable fish, Richmond Council Jr O U A M installed officers with Potts as V C and other names listed for offices and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dros. Alsieder
Indiana
Annie Jefiries
Pinsbury
J.T. Hurd
Justice of the Peace
Chas. Shermer
Marion Center
David Rees
Wilken Gardner
Grant Township
O W. Krytzer
East Mahoning
D. Ritten- Bouse
AL H Secv
BR. J. Richardson
R. Reev
George Jr. Jeffries
George Emerick
Br. C
A. W. Jeffries
Asler
Ward
T. C. Work
L A. Work
D. J. Pollock
P.C. Pierce
Local notes from Cookport and district scene
A. J. Cook remains confined to bed as the M P church quarterly meeting proceeds with large attendance. Iain and Thomas Douglass finish their timber tract. Joseph Hines wife and daughter Alta visit with friends on Sabbath. Claude Bourke secured a mine position in Oumbria. David Wilt to move to his firm next week. Indiana visitors including W T Wilson and S Gibson. John A Lear opening a coal mine near Cookport with a new tipple planned for loading cars. Dr McMillen from Dixonville reports everything lovely except the contest which he deems a failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Cook
Iain
Thomas Douglass
Joseph Hines
Daugher Alta
Claude Bourke
Oumbria
David Wilt
M. P
Indiana
Cookport
W. T. Wilson
8. S. Gibson
John A. Lear
Dr. McMillen
Dixonville
Local visitors and social notes fill the week
W C Sprankle visits friends while J L Dilts and family spend Sabbath at Walter. Neals and Grace travel to Indiana last Saturday. Jacob Coon of Horatio, and Elias Weaver of Pine Run visit R A Reese. Knights of the Golden Eagle from Punxsutawney visit. Teachers institute postponed due to sickness. Serious illness of Thomas Cathcart. Community gatherings feature fiddles and organ by Girod and Lowman. Local miners busy earthing the Gack diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal
Grace
Indiana
Jacob Coon
Horatio
Elias Weaver
Pine Run
R. A. Reese
Leon Hoffman
Clel. Spencer
Punxsutawney
Annie Dilts
Whitesville
J. L. Dilts
Thomas
Douthitt
Clayville
T. S. Whitaker's
Georgeville
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Punxentawney
Order
Thomas Cathcart
Jerry Keith
Chas
Abraham Girod
Meows
Adam Gidee
George Lowman
Local revival and social notes from Plumville area
A gathering at Chas Hileman’s home and sled parties at G T McCrea’s home reflect community social life. Free Methodist meetings grow with fifteen ministers and many ladies aiding. Minor injuries from a sled accident near Homer City. multiple local residents listed as sick. school attendance down due to illness. fire engine shed questioned. A Sharpsburg party visited Marion Center for supper and a Lewis Hall dance. Revival services continue at Ambrose Baptist Church led by evangelist Rev Roumine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsburg
Marion Center
City Hotel
Lewis’ Hall
Ambrose Baptist Church
Roumine
Local Visitors and Notable Ohions in Braddock Area
Fred Brentlinger visits Braddock while Mr Ellen Johns remains in precarious condition after a Monday paralytic stroke. Visitors include Miss Mattie Griffith and Master Tom Griffith of Indiana and Miss Landin with Miss Newman of Morrellville. Rev Hamilton of New Florence preached at the M E church on Sunday. Additional notes report Charles Plummer’s wood cabin burned Monday night and George Kennedy buried at East Mahoning cemetery after last week’s fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brentlinger
Braddock
Ellen Johns
Mattie
Tom Griffith
Indiana
Rev. Hamilton
New Florence
M. E
Miss Landin
Miss Newman
Morrellville
Joseph Cramer
Charles Plummer
Local social notes and business trips in Blairsville Greensburg area
Port Kier visits Pittsburg this week. Messrs Jacob and Robert Nesbitt were in Blairsville on business last week. Oil found at 1500 feet on John Dunlap farm. Young folks attended a Greensburg party Thursday night. Jacob Nesbit and wife hosted friends Thursday evening. Misses Lizzie and Ollie M Wolfe of Livermore visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Nesbits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Kier
Pittsburg
Jacob
Robert Nesbitt
Blairsville
John Dunlap
Greensburg
Jacob Nesbit
Lizzie
Ollie M Wolfe
Livermore
Jacob Nesbits
Homer City Incubator adds two workers and local events
Mr W J Calhoun of Shelocta made a business trip to Homer last week. The Homer City Incubator Company added two new men. Miss Lillian McMillin returned from Salisbury after a two week visit. Miss McCord of Allegheny visits Miss Minnie English. Two sled loads of Homer school pupils attended a literary society at Mahan school Friday. Geo Hoover of Phillipsburg and John Sutton of Indiana visit to discuss Hughes Guthrie Lumber Co. A musical treat by the Spanish Troubadors at St Clair's Hall Thursday, with admission 15 and 25 cents. Mrs Martha Blakely ill with pneumonia. Miss Theresa Beale of Natrona visited here last week. John Cochran family of Kent visited. I J Warner and J T Henry at Elderton Sunday. James Ramsey nursing a sore foot from coal injury. Joseph Campbell and sisters hosted Indiana friends. Metzgar, Ray and Foutz on business trip to Conemaugh Twp Friday. Parkwood to run a select school starting April 15 with J T Henry in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pew
Geo
Irwin's
Cora Black
Brents
Indiana
John Stear
Chambersville
John McIntire
West
Wm. Elkin
Tattshurs
H. Barrett
Carroll
M. E
D. B. Townsend
South Bend
Kelley
Manor
Littell
Shelocta
Elderton
W. J. Calhoun
Homer
Homer City
Lillian McMillin
Salisbury
Literary Society
Mahan School
Messrs. Geo. Hoover
Phillipsburg
Center County
John Sutton
Hughes- Guthrie Lumber Company
St. Clair’s Hall
Erodelphian Literary Society
Normal School
Martha Blakely
Theresa Beale
Natrona
John Cochran
Kent
Messrs
I. J. Warner
J. T. Henry
James Ramsey
Joseph Campbell
F. Metzgar
Leslie Ray
Harry Foutz
Conemaugh Township
Parkwood
Sled load of youths from Dilltown to Mechanicsburg attend services
A group of young people traveled from Dilltown to Mechanicsburg last Saturday night to attend Free Methodist church services and reported a good time with a cold trip. Mrs. Clara B. Stewart of Blacklick township Cambria county died January 17 at 25 from consumption. She was the daughter of Mrs. Nancy Allison of Buffington township and wife of James C. Stewart, leaving five children. She belonged to East Union U P church and was buried in the East Union church graveyard on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilltown
Mechanicsburg
Free Methodist Church
Clara B. Stewart
James C. Stewart
Blacklick Township
Cambria County
Nancy Allison
Buffington Township
East Union U. P. Church
East Union U. P
Hartman school adopts death resolutions for George Kenney
Resolutions from Hartman school Grant township honor George Kenney who died January 17 1895. They express sorrow at his loss and note his kindness and genial disposition. The school resolves to submit the notice to county papers and send a copy to the deceased's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kenney
Hartman
Grant Township
Society of the Redeemed
Farm Journal ends run with promotions for readers
The Farm Journal long running monthly paper edited by Wilmore Atkinson ends its issue. It boasts over 200000 subscribers and wide circulation from Maine to Texas. A notice promotes free samples, prices, arrears requests, and special offers to PROGRESS readers in Indiana Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Journal
Wilmore Atkinson
Maine
Washington
Michigan
Texas
Philadelphia
Progress
Indiana
Horse dies of colic after visit to Glen Campbell livery
Irwin Sawyer and William Sanders of Glen Campbell drove to town Saturday evening and left their horse at Jamison's livery. The horse grew violently sick and died of colic. The animal belonged to Mr. Sawyer. Samuel Sofethens, son of Commissioner McElh, assists the commissioners in making the assessment books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Irwin Sawyer
Wm.Sanders
Glen Campbell
Jamison
Sawyer
Samuel Sofethens
McElh
Farm Journal of Philadelphia offers farm guidance and ads
The Farm Journal of Philadelphia portrays itself as a leading monthly farm paper with wide subscriber reach from Maine to Washington and Michigan to Texas. It emphasizes practical content for stock raising, orchard, dairy, garden, poultry, and home life, plus boys and girls topics, with a 50 cent annual subscription and deals for new subscribers through The Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Farm Journal of
Philadelphia
United States
Maine
Washington
Michigan
Texas
Progress
Farm Journal
Progress and Farm Journal
Proaress
Indiana
Undertaker Mr W H Clark Buys New Hearse
Miss Aggie Guenhizer of Johnstown and Mrs J J Hutchinson joined a group from East Wheatfield for a sleighing outing. Teachers plan an institute at Tomb school house on Saturday January 26 inviting all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Clark
Aggie Guenhizer
Johnstown
J. J.utchinson
East Wheatfield Township
Sone Ae
Eect Bi
Writ of partition inquisition set for February 8 1895
Announcement by Sheriff D C Mack that an inquisition will be held on the premises described to determine if the property can be divided without damage or to value and appraise it. Friday February 8, 1895 at 10:00 a.m. Attendance requested by interested parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Indiana
Said County
Harry White
J. R. Stewart
Washington
Jas. Stewart
Julia A. Stewart
John Stewart
Washington Township
M. C. Stewart
Sarah E. Stewart
A. A. Johnston
Burrell Towship
William Stewart
Said James
James Stewart
el Paso County
Col
Margaret
Elizabeth B
Bettinger
Osage County
Kansas
Sarah E. Johnston
Dee
M.C. Stewart
John Paul Sloan
Pennsylvania
John Biysstone
Jacob Clower
M. T. Rankin
Bryan McSweeney
Samuel Brown
Julian Stewart
Orphans’ Court
Esquire
Iaid Court
A. D
James McGregor
Norier
Executor's Notice for Robert Jordan Estate
John P. Elkin attorney presents Fe XEecTor s Notice granting letters testamentary to G. M. Weaver executor. All indebted parties must pay promptly and all claims against the estate must be presented duly authenticated for settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Brown
White Township
Findiana County
Lucinda Armstrong
Robert Jordan
North Mahoning
G. M. Weaver
We Have It At The 5 and 10 Cent Store Indiana
We offer China glassware lamps and teens ware in good supply at low prices to meet dull times. Prices are 80 low and you can buy more goods for a dollar now than ever before. Special low prices on everything aim to make the dull months the busiest of the year. Call and see what we have to offer at 5 and 10 Cent Store Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Hendrickson
Trenton
N.J
Valencia
Eax
Minnesota
Cleveland
Johnstown
Pittsburg
Indiana County
Frank Douglass Announces Spring Shoe Sale Prices
Did You Vote 13 Ibs good Yellow Dried Peaches 13 Ibs Dried Peas 20 Ibs Granulated Sugar 25 Ibs Strictly Pure Orleans Sugar 14 Ibs Choice Head Carolina Rice 5 Ibs Plug Tobacco 44 Ibs Good Standard Brand Roast Coffee 5 Iris Green Tea 100 One Pint Tin Cups Also shoes for quick sale 2, 3 and 3 sizes offered to clear spring stock Call early for bargains Respectfully Frank Douglass
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orleans
Frank Douglass
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