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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1901
Page
4
The Republican County Committee will meet in the Grand Jury Room of the Court House on Monday February 4 1901 at 2 00 pm to fix a date for the primary election and to transact other business as needed. Bs order of Gro J Fert Chairman County Committee.
A rounded list notes visits and callers across Indiana, Latrobe, Purchase Line, Greensburg, Blairsville, and nearby towns. Names include T B Hargrave, Charles Able, J W McKnight, W L Thomas, EB Breck, George Snyder, C S Nelson, Warren Kline, W P Schell, Samuel Aice, John Malcolm, Miss Eda Nichel, Mrs Sarah Lytle, L H McLeister, Miss Mary Emmann, Zella Alwine, George Row, Mrs Harvey Hildebrand, Mrs Albert Leigh, Daniel Sexton, Edward Empfield, and others. Also mentioned is a local fire and funeral context.
Real estate transfers list numerous lot and acre transfers across Indiana County to various buyers for small sums, including properties in West Wheatfield Conemaugh Blairsville and Center. The post office will close Sundays 5 to 7 pm, reducing Sunday service for tramps despite long weekday hours. A. Suarra, P. M. Fox SALE on Rent Seven room house and lot on Oak Street No. 437. Brick wash house good stable good fruit. ANDREW GAILEY
A teachers institute program is set for Hesbon Schoolhome Brushvalley township on Saturday February 16 The afternoon session features H W Overdorff L E Deemer topics on grammar teaching etiquette and a visit to an ideal school The evening session covers arithmetic primary fractions ethics and a debate on the value of thought versus action J B Simons invites all friends of education plus a real estate notice for a Third ward building lot by Edward Rowe
In Indiana county a letter argues against a county poor farm, condemning reliance on the poorhouse as harsh and wasteful. It urges compassion for the aged and needy, warns against political graft and debt, and calls to kill the poorhouse project for financial and moral reasons.
Miss Elda Findley near Cramer suffers a severe quinsy attack while William Griffith, a popular teacher, cannot teach due to grip. Miss Eva Cramer of Braddock visits grandparents Frederick Brantlinger of Cramer. Cramer Epworth League election to be held tonight. Mrs John Stiles near Cramer is seriously ill. Archibald Hetrick of Braddock visiting local friends. Mr Winn of Polar Creamery Lafayette, Ind. was in town on business Monday. David Dunn, mine boss for Johnstown Coal, spent Sabbath with his mother at Windber. J H Myers spent Sunday at Johnstown with Rev Frank Myers, seriously ill with pneumonia. Samuel Carpenter will have a sale next month. Henry Airgod to take charge of his farm. J T Jamigan busy cutting timber. Mr and Mrs J A McLean and son Don visited near Plumville Wednesday. A telephone line between Punxsutawney and Gastown under construction. Miss Melie Frick called on friends here Saturday. Clair Mitchell visited Newville last week. Misses Bertha and Carrie Orr, Edward Stewert, and Faith and wife entertained by Thomas and Wm Groden last week. Charles Porter of Pitcairn called on friends here last week. Behind a New Counter Joseph T Ray is the new clerk at Eupfield's grocery. Mr Ray formerly employed at Thomas Sutton's.
The store offers jackets once priced at $1000 now at half price $5.00 with varied shades and superior linings. $8.00 garments reduced to $4.00 for style quality and fit. Shirts sizes 34 to 42 and drawers 30 to 40 listed, now at 50 cents to one half price.
The listing sells the complete lot of corsets priced at 300 and 2.50 and 2.00 and Flexibone Corsets in black or drab. A second lot offers odd and end corsets priced at 1.00 each, sizes 18 to 30, in black or drab at 50 cents.
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