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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1901
Page
5
Charles Hunter, a former Kent resident, visits friends in Kent. Mrs Anna Knagenamith from Sconsdale brings her mother Eliza Ferguson to Jacksonville. The community notes four undertakers in Jacksonville this winter and social visits from several locals including Rev Donds and Miss Wells from Plumville.
A testimonial style ad urges parents to use Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil to nourish a starving infant. It emphasizes dimples and joy fading to hollows, appeals to quick action, and offers free samples from Scott Bowne, chemists, with prices at 50 cents and 1 dollar.
Henry A. Honk of Purchase Lime and Earl Dinwiddie visited towns while County Superintendent J T Sewart called on schools. Birth announced for Austin Davis's daughter on January 21. A series of church services, entertainments, and meetings occur in Nebo and surrounding towns with many residents listed as visiting, ill, or traveling.
Blacklice and Os Panmer visit, plus many neighbors from Blairsville Allegheny Latrobe and Homer City appear in a week of calls. social calls include J J Palmer ill J P Klingenemith Blairsville, Nancy Fry sick list, Mae Crosatt and Emma McKelvey visits, and multiple trips to Indiana Greensburg and Greensburg area.
Leroy Longigil suffers pneumonia and Martin Rising is taken to a hospital for an operation. Visitors include John Elwood of Pine Flats and Levi Houk’s family from Onberg. Several locals, including J M Ray’s guests and James Rising with a grip, attended events. horse lost to lockjaw. Frantz builds platform scales. 175 votes cast in township officer nomination.
LEAED. E O Neill confined to his room with illness. Our school progresses with Cicero Barnett as teacher. Will Nickenberger of Dunlo visiting his father Sickenberger. Berd Siverd ill with grip. Miss Elsie Sickenberger visited Cockport. A number of our town's youth attended the pie social at Taylorville. A teacher and pupils suffer from lung trouble and grip. Charles Hadden recovering from typhoid fever and back at school. James McCoy visited the county fair. J Siverd and C M E Barrett attended the Cookport institute. Martha Harbison of Salinburg visited her mother. James Speedy to finish sawing, then move to Sell farm. Mr and Mrs RB Fleming guests of daughter Mrs Wellington Campbell of Braddock. John Thomas and family at Mrs Thomas's mother Mrs McGura's birthday in Chambersville. Armstrong township teachers plan next institute at our school Friday and Saturday. GILPIN. Mrs H K Shielda ill with rheumatism but improving. Wm Hoover of Atwood visiting aunt Mrs W G Bryan. Mrs J B McGara of Punxsutawney visiting her parents. Miss Mabel Drummond of Indiana visiting uncle D L Frech. Miss Della Boucher of Dixonville visiting sister Mrs J L Way. SAMPLE RUN. Rev Stickley of Pine Flatte expected to preach next Sabbath starting a continued meeting. Heater Howearth and son visiting Homer City. Wm Kephart planning trip to Maryland. Johnston Moorhead and John McGuire harvested ice. Harrison Pott of Penn Row started a huckster wagon through the section. Carpet samples opportunity at Jno F Steving Second Floor Winner Building Opposite Postoffice.
Local retailer Pennington's slashes men’s suits and overcoats with prices dropping to five, seven fifty, ten, twelve, and twenty dollars. Readers advised to visit for bargain buys on a broad range of styles and sizes while stock lasts.
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