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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1895

Page

5

Local Notes From Smicksburg And Surrounding Towns

Local correspondence covers residents touring and visiting distant towns, school board decisions on slackboards and teacher elections, lectures by Rev S G Wilson, summer school closing, and preparations for C E convention in Homer City. It notes log drives after showers, various social gatherings, guests from Pittsburg and Allegheny, and upcoming events including a ballgame and nightly preaching at Buchanan schoolhouse. Also mentions stores selling patent leather shoes at four and five dollars.

Local notes on recent events and business in town

Frank Carman plans to open a feed store this month. Andrew Buterhaugh’s young son has recovered from typhoid fever. Mrs. J A Wheeler has suffered cramps for two weeks, serious condition. The Fourth passed quietly with an industrial parade from Spangler and a fireworks display at the Commercial Hotel. Dr J B Miller recalls an expensive Fourth after his horse died of colic near Glen Campbell. Barneshboro Planing Mill Company, including Hines Ritter and Johnston, completed a large new mill building to start this month and will produce doors, sash, frames and other materials, aiming to be a leading mill in the region.

Andrew Buterhaugh J. A. Wheeler Spangler Miller Glen Campbell Barneshboro Planing Mill Company Messrs. Jos. Hines Mitchell’s Mills J. D. Ritter C. C. Johnston

Community Notes From Local Church and School

J N Boozer remains sick with nervous trouble. Mrs J O and daughter reside with her. Mrs Ave Fuller is seriously ill. A Fourth of July gathering at Glen Campbell reports a good life. Wilkin Newman near town recovering from typhoid fever. Gaur Twisd grows in membership. music planned. Miss Lovi Kollbipp Emma Wingert Floradre and Dora Moot enjoyed a quiet Fourth. The Gorstians supported Rev Boozer last Saturday. band music praised. WC View family moved to Punxsutawney for clerk job in gas office. United Evangelical Church work progresses. expected to be finest in county. Marchand ladies host ice cream festival and pie social in the grove on Thursday July 11. proceeds for church benefit. All invited.

Boozer Nervate Tie Hile J. O Ave Fuller Glen Campbell Gaur Twisd Lovi Kollbipp Emma Wingert Floradre Dora Moot WC. View Punxsitavnes United Evangelical Church Pacaressineg Ladies of Marchand

Local Notes and Visitors Amid Busy Week

Local items recall Prof Sohnsen leaving Saturday morning and Mr Gutron Waugerman mourning two children from cholera last week. Mrs Jor J C Miller of Jeannette visits her parents while the Chavis family contemplates a move to Duncanville this week. View Davis finishes a spacious room on Prent Street, enhancing the old building site. Reported visitors include We Lethe Ed Weamer Ebensburg Pry and Ed Woods Patchinv ille G Notley Hastings and Cleat Shaetia Fallen Timber. Kate Weaser returns from Indiana with Milton McCreery of McKeesport and Mrs Fler Weaver, sister to McCreery, observed as a graduate. Elsick returns from Westmere. Ehvick and W H Frank visit Livermore. S G McComb of Steubenville vacationing with his mother. Lewissville hall club defeats Liveenine on July 4 by 14 to 10. Others attend Conemaugh festival on July 4. Miss Alice Maffdet of Caskeville is home. Mrs Abbie HL Carr and Miss Sorg Wineman depart for Jonestown. Peed Spall of Leechburg visits friends here last week.

Sohnsen Gutron Waugerman Intun Jor. J.C. Miller Jeannette Er Perents L. M. Chavis Atanner ‘Thompson Lilly Station Duncansvile View Davis Prent Street Weamer Ebenslane Wk Pry Woods Patchinville G. Notley Hastings Cleat Shaetia Kate Weaser Indiana Nevo i Oniee Milton McCreery McKeesper Fler Weaver We Oocouns McCreery Waed Odober Ho Elsick Wiestmeree County Ehvick W. H. Frank Livermore SG. McComb Steubenville Lewissile Hall Club Liveenine Nen Segre Conemaugh

Ridgeview camp meeting tickets to Millwood announced

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company offers round trip tickets from all stations on the Pittsburg Division Southwest Pennsylvania Branch and Western Pennsylvania Division east of Freeport to Millwood for the Ridgeview camp meeting July 5 to 15. Tickets sold July 2 to 13 are valid for return until July 17 with reduced rates and special train information available at the ticket office.

Millwood Pennsylvania Railroad Company Pittsburg Southwest Pennsylvania Branch Western Pennsylvania Freeport

Bucknell University listed as investment of nearly one million

The notice cites John Howard Harris as president and lists Bucknell University with four courses of study and music, along with an academy for boys and a Ladies Institute. It directs readers to obtain the catalogue from W. C. Gretzinger in Nevistra Lewisburg Pa, dated July 5.

Bucknell University John Howard Harris President College Academy Ladies’ Institute School of Music W. C. Gretzinger Nevistra Lewisburg

Chilean cabinet reigned and scattered brief items

Brief items report Latham’s arrest in Louisville for debt, six eloping couples wed in Jeffersonville, seven women and three men rescued from surf in Atlantic City, and nine people sickened by poison in Terre Haute. Other notes cover cocoa, crimes, and international events with terse, incident-focused wording.

Latham Louisville Jeffersonville Ind Atlanta City Iit Terre Haute Chicago Board of Trade Jonathan Nesbit Washington County Alexander McCarthy Cuba France New York Havana Omaha John Seljan Alonzo Cottier Chicago Washington Newfoundland Ihs Beverely N. J Delaware River Edward Drouin Atlantic City North Dakota Congo Free State South Africa United States New Orleans O’brien Captain Beach Colonel Goodloe Swope Lexington Dine Madagascar

Multiple Unclear Incidents Reported in Rapid Fire Summary

Erratic news brief lists Edwas Palmer of Louisville killed in bicycle collision with William Olon. Attisweg NY reports several business and dwelling houses burned with loss around 100000. Mrs Bona, two, presumed dead. U S government asked to protect bandit family in Kentucky after Mexican gunfire. A Richmond man attacked by mother and daughter with nailed club in Lexington. Spanish claim for 2 million damage by Mora during Cuban rebellion. Norwegian ship Field burned in Pacific. 26 crew rescued to Pitcairn Island. Bob Fitzsimmons acquitted of manslaughter in Syracuse. At Louisville Populist convention Mrs Josephine Henry denounces Congressman Berry for whisky drink in Democratic meeting.

Edwas Palmer Lousvius William K. Olon Attisweg N. Y Bona United States Mora Grimsby Wales Pacific Ocean Pitcairn Island Bob Fitzsimmons Orbett Don Riordan Syracuse Louisville Josephine K. Henry Versailles Berry

Public auction sale of Krow Hood's cured goods

D. W. Simpson as assignee of John A. Johnston will offer at public auction a large lot of merchandise on the corner of St Clair and Church streets. Items include dry goods nations hats caps groceries and spices. Sale to begin Saturday July 13 at 1 30 p m and 7 p m.

F. McCartney’s McFarland Houston & Nesbit’s F. T. Empfield Court House Pattison D. W. Simpson John A. Johnston St.Clair Church Streets

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Smicksburg C.H. Lowe DuBois Miles Lewis Irvin Pittman Cherrytree John Glenn Braddock Abram Good Dayton Christopher Harry Robinson Punxsutawney Bert Bell Will Crawford Bellevue Jefferson County Clark Robinson Fliza Elkin Harrisburg Jno. P. Elkin Loop Waalier Will Nix Edwardsville Persia S. G. Wilson Presbyterian Church Homer City C. E Boston Rev. Sheaffer Prof. Rowan Laura Rankin Emma Roberts Gertrude Tuck Mechanicsburg J. C. Weaver Harry Fee Armagh Normal J. C. Fee Brother Gilbert Cora Nesbit Nell Truby Indiana Normal Pine Flats Bella Yeagly Bethany W. Va Mrs. Turner Florence Bowser Mrs. Girod Allegheny Gilpin Buchanan School House Hare Criley George J. Snyder’s Near Grove Chapel Plumville Barnesboro Frank Carman Mieuth Marchand Wilkin Newman Near Town Gain Vrenezer Alice Maff Caskeville Sen Steter Mrrs Abbie HL Carr Mise Sorg Wineman Jobnetown Mee Peed Spall Leechburg Ridgeview Camp-Meeting Poplar Lumber Line J. A. Johnston Frank Douglass Bellefonte J. C. Moorhead’s Wm. Risinger North Sixth Street B. F. McCartney I. MccFarland Leslie Pattison Houston & Nesbit's Leland Stanford Stanford University Valparaiso State Department L. D. Howser Joseph Chamberlain Brown Way Cross Manning & Squire Jersey City Richmond Krow Hood Hood Alice Wray W. Bridgewater Wilson & Son Ewwat Wwe ALS. C Sweet, Orr & CO Sweet Orr & Co Workingmen Cunningham’s The Wallace Dry Goods Co Marshall & Kline’s Indiana County J. C. Wallace & Son VIA Allegheny Valley Chautauqua Lake Niagara Falls Muskoka Lakes Pullman Palace Pullman Buffet Portor Gars David McCargo Jas. P. Anderson Wilson & Son’s
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