Personal Brevities Local Visitation Notes Across Town
Indiana visitors Charles Grifith and wife toured Grise more on Wednesday. Mixy dna Sansom of Church street visited Washington Pa over Sunday. Misses Gertrude and Helen Chayson stayed Turtle Creek with sister Mia. Bert H. George and Mrs Elizabeth Black visited relatives in townships. Mrs William Harrison of Painesville spent last week with her parents in Bush Mahoning. A. B. Bennett and wife from Strongstown head west for two months after the Exposition. Agnes Brown and brother Raymond left for Chester Ola to nurse Norman ill since January 1. Mr and Mrs W. S. Dearmo visit Brownsville then Will in Butler. Mrs Joseph Donnelly and Mrs Raymond Head from Latrobe spent time with C. A. Gessler’s family. Mrs Lucy Brallier and daughter traveled to Latrobe to stay with John Brallier family over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Grifith
Grisemore
Indiana
Mixy Dna Sansom
Church Street
Washington, Pa
Gertrude
Helen Chayson
Town
Ty Turtle Creek
Mia
Bert
H. George
Elizabeth Black
South Mahoning Township
Manuel Melman
Near Town
William Harrison
Painesville
H. P. Lewis
Bush Mahoning Township
A. B. Bennett
Strongstown
St. Louis
West
Agnes Brown
Raymond
Chester
Ola
WEDDINGS OF A WEEK WITH LOCAL FAMILIARS AND WILLS
In Marion Center area, Charles W. McLaughlin of Pittsburg weds Miss Sara Wynkoop at her parents home before about 30 guests. Attendants are J C McLaughlin and Emma Wynkoop. Also, Lawrence D Fairman weds Agnes B Johnston in Washington Township. Blaine Brandt weds Cora Lowman in East Mahoning Township. The will of Martha E Byers of Cherrytree records $50 gifts to two grandchildren with tombstone condition. rest of estate divided among Shaffer Byers, Mrs. William Lutman, Mrs. David Somerville, and John Byers. executors Shaffer and John Byers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. McLaughlin
Pittsburg
Sara Wynne Wynkoop
Wynkoop
Marion Center
Miss Wynkoop
J. C. McLaughlin
Davis
Emma Wynkoop
McLaughlin
This County
Tey
Hast End
Lawrence D. Fairman
Agnes B. Johnston
Washington Township
Squire J. A. Crossman
Farmers’ Bank
Blaine Brandt
White Township
Cora. Lowman
East Mahoning Township
Lee Perry
Town
Martha E. Byers
Cherrytree
Byers
Wade
James Plouse
Howard
Somerville
Shaffer Byers
William Lutman
David Somerville
John Byers
Shaffer
Meetric Bitters touted as miraculous cure after indigestion woes
A Decatur resident Mrs. Newson describes three years of unbearable stomach and bowel trouble with doctors failing to help. She credits Meetric Bitters for restoring health and reports recovery from liver and kidney issues. Advertisements claim 50 cents, guaranteed, through local druggists. Also notes optimistic crop outlook from William Elder and promotes Oliver typewriter and a First National Bank of Indiana offer on time deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL Newson
Decatur
Alia
Daugherty Bros
India
Sickenberger & Co
Homer City
L. Ne Pio
Miiviou Center
Lenguists
First National Bank of Indiana
Real Estate Transfers in Madiana County Listed
Deeds recorded show numerous transfers across townships and towns. Notable entries include Samuel Hider’s 128 acres in Mast Wheatfield, N. Hider’s 34,700, and Elizabeth Preiffer’s 14 acres in East Ma honing to Eliabeth Preiffer with 100 dollars. The list spans Indiana Blairsville Canoe Green and other locales with prices ranging from 75 to 11,209.50 dollars and numerous lot transfers to various buyers and entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hider
Mast Wheatfield
Tod
N. Hider
Harry White
Indiana
Peter Riddle
Ollie S. Preiffer
East Mahoning
Eliabeth Preiffer
Alfred Qala
Green
R. N. Patterson
A.C. Johnston
Blairsville
N. M. Baker
Henry Shields
Rayne
A. A. Shields
Andrew Poltlock
Cano
David Mank
Michael Faith
Faith
Bessie Q. Dilts
Sarah TE. Schreckengost
David C. Wike
Cheerryhill
S. R. Stall
C.F. Curtis
Buffington
Hofman
Jacob Arthurs
Mary MelIsaac
Mary F. Wineberg
C.H. Seaton
J. A. Kelly
John P. Dikin
J. A. Fleming
J. A. Long
J. BE
Descriptions of real estate transfers and local ads
Damaged OCR lists numerous transfers of land and deposits between individuals across Benshvalley Homer City Brushival ley and surrounding towns, with amounts from 200 to 3642.08 dollars. It also includes a company sale, a destitute appeal urging Buckten arnica salve and local drugstore notices, and an advertisement for Shawnee town lots with special inducements from Farmers Bank.
Also Mentioned on This Page
M'Laughlin-Wynkoop
William 2. Elder
Kert Collinss Cole
Jeriter
Colorado
Madiana
Damon Gross
Benshvalley
I. M. Campbell
Roan M. Viwing
Young
George A. Reeves
Mary &. Bowers
John Hii
Mary Ogien
KV. Betts
Sarah J. Baker
Brushivalley
G. T. Mugte
J.W. Shaler
West Wheatfield
Michael Meek
Willian A. Shankle
Grant
Albert Shankle
Minnie M. Shankle
Montgomery
Lucy A. Spicher
James W. Osterhont
Washington
Miliah Cusiah
Mary Gray
Clarksburg
Tad
Bh. Vlarman
A. Robinson
Burrell
Willian Ramsden
John Croll
Lonemaugh
Cos
I. Hensley
Gawin Adams
Taidlinna
Robert Milliken
Alice DP. Armstrong
Mast Mahoning
J. J. Orr
Dullington
L. Migehell
SCC
Lackawanna Tron and Steel Co
Ted Davis
Buflington
Sadie Long
Lyvtta A. Stoops
Canoe
Bann &. Wenthorper
John Wing
Robert A. Wing
Conemaugh
Civision
Buckten
Pai
L. N. Park
Shawnee
S. M. McHenry
Telephone No
PENNA
Weamer’s Restaurant
Marshall Building
Philadelphia Street
Wagner & Cathcart
Rowe
Phila. St
Ing
Indiana, Pa
Noljeo
Wedovsiay
Tahert
Mim Icen
Ue H. Scheving
George Wy Wheiler
AL WI
George 8
Shipsan
Cortehe Corporittata
Ape
Weharter
Callen Grand View Realty Company
Kuotr
Harry W
Welford & Stewart, Atlomneys
Outor's Note
Petervale
Endiuin Nierough
J.C. Ldeasbile
G. H. Engle
Peterman
the Equitable Life
S. W. Guthrie
Farmers’ Bank Bldg
de M. Cunin
Tadiana
S. W. Dye
THE
New Kensington
Parnassus
New Wensington
Nad Arnold, Par
Shaffer & Kel
Reliable Clothiers
Ten Ee Eee
Shaffer & Keller
New American House
Indiana Hardware CO
Indiana Hardware Co., Ltd
Indiana, Penna
Postoffice
Chiffonieres
Hardinieres
Smyrna
Axminster
Lace
Pattison
Street
Portieres
Cylinder Records
Norwood
New Howe
Eldridge
Rockegs
Morris
Reed
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