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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1898

Page

5

Accident Upsets Lumberman in Discrrpnee Town

Local correspondent reports Victor Axomer, a lumberman from Discrrpnee, suffered a severe injury while felling timber last Monday as his axe struck his foot. Dr. Erhard and Stanley Brillier treated him. amputation hoped to be avoided. Numerous local residents and visitors are mentioned in a bustling social and business scene, with community events and travel noted around town.

Ceeery Tee Victor Axomer Erhard Stanley Brillier Kunkle Lisbon Vincent Tonkin Nan Grace Nugent bleCormick New York City Belsinger Shensburg Harry McCormick Denver Galo R. M. McCormick Airs. Kennedy Pittsburry Amanda Notley Wilson Ass. Harper Patton John Treese Messrs. Jue Driscol Ronceverte Henry White Bluefields W. Va R. H. MeUerwick Menuay Mls H. B. Hawes Connellsville Sits. MeReths Norman Augusta Wilson Washington, D. C E. B. Camp S. W. Guthrie Indiana Josiah Shrecengost Boonesville Rev. Hines Morningside Camp Bir Ridell Glen Campbell E. E. Gerhard E. Young Stanley Brautier F. B. Camp Pitteburg J. H. Peterman Wilhelm Chambersville Bert Cramer New Cumberland Harry Cramer Irvona C. J. Cameron

West Lebanon and Saltsburg Area notes and visits

West Lebanon reports illness in the Ander son family with whooping cough. A new mail carrier Mr Harmon moves into the R L George house. Local residents visit Olivet and Indiana Normal. School exams and a higher teaching standard are noted. An ice cream festival on July 4 raises funds for church repairs. In Saltsburg Kiskiminetas Springs School closes a term and sends 25 boys to college. Several locals visit, travel, or attend meetings and a cornet band is reorganized. A town hall festival is planned to cover expenses.

John Coy, Jr Pittsburg J. M. St. Clair Messrs J. D. St. Clair John Kerr Lawrence Roberts Ann Arbor Mich Fred Emmons Indiana Here Mechanicsburg West Lebanon HE. A. Miller Charley Alfred Anderson Mr. Harmon Greenville R. L. George House Anna Ewing Myrtle Harbison J. R. Crawford Anna Virginia Hancock Indiana Normal Misa Bess Wiggins Braden McAdoo University of Pennsylvania Collins W. E. Collins Elders Ridge Dora Boden Armstrong County Daisy Anderson Hammers Indiana County A. M. Morrow H. B. Littell Littell Saltsburg Kiskiminetas Springs Coleman and McLain O’neil’s Emma Kunkle Presbyterian Hospital Allegheny William Johnson Washington, Pa Washington and Jefferson Mabel Pierce Wilson College Simon Hine Galbreath Stitt Robert Lana McCrea Salishbury Getty

Conemaugh Notes of Residents and Visitors

Conemaugh reports include William Patterson roofing A B Templeton’s barn and numerous visits by Mrs Will Ewing Mrs James Rasborough Miss Annie Lytle and Blair Marshall from Conemaugh and Dayton. Teachers exam set for June 30 at No 5 school. many locals travel to Saltsburg Indiana and DuBois while weather brings wind and rain.

William Patterson Livermore Templeton Saltsbury Will Ewing James Rasborough Annie Lytle Conemaugh Dayton Blair Marshall No. 5 Laura Sandles Clarksburg Ada Coleman Nora Kennedy Saltsburg Calvin Miller Jeily Conemane Indiana Normal Laura Lowry Indiana Mary Coleman Fairmont Harry Coleman Vandergrift Margaret Coleman Shidesburg Clark McGaughey DuBois David Stiteler John P. Elin Helen Eliza Elkin Alice Lukehart Falls Creek Aliss Hammond A.S. Patterson Annie New Castle Tiger Canoe Township C. H. Neal Punxsutawney James Robinson William Robinson Punxsatawney D. F. Stiteler

Liver U Trouble and Ayers Pills Health Ad

Yellow quarantine flag signals disease and danger as liver health governs well being. It urges prompt use of Ayar's Prils for relief and lasting benefit with a testimonial claiming rapid recovery from liver trouble after starting the treatment.

Me Chances With Your Liver Me Chances With Your Liver

Capt. Robert McCormick a former Cherrytree resident died near Ronceverte West Virginia Tuesday night at about 78 He worked in lumber and was found in bed Wednesday Surviving children include E B McCormick Judson and Harry Camp Mrs Jessie Bosinger and Mrs Howard Camp The funeral was in Cherrytree Presbyterian church with I O F lodge help Interment in Odd Fellows cemetery.

Robert McCormick Cherrytree Ronceverte W. Va Cherrytres Mc- Cormick E. B. McCormick Judson Harry Colorado Howard Camp North Carolina Jessie Bosinger Ebensburg Presbyterian Church Robinson John F. Notley Frank Camp Celia Atrantes del E Barnesboro Robert Hastings Cap Spangler The Notley

Hats for Men in Brown Black 98c and Late Styles

Advertisement lists men hats including late style stiff hats in brown or black priced 1.69 and a regular 22.50 hat. Soft hats priced 50e. Straw hats of all kinds offered.

Shoes Shoes Fine new line of Shoes at small prices

Local store advertises a fresh selection of men women and children shoes with the best line of 1.25 dollar shoes in the county and prices starting at 24 cents for various styles and sizes.

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