Local Correspondence From Ox Hill and Surroundings
A town wedding party entertained by Mr and Mrs Smeade Tuesday. Pupils of Ox Hill South Mahoning township serenaded teacher Clair Gahagan Monday evening with cheer and a gift. Ira Stewart of Altoona visited family. he works for the railroad. Various locals ill with pneumonia grip or recovering from illness. Several moved, hosted guests, and attended institutes and church events. Members noted include Mrs Marchand and Mrs Zener among many neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Ox-HiLl
South Mahoning Township
Clair Gahagan
Ira Stewart
Altoona
2. RR. Company
Chas. Wells
Vandergrift
John Lukehart
Oliver DeLancey
Rebecca Miller
Hamil
H. M. Zimmerman
Rob Morrow
Byron Stewart
Iady
Farmers’ Institute
Dayton
Elizabeth Thompson
D. W. Shrecengost
Lucinda Pierce
Me. Brady
Smicksburg Area News Notes Local Guests and Movements
Covode resident Ricard Snyder visited Prof. Charles K. Stiteler while James Stiteler and wife stayed with relatives in Punxsutawney from Friday to Monday. Numerous residents from Punxsutawney, Grove City, Indiana, and surrounding towns were seen in Smicksburg and nearby towns, with business moves including Lukehart & Redding flour mill venture. Local officials, school visits, sickness, and social calls fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Crosauxin
Grove City
John Tl. Stear
Town
Mt. Jewett
George Stear
Dayton
Chaysday
A.S. McQuilken
Indiana
Smicksburg
Mrnday
Frank Redding
Ridgow
J. C. Robinson
Dinger
J.T. Stewart
Local notices from Pittsburg to Johnstown a busy week
RAST WI APETELD Coutter Van and Horn had been in Pittsburg for a short time then returned home. Neely spent last Saturday in Johnstown. Mrs dames Mack and Mrs Mekelyy ill with grip and recovering. Chas Nippes passing the eignes. A baby girl. Mr and Mrs A Cunningham and family sold. Johnstown visits and guests listed. Mood of Pittsburgh guest of Mick family. A sled road party from Cramer vicinity visited Watchison. Orwin Mack from Pittsburg spent Sabbath with parents. Neely family moved to Hill on Railroad street. Oyster supper at Harry Horsopple. Griffith funeral attended by Eastone Pittsburg visitors. Butterbaughs retired home from Pittsburg. Lottie Hoak visiting Indiana. Ray K Hoak at inauguration in Washington. Prof S G Smith to begin singing class March 20. Houk offers land for sale after surveys. Rodkey improving after grip. Mrs Charles Able hosted quilting bee. Butterbaugh of Dubois visiting. Brushvalley notes include Buchanan caring for daughter in Heshbon. Joan Mull sick. Walbeck couple in Johnstown. Wilson of Johnstown visiting. Stake of Cherryhill township visiting daughter Grumbling. Annie Walbeck visiting. Laura Myers visiting Johnstown. Wood wallpaper reduced at Smiths Art Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. van Horn
Dayton
George McMillen
Jackson McMillen
Ambrose
Mason Marshall
Denton
C. M. Good
Sam. Kerr
Rhert Brewer
Joseph Warden
Jay
M. Wells
Good Bros. & Wells
Douds Timber
Miles Neff
Rossmoyne
John Brewer
Sharpsburg
Wilber Byers
Andrew Wilson
Mae van Horn
Hugh McKee
Rast WI Apeteld
Coutter van
Horn
Win
Pittsburg
Neely
Johnstown
Dames A. Mack
GN. Mekelyy
Chas. Nippes
Eignes
Mro
Mra. A. Johnson
Virginia Mood
Piteair
A. Cunningham
Mutehison
Helen
Florence Dick
Harry Horsopple
Margaret, Griffith
Eastone
Alies Griffith
Siels
Dora Houk
Mora
G. Smith
Gast Mahoning Chiweh
HH. H. Houk
J. M. Rodkey
Charles Able
A.J. Butterbaugh
Dubois
Perry Grumbling
Annie Walbeck
Heshbon
Florence
Laura Myers
Shoe Sale Notes From A 1905 Ad Circular
A vintage advertisement text highlights women and children's footwear with prices. It mentions drapery needs, various shoe styles for 1905, tan oxford models, Bernapa brand, and soft sole baby shoes. Prices range from 25 cents to two dollars per pair.
Creditable and Fine Ages 2 1 2 to 6 Years
A brief note lists price points 4.00 5.00 and 6.00 in association with boys aged 2 1 2 to 6 years. It suggests these figures are acceptable as creditable and fine in the context shown.
Spring Rain Coats Priced From Ten To Eighteen Dollars
Weather ready outfits described as useful with stylish shapes in light and dark mixtures. Rain coats range from ten dollars to eighteen dollars with several mid priced options listed from twelve to eighteen fifty.
Useful House-furnishing Sale at BASEIMENT
Local sale lists heavy tins washers and glass lamps with prices from 30c to 75c. Includes brackets lamps brass pots corn brooms light brooms and various cleaning and soap products. Also advertises Dr Kaiser’s Soap Borax powder horse radish graters and graters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kaiser
Mail Order Department Describes Samples and Requests
A brief notice advises readers to write for samples from the mail order department. It explains to describe as nearly as possible what is wanted, outlining product type, size, color, and quantity to speed sample requests and fulfill orders efficiently.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Plum Ville
W.M. Hamil
James Miller
Major McCreight
John Bricker
Mrsc
Ernest
Weamer
Fleming
G. W. Lydick
Bradley Farm
A. Cravener
Morrison
Punxsutawney
Mr. Morrison
D. Shrecengost
Bradely Farm
Tomb Farm
Lewis Wissinger
Near Here
Hadward Lingenfelter
Samuel Lingenfelter
Nellie Lewis
Bartha Rogers
Charlotte Yan
Seward
Verna ‘L'Omb
Mra. Rugh
Colorado
Hillsdale
Vern Henry
Millenery Foods
Rev. Statler
Mias Edna Fitzinger
Frank King
Cherrytree
D. H. Tomb
Gettysburg
Rushmoyn
David Moorhead
C. N. Barker
G. FP. Gates
Arcadia
W. M. Moorhead
Hol. Widdowson
Mondag.y
Barber
H. Barber
Smith's
Smith
Ingram
George W. Parker
J. J. Fiscus
J. R. Henderson
W. M. Cunningham
N. K. Myers
Ira A. Myers
Jos. M. Laughlin
Mont Stephens
Wm. S. Gessler
Brandon
Victor Roller
David Ellis & Son
Penn Mills
Indiana, Pa
H. Sutton
Wallace Dry Goods Company
J.C. Wallace & Son
Phila
Proprietors
Cunningham Company
State of
Pennsyl
Vania
A. S. Cunningham
Ed. O’hara
Margaret Williams
J. Clark Flude
Anna O’hara
E. B
Edward O’hara
Ralph S. Cunningham
Prac
Tical
Packard's
Buster Brown
Eton
Jenikos Laonox
le Léa Howkes Family
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