Local notes from Creekside and surrounding townships
Creenside reports social visits and illnesses. Mrs. Carnahan of Pittsburg returns home after a week of calls. Families attend reunions and county fairs. Several residents travel to Pittsburg and Greensburg for visits and medical care. Local clergy announce an upcoming lecture by Rev. J. T. McCrory at Jacksonville Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creenside
L. L. Cramer
Cnionown
Bire
Jane Gibson
J.C. Carnahan
Pittsburg
Billings
Indiana
Lor
Cramer
Ey. Thompson Gibson
Creekside
Local notes from Smicksburg and surrounding towns
Smicksburg residents and visitors are listed with short notes on recent travels visits and events. Thomas Hoover Smicksburg West Mahoning attended Philadelphia. several town youths at a missionary convention in Trade City. Epworth League and Christian Endeavor held a union service in a Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smicksburg
Thomas Hoover
West Mahoning Township
Philadelphia
Trade City
Epworth League
Christian Endeavor
Lutheran Church
Frank Runyan
Plumville
Kemp
Maysville
Armstrong County
D. A. Lukehart
Ridgway
Frank Redding
Elizabeth Crissman
Neice
Lulu
Altoona
Adam Black
Indiana
Rk. C. Robinson
Panxsutawney
D. Kerr
Birthday Remembered at Darr Farm for Jacob Carr's 81st
A large community gathering at the Darr farmhouse in Cherryhill township celebrated Jacob Carr's 81st birthday. The event drew 174 neighbors for dinner, featured gifts and speeches, and concluded with a benediction and a hymn. Carr, born May 17, 1819 in Dauphin County, has been a county official and Presbyterian elder noted for his neighborly service and long life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darr
Cherryhill Township
Jacob Darr
A. T. Moorhead
Progreess
Grace Fowler
Sproul
Gibson
Town
Rev
Alexander
Cockport
Ar. Carr
Indiana
Rev. Sproul
Mr. Darr
Calvin Gibson
James Elwood
W. J. Roberts
James
McAnulty
Carr
Storling
Hyon
Elizabeth Barr
Board of County Commissioners
Mr. Carr
Grain O Becomes Vital for Weighing Stronger Weights
A Westfield reader from November 27 1899 praises Grain O for a dramatic weight gain from 103 to 120 pounds after three months use. She notes improved appetite and strength and recommends the product to others, recounting initial dislike during a vacation visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Mass
Genessee Pure Food Co
le Roy
N. x
Mus
Guo
R. Browx
Rev McCrory lecture in Jacksonville Lions in the Way
Rev J T McCrory D D of Pittsburg will give his popular lecture Lions in the Way in United Presbyterian church Jacksonville next Monday evening May 28 at 8 oclock All are invited to hear this master of wit and oratory Picture frames wallpaper and picture mouldings at Smiths art gallery Mens and boys summer underwear at Caldwell s Sweet potato planta at Klines
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. McCrory
D. D
Pittsburg
Jacksonville United Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian Church of
Jacksonville
Smith’s Art Gallery
Caldwell’s
Kline’s
The Popular Store Advertises Spring Clothing Line
At 982 Philadelphia Street The Popular Store promotes light clothing for the season with a wide selection of ladies shirts waists hosiery and dress goods in new colors and effects for comfort and style.
Hosiery sale highlights through 25 cent pairs
Ladies hose in colors and black seamless options priced from 3 to 25 cents per pair. Misses and children ribbed black hose sizes 5 to 9 priced 5 to 25 cents. Boys heavy ribbed hose and gents half hose in various colors offered at 5 to 25 cents. Spectator packs four for 25 cents.
Ladies' garments and textiles sale items listed
An old catalog style list details women’s undergarments and related textiles including ribbed vests in various styles from 5c to 10c, sun bonnets at 25c, skirts in blue red cerise and black at 1.00, washable striped skirts at 50c, corsets from 25c to 50c, princess pereale shirt waists at 50c, and towels ranging from 10c to 25c per pair with linen towels up to 5c.
Boys’ fancy shirts and accessories on sale
Juvenile shirt prices start at 50 cents for all sizes up to 12 years. Washable string ties in white and patterned colors available at 1 to 10 cents. Imperial four in hands tecks and bows offered at 25 and 50 cents each.
Markets Report from Pittsburg and Pirusburg May 21
Pittsburg and Pirusburg markets show mixed grain and livestock activity. Corn oats and hay prices vary by grade, with butter eggs and cheese prices listed. cattle hogs and sheep and lambs receipts heavy, prices generally lower on high grades and more stable on middling lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PrrtsBurg
Elgin
Ohio
Pirrseurg
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Weet Lebanon
James Devinney
Calvin
McGaughey
Ebenezer
E. J. Pher
Carie Carnahan
Ro Learm
C. J. Myers
Marion Center
Laura Thompson Ty
Bolivar
Wm. Wynn
Vern
Greensburg
Jaws Davis
Sherman Shirly
H.C. Updegraff
Charlie McKeiver
Charlie
Wilson
Elytia
Prat
J. L Vann
Sadie Vann
Elin Wynn
East End
Pitts_ iv
W. Gertrude Thomas
Derry
George Daly
Ain
Emmetts
Homer City
Lola Lewis
J. A. Campbell
Apollo
Duff Edwards
Shelocta
Sharpsburg
Marki
Calhoun
A. J Calvin
Weer U Cofon
Fred Metzgar
Ritteaning
East Wheatfield
Asher
James A. Mack
S. Nie McKelvey
Ligonier
Viarather
C. N. McKelvey
S. C. VanHoro
Mra
Helen
Barry Tomb
Fittsburg
William Killen
Seward
G. F. Dick
Earth
T. E. Hildebrand
W. I Moore
M. G. Miller
Blairsville
Garfield
McKeesport
Jefferson County
West Mahoning
Len Campbell
Campbell North Point
Micksburg
Harry E. Reynolds
B. Foster Henderson H. Whitesel
Anne B. Kerr
Samuel VW
Kazabeth William
Ae Win
Annie Trav
George Kalua
Urey
Mary Zahursky
Urey Isog
George H. Elbel
Banks
Ida Lewis
Beringer
William Beringer
Mance
John and
Gertude Thompson
Harry Price
Sylyis
Wek
Homer Stiffler
Burnie Beringer
Barnesboro
E. N. Lydick
Purchase Line
Bank of England
Bank of France
Imperial Bank of
Germany
Bank of
Russia
Equitable Life
S. W. Guthrie
Farmers’ Bank Building
Pillsbury
Pillsbury Flow
J. Li. Obe
Indiana County
Monarch
McFarland Foundry
Tough M. Bell
Edward B. Sweeny
George Faith
William C. Wine
the Clymer Manufacturing Company
Philadelphia Street
Indiana, PA
W.m.cunningham
Spectar
V. Mi. Cunningham
Ninth Streets
New York State
Wisconsin
Lée
A. Joplinstown
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