Washington A Magnet For Wealthy Winter Residents
Washington continues to attract affluent social, literary, and diplomatic circles as a winter capital. Major General Corbin rents his Washington home for 5000 dollars a year after news of his transfer, while others flock to furnished houses or new apartment blocks. The city blends climate, culture, and national life, forming a permanent, refined seasonal community alongside visiting elites from northern cities.
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Governors Island
Tn Board
Department of the East
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Henry Watterson
Philadelphia Press
Second local institute at Union church in Gipsy
A two day local institute will be held at Union church Gipsy Montgomery township December 4 and 5 1908. Friday features music devotional exercises rhetoric roll call topics on public school subjects and the suffrage debate with Miss Neff J A Smith D A Buchanan vs Miss Archibald J J Hamilton A H Hess. Saturday includes teacher sessions on grammar rhetoric literature arithmetic and playground topics with several recitations and demonstrations. Also notices a medical pitch for Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption with local druggists offering samples.
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Montgomery Township
Union
Gipsy
Marsic
Loughllow
R. L. Hess
K. Rank
Miss Ferrier
Joe Hazlett
Miss Braughter
B. M. Smith
Miss Allison
Walter Blose
Ora Gorman
Grace Bostic
Strickland
Gorman
Mrs. Baird
Dessa Arthur
Nancy Smith
J. T. Stewart
Miss Neff
J. A. Smith
D. A. Buchanan
Miss Archibald
Olive Lydie
Miss Neil
Miss Brickley
Ernest Buichanan
Leonard Smith
Miss Clawson
Miss Long
J. J. Hamilton
Ed. Iewin
Lida Hanna
Ferrier
Bostic
Braughter
Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Report
Real estate deeds recorded across Indiana County list numerous transfers from Mae Malcolm to J A Ay Jot and others. Notable moves include Archibald Me Coleman selling 105 acres to Charles B Coleman for 8075 dollars and Elmer E Williams selling acres in Indiana to Indiana Bent Ring Ladder Co. for 10000 dollars. Other transfers cover properties in Saltsburg Blairsville and Westmoreland areas with prices ranging from 1500 to 9000 dollars.
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Indiana County
Mae Malcolm
Indiana
J. A. Ay Jot
Saltsburg
Mra
Wai L. Davin
James McGregor
Marion Center
John W. Rowe
Jacob Ferrier
Montgonmichie
Beech
John W. Snyder
Elmer E. Williams
Indiana Bent Ring Ladder Co
Archibald Me. Coleman
Burrell
Charles B. Coleman
C.B. Coleman
Blairsville
A. M. Coleman
Robert E Serpeon
Cherryhill
Elmer E
A. Telford
Rembrandt Peale
D.M. Buterbaugh
Buffington
L. M. Buterhaugh
Garfield
Clay, Co
Clay, Co., Lot. In West Wheatfield, To Micheal: “Male, ‘$325. W. H. Weamer
Homer City
Tressie M. Long
J. Mitchell
Jacob Dearmin
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Gladstone
Mr. Morley
Catherine
Lis
Tunis
France
Tours
Local Institute
Dr. King
Lois C
Dorchester
Mass
Wm. I. Moore
L. N. Park
Henry
Hyde
Equitable
S. W. Guthrie
Farmers’ Bank
Indiana, Pa
Jos M. Leech
Hetrick
Concino
Pa Blatr
Philadelphia Street
Indians, Pa
Trlpord
Rupoed & & Stewart, Attorneys-At- Law
Office Marshall’ Building
Ernest Stewart
D. Woop Clark
Mershal
Farmers' Bank
Jonna Pome
J. M. Cushing
N. Banks
T ‘Offins
Elder Frelox
Burr
Marshall Building
Gerorge J. Peit
Jorn
Indlama
Wilting, Philaded , Sangery
LAW
Waeson
Dapostt Bank
Enk Building
W. Mahan
Paca
N'A. J
Soontrorney
Ascota
Pennsylvania Savings An Association
Owrth
Pittsburg
Joseph Caufriel
Cor
Franklin Ste
Johnstown
S. M. McHenry
Telephone No
Endiana
The
Indiana Progress
Indiana. Progress
Lst
Tam
Progress
National Tribune
Pope Process
New York Tribune
Philadelphia Weekly
Daily Times
Pittsburgh Daily Gazette
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