Local Notes On Illnesses Visits And Local Trades
Miss Clara Work recovers from fever, Ollie Braughter visits Gettysburg, and a child of G B Work improves from diphtheria. Shaffer family from Adrian visits Snyder. Mary Shugarte returns from Clearfield county. Mank Brothers sell farm acres in Jefferson county. George Mott leaves for Apollo to work as a blacksmith. Robert H Work builds a wagon shed supervised by T B Work. A child of Henry Keishel dies. burial at Pine Grove. John Lewis returns from woods with a severe foot cut. Linus Lewis and family visit, as do John Elkin and family from Jefferson county. David Wilt hosts son-in-law Wassam on his farm. Irwin H Napp canvasses for a historical book. Annie Houk improving. Harry Wilt moves into Joseph Nickle’s house near Pleasant Valley. John Redhead moves his board mill to 8 M Huston’s farm to cut hardwood. H H Houk and Linus Butterhaugh do masonry and plastering in Glen Campbell. Hay, grain, and farm produce flow to Glen Campbell markets. Mrs A F Houser stays with D R Houk while Rev Houser conducts revival in Sadorus Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Work
Ollie Braughter
Gettysburg
G. B. Work
Charles Shaffer
Adrian
Samuel Snyder
Mary Shugarte
Clearfield County
Mank Brothers
Jefferson County
George Mott
Apollo
Robert H. Work
T.B. Work
Henry Keishel
Pine Grove
John Lewis
Sydney
Linus Lewis
Locust Lane
John Elkin
W. P. Oberlin
David Wilt
Mr. Wassam
Irwin H. Napp
Annie Houk
Harry Wilt
Joseph Nickle
Pleasant Valley
John Redhead
M. Huston
H. H. Houk
Linus Buterhaugh
Glen Campbell
Butchering season begins with local chatter and plans
Geo Nesbit travelled to Johnstown on Monday for business while Mrs Woods, long ill, could be out Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Brown visited friends at Apollo last week. Louis Cramer started the foundation for a new house. Francis Stuchell and Clark Wilson became proprietors of the chopping mill. Mrs Couch of Parkwood will winter with daughter Tillie McCrea. The Christian Endeavor Society held a social at E A Gibsons home Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Nesbit
Johnstown
Woods
John Brown
Apollo
Louis Cramer
Francis Stuchell
Clark Wilson
Couch
Parkwood
Tillie McCrea
Christian Endeavor Society
E. A. Gibson
Primary school attendance reports from Centreville and Upper Homer
Report covers Centreville primary school in West Wheatfield for month ending November 8, 1695 with 28 males and 1 female enrolled, 22 total average attendance and 83 percent male, 94 percent female attendance. 17 perfect attendance led by Lillie Mack Luella Liggett Sadie Stevens Winifred Bracken Josie Ligge Bertha Hood Flora Rager Nellie Steele Lizzie Liggett Viola Leihart Boyd St Clair Lemon Jones Hugh Dompka Paul Dick Ross Esch Joe Liggett Willie Dompka. Upper Homer No 6 Center township second month ending November 15, 1895 records 8 male and 20 female attendance, total 28. average 11 males and 12 females, total 23. 92.3 percent attendance. present every day include Josie Clark Lucas Kinter Roy Frank Mowry Eva Myers Dairy Ickes Clara Devinney Dora Repine Mary Grace Laney Sadie Cora Hobaugh Jennie Myers. Also noted new enrollments for month: 4 males and 2 females, total 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centreville
West Wheatfield Township
Rales
Lillie Mack
Luella Liggett
Sadie Stevens
Winifred Bracken
Josie Ligge
Bertha Hood
Flora Rager
Nellie Steele
Lizzie Liggett
Viola Leihart
Boyd St. Clair
Lemon Jones
Hugh Dompka
Paul Dick
Ross Esch
Joe Liggett
Willie Dompka
Upper Homer School
Center Township
Josie Clark
Lucas Kinter
Roy
Frank Mowry
Eva Myers
Dairy Ickes
Clara Devinney
Dora Repine
Mary
Grace Laney
Sadie
Cora Hobaugh
Jennie Myers
Enterprising Farmer Ready for Short Notice Orders
Mr Win Dearmine of White Town Ship operates a straw warehouse near Pi 2 depot opposite Wilson and Hetrick's flouring mill. He is prepared to accept orders on short notice.
Last Summons and Local Obituaries Reported
The notice lists deaths and brief obituaries from Plumville area and nearby townships. Mrs. James Loughry and others remember the deceased in East Mahoning and Flora, with interment at Plumville. S.C. Norton of Cherryhill died at about 60, with services by Ed. O’Neil G. A. R. Post and burial at Taylorsville. William Learn Sr. of Green Township died at about 65, leaving children H. K. Livingston, Harvey Learn, and Hanna, with Lutheran ties and burial at Cookport. Dallas States, son of Randolph, died of consumption at 24, member of Cumberland Presbyterian Church, buried at Fairview graveyard. Laura Barclay, daughter of Andrew Barclay, died of typhoid at 21, buried Homer City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Loughry
East Mahoning Township
Lou Fuller
Flora
Samuel Smith
Iowa
Milton Smith
Washington
Harold
Lizzie
Beracha U. P
Plumville
S.C. Norton
8. C. Norton
Cherryhill Township
Norton
Boston
O'Neil
William Learn
William Learn Sr
Green Township
H. K. Livingston
Harvey Learn
Hanna
Lutheran Church
Cookport
Dallas
Dallas States
Randolph States
Canoe Township
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Fairview Church
Laura Barclay
Andrew Barclay
Center Township
Homer City
Local ads promote frames flour and stove services
The notice fragment markets cabinet photos for $1.50 per dozen at Smith's and Glenn's Favorite and Maple Leaf flour brands sold by A. G. Glenn. Clark's studio offers photographs, framing, and holiday pictures. B. F. MacCartney and Indiana Pa shop repairs and stoves. The Children’s Aid Society seeks homes for two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Smith’s
Clark
Glenn
G. Glenn
B. F. MacCartney
Indiana
A. G. Gienn
Smith
McFarland
A. G. Glenn
R. BR
Smith's
F. MacCartney
McFarland Foundry
Children’s Aid Society
W. Sr.Clarr
Sec’y. Smith
TEACHERS INSTITUTES IN CHERRYHILL AND GRANT TOWNSHIP
The Cherryhill township teachers plan a two day institute at Kellar school house on November 29 and 30 with addresses, debates, and teaching discussions led by Marie Stephens Maggie Askins and others. Grant Township also outlines a two day program at Deckers Point Pa on November 29 and 30 1895 with sessions on geography teaching school law and graded courses of study led by J R Buterbaugh Emma Thompson G S Doty Lizzie Smyers B M Newpher and Prof S K Kank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherryhill Township
Kellar
Marie Stephens
Maggie Askins
Rodkey
Barnett
Adams
Flecker
Linda Stephens
Messrs. Stephens
Askins
Grant Township
Deckers Point
Frmay
J. R. Buterbaugh
Emma Thompson
G. S. Doty
Kate Fleming
A. Mountain
John Smyers
Lulu Lawmaster
Pennsylvania
J. 8
I. Barr
I. P. Newpher
Clard ‘Sterner
B. M. Newpher
Clarence Spicher
K. Kank
A. M. Hammers
Deaf girl heals with Dr Sadler in Pittsburg 1894
Grand-daughter Ethel Moore, two years deaf, worsened by colds, healed by Dr Sadler at 804 Penn Avenue, Pittsburg, starting June 1894. By August she was completely well and over a year later throat and head stay clear with hearing restored. Dr Sadler to return December 16. holiday excursions urged. Includes subscription testimonial from CRABTREE OBE and M. J. Cameron on 1895 letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Moore
Sadler
Penn Avenue
Pittsburg
Robert Smeru
Stone Tavern
35Th Ward
Pittsburgh
Excursion Tours to Golden Gate and Florida by Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces seasonal tours to California and Jacksonville. Departures from New York and Philadelphia occur February 12 and March 11 for California with Mardi Gras stop in New Orleans and four weeks in California. Jacksonville tours depart January 28 through March 3 with two weeks in the Land of Flowers. Detailed itineraries available from the Tourist Agent, 1196 Broadway, New York, or Broad Street Station, Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
California
New York
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Golden Gate
Jacksonville
Free art calendar offered to Youth's Companion subscribers
Publishers invite new subscribers to receive a free nine color lithographed calendar with four water color scenes. The 74 by 10 inch calendar features a March sugar orchard, midsummer, harvest field with goldenrod, and a snowy winter church walk. Free with subscription through January 1 1896 and year to January 1 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Avenue
Boston
Bargain portable saw mill offered by D A Palmer
A portable saw mill with a 30 horsepower boiler and engine, complete and in good running order, will be sold cheaply if a buyer is found soon. For details contact D A Palmer in Blacklick Pennsylvania. Also tax collection notice for White township with 8 percent added after November 23 1895 and a Smith's photo ad offering a dozen photos for $1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Palmer
Blacklick
Court House
White Township
Thomas W. Simpson
Wilson and Son Winter Coat Sale Ad
Indian Summer is gone and winter will be cold says Wilson and Son They tout unmatched quality and fit and offer coats capes and fur capes at prices ranging from 56 to 19 dollars for coats and cloth capes 8 to 40 for fur capes and 10 to 27 for plush capes
Dress Goods and Dry Goods Sale Highlights
A local retailer promotes a fine assortment of dress goods in the latest styles with over 27 patterns and extensive black goods. They feature 24c serges, rubber shoes at low prices, and new stocks this week of linings fascinators ice wool underwear blankets hosiery and shoes.
Men s Clothing and Fall Stock Highlights
A local ad lists a fine Black tay Suit at prices 9 to 15 pounds or dollars, popular MEN S OVE JOATS at 10, and a Beaver suit at 15. Fall Ladies Wrappers from the same maker are featured, with calico wrappers at 1 and 1.35, a heavy fleeced back red Outing Wrapper at 82, and trims noted as extra fine.
Ladies Underwear and Gloves Feature New Season Styles
An old newspaper item markets 25¢ ribbed fleece lined underwear, 25 cents. $1 natural wool underwear. $1.25 heavy ladies wool underwear. heavy street gloves in pearl and yellow with black or matching stitching, highlighting latest kid glove fashions for the season.
New Capes and Sewing Machine Guess at Local Exhibit
New capes priced five to twelve fifty appear this week as the store touts best offerings. A Singer Sewing Machine with six drawers is on display in the big window, part of a seeds-in-pumpkins guessing contest with ties resolved by a reguess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
N. B
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rochester Mills
A. F. Houser
D. R. Houk
Rev. Houser
Sadorus
Creekside
Nature
Dr. Pierce
F. New- Berry & Sons
King Edward At
Londo Pottrr Devo & Crem
Corr, Sole Frops
U.S
P. R. R. Excursion
Golden Gate and
Florida
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wilson & Son
Mile Gerald
Chicago
Milo
Gerald
Wallace Dry Goods Co
Marshall & Kline’s
J. C. Wallace & Son
Penn’ A
United States
Wilson, Rowe & Hetrick
Indiana Boller Mills
Queensware
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