Local Correspondence From Pittsburg Hunters and Visits
Local notes recount John Hair and Mr Stuchell of Pittsburg bagging 26 rabbits and three squirrels. Several residents visit relatives in nearby towns including John Lukehart, Harry Lakehart, Mrs Mary Lakehart, and Mrs Martha Lakehart. A Sunday shopper list and moves include John Ferguson and mother relocating, Davison and Lynn Witherow returning from Clarion, deer trophies noted, paving progress in town, and repairs to the opera house underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hair
Stuchell
Pittsburg
Lutheran Sabbath School
A. Wetton
William Hosack
Kr. McDivitt
John Lukehart
A. O.good
West
Oregon
California
Nebraska
Robinson
Springville
N.Y
Harry Lakehart
Denm
Martha Lakehart
Ella Smith
Jacob Haines
Dayton
Mary Lakehart
Denton
Jane Weston
Harry Lowe
DuBois
F. M. Fair
William Brown
Crete
W. CG. Hikin
Plctebure
William Elkin
E. %. Emerick
Rochester Mills
Clymer
Ian Church
John Ferguson
Brank- Ho Street
Davison
Lynn Whtherow
Clarion County
Witherow
John Stasko
Windber
von Franklin Street
Jhia
Wee Street
Local notices and social updates from the Free Methodist church
Names of residents and visitors in Butler area including Miss Laura Duncan Miss Hamilton Jacob Wakefield and others as well as church activities. A short advertorial urging advertisers to reserve holiday space in The Progress noting rising prosperity and broad reach of the paper and cash in advance readership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Duncan
Hamilton
Kittanning
Free Methodist Church
Jacob Wakefield
Pitcairn
Weat Wheatfield Township
J. W. Huston
Curtis Cunningham
Ethel Johns
Homer City
Catherine Bowser
Ray
R. LB. Bowser
Butler
Brentlinger
South Fork
Mr. Johnston
Apollo
R. B. Bowser
Progress
Mourns Death of Member at Indiana Elks Lodge
Indiana Lodge No. 931 Elks holds In Memoriam for Brother A Lincoln Gilbert who died August 30 1908. Resolutions praise his counsel and service, extend sympathy to his family, and call for publication of the remarks in local papers. Includes notices of new skating palace moving pictures and cooking lessons by Prof Edward Detlers with schedules and praise from Mahoney City Daily Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of Elks
A. L. Gilbert
Indiana Lodge
Lodge
A. Lincoln Gilbert
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Gilbert
Order of Elks
B. P. O. Bikes
Order of Bilks
Citizens For
M. A. McGinnis
Skating Palace
A. M. Hook
Clymer
Indiana
Edward Dellers
Christ’s Church
Pittsburg
Pennsulgania
West Virginia
Ohio
New York
Daily Record
Mahoney City
Edward Detlers
Presbyterian
Creek Fires Ravage Bardstown Whisky Warehouses
Two Tom Moore Distilling warehouses in Bardstown Kentucky burned, with about 15000 barrels of whisky lost and damages near 460000 dollars all insured. The area faced a 750000 dollar revenue tax impact though the city saved one warehouse and the distillery with help from residents. A nearby creek flooded from burning liquor and remained lit for miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Moore Disilling Company
Bardstown
Earlstown
Kentucky
Ptce
Louis Phillippe
France
America
From altar to jail Hartlove separation from bride
Hartlove, Charles J. musician first class, alias Magness, guilty of desertion from the navy for marrying the daughter of the late Senator Gorman. Secretary Metcalf approves a one year naval prison sentence at Portsmouth New Hampshire, with possible reduction to eight months for good behavior. Penny Post proves a boon. UK postmaster general notes October mail from Britain to the United States up 27 percent from September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartlove
Navy
Metsall
Charles J. Hartlove
C. J. Magness
Orler
Senator Gorman
Maryland
Naval Prison
Portsmouth
N. H
Magnesa
United Kingdom
United States
Mind gone goodby Steubenville man writes farewell note
Steubenville man 8 B Curfman of Steubenville D was found dead in a Chicago hotel with two self inflicted bullets. He left letters to Mrs James Curfman and to Mr Claude Ashbrooke requesting disposition of stock and a New York draft. He wrote Dear Mother Goodby my mind is going Sam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
B. Curfman
Leland Bote
Chicago
Graude Ashbrooke
Welnut Street
Cincinnati
James Curfman
Steubenville Avenue
Accident at Kenton Wedding Ends In Tragic Deaths
Five year old Vermilion boy fired a public safety device, killing his brother Earl ten, as their father Jesse Vermillion a whipner, wed Miss Lizaie Shaffer with Justice of the Peace Harrison Vermillion presiding. Witnesses report brains splattered in the scene as the family rushed to the wedding. Indiana adds new resident H Kunkle and family from Seljeraville. Kiski defeats Normal 9 to 4. Community events include a library gathering and an agricultural society meeting to elect directors. The local furniture firm promotes kitchen cabinet lines amid ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Warner
Wanted 10000 hides and 600 penta of rye straw
Robinateen Collar & Leather Co advertises for hides and rye straw at 47-Tt Indiana Pa. Also lists sale of horses and goods at Glen Campbell with quick bargain terms. Telegraphy training offered by National Telegraph Institute with job placement. Berkshire sows and pigs for sale. stockholders meeting notice for Farmers Bank of Indiana. bankruptcy notice for George T Rosin. executor's notice for Joseph Burkett estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prica Robinateen Collar & Leather Co
Indiana
Glen Campbell
J. H. Stroup
Farmers Bank of Indiana
Borough of
Glock
J. A. Klinghnsmith
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Indiana Progress
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Girh
Smicksburg
Ohberry
Henry
Punx
Autawney
ER. M. Smith
Snday
Jesse Cramer
Pittaburg
Panay
B. V. Cramer
Ada Hal “Buterbaugh
A. Janet Gall
Catherine Smith
Barnesboro
Sun Josph H Pagal
Hi Hellwood
Oh Fisner Pao
Feeder Loka Es
General Hibean
Af Wheafield
Peidey Alter A
Mind Goig
Goodby
Tot
H. ©. Kunkle
Seljeraville
Mr. Kunkle -Tesides
Carson
West Philadelphia
Kiski
Library Hall
Moore Orchestra
Greensburg
Muele
Henry H. Steving
New Indiana House
Hou Court House
Fryly
Unpal Ieee
Gallertar Ang I Peanren
Richmond Bag Co
Richmond
National Telegraph Institute of Philadephia
RR. R
Orphans’ Court
Iesday
Thomas Av Cingys
Arthur Kellar
Edsward Koling
Daniel Iter
Upper
Motor County
Ganthiaheabt
Pennsylvania
Orginal Corneir
Citubria von Co
Cam Prin Tron. Co
Guardian Hutyin
Cunningham
Oclbrwa
District Court of the United States
George Tohu Rosin
Cambria County
Pittsburgh
Cruise
Fang
William
LINDS
J. N. Banks
Joseph Burkett
Grant Township
Samuel Burkstt
Marion Center
Wilson & Woop
Wallace: Dry ‘Goods Company
Pscal
Wallace Dry Goods Company
Jamestown
J. C. Wallace.& Son, Proprietors
Philadelphia
Appleby & Peterson
Conde
Pri
Appleby & Petersor
D. Mr. Caldwell & Company
Hart Shaffner & Marx
Hart Shaffner
Marx
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