Nipton Social Mixes Fun with Disorder at Pie Social
Local Nipton band members held a pie social in Strongstown on Friday night. The event ended with disturbances as King Alcohol arrived, leading to abusive behavior and stones and eggs being thrown before the crowd dispersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Artemus
Will Huston
Kenwood
Nipton Hand
Blaklick
Wintondale
Shuman’s Run
W. Shaffer
Nipton Band
Strongstown
Republican Meetings with Noted Speakers Schedule
The column lists Republican meetings planned across several towns from Oct. 5 to Oct. 20 with locations including Ambrose Tonoma Clarksburg Diamondville Mechanicsburg Strongstown Creekside Plumville Trade City Richmond Smithport and Marion Center. Speakers include John P. Elkin John M. Leech B. J. Telford J. N. Banks G W Hood J. L. Getty and others, with foreign speakers to be arranged. The report also covers the Pittsburg U P Synod meeting in Washington Pa and local marriage, theft, and business notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose
Tonoma
Clarksburg
Diamondville
Mechanicsburg
Strongstown
Clyde
Creekside
Plumville
Richmond
Smithport
Marion Center
John P. Elkin
John M. Leech
J. Telford
J. N. Banks
Hon
G. W. Hood
J. L. Getty
J. H. Pierce
Frank Keener
Sam
Cunningham
M. C. Watson
J.T. Bell
J. N. Langham
Elder Peeler
J. §. Fisher
W. L. Stewart
John A. Scott
Coulter Wiggins
Nesbit
Col
John McGaughey
J.W. Morrow
A. B. McAdoo
W. Meade Mahan
Thos. Sutton
John Hill
Noah Seanor
Town Guests and Socials Highlight Indiana Visit
A number of citizens traveled to Indiana last Saturday. Frank Cook of Kittanning visited friends here. Laura and Pearl Bush of Indiana spent Sabbath with local friends. Max Sickenberger and wife of Mitchells Mills visited Homer City this week. Local youths held a woty at Guthrie's hall Friday evening and all enjoyed it. Communion services were held in the new Baptist church last Sabbath conducted by Rev. Runyan in Broshvalley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Frank Cook
Kittanning
Laura
Pearl Bush
Max Sickenberger
Mitchells Mills
Homer City
Guthrie's Hall
New Baptist Church
Runyan
Broshvalley
Local Social and Visit Notes From Morrellville Area
Mrs. Matthias Altemus of Morrellville visits friends here while others plan a Brush valley wedding. Illness hits Geary McNutt with typhoid fever. Samuel Altemus visits from near Dilltown. Sukegiver family and J. H. Miller guests. Numerous locals travel to Greenville Blairsville Farmington and Dayton for visits. a West Union famine relief gift is noted. a J P church sermon praised. John Adams lands Jeannette glass works job. hunting party reports scarce game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthias Altemus
Morrellville
Brushvalley
Geary McNutt
Samuel Altemus
Dilltown
Wallace Sukegiver
Ilinois
J. H. Miller
Cora Nesbit
Greenville
James Rugh
Simon Truby
John Adams
Jeannette Glass Works
Mabon
Messrs
Glassford
Johnston
Real estate transfers listed in Burrell and nearby townships
A series of land and lot transfers are recorded including 5 acres in Burrell to Jane Bell for 150 dollars and 5 acres in Burrell to J P Bell for 300 dollars. Other entries include transfers in Cherryhill West Wheatfield Conemaugh Center townships with sums from 150 to 2600 dollars and associated grantees and grantors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Wheatfield Township
T. L. Dick
David Johns
McCartney
Burrell Township
Jane Bell
J. P. Bell
J. Cynthia Smith
Indiana
Nancy J. Garman
J. C. Cameron
Cherryhill Township
Wm. K. Cameron
Archie Fowler
Blairsville
Theodore R. Travis
C. J. Reynolds
West Wheatfield
David Harris
Elizabeth Reed
Saltsburg Extension Co
Conemaugh Township
Alexander L. Ames
E. A. Miller
West Lebanon
West Lebanon Hall Association
Joseph Rothmire
Center Township
W. H. Clawson
J. G. Roberts
W. H. Helman
Independent voting shift in Grant township discussed
A Democratic leader urged a Grant township Republican to back the Democratic Judge nominee. The Republican insisted on party loyalty, while the Democrat predicted many Democrats would support the Republican ticket for the first time. The exchange paused as the Democrat noticed a man across the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Township
Judge
Grant Townslsp
Festival Held by Blacklick Presbyterian Women
The ladies of the Presbyterian church of Blacklick will hold a festival in the G. A. HK. hall at that place, on Friday and Saturday evening. Ice will be served and proceeds support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synod of
Pittsburg
United Presbyterian Church
Washington
Big Spring
Brookville
Chartiers
Conemaugh
Frankfort
Monongahela
Westmoreland
United Presbyterian Congregation
Conemaugh Presbytery
U. P
Indiana
Hood's Never Fails A Business Man's Experience
A business man shares his experience with Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming relief from rheumatism after using the tonic. He describes improved vitality and a renewed ability to work, attributing his cure to the medicine's refreshing properties and reliability.
Buckwheat flour praised as royal table staple by Ellis and Sons
Buckwheat is a native of Asia used for pheasant feed and Dutch crumpets. in Russia it appears as soldier rations, and Hindus fast on Bart. The U S revival elevates buckwheat flour to luxury status, with Ellis and Sons claiming best US-made flour and inviting 10 000 bushels at 50 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Great Britain
Europe
United States
David Ellis & Sons
Valencia
Wilson, Rowe & Hetrick
Indiana
Unparalleled bargains on fall and winter goods
A regional retailer touts deeply discounted fall and winter stock across shoes, dress goods, hats, underwear, and groceries. Shoes range from 25 cents to 3 dollars per pair with men, women, and children sizes. complete lines of boots, over shoes, and cork soles. Clothing and fabrics are offered at rock bottom prices with heavy emphasis on value and market pricing. The ad invites customers to compare quality and price, with no trouble showing goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dongola
Congress
W. M. Cunningham's
V. M. Cunningham’s
A. T. Lowry & Co
Church Street
J. A. Findley
Empfield
Court House
J. M. St.Clair
Homer City
Queensware
Major Hinds
F. T. Empfield
W. M. Cunningham
James A. White
W.M. Cunningham
J. B. Hinds
Storeroom expansion and local services in Smicksburg area
The article notes Mr D D Good’s storeroom in Smicksburg as a leading local trade center with an added boot shoe and carpet department in a yellow pine, well lighted space. It also advertises various local services including Purgl ar stallion breeding near Advance, Indiana County, prices, stockholders meeting for Indiana Electric Co, rubber overshoes at Cunningham, and a variety of groceries, medicines, and goods from local merchants with emphasis on low prices and convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Haus
Maine
Penn Avenue
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Hood
D. D. Good
Smicksburg
A. D. Sutton
Murray
Moore
Advance
Indiana Co
Indiana Electric Co
Farmers’ Bank
G. W. Gilbert
A W Wilson And Son Coat Season In Full Swing
A W Wilson and Son advertise the ladies coat season with a new line at moderate prices including fur capes long coats for school wear and a $10 line in various colors and styles. The shop promises fashionable coats for winter and notes last year’s styles are not shown and many pieces are offered as a complete, cheap, stylish selection.
A W Wilson & Son Shave Parlor Ad Proclaims Experience
An old advertisement extols A W Wilson & Son offering expert shaving services. It claims years of experience ensure better results and lasting patronage for customers visiting the parlor in the city, emphasizing quality and trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ican House
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Habhbon
J. A. Campbell
Johnstown
Devinney Kunkle
Delsa
R. V
J. E. Campbell
Kate Fee
Jease Fee
Germany
J. A. McGill
LA. P
Jennie A. Brown
St.Croix Falls
Wis
David Campbell
J.C. McGrecor
U. P. Synod
Stanton
Margaret A. Hill
Jefferson County
Dennis K. Smith
Elkin
Emma Smith
Ed. ©. Smith
Inez M. Hill
Inez M. Hill, Entered and Rev. 8. G. Conner, of Venice, Washington County
Philadelphia
Campbell
Indiana, Pa
Squire James Fenton
Alexander Campbell
Mary FE. Black
South Bend, Pa
Parkwood
Helle Carney
Eldersridge
J. M. Wachoh
Alfred Anderson
Littell
J. P
West
Nion
W. A. Nesbit
Saltsburg
D. M. Reed
Kansas
James Clawson
James Hazlett
Farmington
Squire Lytle
Will Thompson
Kent
Oounemaugh
Wm. Nesbit
Miller
Jacob Nesbit
Ben, Irwin
Dayton
Wm. Ewing
Edward Ewing
Livermore
Blacklick
T. W. Haus
W. M. Cunningham’s
Cor
Second Sts
West Tes
Clark
Stockholders’ Meeting
Pitcher’s Castoria
A.w.wilson&son
Ana
Womankind
A. W. Wilson & Son
Cunningham’s Stores
J. T. Boucher
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