Local Society Notes From Homer City and Nearby
Homer City and surrounding towns see visits and attendees at events this week. Mrs T Clark spent days in Pittsburgh while Mr Os Roberts attends the State Fatest Ui ieb NLC. Mr Carey of Johnstown visited friends, and Mr Thai St Clair of Latrobe spent Sabbath with his parents. AW Emmons attends Beliefunt week, Mr Va English of Brownsville visits with family. Miss Connover of this place visits Homer City friend, Mrs Thomas Crawford of Homestead visits Mrs J F Cooper. The Indiana Normal choir sang at the Presbyterian church last Sabbath. A Lutheran meeting in honor of Rev J W Shen produced several resolutions printed in this paper and Pittsburg papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Clark
Pittsburg
Os Roberts
Carey
Johnstown
Thai St. Clair
Latrobe
Emmons
English
Brownsville
Indiana
Connover
Thomas Crawford
Homestead
J. F. Cooper
Indiana Normal
Presbyterian Church
Ehth
J. W. Shen
Local notes from Wilkinsburg and surrounding areas
Local items report Miss Daisy Anderson visiting friends at Apollo and Miss Fievtha Nosensteel traveling to Apollo to spend weeks with her aunt. A public show department is closed for two weeks. Prof. Barto remains at home due to his family. Church activities include a Sabbath communion with eight new members admitted in the Ivebosterian church and a sermon by Rev. Lit. Political meetings drew large crowds debating free coinage with an upcoming November 3 verdict. Community visitors include Jol Waterson of Chambersville and Mrs Lonnie Carnahan visiting Wm. Craig. Riv. Wilson preaches next Sunday at 11 a m. Social calls hinge on local residents like Anthony Stuchell, Mr. and Mrs. Lutz, and several Kayne township residents at a Creekside gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Cass
Waverleg
N.Y
Barto
Isesiy
I’vesboterian
Littell Peo
Tvvan and Silver
Jol Waterson
Chambersville
Lonnie Carnahan
Craig O
Riv. Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Anthony Stuchell
J. L. Carnahan
Thomas Lutz
Grove Chapel
Creekside
Samuel D. Bell
David Blue
Richard Getty
Wilson Getty
Kayne Township
Revival draws crowds at local meeting despite illness
Mrs Rev J H Boozer lies ill while a five over flagpole will be raised in town this week. Rev Buckley conducts revival to large crowds. Neil Ferguson preaches earnestly at U P church. Joseph Hart and wife visit West Lebanon on their way to Grisemore. Ed Gibson climbs 80 feet McKinley Hobart pole to adjust rope for hoisting flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Boozer
John Hoop
Trade City
Andie Powell
New Bethlehem
Neil Ferguson
U. P
East Sabiath
J. Knox Carney
Coopersdale
Samuel Alison
Jomph A. Hart
West Lebanon
Grisemore
McKinley
Hobart
Local Notes and Visitors Haunt Rayne Area News
Ill health affects Mrs Ellen Ray and sick list grows for Mr John C Long. Rayne township set for large McKinley protection vote. Marion Rowe of Blairsville visits her father H M Long. Ray schoolhouse event promises strong attendance Friday and Saturday. Pittsburg trip covers McDurmitt counterfeiting case. Netler and Younkins hunted locally last week. Chickens missing reported. Sam Kinmell packed 41 tons of hay. Maggie Peeler visited Johnstown. Anthony from Kansas visited Lowisons. Edwards siblings noted as Plumville residents. Harbison of Reynoldsville visited. Indiana residents Visited Walker family. Amabel Walker from Indiana visited J C Walker. Morry Gibson teaching Nes 4 home Saturday. Sinnie Diller of Plumville staying with Shields. Visit of Trumville early week. Marriage of Thomas Lowman of this place to Annie Russell of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Ray
John C. Long
Rayne Township
McKinley
Protection
Marion Rowe
Blairsville
Ray School
Martin Wissell
Marshall McDurmitt
Pittsburg
KR. Y. Netler
J. B. Younkins
M's
Maggie Peeler
John Sown
Anthony
Kansas
Installation Services at Baptist Church Thursday
The program outlines a two part installation service at the Baptist church with devotional segments, talks by Walter H. Jackson Mrs. Langham Rev. Loomis and Rev. Teasdale, plus organizational and pastoral charges. Evening service includes sermon by Rev. Teasdale and benediction. An unrelated health advertisement promotes Shaker Digestive Cordial at 10 cents to 1 dollar per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
This Place
Gressley
John Houk
Walter H. Jackson
J. XN. Langham
Tuopic
H. F. Loomis
E. C. Parker
W. P. Hile
C. W. Teasdale
A. B. Runyan
Elias Rowland
A. J. Furman
Jeannette Faces Normal Park Game at Nor mal Park
A football match is set for Monday October 26 at 2 15 PM at Normal Park between Jeannette and Normal teams. Normal squad has a strong year and is practicing hard with lineups announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal Park
Jeannette
October 15 1890 Real Estate Transfers
Records show transfers: Frank Donahugh to Noah Boyer for a lot in Indiana at 1000 dollars. G M Glassgow to James Dalrymple for a Glen Campbell lot at 550 dollars. October 16 involves William Young to J C Stuchel for a Indiana lot at 350 dollars. J C Stuchel to Noah Boyer for a Indiana lot at 800 dollars. Noah Boyer to Frank Donahugh for a Indiana lot at 800 dollars. J D Neff sells two acres in Blairsville to Milikin Homer for 1600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Donahugh
Indiana
Noah Boyer
G. M. Glassgow
Glen Campbell
James Dalrymple
William Young
J. C. Stuchel
J. D. Neff
Blairsville
Milikin Homer
Indiana Sign Company Builds Local Sign Craft
W R Loughry & Co reports a new Indiana Sign Company in Hanover Indiana. Proprietors Harry K Apple and Bird Sloan aim to print signs in any design and paint paper stands and posting bills for theatrical uses. They already delivered handsome work and secured large orders. A patron letter from Hanover praises McKinley and honest money while criticizing Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Sign Company
Harry K. Apple
Bird Sloan
the Progress
Shoppers by Mail Sample Goods Catalog Promotion
Jos. Horne & Co promote mail order shopping with full samples of Dress Goods Silks and Suitings and a Neu Fall and Winter Catalogue. This week features extra wide all wool suitings 38 to 48 inches solid colors checks and fancy weaves 35 yard. Imported Cheviots and Mixtures large assortment 5()q yard. Scotch Mixtures Tweed Effects all imported 1.25 and 1.50 goods Matelasse Suitings 1.00 yard.
Annual Convention of Our Young People's Christian Union
The Annual Convention of Our Young People's Christian Union of the United Presbyterian church met at New Florence on Thursday and Friday of last week. The convention includes societies of the Conemaugh presbytery with many county attendees. Notable attendees included Harry Lowry and David Carnahan of Crete and Wilbur Cunningham of Shelocta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Young People’s Christian Union of the United Presbyterian Church
New Florence
Conemaugh
Local notices and personal items from Pittsburg and Indiana PA
A jumble of notices includes a Rheumatism testimonial from W S Daugherty praising Indian Herb Care of Indiana PA dated 1895, tax collector information for White Township, a tax collection date for October 24, a footwear offer from William Davis, a fruit grape tip from Anthony’s and cabbage and celery sale by Frank H Daugherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank .H. Daugherty
For Rent or Sale: Five Room House with Outbuildings
A five room house with outbuildings and a never failing spring, plus two fruitful lots. Rental until April 1 or bargain sale on easy payments. Call PROGRESS office tree 121 Miss Tarbell for details. Also notes a dramatic McClure's piece on Lincoln 1860 nomination and cites Dean's Ointment for piles with instant relief and cure.
Pine Township Institute Program at Burns School House
The Pine Township Institute sets its schedule for October 30 and 31 at the Burns school house. Friday evening features opening address on methods of busy work and duties of teacher guidance. Saturday covers holding pupil attention and hindrances to school success, plus time use out of school and gaining pupil respect with impromptu class exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns School
Pine Township
D.B. Sides
Calvin Steffy
Thomas Conrad
Mary Shaffer
Lawrence Williams
M. M. Palmer
H. Clara Sterner
D. T. McGregor
Vincent Mulvehill
Harman Miller
Edward Roser
Music dealer sells organs to local churches in trips
Mr 8 M Work of Works Young music dealers returned from Clearfield county business trip. He sold a fine Packard church organ for the Presbyterian church at Ansonville and recently sold organs for the Baptist and Presbyterian churches at Barnesboro, Cambria county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. M. Work
Works& Young
Clearfield County
Work
Packard
Presbyterian
Ansonville
Baptist
Barnesboro
Cambria County
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Homer City
West
Lebanon
Wilkinsburg
Daisy Anderson
Apollo
Fievtha Nosensteel
Apollo Toreen
Kent
Marchand
Buckley
M. W. C. Brown
Punxsutawney
T. J. Allison
B. B. Sutter
Cortez
Jefferson County
Onberg
Sam Kinmell
Jacksonville
Mio Sinnie Diller
Plumville
Stayiss
Shields
Trumiville
Thos. Lowmusa
Pouiuer
W. G. Lowman
Annie Russell
Pittebun
Elseesmann
Cuticura
F. New Brery & Sons
King Edwardst
London
Porres Dace & Crim
Boston
Ryan
Wiggins Normal
Lockard
Stewart
King, Perry and Hill
A.S. C
Fried
United States
W. R. Loughry & CO
Bryan
Illinois
Ross
Hanover
Ill
A. T. Mooghead
Jo Daviess County
Jo Daviess
Grant
Rawlins
Washburn
Col. Baker
JOS. Horne & CO
Our Mail Order Department
Indiana, Pa
Mollie Comer
Agnes Fogle
Kit Kirk
Louie Kline
R. H. Miller
Alt Strong
William Wesner
Franklin Sansom
P. M
Wallace Dry Goods Company
Marshall & Kline
J. C. Wallace & Son
Proprietors
Penn Avenue
Fifth Street
Pittsburg, Pa
Indian Herb Care
James Anderson
Daugherty
White Township
Court House
Thomas W. Simmpson
William Davis
Crawford
Robe Boarding House
Water Street
J. B. Womkins
John F. Clements
Dean
Pine Township Institute
XE Vosel Is
ExXis Tallor
Vogel Brose., TE
Sixth Street
Indiana, Penn’a
Nutriotone
Contry
Indiana Roller Mi
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