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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1901
Page
5
Local correspondence lists residents visiting relatives and friends across towns, moves between John Michael and Penn Run, church pastor Rev J Milton Snyder returning from trips, deaths in Chambersburg, and several social visits including families from Bel sano, Win ton dale, and Spangler. Also notes health and community ads for liver pills and reloading supplies.
Smicksburg residents report visitors from Dau Bois Plumville and Indi an towns. Local families see health updates with typhoid cases and recoveries. Several residents travel to Pittsburg for work or relocation, including Miss Rille Stear and Miss Mabel Elkin.
An advertisement notes warm shoes priced at 125 dollars and a 1.50 rate for comfort. It also promotes school shoes available in all sizes for boys and girls.
Marion Center and nearby towns show residents visiting relatives, moving houses, starting enterprises, and attending services across Indiana Penn. DoBoia Blairsville Vandergrift and other places. Numerous entries name individuals like William Brown Alex Work Joe Stachel Minnie Lemon Edith Fleck Ada Kinter Alice Elder and H. P. Griffith with family and guests. Community activity spans visits, relocations, school matters, and church events through the region.
Denton and Harry Lukehart of DuBois are home from a hunting tour while Curby and George Welch with G Meade Marshall visit from Indiana to the Pan American Exposition. Sherman Seanor from Clarion visited his parents. Mrs McKee Davis visits daughters in Pittsburg. Reeder hickory mill near the Baptist church will move to Lowry farm. Misses Chella and Zoe Davis entertained friends from Dayton. George Seanor and wife returned from the east. J M Lukehart left for Ponxsutawney on business. Misa Try State of Covede spent time with Mrs D A Gorman. Prof R E Craig of Marion Center called. Mrs D A Gorman visited Punxsutawney with Miss Bertha Chappel. R A Deal called at Ebensburg. R of P and ladies held a reception with goat riding and a supper at Kenmawr Hotel. Continued on Eighth Page. Wall papers at cost to close out. J T Bouner. coal ring up Thos Lowman phone 265. 6c 8c 10c coal. Extra charge for small tots.
A city dealer proclaims exclusive rights to a fine line of Suits with Reversible Vests and advertises the largest, best, and cheapest overcoats seen in Indiana. The firm claims no fancy price now and promises a half off later in the season.
An advertising notice urges readers to visit local Furnishings shops for a broad range of undergarments and coats. It promises quality from finest to ordinary lines and invites customers to come, see, and save dollars.
Mr. Wilson, the manager, invites customers to inspect the clothing lines, whether they plan to buy or not, offering assistance and guidance during the visit.
Cash Clothing Co. Herrick Brothers, proprietors, with M. H. Wilson as manager, operates opposite the court house in Indiana.
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