Personalities in town and visits from the region
Lest of Deckers Point and others visit Latrobe and nearby towns. Numerous residents from West Indiana, Saltsburg, Trade City, Greensburg, and Punxsutawney are listed with Monday or Sabbath calls and health notes. Activities include purchases, travel, absences, a creamery plan, and sale bidding by Samuel McCune and crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VE. Lest
Deckers Point
W. Wilson
Saltsburg
M. C. Wortman
Trade City
Mary Rice
Harry Anthony
Second Street
Indiana
Kittanning
KM. Wilson
Blairsville National Bank
Porter Campbell
Pear
Heshidon
Local Gossip Highlights Moves and Projects in Wintondale Area
Harry Smith returns from Blairsville while Mrs. Ann Herdman plans a winter in Graceton. Bennett brothers harvest 100 bushels of grain. Samuel Hill builds a new farm structure about a mile from town. George McCutcheon visits relatives A B James and John Bennett. Robby Orner improving. his sister Miss Bell Orner's death noted last week. Longnecker of Ivison visits town. he is postmaster and merchant. Laddie Cameron visits home from Cockport. Elmer Carney and mother in law at county seat. Lizzie McCutcheon returns from East End Pittsburg. Hoofnogle ill with lockjaw. Jacob Miller sells Dilltown Nineveh route to Jas. Moore and may take Stephens property. Squire James Mardis recovering strength and seen as fair officer. A. C. Griffith of Brushvalley works at Wintondale stone mason. foundation for many buildings laid. H C Williams seeks post office for area, easing mail trips to Martintown or Strongstown. L J Amond & Son of Cherryhill, plasterers and bricklayers, thriving in Wintondale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Henderson
Canoe Township
Cramer
Allegheny
Margaret Cubbage
Normal
James Speedy
Chambersville
G. H. Mathews
Buffington
B. F. Scanlon
Greensburg
John Scanlon
Philip Gressley
McKeesport
Gressley
Ella Sturgeon
Verde
Neve Lytle
Elderton
A.B. McLain
Jane Watt
Jonathan Langham
Montgomery Township
J. N. Langham
Jennie Peeler
Watt
Minnie Orr
Homer City
Timont
Westmoreland County
H. C. Dilts
Walier
David ¥. Dennison
Blairsville
Dennison
John M. Winceheimer
White Township
Sara Birkman
Wichita
Kan
James Black
Lizzie Fry
DuBois
Nettie
John A. Findley
Church Street
Sarah Haney
John Letty
West Church Street
Wilmer Shields
J. W. Shields
Rayne Township
F. McCune
Purchase Line
McCune
East Run
James McGregor
Wm. H. McGregor
Ann Herdman
Graceton
Bennett Brothers
Samuel Hill
George McCutcheon
A. B. James
John Bennett
Robby Orner
Bell Orner
A. H. Longnecker
Ivison
Hoofnogle
Thomas Burk
Jacob Miller
Dilltown
Nineveh
Jas. Moore
Stephens
James Mardis
Mardis
Indiana County
Wintondale
A. C. Griffith
Brushvalley Township
Griffith
H. C. Williams
Martintown
Strongstown
L. J. Amond & Son
Cherryhill Township
Local residents and visitors weave through town notes
H B MacIntire’s wareroom advances toward completion. Dr Hughes of this place visits Grove City. John McCurdy from Blairsville moves to town. Mrs Sarah Rhea recovers from illness. James Jewell repairs his dwelling. Miss Ella Hosack and mother visit from Young township. Miss Margaret Gibson of Indiana guests of Mrs McLain Lowman in Jacksonville. Mrs Eliza Cunningham and Lizzie move to our town. Mary and Lizzie Laughlin from Indiana visit their cousin Mary Laughlin. Mrs George Crissman and children visit near Indiana at Ferguson home. Rev Bean of Philadelphia preaches at U P church. Wm Fails, Ida and Elsie, and J D Lewis and Sara attend Pounds-Repine wedding. Mrs Will Lowman of Braddock and Mrs Will McCurdy of Allegheny stay with Lizzie Lowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. MacIntire
Dr. Hughes
Grove’City
John McCurdy
Blairsville
Sarah Rhea
James Jewell
Near Town
Ella Hosack
Young Township
Margaret Gibson
Indiana
McLain Lowman
Jacksonville
Eliza Cunningham
Lizzie
Mary
Lizzie Laughlin
Mary Laughlin
George Crissman
Joseph Ferguson
Rev. Bean
Philadelphia
U. P
Wm. Fails
Ida
Elsie
J.D. Lewis
Sara
Will Lowman
Braddock
Will McCurdy
Allegheny
City
Lizzie Lowman
Republican meeting slated for Friday in town
Lou Oberlin and Jacob Beck visited from DuBois for Sabbath with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Smith from Punxsutawney stayed with Mrs. Smith’s sister Mrs. Sadie Stiteler. Angus Lakehart returns to town from the farm. Black visits for bridge work. Cora Black ill with quinsy. John Duke from Armstrong county hunted raccoon. Dr and Mrs Crawford avoid serious harm after a buggy mishap on Dodson hill. Smicksburg has eight dressmakers and three millinery workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Oberlin
Jacob Beck
Will Smiley
DuBois
Mr. Smith
Punxsutawney
Cora Black
Miss Black
John Duke
Armstrong County
Local Residents Attend Republican Rally In Cockport
D. J. Bougher and F. H. Learn were at Cockport on Monday. An immense Republican rally was held here last Tuesday evening. Dan iel and Asher Glenn of Grisemore visited on Thursday. Mrs J C Conner suffers with severe pleurisy. Mrs J A Wheeler remains seriously ill. Dr J C and David McMillen of Dixonville were in town Tuesday and Wednesday. S o l Buterbaugh and wife and James Learn and daughter Ella of Cockport visited Thursday. David Learn and wife of Purchase Line visited their daughter on Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Bougher
F. H. Learn
Cockport
J. C. Conner
G. Bush
Mitchells Mills
Daniel and
Asher Glenn
Grisemore
J. A. Wheeler
J. C
David McMillen
Dixonwie
Wednes Y
Sol Buterbaugh
James Learn
Ella
David Learn
Purchase Line
Mr. A. Farbaugh
Thureday
Cherrytree G A R Post meeting well attended
Community rounds up news from Cherrytree and surroundings with visits from Chas Templeton of Garmans Mills and others. Local improvements include Jr O U A M hall weatherboarded, road work between Clearfield county areas, and a boy born to Jos Pittman. Sermons at M E church drew crowded attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Post
Chas. Templeton
Garmans Mills
Cherrytree
A. B. Clark
Hastings
C. A. Grumbling
Hosiery bonanza shines in autumn sale
Autumn hosiery trade explodes with a wide stock and low prices. Children wool hose from 10c, 15c to 60c. boys bicycle hose. ladies wool hose at 18c. cashmere and ribbed hose up to 50c. men's woolen half hose 18c and 25c. cashmere hose 50c. vests 20c to $1. shirts 35c to $1. free wool blankets $2.25. satin skirt $1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hood
Appleton A
Elton
Cantor
Cunninghatts, Cor
Philadelphia
Second ST. West
Indiana
Market report from Mack & Ray and Indiana Flouring Mills
The market report is updated each Tuesday by Mack & Ray of the Checkered Front and Wilson, Rowe & Hetrick of the Indiana Flouring Mills. The firms set the quoted prices and handle items including butter, eggs, potatoes, onions, and rags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack & Ray
Wilson, Rowe & Hetrick
New Indiana Flouring Mills
Hat Shopping Talk At Stumpf's
A shopper recounts finding a lovely hat at Stumpf's after visiting multiple stores street by street. She buys the hat, has it trimmed to her preference, and pays about half the price she would elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stumpf
Stump
Also Mentioned on This Page
Janes A. White
West Oak Street
Milton Carney
J. K. Carney
Johnstown
Margaret Allen
Brother Clyde
West
A. V. Cunningham
West Indiana
Youghingheny Ive Co
John Neal
Josiah
West Mahoning Township
Neal
B. F. Williams
Jennie
Progress Office
W. C. Brown
Punxsutawley
A. A. Barker
Ebensburg
T. J. Fleming
Rockcreek
Mont
John and
James Johnston
Washington Township
Anderson Fowler
Center Township
New Florence
W. H. Mullen
Goodwin
Edgar 8
Potter
Wellman & Swine Tobacco Co
Quincy
General Agency
Tarentum
Samuel
Harry Smith
Smicksburg
Barnesboro
Sleepy Hollow
Penn Roller Mills
David Ellis & Sons
Jos. Stewart
Manor Station
Lizzie Galbreath
John Sebring
Clearfield County
Plattville
Jos. Pittman
Abbey Kunkle
Brushvalley
John H. Miller
Samuel Roser
Main Street
C. A. Buchanan
Simeon Truby
A. J. Campbell
Union Hotel
Henry Myers
Ed. Roberts
Pine Flats
Douglass
Baldwin
Pentecost Band
M. E
Creekside
R. P. Bethel
J. T. Gibson
Pittsburg
R. B. Carroll
Ed Gibson
Tillie McCrea
Ralston Walker
Shelocta
Diamondvile
M. L. Carrahan
Richmond
Andrew Gibson
Barnes
Altoona
Eirth
Hood’s
Cora B. Ebert
Barnesville, Pa
C. L Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Hood
Nena Hood
A. W. Wilson & Son
the Market Report
C. Smith
Freeport
James Bell
Philadelphia Street
West Indi
Cunningham
A. S. Cunningham
United States
Zernets
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