Recent Deaths and Local Notices in White Township
William Lewis of Brushvalley township died aged about 65 from bowel inflammation. Survived by two sons and a daughter. funeral conducted by Rev. Miller, interment on the family farm. Kate Clingenberger of White township died aged about 60, long mentally deranged. sister of Joseph Clingenberger. interment today. James A. Speaker died at Buckner, Missouri, aged about 65. formerly White township resident. survived by five sons and two daughters. interment at home. Dillie Bracken of Buffington township died of typhoid fever aged about 19. interment at Strongstown. Rev. Albert Miller to preach at Fairview next Sabbath. Baptist women plan meals for fair funds. Advertisements for a salve, local merchants, and fair-week notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lewis
Brushvalley
Miller
Mise
Kate Clingenberger
Henry
White Township
Joseph Clingenberger
Fourth Ward
James A. Speaker
Buckner
Dillie Bracken
Henderson Bracken
Buffington Township
Strongstown
Albert Miller
Fairview
M. Davis
Kalamazoo
Mich
Hall
Weddings of a Week Tie Couple in Western Pennsylvania
A wedding week highlights multiple marriages in the region. Samuel H. Snyder of Elders Ridge and Mints Bairigh of Apollo wed in Apollo, with future housekeeping planned there. Additional ceremonies list Uncapher Raleigh, Gasten Ober, Chambers Jordan, Huebner Oberdick, Highlands Reitz, Mock Weaver, and Martin Mock among other couples, all celebrated in local venues.
Vanton Jack Floats Beneath the Stars and Stripes
A small town in Indiana recounted an international episode as Northwood Co raised both the American flag and the Union Jack from the same mast to honor fraternal ties with England amid Dewey's victory. The ceremony featured readings, music, and remarks by Judge Harry White and Rev. Dr. Owens as Ensign Charles Owens neared home from the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Northwood Co
America
Harry Northwood
New York
Merrie England
Wall Heath
England
Dewey
Britain
John O'Gray
Land’s End
Mr. Northwood
Great Britain
St. George
St. Andrew
Scotland
St. Patrick
Ireland
Goody Company
Harry White
D. J. Waller, Jr
State Normal School
John A. Scott
Dr. Owens
Chas. Owens
Dr. Clarke
Annie E. Black Died in Cherryhill Township at 39
In loving memory Annie E. Black wife of David M. Black died at home in Cherryhill township on August 28, 1898 aged 39 years 10 months 15 days. The notice interweaves obituary verse with family sorrow and references Clark's studio for photos and local shoe advertisements from Indiana Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherryhill Township
Annie E. Black
David M. Black
Jesus
God
Merchant H. E. Enterbaugh Builds Storeroom and Hotel
Mr. H. E. Enterbaugh, a Grant township merchant near Deckers Point, has completed a new storeroom and dwelling. After less than two years in business his trade grew so much he built larger quarters and now occupies his own building. He offers a full line of general merchandise and plans to expand his trade while also operating a hotel to serve travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Enterbaugh
Deckers Point
Grant Township
Enterbaugh
Eee
Hall's Catarrh Cure ad and Toledo business notices
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo promising $100 for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Ads urge visits to Elmer W. Allison & Co soda fountain and Sharretts shoes, Clar studio picture framing, Smith's photos, and Smith's gallery in fair grounds for portraits and frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W. Gleason
Elmer W. Allison & Co
Odd Fellows
Claris Studio
Clark’s
Smith
Smith’s
Fair Grounds
Sharretts
Public notice of purchase and auditor’s claim hearing
The undersigned buys property from Wm Cassatt Buffington Township including buckwheat grain hay corn potatoes one cow stove and furniture for 50 dollars cash and warns others not to disturb it Joseph Hagens September 7 1898 An auditor for the Court of Common Pleas Indiana County will attend at his Indiana Pa office October 12 1898 for claims in the estate of P C Fair a signee of William Hill No 75 June term 1894
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Cassatt
Buffington Township
Alice
Joseph Hagens
Court of Common Pleas
Indiana County
P. C. Fair
William Hill
Indiana
Fall Goods On Sale At Low Cash Prices For All
Fall fabrics and novelty dressings offered at very low cash prices with wide selections. Serges, plaids, calicoes, and brocades priced from 4c to 39c per yard plus a large shoe section with mens, ladies, and children's footwear. Also heavy boots, overalls, grain sacks, and a free five foot step ladder with baking powder. Phone orders and delivery available, visit the fair stock next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seayard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clothier
Furnisher
Hatter
Philadelphia Street
Court House
Rater Clingenbergeer
Church News
Buckien
T. E. Hildebrand
W. M. Moore
Homer City
M.G. Miller
Blairsville
Emme Rhea
Philadelphia
John W. Wray
Nannie Kaufman
Sharrette
Clark
Chambers
Jordan
Miles B. Chambers
Carrie D. Jordan
North Mahoning Township
Lewis House
Squire J. A. Crossman
Mock~weaver
Alfonzo Mock
Misa Miranda Weaver
Glen Campbell
Squire J. E. Miller
J.T. Gaston
Anna M. Gheory
Cherryhill
Frederick Huebner
New Florence
Gaz
Mary Overdick
Alegheny ‘m
Fairfield
Cathering
Wheatfield
Miles B. Chamber
North Mahoning Carrier
Worth Mahoning
George W. Highland
Sadie E. Beitz
North Point
Leechburg
Jonsthan
Canoe Ridge
Nancy A. Barth
Rochester Mills
Thomas Martin
Irene M. Mack
Alfonzo L. Mod
da Weaver
Mack Shaffer
West Wheatfield
Mary L. Bowser
Wm Weat Wheatfield
David B. Allison
Marchand
Laura E. Hamiat Mahoning
Vanton Jack
Spain
Cuba
Maine
United States Navy
Nathan C. Green
George H. Hamilton
Riedel
Presbyterian Church
Fannie Work
George W. Gray
Richmond
Fair Call
Jno. F. Stevine & Co
Sharretta
John Jacobs
Indiana House
Indiana, Pa
Shields, Painter & Sloan
Greensburg
J. M. Bunzell
Johnstown
Patton's
Sraith’s. Clark’s
Phila
Y. WM. Cunningham
Wallace Dry Goods Store
Jamestown
Wallace Dry Goods Company
J.C. Wallace ,Son
Hastings’ Planing Mwill
John S. Hastings
Rts
Edward A. Pennington
Lhomy