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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1894
Page
5
Local notes list visitors from Indiana Oil City Aledo Monmouth and Indianapolis among residents here. Updates include illnesses typhoid fever scarlet fever and a funeral. Social visits at Hazlett House and weddings and fairs are mentioned along with multiple travels to Pittburg Wilmington and Kansas.
J R Lite reports return from Pittsburg where they attended the 8th G A R encampment. Fairview Sabbath school plans a Grip picnic on Thursday September 27 inviting all for a day of social enjoyment. Ramsey Crawford stayed at Belleview briefly. Mary Bond of Pittsburg visits her mother nearby. Lottie and Mollie Kimple of Chambersville visited town last Saturday. Ida Crissman, lately staying here, has gone back to Clayville. Miranda Morris and Ruth Kuhney of South Bend Ind visited Mr. David Good’s last week.
Kh J Richardson and wife attended the G A KR encampment last week. Mr Mack Lowry of Kansas visits his Richmond-born father this week and plans to return west next month. Bothel Co and Carnahan Co repair the Krytzer mill bridge damaged by the recent flood.
A sworn testimonial cites Hood's Sarsaparilla as curing muscular rheumatism and sciatica after eighteen months of illness. The letter also mentions relief from outward piles and references medical opinions and local merchants. It closes with an auditor's notice in Indiana county and a schedule for October 18, 1894.
Farmers rush to chop all grain before feeding as demand soars. Penn Mills touts two chopping mills with 40 bushels per hour capacity, fast service, and no return trips. DAVID ELLIS & SONS urges patrons to bring grain for proper milling and quicker results.
A W Wilson and Son open new stock for men women and children with shop reconfigurations. Offers include Ladies Shawmut Philadelphia Opera toes at 1.25 and D or E lasts, Dinsmore at 1.50, and various other styles from 0.80 to 3.00. Also lists produce prices and a public fund meeting notice at ten o clock including John H Hill.
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