Duncan welcomes baby girl. local notes and visits
Local correspondence from Clyde reports Mr Chas Duncan becoming a father to a baby girl. Rev McGill to hold communion at Bethel next Sabbath. Hugh Mack sold McCracken property to James McGiffin. John McNeige attended Heshbon picnic. David Brendlinger and wife from Morrellville visited. John McCracken bought West Wheatfield McCracken property. Andrew and M W Luther visited R G Mack of East Wheatfield on Salshath. Mrs Emma Roggie to move to Verona about October. Susie Kerr and Mrs Kerr of Titusville visited. they left last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Werts of Iowa visited James Mack. Mrs Werts is his sister. Mr Werts revisited his old home in West Wheatfield. thirty-nine years since they left for Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Duncan
Rev
McGill
Bethel
Hugh Mack
McCracken
James McGiffin
John McNeige
Heshbon
David Brendlinger
Morrellville
John McCracken
West Wheatfield
Messrs
Andrew and
M. W. Luther
R. G. Mack
East Wheatfield
Salshath
Mervilla Mack
Emma Roggie
Verona
Allegheny County
Susie Kerr
Mars
Maggie Kerr
Titusville
Thomas Werts
Iowa
James Mack
Werts
Mack
Mr. Werts
West Wheatfield Township
Local Notes and Visitors Around Town
Mr Amos T Anthony is on the sick list. Wo Rankin is laid up with a sore foot. Mr Samuel Lytle repairs his dwelling. Blair McTiara of Chambersville was here on Saturday. Abner Lowman attends the Dayton fair this week. Mrs Patterson of Kansas visits friends nearby. Miss Lizzie Lytle visits Indiana last week. Ed Wiggins of Indiana visited W F Walker on Sabbath. School convened Monday with twenty scholars. Rev Wilson attends Presbytery at Tunnelton this week. W J Mitchell and family of Indiana pass through on Saturday. C E Myers of this place made a business trip to Blairsville on Saturday. Frank Keener and wife of Indiana were at J C Campbell's on Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos T. Anthony
Wo. Rankin
Samuel Lytle
Blair Mctiara
Chambersville
Abner Lowman
Dayton
Patterson
Kansas
Lizzie Lytle
Indiana
Ed. Wiggins
W. F. Walker
Our Ball Club Defeats Patchinville 22 to 6 Saturday
Local sports report notes a 22 to 6 win over Patchinville at an unnamed venue on Saturday. It also mentions town life items: Cherrytree monument work on the foundation progresses, John Lewis relocating to Kinport property, a newborn at A W MecCreery’s home, and several visits and sermons by ministers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patchinville
Cherrytree Monument
John Lewis
Camp House
Kinport
Squire Keller
A.W. MecCreery
Wallace
Kennedy and area visitors noted in local society
Jianic Kennedy from Indiana visited this week while Mr and Mrs Robert Coleman visit Ohio friends. Miss Magpie Kennedy of Westebanon guests here and Miss Clara Anderson of Blairsville visits. H J Kennedy hosted a Thursday night gathering as Arhana school thrives under Miss Marshall. A Saturday street parade in Arhana drew a large crowd and Marshall Cruikshank returns from Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Coleman
Ohio
Magpie Kennedy
Westebanon
Clara Anderson
Blairsville
H. J. Kennedy
Arhana
Marshall
Community Notes On Local Visits And Recoveries
G M Weaver spent a couple of days at Indiana last week. Mr Wm Holden, previously ill, is convalescing. Mr and Mrs John Shields of Horatio visited Sabbath. Mrs 8 A Wortman of Punxsutawney visits nearby friends. Miss Clara Stear of Smicksburg hosted friends early week. Mrs Thomas Walker of Big Bun visits Mr and Mrs Frederick Walker. Miss Ida Fetterhoff of Reynoldsville visits grandparents Mr and Mrs George Fetterhoff. Miss Hillie Elin returned to Iron City College. Mr William Coulter and family visited Rural Village. Miss Helle Shaffer of Wilkinsburg visits Frank Elkins. Sadie Robinson and Alice Lakehart visited Plumville last week. Capt D A Lakehart and wife returned from visits in Indiana and Altoona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Weaver
Indiana
Wm. Holden
John Shields
Horatio
A. Wortman
Punxsutawney
Clara Stear
Smicksburg
Thomas Walker
Big Bun
Frederick Walker
Ida Fetterhoff
Reynoldsville
Mm Greorge Fetterhoff
Hillie Elin
Iron City College
William Coulter
Mie Helle Shaffer
Wilkinsburg
Frank Elkins
Sadie Robinson
Alice Lakehart
Plumville
Lakehart
Altoona
News Notes From Strongstown and Nearby
Strongstown reports E J Blakely raised a new barn last week and Miss Madge Waltemire of Pine Flats visits her cousin J M Brown. Mr and Mrs William Sides of Martinsville visited friends here. J H Elwood of Johnstown spent Saturday and Sunday with J B Graham’s family. Misses Annie Gibson of Penn Run and Bertie George of Angora visited Florence and Bessie Graham. F D Altimus, felled by typhoid, relapsed and is very low with brothers Charles Johnstown and Benjamin Scottdale, and brothers in law James Lyons Pittsburg and Frank Philadelphia at his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Blakely
Madge Waltemire
Pine Flats
J. M. Brown
William Sides
Martintown
J. H. Elwood
Johnstown
J. B. Graham
Annie Gibson
Penn Run
Bertie George
Angora
Misser Florence
Bessie Graham
F. D. Altimus
Charles
Benjamin
Scottdale
James Lyons
Pittsburg
Frank
Philadelphia
Socials and relocations noted in Centerville area
Local items show social visits and entertainments as Mr John Grumbling moves into a new house and Mr Harry T Dick hosts friends. Teachers elected for Centerville school and roof work on Hotel Kier by Apollo timers. Several residents travel or visit relatives, with multiple short notices of returns and moves across nearby towns.
Indiana Electric Co Stockholders Meeting on Oct 1 1894
A meeting of the Indiana Electric Co stockholders is scheduled for Monday October 1 1894 at 7 30 p m at the secretary’s office in the Farmers Bank building. Purpose to increase capital stock and issue bonds for plant enlargement. G W Gilbert secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Electric Co
Farmers’ Bank
G. W. Gilbert
Purest drugs and medicines at Empfield's drug store
A dense local notice listing Empfield's pure drugs and soda, Mack & Ray's carloads of oil and salt, and low prices at Cunningham's and Johnson's stores. It mentions Butterick patterns at Johnson's, assignee sales of A T Lowry Co, and an auditor's distribution date in Indiana county with two public meetings in October 1894. It also advertises coats, caps, umbrellas, and new clothing lines from A W Wilson and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack & Ray’s
W. M. Cunningham’s
Empfield
VW. M. Cunningham’s
F. T. Empfield’s
Court House
F. T. Empfield
A. T. Lowry & Co
Church Street
F. J. Johnson’s. Call
W. M. Cunningham’s. Oil and Salt
Orphans’ Court
Trait Menses County
Franklin McGuire
Daniel Ruffner
William McGuire
Green Township
John L. Getty
Prices for Farm Produce and Goods in Old Market List
A fragment lists unit prices for staples such as butter per pound, chickens per pound, turkeys per pound, ducks per pound, beans per bushel, potatoes per bushel, onions per bushel, cabbage per pound, and rags per pound with garbled trailing text. The readable items indicate a midstream market pricing note from a historical newspaper.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clyde
Shelocta
Cherrytree
Anna Smith
David Ginter
Coalport
Strum and Family
Waynesburg
M. P
Shively
Kittanning
Park Woor
Joshua Harrold
Sarah Householder
Avonmore
H. F. Hamill
Maggie
Jennie
Eunice George
Pittsbar
Jones & Devers
Euma Byers
Albert Kuntz
Cunemaugh
Jianic] Kennedy
Marshall Cruikshank
Trade City
Strongstown
John Grumbling
Harry T. Dick
John D. Clark
Elmer Dickie
New Florence
Robt. J.hood
Germany
Isaiah Lichtenfels
Centerville
Homer City
Apollo
Kier
Lafayette Tuck
Diamondville
M. John Hamilton
Harry and
Jack Bolar
Europe
Graceton
Kenwood
Mrs. Cook
Westover
Lizzie O. Getty
Elizabeth Smith
Near Here
Clarksburg
Joseph Fulton
West Lebanon
Calvin Rosborough
Newrytown
H. B. Ambrust
A. W. Armstrong
Endora
Kan
Stockholders’ Meeting
Wm. A. Booth
Indiana, Pa
CG. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Hood
Orphans' Court of
Indiana County
G. T. Crooks
David Adam
Borough of
Enpstone
A.w.wilson&son
Womankind
Orphans’ Court of
Fry Roser
Geo. Roser
John H. Pierce
Pitcher’s Castoria Children
Cryford Phtoheis
Castorle
Enn
Penn Mills
David Ellis & Sons
Frank T. Empfield
Frank T. Eppfield
A. W. Wilson & Son
the Market Report
Mack & Ray
Ancien
Wilson, Rowe & Hetrick
New Indiana Flouring Mills
V. M. Cunningham’s
Apores
Opponite
V.M. Cunningham
Cunningham
Cunningham’s Stores
United States
Arlington
Comets
Turkey
COR
Philadelphia & Second Sts
W. M. Cunningham
West Indiana
E. A. Pennington
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