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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1905

Page

5

West Wheatfield Local News Highlights and Visits

Local correspondence from West Wheatfield and nearby towns notes Frank Clark and Scott Thompson in Pitcairn on business, visits by Huston, Reynolds, and Mack families, a missionary pairing in Garfield, and social calls across Garfield, MeKane, and Punxsutawney. Railroad progress on the Buffalo and Susquehanna branch signals upcoming arrival. various illnesses, weddings, travel, and community events are listed with multiple residents visiting relatives and attending church, funerals, and social gatherings.

West Wheatfield Frank Clark Scott Thompson Pitcairn John. W. Huston Albert Rutter Findley Reynolds Hone and Ales Hood Reynolds Ohio Mig David Mack Clyde Mra Sam 2. Mack Wit Crawford County Chas Bentatovt Boligny John Stormer Hoshbon Mes Dohi Kelton Jacob Mack dJck Hoskinson Miv Seate Campbell B.D. Mark Tayo East Liverpool Edward McClain Morrellyville Maygie Lichtenfels Altoona Riends Will Reynolds South Fork Garfield Gertie Alcorn Heshbon Garfield Evangelical Church Telford Porter Palmer James Robinson Mr. Robinson Samuel Sutter New Mexico Andrew Sutter A. R. States James Rowland Elias Rowland Brushvalley A. I. Simpson Samuel Beck Tone Wyant Wingert Marchand Ebert Simpson Pittsburg Simpson David Kaufman Mahaffey Henry Tyger Near Town Carrie Long Punxsutawney Corode Buffalo & Susquehanna Railroad Panxsutawney Indiana

Savings Department Pays Interest on October and April

In our Savings Department interest is credited on October 1 and April 1 for deposits renewed or not at the bank, ensuring no loss of days. The Farmers' Bank of Indiana offers four percent interest.

Farmers’ Bank of Indiana First National Bank of Indiana

Estate settlement notice for Banuel Le Lowry heirs

Legal notice dated September 27, 1905, from ROBERT J. LOWERY and JAMES IS BEATTY as cen­tore, listing the estate of Banuel Le Lowry. Requests present creditors and those indebted to make prompt payment after daily authentication for settlement of the estate.

Aellets CeBtaiien Banuel le Lowry Robert J. Lowery James IS Beatty Ceutore

Corner stone laying at Graceton church plans and locals

Homer City attendees at Graceton Sabbath services for the new M church corner stone. A $75 subscription funded the project. Town residents report students leaving for higher learning, visits from relatives, and local moving day plans. Notices include future sales and real estate offerings in Indiana.

Homer City Graceton M. Ki Misa Mena Laverty Tesday Evans City Samuel Sickenberger Pittsbirg de. Mwing Dehnoant Chambersville

Local Social Notices Mixed With Family Visits

A jumble of household visits and family news lists Ambrose Brandon and family in Gableton, Mrs. Fudson in Willet, Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Jamison, and Pauline McMillen all visiting relatives. Mentions of sick lists, travel plans to Niagara Paris, and a cemetery note in Greenvaggl. A fragmentary obituary style item appears among personal notices.

Denton Eigar Lydie Jennings Crandon Gableton HH. M. Cranden Misa Mixrabeth Veeniger Dante Diora James Garin Niagara Paris Dati Geringer Cnt Burnside Tsade Hudson Cockpart Adda Lamar

Opening of Fall and Winter Millinery at Cookport

Miss Orpha McCullough visits the city to purchase fall and winter millinery stock and will display leading hat styles next week. She selects fashion at close margins to benefit patrons in Cookport and vicinity with the latest bonnets, hats, trimmings. Call early for best selection.

Orpha McCullough Cockport

Newest Styles in Pleated Fronts and Negligees

An advertisement touts pleated fronts, coat shirts, and light or dark negligees with a wide price range from $1.00 to $8.00. Makers’ full line on shelves includes medium to heavy weights, cape or regular collars, suitable for school wear, with entries like $3.50, $4.00, and higher end options.

Fall Waists Attract Bargain Prices In Local Store

Fall Waists feature black white and blue batiste options at 3 dollars each. Black mercerized sateen waists priced at 1 dollar each. Local shoppers see simple, affordable wardrobe additions with a small stock selection.

Batiste

Ladies Coats in Various Styles and Prices

Medium weight coats for cool evenings offered in 12 styles. Sizes include half to three-quarter lengths with prices from 4.40 dollars. Nobbier patterns and newest styles priced from 6.00 to 16.50 dollars each.

Suit Cases Offered in Leather and Pegamoid Styles

Suit cases made of solid sole leather, 24 inch cases in brown or olive with Excelsior brass locks, strap or catch fasteners and hand stitched at $6.50 each. A Pegamoid suit case, at 33. Oilcloth full size cases priced at $1.50 each.

New Fall Dress Goods Show Promotes Plain Colors

New Fall Dress Goods Dame Fashion decrees plain colors to lead the season. Showings include 36-inch all wool Mohairs and Henriettas at 50 cents a yard, 40 and 42-inch Henriettas and Serges in leading shades at 1.00 per yard, Broadcloths 50 cents to 2.50 per yard, Black Melrose Crepes Poplins and Sand Crepes 1.00 to 1.25 per yard, and 27-inch Embroidered Alba tros Waistings in all colors at 50 cents a yard.

Dame

Special Sale on 30x60 Rugs This Friday and Saturday

Rugs measure 30 by 60 feet offered at 98 cents each during a special two day sale. Rugs were purchased specifically for this sale to attract shoppers.

Dressy Buster Brown Suits and Russian Blouses Offered

For the Little Man the shop presents Dressy Buster Brown and Russian blouse styles in light and dark wool ensembles. Each suit includes a detachable linen collar with prices from 4.00 to 6.00 dollars. Also offered are boys two piece suits for dress or school, extra strong construction, ages 9 to 16, priced from 1.25 to 6.00 dollars.

The Basement Store Brings New Arrivals and Bright Prices

The advertisement highlights fresh arrivals at The Basement Store with decor in gold and prices across dishware and textiles. Full size sheets and blankets are listed with sizes and prices, including 10-4 to 12-4 bed sizes and all wool blankets in multiple colors. Melbourne and Gold Medal blankets are featured with price ranges from $4.50 to $12 per pair.

Melbourne

Haps Offer Large Showings of Neat Design Hats

An advertisement notes a display featuring large hats with many designs. Prices range from $2 to $3.50 for premium sizes and $1.50 to $2 for cheaper grades. The text emphasizes oversized styles and reduced prices to attract buyers.

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Samsorsburg Ridward Davis Cozad Neb West Mahohbing Mr. Hackett J. C. Postlewaite Highland Avenue Main Street D. A. Ritchy Myrtle Harry Newton Sylvis Elizabeth Robinson Thomas E. Watt Pennsylvania Railroad Pedor &Ele Reptember Willet Jamie Smith Charles Clowes Monessen Nettie Likehart Minnie Clowes Philadelphia Vernia Rankin Jay Henderson North Sixth Street Borough W. H. Clawson Papit Beringer Emily Rosia George Bros George Beast Valley Greenvaggl Cookport D. M. Caldwell & CO PENNA The Cunningham Co Dressy Buster Brown David Ellis & Son Wallace Dry Goods Company Wooltex Jamestown J.C. Wallace & Son Philadelphia St Ndiana
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