Autos to replace horse deliveries say New Castle dealer
Hileman predicts merchants with more than one delivery wagon will switch to auto wagons, saving at least half deliveries. Ford leads, with 26,000 expected this season, and several locals including Judge Holt, Judge Porter, Mrs Medard, and Dr Linville own Fords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. B. Hileman
Mr. Hileman
HK. B
George Holt
Illwood City
Judge Holt
Beaver County
New Castle
W. B. Porter
Lawrence County
Charles Medard
Highland Avenue
New Castle Auto Company
South Mercer Street
Medard
Polo Results and League Standings Last Night
Polo results featured Beaver Falls and Canton with Beaver Falls defeating Youngstown in the night’s games. standings reflect Beaver Falls atop the league with Canton and Youngstown chasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Falls
New Castle Wins at Beaver Falls Without Gardner
New Castle defeated Beaver Falls 8 to 5 with star guard Gardner sidelined by illness. Ted Lewis led New Castle with six goals while Cunningham and Mansfield excelled, and over twelve hundred fans watched. Referee Ostdlek officiated as Ball and Harper held strong for Beaver Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Beaver Falls
Halfb Gardner
Gardner
Ted Lewis
Lewis
Cunningham
Mansfield
Beaver Colts
Ball
Harper
Mallory
Fea
Thompson
Taylor
Harrold
Har
Foul—Means
Ostdlek
Verse Riceees
Cunningham Piastoig
Costes Close
Croeserae Mansfield Means Wibeevuskle
Eagles Beat New Castle in Trio bowling match led by Hunter
In a New Castle alleys contest the Eagles defeated New Castle two games to one. Hunter starred with a 246 in the final game and seven straight strikes, being the only player over 200 as Eagles pulled away after the first game. Team totals ran Eagles 865 779 920 vs New Castle 865 779 778.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Eagles
Eagle
Hunter
Raul -Ancad
Wececesaee
McGivern
S.ccs
Bepcoe
Is Cossevsaes
Bowling League 10 to Be Organized Soon
State bowling tournament at Cleveland spurs a league of six to eight teams. New Castle may join along with Youngstown Warren Niles Alliance Sebring Salem Sharon. Ohio bowlers push for strong teams in each city and plan to offer large purses and other prizes to attract bowlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New Castle
Youngstown
Warren
Niles
Alliance
Sebring
Salem
Sharon
Ohio
Niles Officials To Meet With T raction Manager
Niles representatives will confer with Manager McCaskey of the traction company this afternoon to discuss better service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
McCaskey
Traction Company
Swift Specific Co Blood Purifier Ad Demonstrates Old Time Roots
An advertisement extols a vegetable blood purifier made from roots and herbs. It contrasts S S S with mineral tonics, claims safety for children, and promotes cures for rheumatism catarrh ulcers malaria scrofula and general blood impurities. It invites readers to request a free book and medical advice from The Swift Specific Co Atlanta GA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
S. S
Nature
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Ohio and Pennsylvania league forms new Ohio league
Representatives from Newark Mansfield Lancaster and Marion join to dissolve the old 0.8 P league and form the Ohio league with Robert Quinn as president and Robert Read as secretary. Territory talks include Lima Springfield Hamilton and Richmond with four more clubs needed from listed cities. Each new club must deposit 1000. Sandusky exit after salary concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Lancaster
Newark
Mansfield
Columbus
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Robert Quinn
Columbus Baseball Club
Robert Read
Ohio State Journal
Mallon
Lima
Springfield
Hamilton
Muncie
Ind
Richmond
Zanesville
Sandusky
Clarence Jessup
McFarland Defeats Keyes In Boston Bout
Packey McFarland dominated a twelve round match with New Yorker Keyes before the Armory Athletic club in Boston. The bout stayed close early, ended with McFarland stronger, while Keyes tied up late to avoid further punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packey McFarland
Bett eKyes
Armory Athletic Club
Boston
McFarland
Keyes
Amateurs Triumph Over Pros In Bowling Match
A bowling match at the New Castle alleys ended with the amateurs defeating the professional team. The pros won the first game 3338 to 309 but the amateurs Leiby and Davis with Jones won the next two games, finishing 1025 to 1018 in the three-game series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Leiby, Davis
Jones
Mayberry
Woods
Diamond restaurant offers 21 meal tickets for $2.90
Advertisement promotes 50 meal takers for one or three meals daily at the Diamond restaurant next to the Fountain Inn. A 10 day special sells 21 meals for 2.90 with a try before buying offer and featuring homemade pies and cakes. Also mentions Mollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and J C Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Restaurant
Fountain Inn
D. E. Tid
Lowe or Hagen to Manage the Nocks in 1908 Season
Directors of the New Castle club consider Bobby Lowe as first choice to manage the Nocks with Kid Hagen as alternative. A committee will pursue Lowe’s terms, while Hagen’s leadership as third baseman and former captain makes him a strong candidate. Bill Smith will be released and asked to help obtain players in exchange, aiming to field a top first division team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Lowe
Kid Hagen
Lowe
Hagen
Link Lowe
Hyde
Nocks
New Castle
Bill Smith
Smith
Akron Indoor Baseball Club Aims to Replace Polo Team
Bill Schwartz former Akron ball team player leads efforts to form an indoor baseball club. He plans games with Youngstown Cleveland and other cities and has recruited wintering players including East Strood Armstrong Hardy and Spade. Schwartz says Cleveland games with Sam Wright’s group are nearly secured and a full schedule will form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Schwartz
Akron
Youngstown
Cleveland
Schwartz
East
Strood
Armstrong
Jack Hardy
Nashville
Bob Spade
Polo match schedule this week in Ohio locations
Wednesday January 15 Erie at Canton. Thursday January 16 Canton at Youngstown and Erie at New Castle. Friday January 17 Canton at Erie. Saturday January 18 New Castle at Canton and Youngstown at Sharon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Canton
Beaver Falls
Youngstown
New Castle
Sharon
Death of George Ioe After Wagon Fall in Youngstown
George Ioe died after falling from a wagon while riding in Youngstown yesterday. The medical examiner ruled heart trouble as the cause of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
George Ioe
Spasms St Vitus Dance Our Wellness Ad With Nervine Testimony
A letter from Hastings Nebraska and another from North Chester Indiana testify that Dr Miles Nervine relieved long running spasms and St Vitus Dance in children and adults after many doctors failed. The notes say improvement began after the first bottles and full recovery after several, with a druggist guarantee and refund policy. The Miles Medical Co. of Elkhart Indiana markets the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Nervine
Hart
Leesburg Notes From January 14 1908
S W McVey has recovered enough to go out John Clark of Lowellville visited his mother here last week Mrs Thomas Michaels visited her sister Mrs William McCracken last Saturday Emma Hill returned home from Grove City Lloyd Taylor improves after seven weeks confined to house Mr Boyajian Armenian gave lecture at Presbyterian church Mont Ward returns to New Castle to work in tin mill Oil well on Carson Orr farm tubed and ready to pump Presbyterian ladies oyster supper Friday January 17 1908 Many young people spent Friday evening at Everett Frankenburg’s home with music including piano mandolin and violin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. McVey
John Clark
Lowellville
Thomas Michaels
William McCracken
Emma Hill
Harry Hill
Grove City
Lloyd Taylor
Boyajian
Presbyterian Church
Mont Ward
New Castle
Carson Orr
Everett Frankenburg
Grant City social notes and local movements
Grant City residents are mentioned in a round of brief notices. Harry Vogan returns to New Castle for tin mill placement. Walter Weber of Rose Point visits friends in Grant City. Miss Jennie Stickle returns home from New Castle. Clarence Vogan and Chester Hunt make a business trip to New Castle. John Dombart suffers Brights disease for weeks. J O Stoner visits Henderson Stoner near Portersville. John Magill drawn for February court jury duty. C L Fisher plans a new store room at the Grant City railroad station. Mrs Daugherty returns from visiting daughter Mrs McGowan who runs a local store. Daisy Minteer returns home from Mercer to vacation with parents. Charles McCormick comes back from the west to stay with James McCormick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Vogan
New Castle
Walter Weber
Rose Point
Jennie Stickle
Clarence Vogan
Chester Hunt
John Dombart
Bright
J. O. Stoner
Henderson
M'Caslin Church Notes And Local Visits
A number attend services at Neshannock church Monday evening. Milton McCracken returns home after a visit with his brother near Harborbridge. Mr and Mrs Chester Glen return from an extended visit with relatives at Plaingrove. Residents attend Eastbrook U P church reception for new pastor Rev Clark last Friday. Services at Neshannock U P church next Sabbath at 11 am and 7 30 pm by Rev W J McClintock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshannock
Milton McCracken
Harborbridge
Chester Glen
Plaingrove
Our City
Eastbrook U. P
Clark
Neshanmock U. P
W. J. McClintock
Pleasant Hill School Attendance Report
The Pleasant Hill school notes students who missed days in April. No days missed: Mayscie Carpenter Fannie Jones Irene Cassilla Ethel Sutton Mary Schall Adaline McCune Peter Gritti Philip Hawthorne Carl Galice James Mc Cune Harry Cameron Fred Cameron Edward Strawhecker Johnnie Lutton Daniel Cameron. Missed one day or less: Annie Gritti Herman Burnside Paul Lutton. Teacher Braden Houk reports 99 percent attendance for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Mayscie Carpenter
Fannie Jones
Irene Cassilla
Ethel Sutton
Mary Schall
Adaline McCune
Peter Gritti
Philip Hawthorne
Carl Galice
James McCune
Harry Cameron
Fred Cameron
Edward Strawhecker
Johnnie Lutton
Daniel Cameron
Annie Gritti
Herman Burnside
Paul Lutton
Braden Houk
Hill School January attendance report lists 28 enrolled
For the month ending January 7 the Hill school records attendance of Bertha Houk Bessie Houk Hazel Houk Mabel Wiley Nellie Wiley Addie Houk Clara Newton Ethel Kennedy Omar Newton Harry Newton Everett Tillin Ira Houk Ernest Houk Joseph Allen with Dalia Houk and Earl Houk missing one day. Delilah Bessell, teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill School
Bertha Houk
Bessie Houk
Hazel Houk
Mabel Wiley
Nellie Wiley
Addie Houk
Clara Newton
Ethel Kennedy
Omar Newton
Harry Newton
Everett Tillin
Ira Houk
Ernest Houk
Joseph Allen
Dalia Houk
Earl Houk
Delilah Bessell
Mt Jackson Notes And Local Beginnings
Mt Jackson community reports Mrs O H Miller return from Youngstown and Mid land quarries resuming work. Dale Gailey home from Slippery Rock Normal over Sunday and Wilbur Hofmeister recovered from illness. Charles Dennis starts at Shenango tin mill and Dr H E Zimmerman in serious kidney trouble. The Hank infant very ill and James Gilmore buys Cross farm for spring move. Rev Milholland of Princeton Seminary preached at Westfield last sabbath as Ben Campbell of New Castle visits ill brother Ross Burnett. Mrs Samuel McMurray dies. funeral Tuesday at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Miller
Youngstown
Midland
Dale Gailey
Slippery Rock
Wilbur Hofmeister
Charles Dennis
Shenango
H. E. Zimmerman
D. M. Hank
James Gilmore
Cross Farm
Milholland
Princeton Theological Seminary
Westfield
Ben Campbell
New Castle
Ross Burnett
Paul Yourd
Dice
Bethel Church
Samuel McMurray
Eastbrook Social Notes Twenty One Reads
Eastbrook notes for January list visits and calls from residents. Charles Crowl called on friends, Floyd McAnlis of Moravia visited over Sunday, Paul Wilson returned from Pittsburg, Mrs. Samuel Hays of Mt Ali visited, Slater McGeehon spent Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. McGeehon, Mrs. Calvin Lee of Wesley Mercer county returned home, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Dismore attended the funeral of Mrs. Dinsmore’s sister, Mrs. G. W. Cribbs of Balm Mercer county, and Mrs. Charles Preston of Buffalo, N Y, is guest of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Crowl
Floyd McAnlis
Moravia
Paul Wilson
Pittsburg
Samuel Hays
Mt. Ali
Slater McGeehon
McGeehon
Calvin Lee
Wesley
Mercer County
McGeehorn
C. W. Dismore
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Tenpin
M’farland
New York
Mollister
Rocky Mountain
J. C. Wallace
North Chester
Indiana
Norvine
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Our
People’s Mortgage
E.washington Street
Patterson Bik
Ees Mortgage
Leesburg
Grant City
M’caslin
MT. Jackson
Eastbrook
Charles Preston
Buffalo, N. Y
Brunswick- Balke-Collender Co
Opera House
South
Mercer Street
Electric
Wallace
Cure
MO. C. Wallace
Washington St
Hamburg
M'Kee
Medicine Store
North Mill Street
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