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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1908
Page
8
Fragmentary note lists item prices with odd markings such as 54, 6, 75c and 50c, suggesting a price list or catalog entry. No clear context or full items are readable, leaving uncertainty about dates, brands, or merchants involved.
The Pennsylvania railroad prepares a lighting system spanning about four tiles from West Moravia past Lawrence Junction to Grant Street. A large power plant at Lawrence Junction will power hundreds of arc lights and thousands of incandescent lamps. Existing small plant under the freight house will be replaced to provide night and day train operation lighting.
Captain Moore of Ellwood City was a business visitor Monday. Robert Moore, ill for some time, is reported better. Mrs. Austin Seig of East New Castle visited relatives here. Mrs. Jane Hay and son Jesse of New Castle are visiting Henry Hay and family. Miss Idella Hutchinson of Chicora stays with cousin Mrs. George J. Timblin. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Humphrey were guests of Mrs. Roy Kuhn at Coopers Town last week. F. H. Stickle of route 41 spent Sabbath with Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Dindinger near Middle Lancaster. Miss Nina Humphrey, Bender school teacher, spent Sunday with aunt Mrs. R. H. Oliver. Mrs. William Myers and Mrs. Lyle Kennedy visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Glenn, Saturday. D. L. Kennedy rented the A. Scheidemantle farm on Yellow Creek and will take possession April 1. E. W. Humphrey left Friday evening for Butler to visit cousin Attorney James E. Marshall. he has been on the sick list. CC, F. Laderer and R. H. Glenn called on him Sabbath. An all day congregational meeting was held at the United Presbyterian church Saturday with a large dinner. The key topic was building a new church. Rev. Timblin announced he would remain in Portersville at last Sabbath service. Westfield Presbyterian at Mt. Jackson had urged Rev. Timblin to a call. a wave of relief followed his statement he stays. Messrs. F. Bauder and CC, Covert spent Saturday with Frank Book near Jacksville. Book is a member of lodge No. 909.
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