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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1908
Page
3
Describes severe pile symptoms with pain swelling and black blood. Claims Dr. Leonhardt's Hem Roid is the only absolute cure with a money back guarantee. Offered for $1.00 at J. F. Neely's New Castle or Dr Leonhardt Co Station B Buffalo NY.
The商 announces the clearance campaign will be renewed with greater vigor and extraordinary reductions. The initial success inspires continued efforts to deliver sensational price cuts and drive shopper interest.
Mr and Mrs J J Dean entertained about 60 guests Friday in a dainty home with pink and white carnations. Six hand euchre provided amusement while Mrs W E Taylor and Mr L McCracken won. A lunch followed with music by Grace Love and Gula Frew. A social period completed the evening. Saturday afternoon Mrs Dean hosted a 1 o clock luncheon.
The Reading circle hosts Miss Elda Brown and Miss Laura Marquis for Monday meetings on East North street and Leasure avenue with 2 pm and 3 pm starts. Mrs. A D Newell and Mrs. J B Love introduce humor roll calls, paper topics include Artemus Ward Mark Twain and The Wilderness Cry, with English writers for Circle of ’89 members.
Miss Adisa Hart sell of Butler formerly of Plaingrove and Mr. Charles L. Brenneman of North Liberty wed in Pitts burg at noon Wednesday with Rev. A R. Robinson officiating. The bride, popular in Butler, worked at Eliser and Mardorf. the groom is a Mercer county farmer. They plan to reside in North Liberty after a trip to Harrisburg Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
Dr and Mrs F F Urey of Liberty street honored house guests Mrs Charles Stapf and Mrs D C Williams of Wampum by entertaining a number of friends at 6 o'clock dinner Thursday evening. Covers laid for a dozen and pink and white carnations decorated the tables. each place marked by a card and carnation. Music and pedro followed.
The Sorosis club met with Mrs. Scott Paisley on Park Avenue Friday afternoon for roll call on current events and a short parliamentary drill. Officers elected: President Mrs. S. A. Willson, Vice President Mrs. P. J. Watson, Secretary Mrs. Clarence Fischer, Assistant Secretary and Treasurer Miss Mollie Davis, Referee Mrs. Frank Woods. Next meeting two weeks hence hosted by Mrs. P. J. Watson.
A Friday gathering at the North Jefferson street residence of Mrs. Charles Greer attracted several young society matrons of the city. Mrs. Fred Rohrer of Wilkinsburg served as guest of honor. Four tables hosted six hand 500 for entertainment before a genteel dinner. Miss Wells of Youngstown attended as an out of town guest.
Miss Jessie Clark of Croton avenue hosted the Alauda girls Thursday evening with a 6 o clock dinner. A Jack Horner pie sparked merriment as music and other diversions followed. The girls will visit Miss Phila Colley of East Reynolds street in two weeks.
The Pythian Sisters met briefly Friday evening in their rooms with 10 members who were guests of the Greenville lodge the prior night reporting they were royally entertained. The next regular meeting is scheduled in two weeks.
The Coterie club were hosted by Mrs. W. J. Osborne of the Seventh ward on Friday evening. Five tables were used for progressive euchre with refreshments served afterward.
The Randolph Circle of King's Daughters at the First Methodist church will hold a business meeting Tuesday afternoon.
Good price offered for sound yellow ear corn. Sale location on White and Neal streets. Contact Roy A. Long.
Miss Isabelle Hileman of North Jefferson street entertained the T. H. E. club Friday with sewing and social chat. A dinner was served at six with Mrs. A. C. Hileman assisting. The next meeting will be hosted by Miss Margaret Marshall in two weeks.
The three Reading circles meet at 3 pm. Mr and Mrs J M Clark of Highland avenue host Neshannock Avenue club members. Wimodausis hold a brief 3 o clock business meeting in the Masonic Temple. New Castle Masonic club opens a series with a dance at Greer Music hall.
Invitations were issued in the city for Ellwood City Masonic club tenth annual reception and banquet to be held Thursday evening February 6 at 8 30 oclock at the Merchants and Manufacturers club. A grand march will open the event at 9 o'clock.
Mrs Mary Howe and Mr C J Kirk won Friday night as Dr and Mrs Rob Wallace hosted the Lincoln Euchre club on North Jefferson street. Guests enjoyed a choice collation after the game. Miss Wells of Youngstown attended as an out of town guest. Mr and Mrs H K Gregory of Wallace avenue will entertain the club in two weeks.
The County L. T. L. alumni will meet Monday evening with Miss Debra Sankey of 73 North Mercer Street for a literary and musical program. The L. T. L. executive committee also plans a Monday evening meeting at 7 30 with Miss Sankey.
Members of the N. T. B. girls were entertained with music and cards at a gathering hosted by Miss Nellie Elliott of Neshannock avenue on Friday afternoon. After lunch they planned to meet again in two weeks with Miss Garnet Rhodes of County Line street.
The eight girls in the Jenny Wren club spent Friday afternoon after school with Miss Charlotte Taylor of Leasure Avenue. They read, sewed, and enjoyed other diversions that delighted the children. Refreshments were served later.
Mr and Mrs E L Smith of Wallace avenue will entertain at a six o clock dinner this Saturday evening. Covers will be laid for twelve.
An event of moment in the week's social calendar was the dinner at the Lawrence club Friday evening with William G. Holmes of North Mill street as host. The private dining room was bright with pink and white sweet peas and hyacinths. Notables present included Dr. and Mrs N. H. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Frederick, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sturdevant of Pittsburg, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McFeely of Sewickley, Dr. D. C. Lindley, and William G. Holmes.
Honor guests Miss Baldridge Holidaysburg Miss Richardson New York Miss Gaylon Knox ville Tenn Miss Beatty Greenville join the X Y Z girls with Miss Elizabeth Hutton Neshannock avenue Friday afternoon. The group enjoyed sewing and refreshments and this large gathering will be hosted next week by Miss Leah Hughes Lincoln avenue.
Two luncheons were given at the Lawrence club on Friday at 12 30 in honor of visitors. Mrs Charles Pierce of Pittsburg street entertained a few friends for Mrs Roland Steese of Youngstown who spent the day with Mrs Lee R Gordon of North Mercer street. Mrs David C Wallace of Lincoln avenue entertained a few covers for Miss Gertrude Kemp of Kane who is the guest of her sister Mrs J C Wallace.
Dinner at seven marked the first feature of entertainment for the No body club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Uber of North Mercer street. The post dinner ecards recognized prize winners Mrs. George L. Patterson and H. M. Wirsing, with guests from Youngstown including Mr. and Mrs. Roland Steese. Wirsing to host the club in two weeks.
A civil term jury list is announced for the March session beginning on the second Monday. The roster spans multiple wards and towns including New Wilmington, Union, Mahoning, Ellwood City, Big Beaver, Wayne, Scott, and Fourth Ward. Names such as James Potter, Otto Soutum, E E Phillips, George Bell, William Friday, Joseph Martin, J A Greghorn, Byron Dover, W H Marshall, J A Carpenter, George Cameron, and many others appear.
Sale ad lists men's dress shirts quality 50e at 79¢ and $1, outings flannel shirts 50e at 25¢, wool fleeced underwear odd sizes $1.25 at 79¢, half hose in black tan and grey two for 20¢, bow ties sale price 0e.
Classified sale notes list boys white pleated waists at sale price of 25e to 50e, heavy caps for boys, odd size caps at 1d¢, and heavy fleeced underwear in odd sizes priced around 20¢ to 38¢. Includes multiple items with varying sale prices.
The Ypsilanti Underwear sale features fleeced lined garments with shed prices 25c and 50c quality. Women’s vests and drawers are highlighted as department specials with sale pricing noted.
In the dress goods department a single table offers novelty silks priced from 65e to 75e per yard with sale pricing by the yard. Silk foulards show $1.00 to $1.50 ranges and plain color plaid cuitings likewise discounted. Wool remnants are offered at half marked price from $1.00 to $1.50. Black suitings, tailorable wool waistings, and black taffeta silk remain on sale with yard prices near $1.00.
A crowded sale notice advertises discounts on suits and coats. Velour, Caracal, pony skin, and velvet items offered at half price for misses and children, with many coats, skirts, and fur items on sale. Prices range from five to seven dollars for selected lots, with some original values noted up to twenty dollars.
Cotton blankets in grey tan and white sold in lots with prices from $1.25 to $6.50. Wool and cotton filled comforters priced from $3.50 to $32.00 with various covers. Ladies wrappers offered at 50 cents.
A local advertisement extols Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea with claims it enriches blood, grows new flesh, and benefits men women and children. The copy urges tea or tablets at 35c. Miss Gemiska Louthan of Beaver Falls visits Miss Gladys Moore on Highland Avenue.
A catalog lists 42-piece dinner sets at two sale prices 2.33 and 3.33, 80-piece sets at 4.33, and 100-piece sets at 6.67. A one-third discount applies to all toilet sets.
Born to Mr and Mrs J W Jenkins of Pearson street a daughter and to Mr and Mrs Joseph Mccaskey of Pine street a son. Visits and illnesses include Miss Esther Watson seriously ill at home and Mrs Sara Flinn called to Black Lick for illness in the family. Reverend H M Burns to conduct Grace M E church services after revival work in Mercer.
By local applications they cannot reach the diseased ear portion. Deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining. If inflammation cannot be removed and the tube restored, hearing may be lost forever. The ad offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Circulars free from F Chiney & Co Toledo Ohio. Also mentions Hygeine Pills for constipation.
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