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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
10
The New Castle Industrial association organized at First United Presbyterian church with Mrs. D. F. Ralph as president and Mrs. J. L. Strath as vice president. Officers also include Mrs. T. J. Blackwood secretary and Mrs. M. A. Blackstone treasurer.
A Mississippi physician Dr B Holmes of Silver City extols D D D as a universal cure for eczema herpes psoriasis and other skin conditions. He claims four years of gratifying results and compares its effectiveness to quinine for malaria. The ad urges trials at Love and wax drug store.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Waddington of New Castle visited friends here Sunday. Mrs. James Kemp and Mrs. William Ruby spent time in New Castle visiting friends. Mrs. Lee Pyle visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. McCreary hosted visitors from this place. Mr. and Mrs. John Crowl hosted the Crowl sisters. Attorney James Chambers and wife visited his parents for several days. Miss Bess Hutchinson, a Slippery Rock student, is spending spring vacation with her parents.
Duffords advertises shade trees from Butz Bros Nursery with stock visible in the window and prices listed. The notice invites customers to compare sizes and consider planting timing for nursery grown trees.
Night riders set fire to the T. H. Hamilton & Co tobacco warehouse in Covington Kentucky. Eight to ten young farmers were seen in nearby saloons and later near the scene. Several houses including the Gould home were damaged as flames spread quickly. Loss estimated at about 150000 dollars. Missing details leave police convinced the group caused the blaze using oil.
The Pennsylvania Railroad plans a long sought Enon Valley cutoff from Westmoreland County to New Galilee and Mahoningtown to bypass Pittsburgh and send eastbound freight via New Castle and Youngstown. New gravity yards at Lawrence Junction and expanded New Castle terminals will boost capacity as land purchases continue south of the Seventh ward.
At 6 pm Wednesday Mike O'Brien borrowed a horse from New Castle livery on South Mercer Street for an hour. The horse was found in Princeton at 8 am by Officer Boyd. Boyd traced O'Brien, arrested him, and he was brought to the police station for a hearing.
Bloodine touted as a universal kidney remedy, claiming thousands cured from kidney and bladder diseases. Advert claims modern science links most illnesses to kidney health and cites weight gains and cures attributed to Bloodine, with testimonials from Alex Williams and Octavia E. Carpenter and a rheumatism cure for R. J. Farnum.
New Castle lodge No. 69 B P O Elks elected a full slate for the coming year at a large meeting. J W Cunningham was chosen exalted ruler. Charles H Van Fleet was re elected secretary. William Knoblock will represent the lodge at the grand lodge meeting in Dallas Texas.
The Battery B Monument Association held a meeting in the office of D N Keast to arrange the June reunion at Mt Jackson. Several plans were discussed but not finalized. The group will reconvene at the president Rev A J McCartney of Sharon's call.
On Saturday March 28 at 1 o clock a sale of 40 head of horses will be held at the Highland stables. The lot includes drivers farm chunks and draft horses with some good matched teams and a pony. Address 18314 N. N. Rogers.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a pine scented remedy for catarrh and respiratory ailments. It claims the balsams reach throat nose and lungs, offering quick relief and cure. The complete outfit costs one dollar and is sold by George W. Clutton with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
William Archibald Cubbison son of Mr and Mrs W W Cubbison of North Mercer street died early Thursday morning at age 29 after a three year decline in health. Born March 7 1879 in New Castle he lived here all his life and was a drug business leader and Park Pharmacy proprietor. He belonged to Trinity church and several social clubs including The Fellows Lawrence BPOE Eagles Knights and Ladies of Honor. He leaves his parents a brother Milton Cubbison of Homestead Pa and two sisters Alice and Margaret at home.
The Dollar Savings association, founded 1898 with assets over 2400 in first mortgages and a building ownership, plans to merge with Home Trust. Directors from both institutions will form a new combined board, and the current building will be torn down for a four story brick structure on the triangular lot, with work likely to begin soon.
March 26 report from New Wilmington notes a college chapel option meeting with speakers Hon. Walter S. Reynolds and R. L. Wallace. Mrs. C. B. Trainor visits Pittsburg. W C T U gathers at Mrs. L. B. Robertson’s home. Union service at First Church Sunday. Hotel McCreary dance tomorrow. Hobos Den occupancy and Freshman class election of Clarence Finney as vice president. Westminster Troubadours tour Canonsburg McDonald West Newton during college vacation. Jennie Francis teaches Angel school hosts scholars Wednesday night. Special trains carry students home for spring vacation. vacation ends next Wednesday. Frank Buchanan hosts a Pleasant Tuesday evening gathering. Joint Y M C A and Y W C A meeting at college chapel reports on Pittsburg missionary convention.
Rev C S Brooks pastor of the First Christian church has traveled to Bloomington Illinois to attend a convention of the Men's Missionary society of the Christian church recently organized in the city. He plans to be gone about ten days and the pulpit will be supplied next Sunday.
Advertises the largest stock of cabinet mantels in the city with prices that please and prompt service offered by Duf fords in 1853.
Deputy Sheriff William F. Douds became suddenly ill in his office during forenoon hours and had to go home. Doctors were summoned to examine him for stomach trouble as the probable cause.
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