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SPRAY FROM THE DERRICK. Mr. and Mrs. J. Crumm are visiting friends at Wildwood, N. J. The last call. Men’s wear at your own price Saturday. The Quality Shop. A sum was born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Moyer, of Rich Hil. Fresh photographic papers and kodak films received twice a week at Ormston's. Men's soft and stiff ats, $2.50 and $4.00 values, $1.50 Saturday only, The Quality Shop. Misa Dorothy O'Day, of New York city, is here for a visit with her brother, Frank O'Day, 86. Milton Son have the only machine worthy while for pulling off wells. See ad on page 5. Any Bie in the hove, abc. three for $1.00, regular S00, and The, values Sat urday only. The Quality Shop, Mary, the two-year-old daughter of John Corbett, residing on Manning street, fell from the porch of her home Thursday afternoon, breaking her right arm. The funeral of Mrs. Nora Long, whose death occurred in Tulsa, Oklo, Monday, was held yesterday afternoon in the Cross Roads church, interment taking place in the church cemetery, Harry Carr, at one time connected with the PR. R. here, now yardmaster of the Bessemer Jake Erie railroad, of Pittsburg, was In town yesterday, on route home after a visit with relatives in Thonesta. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nugent have taken up their residence in their new home on West Piret Street and “id,” who numbers his friends in O1 City by the hundreds, is busy shaking hands and receiving congratulations. Ralph Koeher the five-year-old son of J. E. Koeher, editor of the Zellenople News, at Zellenople, Butler county, was poreoned by three tablets which he found in a waste basket and nutstook for candy. They contained arsenic and the child died from the effects to. Mary A. Naylor of Pittsburg, is visiting Of City relatives and friends for a few Gaya. Dr. Naylor, daughter of the late Harry Naylor, Weet First street, was formerly a teacher In the O11 City Policic schools and took up the study of medicine and recently graduated from is Women's Medieal college of Philatel ita, ‘The authorities at Punxeutawney have decreed that the throwing of confetti during Old Home Week frativities there will be taboled The opposition as cut tned comes from the general practice of scooping the stuf from walks when the suply get a short and often taking up with if sand, G recarded cigarettes or par tially tusticated ends of tobacco. The OU City and Wranklin bankers Played the second game of a series of three at the Monarts park grounda yes terday evening. Which was won by the OL City players by a score of 16 to 3. The third and deriding game, undess a tie. Will be played at a date to be miu tually decided when the tosers of thie came to stand treat for a chicken and caffle supper. Nelson Redic, of Whit Creek township, Mercer county, was smothered to death Thorsday while puelling eta of the farm of bia father, O. Retic. There had been several toads placed in the barn and when the young man, aged $2, drove it to the term, the supports of the “man gave way and the cate and «heaves ‘covered him He were dead by the time the cate could be removed. Thomas Wackett and a number of other young amateur checker players are embavoring to form a club of 2¢ or more members to the town at the Off City Checker club. Of City has plenty of material to draw from and there is no doabeut that the club wil be or ganized and that it will be able to hold the own with tournaments with similar organizations in nearby towns, Prank Roefovin, the murderous Talian who attempted to cut the treat of Charlhes Maurer, in the Johnsenburg pa per mill on July 2, has been captured in New York and will be brought back to Bik county for trial Roefovia at tacked Maurer with a long knife and in ffated a terrible wound to his neck. Maurer intravitiously escaped death and with femtify at the Ttallen’s trial. I. M Young, who had superintended the construction of the pew teller shop of the 611 City Ratler Works Company, for the contractors, Wi M, Keatner Company, of Pittsburg, left for his home in Pittsburg yesterday afternoon. With the exception of some Anishiing Louches the new Shop is practically completed. Mr. Young had made many friends in Ou City during his stay here who re gret to wee him leave. A fine quality of trick for the paving of Petroleum street to baing delivered, and if all other material is of a similarly hight grade tia promises to be one of the best paved streets in town. The brick, known as Toronto block or “Por ter,” is equal to the best ever brought to the city. There will be 190,000 brick used in this paving job, which will soon be under War, Tina brick was first weet on Duncomb, Gray ant Spruce street Paving’, and through keen com petition the price has then cut down from $23 and $23 per thousand to $19
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Oil City Derrick
Oil City, Pennsylvania, US
Sat, Aug 28, 1909
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