Lincoln illness draws Jennie Ford to Nebraska
Mrs Jennie Ford travels to Lincoln Nebraska Saturday amid her sister Miss Lena Smiths serious illness In Columbus daily events include Hegeman visiting Apollo near Pittsburg and plans for an oratory entertainment at the M E church to aid the Ladies Aid instruction in elocution and physical culture this week and next at the lake park K O T M to hold an ox roast Aug 4 with Maccabee officers as speakers Aug 6 W C T U institute announced Rev F P Jolly preached a sermon Sunday afternoon and the cornet band gave a sacred concert Milk at the creamery last dividend valued at 80 cents per hundred pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Ford
Lincoln
Nebraska
Lena Smith
Hegeman
Apollo
Pittsburg
Byron King
King’s School of Oratory
M. EE
LadiesAid
Lake Park
Maccabee
F. P. Jolly
Cornet Band
Arthur
Merle Christie
Numerous local notes and forthcoming events across Somerset county
E W Tusss of Spring Creek gains a $12 monthly pension. Somerset plans a $300,000 courthouse. 139th Regiment Penn’a Vols reunion set for Butler on July 30. National Army Day Aug 1 at Chautauqua with Bishop Fowler addressing veterans. Sugar Grove teachers named. Two Corry boys die from toy pistol injuries. Lightning destroys Henry Firth barn near Sugar Grove. John R Campbell resigns as National Transit treasurer. Charles E Lay Jr. named successor. Chautauqua Traction builds Jamestown Mayville trolley line. Golden wedding of Joseph Clendenning and family celebrations. Jamestown races draw large entries. injury to Lawrence Swanson. Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburgh Railroad pension scheme described. Nitro glycerine price drop in Allegany field. Youngsville contractor buys timber for a mill near Fink. Khane McChesney purchases Wilcox livery stables. Sixteenth Regiment PV I reunion Aug 7 at Monarch Park, Oil City. Kane family battle with smallpox spurs vaccination defense. Electric road plans expand papers state broad network from Youngsville to Erie area. New projects link Lake Lebeouf and Lake Canadahia as resort schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
139Th Regiment
Penn’a Vols
Butler
National Army
Chautauqua
Bishop Fowler
Sugar Grove Union School
P. H. Dowling
Jennie Firth
Ruth J. Gregg
Mary Stuart
Corry
Lock-Jaw
Henry Firth
Sugar Grove
John R. Campbell
National Transit Company
United Pipe Lines Division
Charles E. Lay Jr
Chautauqua Traction Co
Jamestown
Mayville
Lakewood
Joseph Clendenning
Quaker Hill
Elk Tp
Warren Co
Harry
Lawrence Swanson
Buffalo, Rochester and Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Allegany
H. E. Byham
Kane
Byham
Kane Republican
Youngsville
Allegheny Spring
Erie
Waterford
Mill Village
Cambridge Springs
Union City
Titusville
Perry A. Gibson
John Doll
Pittsburg
Lake Lebeouf
Lake Canadahia
Local Notices From Chandler's Valley July Update
July observations report Mrs. C. J. Gage visiting Bradford for two weeks and Miss Bessie Miller staying with Mrs. T. Akins. Bees bought by Fred Bowers. Funeral for Wm. Weld at Sugar Grove. Elsie Peterson returns from visiting Mrs. Hultquist. O. Smith injured in colt accident when whiffle-tree failed. Nellie Dupree and daughter visiting B. J. Wilson. George Whitcomb sore foot from milk mishap. Henry Firth’s barn burned at Cave Blodget farm. uninsured and full of hay. Clyde Baker at T. Akins. Gust Baker from California plans to live with J. O. Baker.
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Chandler’s Valley
C. J. Gage
Bradford
Bessie Miller
Jamestown
T. Akins
Fred Bowers
Matthews Run
W. M. Delamater
Anna
Ida
Archie Falconer
Wm. Weld
Sugar Grove
Elsie Peterson
Dark
Alfred Hultquist
O. Smith
Nellie Dupree
Kane
B. J. Wilson
George Whitcomb
Cave Blodget Farm
Henry Firth
Clyde Baker
Gust Baker
California
J. O. Baker
Sugar Run News Highlights From July Ice Cream Social and Weddings
Sugar Run reports an ice cream social at the school house raising funds for Rev. J. A. Dean, with strong attendance. Ralph Green returned from Pittsburg after a two week visit. A severe hail storm caused minor damage. Local landlords A. A. Wilcox and son visited Warren on business. Two marriages occurred recently and another expected soon. Edinboro Normal touted as premier with superior facilities and climate. John F. Bigler, Principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Dean
Ralph Green
Pittsburg
A. A. Wilcox and Son
Warren
Edinboro Normal
Edinboro
John F. Bigler
Tailor Keller Offers Choice Lot of Mens Suits and Ladies Apparel
Just received a large selection of cloths suitable for men s suits and ladies skirts and sacques. Bought cheaply and will be sold very low. Call and choose your bargain. JAcoB KELLER the Tailor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keller
Erie One Way Excursion Tickets To West And South
On May 19 and June 2 16 July 7 21 Aug 4 18 Sept 1 and 15 the Erie railroad will sell one way low rate excursion tickets to points in the South Southwest West and Northwest including Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo. Maps timetables and details available from any Erie Ticket Agent or F H Garfield D P A Jamestown NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Erie
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown
N. Y
Dunkirk Line Announces Weekly Low Fare Sundays
Train agents on the Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsburg route advertise reduced round trip tickets every Sunday through spring and summer with same day return options for passengers traveling between listed points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley
Pittsburg R. A
Edinboro Normal announces fall session and services
The Mail Officer at New Dormitory Edinboro Normal advertises engraved stationery samples with prices and modern conveniences. Rooms may be engaged. fall session opens Sept 7. Principal John Bigler. D A V and B R offer special excursion tickets to Lily Dale Sundays and Wednesdays. Kertcher's offers trimmed millinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinboro Normal
John ¥. Bigler
Lily Dale
Kertcher’s
Hotel Ryan transfers as Zink secures license
M J Ryan sold Hotel Ryan to W S Zink of Ridgway and the license transfer is completed this week. Zink rents to S J Bess, his son in law, who has taken possession of the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidioute News
M. J. Ryan
Ryan
W. 8S
Jacob Keller Opens New Tailor Shop on Penn a Avenue
Jacob Keller the tailor has moved his goods to a new elegant building on Penn a avenue. He offers the latest Spring and Summer cloths for men and boys and invites customers to visit. A large stock of cloth for ladies skirts is offered at very low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keller
Penn’a, Avenue
Metzger and Hogan Sale of Mercerized Petticoats and Suits
An event of no small importance features bargains at Metzger and Hogan. Lot items include fifty black Mercerized petticoats reduced to 1.50, many waists priced around 2.00 to 3.19, ten parsols half off, nine all wool tailored suits from 14 to 7.90, and eight men’s tailored suits cut from 25 to 13.50, with overall reductions well below original costs.
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Columbus
E. W. Tusss
Spring Creek
Somerset County
Court House
O. M. Agrelius
Taylor & Crate Lumber Co
Buffalo
W. H. Andrews
D. F. Reuting
Khane McChesney
Anderson & Bengtson
Wilcox
McChesney
Ridgway
Monarch Park
Oil City
Miss Fluent
Onoville
Sugar Run Hotel
Edward Hatch
Hodge Row
Just
Sheffield
Herbert Secor
Smith Bros. Co
Oscar Hammer
J. W. Cochran
W. M. Bailey
B. B. Bowen
Horace Mix
Union School
A. J. Smith
Millport
Scott C. Stuart
J. P. Langdon
Fred Nobbs
Jamie Stuart
M. R. Hinsdale
G. A. Woodside
J. W. Black
West Main Street
Ida Shortt
Flora Baldwin
J. C. Wilson
Detroit
Michigan
Standard Shale Brick Company
the Clarion State Normal School
Samuel Weir
Clarion, PA
Metzger & Hogan
Lot S
P. K. Coats
Metager & Hogan Lhe
Comppany
Warren, Penn
M. Knapp
MO. M. Siegfried
Chas. E. Cosbb, Caswen
H. M. Preston
Greenland’s
Greenlund & Son
Warren, PA
Allen
Liberty Street
T. O. Slater & CO
Penn
Citizens National Bank
Levi Smith
David L. Gerould
S. A. Waters Teller
K. T. Hazeltine
Jas
Parmiee
J. G. Curtis
W. ¢. Norris
H. A. Booth
Samuel Peterson
Fred P. Hue
D. L. Gerould
AS. O. Parmlee
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