A Fine Residence
Superintendent S. A. Rinn, of Walston and Adrian, has moved into his new house on West Mahoning street. It is one of the finest and most commodious dwellings in this part of the State. It contains twelve rooms beside a well finished attic and basement. The elegantly carved mantels, the beautifully polished woodwork and mosaic floors, make a very artistic interior. The house is equipped with all modern conveniences, including a fine conservatory. It is built of buff brick, and is surrounded by beautiful grounds. The house is an ornament to the town, and is certainly a very comfortable place in which to reside.
~ Punxsutawney Spirit, 26 Jan 1898, Page 5 Column 2
You can visit the memorial page for Samuel A Rinn.
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