Local residents and visitors noted in Warren area events
Telegram style notes list residents including Ara. Albert Pridsdell ill in bed on Spring street. Von Freend back from Western business trip amid Pennsylvania Leather QuITOR Boyd visiting. business reported strong. Hammond returning from West Church street. gifts and friends mentioned. Louise Brown in Tinton City on business. George Kinsella of Erle in town for meetings. Mrs. Joe Waughts and Mrs. W. N. Jones away visiting Erie. H. B. Manley suffering tonsillitis. Wil Kinley returned to Buffalo after week here. Mabel Isaacson visiting Normalster. Ernest Merker in Clymer fishing. Sam Lined Went to Wile to spend day. R. Palmer visits James city. J. W. Marti to Erie for Sunday with Rhonda. Miss Lew and Miss Johnson visiting Warren with relatives. Dad Valvry and Wesley Pace travel to Garland for afternoon baseball. Miss Hall Olson returns to Ware Fon after visiting. Mr and Mrs. Fram ODay Monte Parks Dr Cramer and party en route to Kane for amateur theatricals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ara
Albert ‘Pridsdell
Spring Street
von Freend
Pennsylvania
Boyd
Thirs
Irs
Hammond
West Church Street
Louise Brown
Tinton City
George Kinsella
Erle
Joe
Butler
Cleveland
Ernest Merker
Clymer
Sam Lined
Wile
R. Palmer
James Tolvn
Friends
J. W. Marti
Erie
Rhonda
Missua Lew
Aan Johnson
Warren
Dad Valvry
Wesley Pace
Garland
Halla Olson
Ware
FOLKS PAST 50 MUST USE CASCARETS
A health note urges people past fifty to use Cascarets to keep bowels active. It claims aging dulls muscles and bowel function, promoting regular aid as a gentle, natural tonic. The advert states Cascarets are safe for daily use and cost a penny per box at any drug store, working while you sleep.
Local residents travel for business and travel
H. J. Hall of Yelingeville visits the city on Muiness while A. Milln of Trytue attends to matters today on business. Mr and Mrs. G. C. King departed this afternoon for Pittaburg on a flyer notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Hall
Yelingeville
A. Milln
Trytue
G. C. King
Pittaburg
Factory Girl Credits Pinkham's Remedy in Pain Relief
A distressed factory worker recounts back and nervous pain from female troubles. She reports Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her symptoms, gained weight, and quotes long-term popularity. The ad urges women to seek confidential advice from Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fydia E. Pinkham
Miss Thu Puenzia
Jay St. Pouphkewhsie
N.Y
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Mothers Day Flower Sale Announcement
Sumdlay May 12 to honor mothers with a selection of white pink and red carnations available in large quantities. Buy your flowers for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumdlay
Erie bound local causes car derailment at Wells Fargo office
A west bound local train on the Evie R.A. derailed attempting to pass cars near First Ave and Center, backing into the Wells Fargo Express Co office. Roof damage reported, cars moved back onto track. Mrs Wilcox reported improving after malaria treatment at Cony Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Erie
Sanday
Wilcox
Cony Hospital
Shaa
Evie R.A
First Ave
Center Stout
Wells Fargo Wxprana Co
Local Figures Visit Town and Hospitals
Mr and Mr John Foley returned from view with fronds in Jamon town this afternoon. William St Hubtoll of Walon Otty was in town this evening to see his wife a patient at Corry Hospital. Arnie Kintey and Charles White want to Clymor this afternoon for an evening’s singing. Mrs Wi Roach and Mrs Anna Roach plan Ridgway this morning to wish Mr Roach who is still in Ridgway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foley
Jamon Town
William St. Hubtoll
Walon Otty
Corry Hospital
Ouarnie Kintey
Charles Whitely
Clymor
Cream All-Over Lace for Dresses and Yokes
Advertisement notes cream white all over lace with leaf pattern suitable for yokes waists and dresses. Widths from 18 to 42 inches, priced at 79 cents per yard or $1.25 per yard depending on stock.
May Sale Bargains from the Basement Fine Blown Engraved Tumblers
May sale offers include fine blown engraved glass tumblers at 40c a dozen, Colonial glassware, covered fruit bowls, and a range of household bargains. Soda fountain owners and housewives are urged to act, with framing and glass items priced for quick sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fies
Also Mentioned on This Page
Minerdas
Madella
Gorbley
Stezie Wilson
Caskarels
Lyric Theater
Tony
Edison
Bill
Kulem Ships
Torpeda
Sethe
Factory Girl
Corry Floral Co
Otto O. Shrock
Columbus Ave
N. Center Sr
Bell Phone 222
Brownell Shoe Co
Cut Rate Shoes
Money Saving Shoe Sellers Center
ST. Corry, PA
Hustlers
Miller the Hunter
Memory Cully
America
A. E. Pettit
Florista Union Phone
Bell
Depot
J. R. Graves
the Old Reliable Jeweler
West Main Street
BEE Hive
Burson
Gordon Dye
Isle
Sc Va
Regilir
Stauatir
N.center ST. Corry
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