Local social notes trail Erie visitors and trips
A stream of personal mentions lists residents and visitors from Erie Salamanca Jamestown and Elmira. People travelled for business and family visits including Mr and Mrs Baker Mr and Mrs Green Dr Rich R H Whaley and Mrs Barry. The piece hints at a seasonal exhibit at the Wales store on the Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Bronson
Jamestown
Morris Green
Erie
Rich
R. H. Whaley
New Castle
John Barry
Cleveland
R. S. Lawton
Elmira
Edward Carney
Shenanigo
Martin Zickendrath
Warren
Wales
Avenue
Local Residents Visit and Market Offerings
Miss Mildred Leonard of Kane and Miss Anna Thompson visit Erle on business and Frances Slattery travels to Erle for a few days. Wilcox Market offers fresh liver sausage and head cheese. Citizens from Meadville Salamanca and Greensburg visit relatives, with several departures for Erie Jamestown and Austin after short stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Leonard
Kane
Toda
Anna Thompson
Erle
Wilcox Market
William Alcorn
Frances Slattery
Julius Roberts
Meadville
J. A. Simicon
Salamanca
Viswt
Dell Jackson
Erie
Don Shean
Phina
T. B. Daly
Jamestown
H. V. Hopkins
Greensburg
H. L. Gordon
J. F. Waggoner
Ruth
Austin
Tex
M. J. Purcell
Local visitors and health update from Clarendon region
H. J. Spencer of Clarendon is a visitor here today. Harry Lord of Wigin is a business visitor this afternoon. Thompson of Kane also visits for business. D. A. Smith of Warren calls on relatives for a few days. Frank G. Whitely, recovering from tonsillitis, shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aramest Hachoftner
Erie
ML. Brown
Clymer
Fred Bennett
C. L. Alexander
Jacob Franz
Spartansburg
Fiverish
H. J. Spencer
Clarendon
Harry Lord
Wigin
Thompson
Kane
D. A. Smith
Warren
Frank G. Whitely
Crawford Jail Gets Black Eye
Meadville October Sth Ben Ridder known as a millionaire hobo visits Meadville to stay about ten days. He has traveled many miles and inspects jails in each county. He says Crawford county jail is the worst he has seen among roughly eight thousand four hundred ninety six jails in the U S. Ridder claims his father is Congressman Hortum, leader of a Danish parliamentary paper, and says he supports white slave traffic and child labor causes. He is registered at the Lafayette and plans to give all he earns to an Odd Fellows home. The first American glass factory was erected in Temple township, N H L, in 1780.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadville
Ben Ridder
Ridder
Crawford County
United States
Bostile
Hortum
Social Democratic Herald
National Prison Congress
The
Lafayette
Odd Fellows Home
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. M. Daly
Alice McAvoy
Herald Square
Jimmy
Southland
Nightingales Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Boys’ Club
Edison
Joly Ca
Crawford
Hobo
Temple Township
N. HL
Peninsular Ranges
Wales Hardware Co
Lancaster
Maslin Hill
Lonsdale
Bates
Seersuckers and
Ameskca
Pome Genuine
Belding
Lloyd
Skinner
New York
Cohen’s Dep’t Store
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