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Newspaper
Friendship Weekly Register
Location
Friendship, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1889
Page
2
The Ohio Republican Convention passes a resolution of respect to Mrs. Hayes praising her life and character. The piece comments on party dynamics, old veterans, and the public’s view of politicians, urging grounded reform and accountability in government. It critiques state governance, electoral reform, taxation, temperance, and perceived patronage while urging citizen correction.
From Nile Mere Cyrus LeSuer and son Prank of Holivar visiting Mee Rogers Everett Willard home on a visit teaching at Albion Wis Will Hubbard Plainfield N Z and Miss Norton Wellsville vie The Missionary Society festival at the church last Tuesday proceeds $4 Mrs Vinnie Coon and Daisy Sinnette of Wallington visiting sister Mrs L Hy Kenyor of Utopia W H Crandall teaching Milwaukee Wis will stay with parents remainder of summer Community shocked by death of Mrs W L Stillman from inflammation of bowels funeral held at the house last Sunday He lived in the community since boyhood and was esteemed He did not love any friends drastic past editor attack Clarke 73 years old.
Mrs. J D Singer of Freeport visits her sister Mrs Foti Hele. Mr and Mrs W D Renwick of Friendship in town last week. Mrs Sarah Cotton of Hornellsville visiting friends. Mr and Mrs Geo I Tucker and daughter of Andover arrive. plan Belmont as future home. Cora West of Wellsville visits Mrs F G Here. Mr Robert Gorton of New York and Mrs Henry Mattoni of New York spend summer with her parents. Mr and Mrs Frank Stevens and children of Friendship visit Mrs Nathan Davis and friends. Hattie Mattoni and daughters Teabel and Mabel visit Coats. Many celebrate the 4th at Wellsville. Rev Mr Snyder of New Jersey preaches first sermon at Presbyterian church. Mrs Norton and Willie of Seio visit Belmont friends. Rev Gwynn preaches at Augpalea. Town weather predictor forecasts four nice days after the 4th. Mrs Lawb and Mrs Pitts of Mass visit aunt Mrs Eben Wright. Mr and Mrs W Hy Flint of Friendship call on friends in town. Mrs Jonathan Rogers, mother of Mrs A VanCampen, is very ill near Scia. G Cartwright attends school at Andover. he returns home for summer vacation.
Wehburg observes a calm Fourth with residents attending local gatherings and visiting relatives. Crandall Lester hosts a home celebration, the Puntle family hosts a Saturday evening event, and the town sees wagons loaded with wool en route to W. G. Richardson’s packing house. The Children’s Mission Bazaar at Drieckehireny raises funds for a worthy cause as townsfolk greet guests and note hotel man Walter Hall’s solid service.
The Bolivar community letters note visits from Mrs. Frank Knapp and Grace Hoyt, travel plans of Miss Mamie Cowles, and local store developments. They recall last year’s Independence Day drunken brawls, police arrest of a youth, and a critique of town pride versus patriotic spirit this year.
A satirical critique argues against meager wages for state workers and canal lock tenders. It mockingly calls for proper funding to maintain the state's waterways and criticizes proposed raises and substitutions, urging a more generous appropriation.
More than sixty residents were compelled to quit their homes near Howe to obtain a free trial package of Lane's Family Medicine. The ad promises benefits for blood, liver, and kidney health and urges readers to call their local druggist for a sample.
Various classified items including money to jon real estate securities two year old Holstein bull for a fee, house and lot for rent in town, Hay King jumping horse offer, dissolution of partnership Beale & Cleveland in fur market, boxing claim Kilrain and John, sales of binders mowers and twine by Hubbard Cotton, Terine Company Chicago reputation, school district annual report call for Town Clerk at Friendship June 24 1880.
A Newark mother writes that a teething lotion advertised in a small booklet greatly relieved her baby’s colic and asks about safe dosage. An editor’s reply warns against overuse. The missive also notes sales by local druggists and other local notices.
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