Local notes and visits from Warren and area visitors
Miss Lena Myers of Warren visits in town as guest of Mrs Keene. D J Bloom of the El Elmo Hotel leaves for Mechone Michigan for five or six weeks. Miss Emma Brown of Erie returns home after visiting friends. Frank Redding resigns as Thomson House night clerk and goes to West Branch Lycoming County. Nick Sweeney of Bradford contracts for McCade’s new house and store. Harry Carson and Ed Long fish the Clarion headwaters and bring in many fish. W S Hiford and B P Mercer of Ridgway travel home via pigeon hunting. claim two birds each. New dress ginghams and children’s hats on display at local stores. Meat, straw hats, and dry goods advertised. residents urged to visit shops while stock lasts. Mountain Restaurant busy serving 50 to 75 diners daily in fine style. Kane merchants promote western cattle shipments. local buyers urged to inspect stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Brown
Erie
Frank Redding
Thomson House
West Branch Lycoming County
Nick Sweeney
Bradford
MccCades
Harry Carson
Ed. Long
Clarion
W.S. Hifon Ard
B. P. Mercer
Ridgway
D. Trowelly’ S
W. C. Arters
Mountain Restaurant
Ron
B. Lay
B.F. McConnell
Buffalo
Kane
Call
Reé
Chicago
Local Homes Nearing Finish and New Residence Start
D. Matthews expects to move into his new house by May 1 and open a store soon after. Ed Parsons advances toward completion on Dawson street. Scipio Young finishes his house on Greeves street, promising an imposing appearance. W. D. Eckels completes his new house, adding attractive curb appeal. Charlie Myers begins a cellar for his residence on Hines street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Matthews
Mr. Ed. Parsons
Dawson Street
Scipio Young
Greeves Street
W. D. Eckels
Charlie Myers
Hines Street
B. G. Scott
Frank McConnell
McDade
Wells and gas impede oil field activity in Washington Pa area
In Washington Pennsylvania on April 21 activity is hindered by strong gas in the field. The Dyer No 1 and Vandergrift wells face delays while the Shousetown region reports limited gains. Alumni groups, a death, a storm, and local incidents accompany a busy town narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Willetts
Dyer No. 1
Vandergrift
the Barre
Dyer No. 2
Shousetown
Wallace
Also Mentioned on This Page
West- West
Washington House
Charlie Filkin
Binethiport
Cat String ‘Band
Craig & Cappeau
del Bankson
Bankeoni
West Kane
Jo-Jo
W. W. Wench
Wilcox
First Avenue
Centre Street
Tom Hull
Grand Street
Tom Butler
West City House
Wright
PV. C. West & Co
A. Kreag
Grand
Centre Streets
Con
John
Anesholm
Eortor
Kaxr
Arbor Day
Lincoln
Gar- Pela
Ie Schiool
Neviie A. Waller
B. Lay's
O. B.lay’s
D. Howells
Kaneery
Droxson & Sia
Lotta Searles
SaraBr
Hyde’s
Rovelty Bazaar
Lena “Myers
Warren
Mr. Keene
E Building Notes
Q. Liddell
Greever Atard
I. J. James
Vinergar
Holgate Dror
Biddle
Welsh Streets
J. TL. Whiting
Chase Street
GC. W. Smith
Dawson
Solgate Bros
G. W. Newis
Acro
Henry Young
Daw Street
A. Yang
Hydes
Ramples
Leys - Dickson
Suaw
Ima Cay
Ridgway Academy
Hyde House
Dea
Alfred DeVoge
Mitchell
DeVoge
B. F. Ely
Luther and Sons Ed
Lizzie Eyater
Broad Street
Jo-Jo Steme
Chancey Hulf
Wgt
Craig & Cappeaua
Jenken
C. B. Lay's
Geo. PR. Fryling
T. C.ayers
Bat
Holgate Bro’s
Brosh Block Factory
Ae Et Oe
Ieee Pa
Corena
C. Aigo
Myers & Kebler
Ridgway Planing Mill
HY “de, Murphy, &Co
Proor’s. Ridgway
Penn’a
Charles H. Jones
Jamestown
Es Bay
Tuk
OLD _POSTOFFICE
Pont
Dickson & Shaw
Kane, Ps
Esac
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