Local Residents Busy With Visits and Travel
W Camp left Saturday for Chi ey and Kansas City. Numerous Bradford and Port Allegany visitors were noted, with a parade of relatives and friends from Shinglehouse to Olean. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Larned of Syracuse, Miss Gussie Nellis taking a bookkeeper post, and many locals spending weekends or weekdays with kin on Mechanic Street and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Camp
Chiey
Kansas City
J. W. Ailton
Port Allegany
A. J. Rice
Arthur Pickerseill
Bradford
Manky
Dan Benard
Rey Wolcott
Isldred
Smethport
Barry
Alice
Culeville
Merle Stevens
Ren Guy
Syracuse
N. Y
S. W Teafield
BE. E. Bouton
Buffalo
Gussie Nellis
Pry
Michael McKiernan
Crosby
King Street
Sheri E. W. Jones
Ruth
Ovid
H. H. Sasse
Amanda
Margaret Sasse
Qlean
Rose Hill Avenue
John
Emmett Shea
Mr. Beenler
Eldred
Mandiy
Chautauqua Lake
Leona Lyle
Henry Everts
John Springer
Clifton Black
Phyllis Stevens
Grace Kerr
Beatrice
Bernice Terry
Marie O'Brien
Olean
Leonore Lemmiler
Fred Masser
Andene
Conneaut Lake
M. P_ O’Brien
Sargeant
South Street
Eleig
Alicé Johnson
Bernard Cowan
Pennsy Railroad
Harry Henderson
Indiana
Rose Herzog
Mechanic St
Mildred Franklin
Andrew Burleson
Pls. Crossman
Claude Heinlein
Cananada
Main Street
Iwa Halder
Gladys de- Hass
Glassboro
N. J
Chas
Mish Madeline Rich
Oil City
Lois Guin
John Roseman
W. 4H. Bosworth
Franklin, Pa
Charles Bosworth
W. Main Street
Mrs C W Freeman and Edna to Camp Eustis for Vera
Mrs C W Freeman and daughter Edna left Saturday for Camp Eustis Virginia where Vera Freeman lies ill from a horse accident. Other locals joined a group from Eldred to Smethport for a Lyceum dance at vendra. J Callahan of Philadelphia visits Farmers Valley relatives and recalls organizing a Larabee minstrel group in 1876 and political campaigning for Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Callahan
Philadelphia
Edward MccCill
Farmers Valley
Why Americans Lost Contract
Lynn W. Meekins notes in Scientific American that an American locomotive bid failed to win a Chinese contract because rivals studied local preferences. Despite a superior design, the American unit’s delay and black paint hurt its appeal. European locomotives matched Chinese tastes and had agents backing them after arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn W. Meekins
Pacific
China
Portraits and flattery in a family tale
An awkward visitor questions a portrait’s resemblance to Wins Ugieton and Grandma. The A V jokes about flattery, recounting two sisters who resembled each other yet differed in beauty. Old Scotsman tone suggests contrast of attractive traits and the narrator’s reluctance to boast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ugieton
Miss Aghton
A. V
Aaron
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