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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1886
Page
8
A collage of short items: Andrew Rehlmen’s lawn care, officers boycotting a gambling venue, tradesmen, travelers, and local calls. Mentions of sewer work on Market Street, Easter plans, and small business chatter. Includes personal moves, local visits, and routine civic notes from Warren area.
The seventh fortnightly service hosted by Mr and Mrs Frans Henry featured a memorial tribute to John B Gough. Mrs Richards Miss Bell Henry Kate Messner and Minnie Rondebaugh presented poetry eulogy and reminiscences. A rose bud group offered a floral tribute and two solos by Mrs Hinckley closed the memorial with In Ebriate's Lament. Coffee was served by committee chair Mrs Reese to a large gathering.
The Rhode Island Republican Party is accused of collusion with liquor interests, claimed to fund and dictate nominations for decades. The Hartford Courant reports Republicans publicly tout temperance while pro liquor forces back their candidates, undermining the temperance cause and challenging honest political conduct.
The Carnival The Authors Cardinal benefit for the library will be held in Library Hall next Thursday and Friday evening with a loan exhibition. A general meeting of all committees was held last evening and all parts are complete except Rosalind in the Shakespeare booth. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
Invitations issued for the sixty seventh anniversary celebration of American Oddfellowship by the order of Warren next Monday evening. Appropriate exercises will precede a banquet to which friends are cordially welcomed. Look, the train arrives with straw hats for Geo Ball.
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