Local notices report weather, sermons, and camp meeting
Weather turns wet as townsfolk note preaching at Lutheran and Baptist churches next sabbath. Camp meeting at Cassadaga draws crowds with noted mediums and D A V P R R service. Struthers Hose silver band forms under Prof Tunstall with fourteen players. Train schedule from Warren to Cassadaga Lake offers a five hour visit return by 6 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
John Johnson
John
George
Trushell
Conewango Bridge
Glade
Richard A. Saalfield
Bible House
N. Y
Struthers Hose Silver Cornet
R. T. Tunstall
Boston Musical Manufacturing Company
Personal news updates and town visitors in brief
In town movements and visits many locals are noted: Cy Andrews and Tim Frisby in town and from Lake Wood. Andrew Ludlow and C H Noel home from trips. Miss Lilly Teasdate and Miss Alice Popple visiting local residents. Charlie Beecher visiting his parents. Mrs Church and daughter from Utica guests at H M Bord’s. Miss Mollie ODonnell and Miss Florence Hall visiting. Prof. Stowell from Courtland visiting M Beecher. Miss Ella Henry and Miss Ella McKallass in residence of J O Morrow. Andrew Irvine from Syracuse visiting relatives. Frank Emerson from Rochester returning home. Mrs Martindell and Lizzie leaving Germantown for Franklin. Mrs W Cowan and children returning from Watkins with Miss Minnie Hudson. Kate C Darling appointed preceptress at Union School. Board of Health urged action for foul yard behind old post office. John Ungerer to act with Wallack’s company starting August 9 for forty weeks, earning £20 weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy" Andrews
Andrew Ludlow
Tim Frisby
Lake Wood
C. H. Noel
Lilly Teasdate
Cincinnati
Kittie Shutt
Alice Popple
Erie
Alice Parmlee
Henry
Prof. Stowell
Courtland
N. Y
M. Beecher
Mollie O'Donnell
Jamestown
Florence Hall
Charlie Beecher
Albany
Church
Utica
H. M. Bord
Ella Henry
Ella McKallass
Bradford
J. O. Morrow
Andrew Irvine
Syracuse
Warren
Frank Emerson
Rochester
Martindell
Lizzie
Germantown
Siegfried
Franklin
W. Cowan
Watkins, N. Y
Minnie Hudson
Watkins
Kate C. Darling
Waupun
Wisconsin
Union School
Alice L. Dean
Wellesly College
Board of Health
Health Board
John Ungerer
New York
Wallack
Ungerer
John
OFF TO CAMP FOR Gettysburg DETAIL
Sergeant J A James led detail to the Gettysburg camp grounds Tuesday with Corporal Leroy Cornelius and privates Chas 8 Parmiee Harry Grunder Chas Hl Greenland Frank E Barker Fred S McPherson James Smith and Will A Tlackney the rest of the company under Captain James O Parmice left Thursday to remain in camp from the 24th to the 5th inclusive
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. James
Gettysburgh
Leroy Cornelius
Chas
Parmiee
Harry Grunder
Hl. Greenland
Frank E. Barker
Fred S. McPherson
James Smith
Will A. Tlackney
James O. Parmice
Sth
New Fire Alarm Bell Installed At City Building
A new fire alarm bell placed in the city building tower on Tuesday promises improved service for summoning firefighters. The bell weighs 024 pounds and spans 3 feet at the mouth, forged from high quality steel by Kiencely & Co of West Troy, at a cost of 230 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiencely & Go
West Troy
Trial on license revocation in Venango court
Last Tuesday Judge Taylor presided with Paul Brown as associate. Evidence read by Judge Johnson focused on bribery in which Tabor Russell Lauffer Wagner were implicated. Though some defendants were cleared, G A Leonhart and Carver House funded the watch. Licenses likely to be revoked with potential indictment of Judge Bates.
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Taylor
Venango
Paul Brown
Trunkey
Johnson
S. T. Neill
Messrs. Allen and
Higgins
Bates
S. T. Allen
Allen
Tabor and
Russell
John Lauffer
C. O. Wagner
Tabor
Gilmore's Aromatic Wine Endorsed by Medical Society
Physicians and medical societies recommend Gilmore's Aromatic Wine as superior for building rich blood and as a tonic for all ages. It is claimed to cure female diseases and is marketed by A. W. Merck. Wall. B. Spracer, Pavilion, N. N., President Genesee Co. Medical Society, endorses its composition and uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore
A. W. Merck
Wall. B. Spracer
Pavilion
N. N
Genesee Co. Medical Society
Warren beer row at Cigar and Pop shack belches trouble
Police report a Sunday disturbance near Warren near Dunkirk depot at a tavern labeled Cigers Tobacco and Pop. Seven men were arrested for intoxication, with three escaping en route to jail and four fined two dollars each plus costs by Squire Cornelius. A second clash over beer led to a razor threat and a retreat into a nearby house while a door banged and a midst quarrel. Authorities warn against unlicensed Sunday beer sales and promise further action against similar spots. The piece also notes a Struthers Iron Works test of an Atlanta drilling engine built under Robert McKay and John Baum for the city’s artesian well, with two carloads of tools to be shipped to Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Dunkirk
Reil Road
Daim
Utter
Oficer Utter
Squire Cornelius
Atlanta
Leport
Struthers Ironworks
John Spence
William McLauren
Robert McKay
John W. Baum
Oil Well Supply Co
Bradford
Baum
Struthers Iron Works
Tuesday Night Robberies In Dun Kirk Likely Foiled
A Sunday night/early Monday morning spree at Mead's Furniture and nearby shops in Dun Kirk ended without thefts of value. Witnesses, including Jack Morris and foreman R B Martin, alerted authorities after observing suspicious activity, prompting police debate on boosting night patrols to curb ongoing break ins.
Stupified with Whiskey and Rod Bed On Ludlow Island
Sunday morning last about three o clock a man calling himself He2zz claimed to Officer Lacy he was robbed of 80.00 after drinking at Ludlow. He says he slept on the island and woke to find his pocketbook and belt missing their contents. He had drawn money from a bank before starting his spree and returned to Ludlow Monday with no funds. Police suspect thieves were on to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Morris
Dunkirk
Mead
Morris
R. BR. Martin
Charg
Martin
Lacy
Wood
Wood & Thomas
Slellander
A. P. Wetmore
Ludlow
eAhieves
Hin
Wounded local clash at paint shop triggers shooting
Tuesday night at the paint shop across the wire bridge, Tay Wilcox and two companions tried to force entry. A shot rang out as a man appeared at an upstairs window, Wilcox was wounded in the head, another man’s hand was hit, and the trio fled after a brief council with Squire Cornelius. No arrests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aikikeraccidrew
Wire Bridge
Tay Wilcox
Shorty
Wilcox
Worthies
Cornelius
Pleasant Mexcurt Party Visits Springs With Inpart of Music
A party of young locals toured the Springs Monday evening for a drive, dancing, lunch, and social enjoyment with four pieces from Reig's orchestra. Members included Geo King, Leon Windsor, Fred Windsor, E E Brown, Ed Wetmore, John Johnson, Arthur Windsor, Tony O Donnell, Archie Schofield and ladies Hattie Valentine, Bell Valentine, Allie Wells, Mamie Palmer, Alice Parmlee, Florence Slatt, Laura Alden, Bell Blenry. They were joined by Arthur Mandell and F Lifkins of Titusville, Miss Ford and Minnie Martin of Pittfield, and Mollie O Donnell of Jamestown. The party thanked the hotel for courteous treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reig
Geo. King
Leon Windsor
Fred Windsor
E. E. Brown
Ed. Wetmore
John Johson
Arthur Windsor
Tony Og’ Donnell
Archie Schofield
Hattie Valentine
Bell Valentine
Ahie Wells
Mamie Palmer
Alice Parmlee
Florence Slatt
Laura Alden
Bell Blenry
Arthur Mandell
F. Lifkins
Titusville
Misses Pont Ford
Minnie Martin
Pittfield
Moliie O'Donnell
Jamestown
The Amusement Season Opens With Mile Rica
A longtime feature of Warren promises a strong start to the amusement season with Mile Rica possibly opening in September. An ovation is anticipated for her reception, and Daley Bros. will perform Vacation in fair week on September 10 and 11. Mile Rhea is now slated to appear in Warren on September 8, with the specific play to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile Rica
Daley Bros
Carver
Mile Rhea
Warren
Speers Pure Vort Grape Wines for Sale by Merck
For sale by A. W. Merck, the Speers Pure Vort Grape Wines is presented alongside claims about health benefits. Advertised remedies include Burdock Bloods Bitters from W. W. Willson of Jamestown NY, and Joseph's Oil for stitch pain, plus Shedd's Blood and Liver Remedy to combat debility and languor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speers
A. W. Merck
W. W. Willson
Jamestown
N.Y
Joseph
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Messner
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RAX
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Spinner's
Taedware
Page
Mead and Wood
Thomas
Wriskey and Rodbed
Wen
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Buckinghar
R.P. Bah
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