Warren Area Notes on Officials Bridges and Local Trades
Centre County is largest with 785 280 acres while Montour is smallest at 9680 acres. A Warren based wholesale sale of organs pianos and farm implements opens on Water street. A seven teen Senator party tours the Oil region visiting Warren City Exchange. A new base ball association forms with H P Hunter president and T W McNett vice president. An oat variety from Lewis Bower yields heavy heads and 19 inch lengths. Local council dismisses a policeman leaving John Utter on duty and considers special police hires. A Democratic candidate Capt Taggart spends summer at Allegheny Springs with wife backing him. A major dry goods store sale runs Wednesday to Saturday. Livery stables rise near Knapp shops and steam power is introduced at the mill. A boating accident injures Mr Riddlesperger’s party but no serious harm. The Warren Glade bridge opens after prior ferry. Fundraising and jurisdiction disputes over bridge costs split Warren and Glade authorities with potential relocation to Fifth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Weaver
Water Street
Warren Hotel
Emery and
Lee
Warren City
Arair
Warren
H. P. Hunter
T. W. McNett
F. K. Russell
H. M. Bond
Lewis Bower
Glade Township
Bower
Lacy
John Utter
James Brown
Allegheny Springs
Capt. Taggart
O. H. Hunter & Son
D. H. Siggins
Knapp Bros
Eysinger
Knapps
Frrst Mill Company
David Riddlesperger
Beatty’s Ferry
Clarendon
Glade
Conewango
Fifth Street
Glade Authoritie
Personal Mentions Fill Warren Social Round
Rev. E K Creed supplied Rev Thorburns pulpit last Sabbath. Will Rogers returned to New York after a visit. Rev Nelson I Ross to officiate at Trinity Memorial Church next Sunday. Mrs Browne and Horace arrive from Lock Haven visiting the Misses Harrison. Miss Mabel Kautz of Randolph visiting Miss Edith Sill. Mrs Hates of Rochester visiting Mrs J C Wells. Mrs H B Perry and daughter Mary visiting Enterprise and Titusville. Willis Howard, Warren boy and state editor of the Philadelphia Times, visiting relatives. Ex Sheriff Brace and wife from Braceville in town with V Davis. Albert S Morrison improving after hemorrhages. James Manrow and sisters from Tidioute and Erie visiting Warren. John A Brown in town from Parker City now Warren. Adetan ing Pree Press. Mrs L A Rogers and Mrs H A Jameson depart for Ocean Grove for health. Mrs E Merrit of New Castle arriving and to move in weeks. Mr and Mrs B F Sloan of Erie and Mr and Mrs S McNaughton of Rochester guests of J C Wells. Rev L N Bugbee, late Allegheny College president, died in Geneva NY of paralysis aged about fifty. Mrs S B Greaves of Watertown visiting son W A Greaves. Peter Greenland recently graduated Rochester embalming school with diploma. Misses Mame Casey and Mame Leger visiting Miss Ella Glenn, then to Titusville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. K. Creed
Thoburn
Will Rogers
New York
Nelson I. Ross
Trinity Memorial Church
Browne
Horace
Lock Haven
Harrison
Mabel Kautz
Randolph
Edith Sill
Lencer
Hates
Rochester
Warren
J. C. Wells
Perry
Mary
Enterprise
Titusville
Willis Howard
Philadelphia Times
Wavern
E. Merrit
New Castle
Del
H. P. Hunter
B. F. Sloan
Erie
S. McNaughton
L. N. Bugbee
Allegheny College
Meadville
Geneva
N. Y
Dr. Bugbee
S. B. Greaves
Watertown
W. A. Greaves
Generous offer to aid Warren telegraphers strike
O. H. Hunter and Son pledge ten percent of cash sales to Brotherhood of Telegraphers Lodge No. 9490 during the coming week. The store has cut prices and urges patrons to support the strike by shopping there. The telegraphers’ secretary thanks the merchants and pledges efforts to boost sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Hunter & Son
Warren
Brotherhood of Telegrapers Lodge No
Messrs. Hunter & Son
D. F Desuono
Borough Council Minutes Report Street Lamps and Walks
Regular meeting notes list roll call members and approvals. Gas committee contracted lighting for one month then planned a year long contract and settled sewer work on High Street for $475. Bridge funds of $1,000 paid. sidewalk petitions approved. several bills directed for payment. various ordinances proposed for sidewalks and streets. police reduced to one officer. Weather improves for hay and grain crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Orr
Eddy
Bell Davis
Cogswell
Borebers
Connaro
Sechrist
Leonhart
Hazeltine
Philip Bagler
High Street
Liberty Street
Court House
Bridge Committee
Conenango Creek
Conewango Street
Third Street
Struthers’ Libray
W. CG. McCabe
Isaac Schutts
Warren Gas Co
Zivamer & Schwan
C. Wagoner
Paul Fox
R. Geigrecht
Poor
J. R. Bowers
Wood & Thomas
D. W. Brinton & Co
G. H. Leonhart
IL Morrison
S. M. Brownell
Mr. Pedloe
PD. Batchelder
Kenry Hines
P. Bagler
A. Carrol
Warren
J. C. Utter
A. G. Lacy
Darius Magee
Geo. Lipman
M. Naboney
Frank Roberts
G. W. King. Com
Beecher & Copeland
A. Pinney & Co
H. A. Jaimeson & Co
D. H. Siggins
J. H. Eddy
A. J. Hazeltine
Water Committee
Amputation for Captain Dennison and local notices
Captain Robert Dennison underwent a successful leg amputation after years of a war wound with surgeons confirming no alternative. The blow to his health is noted as a grave loss, but friends express support for a continued recovery and long life. Also reported are liquor license enforcement at Deitch’s saloon and ambitious Niagara whirlpool swim plans by Capt. J. D. Rhodes, plus a local sale of corsets at M. Shear & Bro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dennison
New York
J. Deiteh
Giesselbrecht
Deitch
Webb
Niagara
Cattaraugus
Public Sale of Unclaimed Freight at Sheffield Station
Public sale authorized by Warren County Court to dispose of goods unclaimed on freight from the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad at Sheffield Pennsylvania. Items listed include boilers pine planks lumber tanks stoves crates hardware and various office boxes from multiple consignors with sale date Saturday September 1 1883.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Warren
General Assembly
Pennsyvania Railroad Company
Jessees
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad Company
Philadelphia & Erie
Sheffield
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Bheffield
G. & Himes
B. &. Giants
Solliday
Sexsmith
C-L
J. Lawrenson
GooDps
Clare Don
Thayer &Crosby
Yale & Spurr
Jno
Hammond
H. H Goods
D. J. Prophy
Geo. Nesmire
Shugart
J.D. Smith
Dickon
Smith
Asnaac
W. Beryo_ps
Special Advantages Offer for Teacher and Student Courses
A Normal Course for teacher preparation A Business Course for practical business life A Classical Course for college or profession A Select Library and Reading Room New apparatus cabinets of minerals and German and French instruction by a new method A Special Teacher in Vocal Music Kindergarten Work A series of familiar experiments for Teachers Principal. Further information address H. H. Cumings President or F. Moge Principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Cumings
Pres
Or & F. Moge
Prin
Corner Liberty Street Lot Offers Three Buildable Divisions
For sale in Warren Pennsylvania a prime corner lot between J. H. Eddy and Hon. C. W. Stone on Liberty Street is offered cheaply. The property will be divided into three lots each over fifty feet front with good depth for building. Inquiries may be made at Chester Par’s residence in Warren. August 10, 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
J. H. Eddy
Heg
Hon
C. W.stone
Liberty Street
Opera House
Chester Par
Administrator S Notice for Stephen R Morrison Estate
Letters of administration granted for Stephen R Morrison of Corydon Warren County Pennsylvania. Debts to estate must be paid promptly and claims presented properly authenticated for settlement. 8 G Morrison Cornplanter PA July 23 1883.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Morrison
Cornplanter
P. O
Warren Co
Letters Testamentary for Estate of Joseph Phillips in Sugar Grove
Letters testamentary on the estate of Joseph Phillips late of Sugar Grove township Warren County Pa deceased have been planted to the undersigned notice is given to all persons indebted to said estate to make immediate payment and those with claims against the same to present them for settlement with proper authentication
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Orphans’ Court
C. J
A. P. Phillips
Joseph Phillips
KE. Brennesholtz
LL. Brennesholtz
Christian Smith
Jacob Smith
G. W. Kinnear
Register Register’s
Ofice
Warren
Stephen R. Morrison
Corydon
Sugar Grove
Sheriff Sale Notice in Warren County Pennsylvania
By virtue of a writ of execution directed to me from Warren County Court, sale of property in Mead Township, Warren County, Pennsylvania, listed as 33 acres with a well and fixtures, including various tools and equipment, will occur August 20, 1883 at 2 PM in Warren. Property held by Albert Otrent and Patrick Connery among others and proclaimed as the property of owners or reputed owners. Sheriff Geo. W. Oak n, Warren, July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heriff
Warren County
Warren
Mead Township
Pennsylvani
Tami
Domseph Smith
E. B. Porters
Phomas Dorsey
Patric Dorsey
Lois
Saltract
Urence
Saidract
Porter
Ghos. Dorsey
Patrick Dorsey
Sibert Olina
Patrick Conners
Lesen
Warisemanty
Lavo Carpenter
Gibbs and Sterrett Belew
Consisllo
Longa
Utc
Albert Oltrent
Patrick Connery
Ottman
We Ollman
Judy
George W. Cook
5. M. Cook
Cook
Albert Qian
George
Dylis
Trimul
Geo
We Oak
B. A. Allen
Speriff
Sheriff’s Office
House and Lot for Sale on Second and Water Streets
Warren Pa June 18 displayed notice offering a house on the corner of Second and Water streets with 73 by 1 foot lot, well water, trees and grape vines. The owner cites health and plans to move to California, asking 141000 with generous terms. Also two town lots in Glade City near the new bridge priced with half cash and balance on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Unis
Glade City
New Bridge
Price
Leach
C. Rowland
Warren
White Sewing Machine Dominates Warren County Fair Premiums
J K Weaver Solesgent announces the White Sewing Machine wins first premium again at Warren and Forest counties fair. The ad extols simple parability noiseless operation wide wok range and embroidery with a single slit thread plus belt attachment automatic bobbin winder self oiler shuttle and easy adjustment requiring only four screw turns to reset wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Fair
J.K. Weaver
Solesgent
Warren
Forest
Notice of proposed incorporation for Kinzane Natural Gas Co
An application will be filed under the act of April 29, 184 to form a corporation named Kinzane Natural Gas Company. The company would supply natural gas for light and heating to residents of Rinzun and nearby areas in Warren County, Pennsylvania, enjoying all rights and privileges of the act and its supplements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Kinzane Natural Gas Company
Rinzun
Warren County
San Commonwealth
Warren Light and Heat Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice of a stockholders meeting at the company office in Warren Pa on September 28 1885 at 5 PM to vote on increasing capital stock to three hundred thousand dollars by order of the board of directors P Hays President Attest W S McGuen Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Light and Heat Company
Warren
P. Hays
Stockholders Meeting on Sale of Company Franchises
Warren County Gas Fuel and Heating Company stockholders meet at the Warren office on September 21, 1883 at 5 o clock to vote on selling the companys franchises and property to the Warren Light and Heat Company for one hundred thousand dollars. Attest Secretary W J McGuin is the secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Warren
Wanen Light and Heat Company
Rural Heat and Light Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Stockholders of the Rural Heat and Light Company will be held at the companys office in Warren Pennsylvania on September 27 at 5 00 PM to vote on transferring the franchises and property to the Warren Light and Heat Company for thirty thousand dollars F P Hays president Attest W S McGee secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rural
Heat and Light Comany
Warren
Warren Light and Heat Company
F. P. Hays
W.S. McGee
Stray bays found at John Tripp’s Cherry Grove premises
Two bay horses, about 1000 pounds total, one with a hind foot injury and one with a star on the forehead, arrived at John Tripp in Cherry Grove Township on a Sunday in August. Owners urged to prove property, pay charges, and claim them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finehead
John Tripp
Cherry Grove
White & Co. Adopts New Firm Identity in Stoneham Pa
Notice states Mr E R Pierce informs that the firm White has been taken into and joined by Company of Stoneham Pa. The firm’s name and business remain White & Co. Stoneham Pa August 1883.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Pierce
White
Stoneham, Pa
White & CO
Merchant Tailoring by Jacob Reller in Warren
The undersigned continues the merchant tailoring business at the Alien 1 Singer sewing man block over the torpedo and 3a chine stores with new fall and winter suitings. Latest patterns of fine cloths arrive weekly with cheaper grades. Cloths guaranteed and best workmen employed. Call and see me. Warren October 1541.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien
Singer
Jacob Reller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Centre
Montour
Brace and Wife
Braceville, Forest Co
V. Davis
Albert
Morrison
James Manrow
Agnes
Tidioute
Manrow
John A. Brown
Parker City
Warren, Pa
Adétaning Pree Press
L. A. Rogers
H. A.jaimeson
Ocean Grove
Peter Greenland
Rochester School
Mame Casey
Mame Leger
Ella Glenn
Warney, Pa
Messrs
O. H. Hunter
Council Proceedings
M. Shear & Bro
Peter Grace
Frought J
Christie M. Mainwaring
Bradford Gil Co
Ino
Jack H
Clark J
Thomas W Alishouse Vandergaist
Cochran
Romain A. Weatherly
D. Greenly
The
Union and Normal High Schools
Penna
Joan Rowland
inugMaNn Greenlund
Rowland & Greenland
Sign & Ornamental Painters
Hickory St
Ite School
Warren, Pr
Bairstow
EIN Fisher
Leander Morse
Glade (Warren) Pa
Pillips
Bear Lake
Nelson Greenland
Exchange Block
Exchange Hotel
Urnitere
Boyington
Kent
Fist Cliss Furniture
Nia
Oneka Land
Warren, Peusta
Estray
R Rest
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!