The Ledger's Letters Happenings of 1.0 Grade Summit
Misses Jane and Jessie Park of Glade Run visit relatives while David Means stays with Mrs. Loucks. Mr Charlie Echardt moves to Warren. Mrs Loucks hosts Geo Cogswell and John Emsworth. Winerider ill. B J Shaw from St Marys visits Aunt Penfield. Ozro Still hosts a Monday dance. Boeachlin family and daughter with Mrs Loucks on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Jessie Park
Glade Run
David Means
D. Loucks
Bennett
Randolph
N. Y
Penfield
Charlie Echardt
Warren
Geo. Cogswell
John Emsworth
Winerider
B. J. Shaw
St. Marys
Ohio
Geo. Penfield
Ozro
Boeachlin
Glade
Loucks Sanday
Bow
Haying Finished and Oats Next on Yankee Bush
The hay and wheat crops were fair and the oats are about an average crop. Visitors last week included Mr and Mrs Will Babcock of Kansas Mr and Mrs Lemuel Babcock of Youngsville and Mr and Mrs Clark of Bradford. Mrs E Wentz is on the sick list Stewart of Warren attends her. Airs D Ab with her sister Airs Wentz. A large audience greeted Rich Meuse at Mead school house last Sunday. Sunday school grows under PW Somery. A surprise party at Mr Babcock's Friday night. Fresh air children are numerous on the hill. Very hot weather and crops suffer from lack of rain. CHARITY. Dr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Babcock
Kansas
Lemuel Babcock
Youngsville
Clark
Bradford
E. Wentz
Stewart
Warren
Airs
D. Ab
Airs. Wentz
Fox Hill Notes: Aug 15 Social and Local Visits
Aug 15 notes from Fox Hill record visits and greetings. Mrs Ed Lesser and children from Warren visited sister Mrs Jennie Gage, Lewis Fox with wife called on Nellie Lundquist in Jamestown, Eva Young with Eugene Adams at Ackley Hollow, Perry Clark guests of J W Schnur then returned to Warren. Frank Weever from Cherry Creek spent week here and in Russel. his sister Ida Hall joined for visit. G H Fox and Alice visited Steamburg, Fritz Lauffenburger at home hoping Kane trip, Lillie Adams and Leonard with Eva Young, George Lauffenburger visited Pleasant, Fad Radspinner of Glade on hill. Willis Gage left for work then returned Sunday. George Feblast finished baying and returned to Jefferson county Aug 8. hay stored in barn with reaper and mowing machine. Friday afternoon lightning struck the barn, burning it and contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lesser
Warren
Jennie Gage
Lewis Fox
Nellie Lundquist
Jamestown
Eva Young
Eugene Adams
Ackley Hollow
Perry Clark
J. W
Ida Hall
G. H. Fox
Alice
Steamburg
N. Y
Fritz Lauffenburger
Kane
Lillie Adams
Leonard
George Lauffenburger
Radspinner
Glade
Willis Gage
Thompson Hill Local Notes and Social Roundup
Aug 16 highlights from Thompson Hill note Miss M B Allen of Lander visits Chautauqua for a week. Local calls from Warren and Jamestown. Quarterly services at M Church with Presiding Elder Bignell. Baptist Society forms Sunday School and considers moving chapel near village. Local purchases include Almendinger farm by H E Burgett. A boy born to Mr and Mrs K H Knapp on Aug 11. Various guests visit J G Fletcher. local ads promote Full's Pile Pomade with a 15 minute relief guarantee and mail order.
Stoneham News Briefs Highlight Social Visits and Camps
Stoneham notes a dull spell punctuated by religious meetings planned for September. Social visits include Mrs J E Wheeler and Miss Nellie White from Warren, and Mrs H P Ridelsperger visiting Steadman New York. A lively dance at Thos Bines residence drew attendees from Clarendon Warren and Glade. The Free Methodist camp at Kinnear's grove thrives with seventy tents under Presiding Elder Sellaw. School starts September 11 with strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonehal
Bricklay
Clarendon
J. E. Wheeler
Nellie ,White
Warren
W. Scott
Youngsville
H. P. Ridelsperger
Steadman
N.Y
Stoneham
Thos
Bines
Glade
A. McCurry
Prof
Shoup
Kane
Henry Wheeler
Thompson
Honesdale
Younesvirus
Stoneham Union
B.A. U
Allegheny River
Brown
Kinnear's Grove
Sellaw
Jamestown
Yda Lockett
Meadville
Anna Siggins
Aley Teather
Hydetown
Grace Dupree
Corry
Emma Davis
Hane
Charles Eckman
A C. Blodgett
Miss Proper
Tigiwute
W. H. Downing
United States Pipe Line Advances Refined Oil Transport
In September 1892 Pennsylvania formed the United States Pipe Line Company to move crude and refined petroleum from oil regions to seaboard markets, Great Lakes, and beyond. Independent refiners fund and control core lines, independently from the Standard Oil trust. Two trunk pipes run Bradford to Wilkesbarre, 180 miles for crude and 250 miles for refined oil, with later extensions toward Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. The refined line proves refined oil can travel long distances without quality loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Trausvitts
Pennsylvania
United States Pipeline Company
Seaboard
Great Lakes
Producers of
Standard Oil Trust
Lewis Emery
Bradford
Hugh King
Columbia Oil Company
New York
John Fertig
Tituisville
Penna
B.C. Jones
Wilkesbarre
Titusville
Warren
of City
Wealkesbarre
Athens
Susquehanas River
Oil Cuy
Third Excursion by Erie Lines to Chicago from Jamestown and Corry
The third grand excursion via Erie Lines runs August 21 from Jamestown at 12 20 pm and Corry at 1 25 pm Eastern time. Round trip fare is 12 dollars from Jamestown or Corry, with tickets valid ten days for return. FL H Garfield, Division Passenger Agent, Jamestown NC announces the event amid Corry’s sensational Berliners matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Erie
Jamestown
Corry
H. Garfield
N. C
August Forum explores finance and journalism topics
Horace White argues against silver purchases and urges Sherman law repeal in a feature on India's action. Edward O. Leech delivers an inside view of journalism as a career. Three journalists offer practical insights on modern newspapers while Fraternal resolutions mourn Sister Mary Walter’s death and pledge mourning practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace White
India
Edward O. Leech
Mint
Mr. White
J. W. Keller
New York Press Club
John Gilmer Speed
New York World
Cheres R. Miller
New York Times
Mary Walter
Scandia
Grange
S. Nickerson
Elmin Andergor
Marrin MorGax
Grand Low-Rate Excursions to Lily Dale and Thousand Islands
Public notices advertise round trip excursion rates to Lily Dale and Chautauqua Lake with 84 cent day trips, 84 cent returns, and seasonal tickets to Oct. 15. A grand low-rate Thousand Islands trip departs Warren August 24 for $5.50 round trip with ten-day returns, via multiple rail routes and steamship connections, plus hotel and sleeping car details.
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Pb. A
Lily Dale
Chautauqua Lake
Falconer
Falconer Junction
Lakewood
C. BH. Kerenam
Thosand Islands
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence
Warren
Rochester
Galleon WN. & P. BR
S. B. Newton
Buffalo
Newton
Islands
America
Jurors for September Court First Week Listed
A long roster lists jurors for September Court First Week including Amann Martin farmer Copenango Deitch N farmer Pleasant Elderkin C farmer Eldred Erickson Alex driller Glade Farnsworth N farmer Cherry Grove Griffin P merchant Watson Head W E farmer Brokenstraw Hawkins E R laborer Pittsfield Grunder Danl farmer Conewange Irvine GC farmer Glade Morck August jeweler Warren McDonald L R farmer Spring Creek MacCabe A H shooter Clarendon Merritt C farmer South West Pitt Frank farmer Spring Creek Pierce Dewey 5 farmer Freehold Root Lyman farmer Sugar Grove Sumner William farmer Pine Grove Simonis Jacob farmer Glade Taylor Jno pumper Glade Vickery G laborer Pine Grove Whitney M D clerk Youngsville White L K farmer Spring Creek Werle Louis harness maker Warren and many others are listed for Traverse First Week.
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Amann
Martin
Farmer
Copenango
Deitch
Pleasant
Elderkin
Eldred
Erickson
Alex
Glade
Farnsworth
Cherry Grove
Griffin
Merchant
Watson
Head
W. E
Brokenstraw
Hawkins
E. R
Pittsfield
Grunder
Dan
Conewange
Irvine
Morck
August
Warren
McDonald
L. R
Spring Creek
A. H
Shooter
Clarendon
Merritt
South West
Pitt
Frank
Pierce
Dewey
Freehold
Root
Lyman
Sugar Grove
Sumner
William
Pine Grove
Simonis
Jacob
Taylor
Jno
Vickery
Whitney
M. D
Youngsville
White
L. K
Werle
Louis
Traverse
Anet
N.W
Burgett
Ira
Farmington
Boyd
J. A
Boardman
Byron
Columbus
Cowan
Willis
Cheney
Crecrott
Benj
Childs
Orson
Davidson
J. M
Mason
Dinsmore
Silas
Elk
Engstrom
Fred
Gander
Howard
D. M
Fierner
Johnson
C. J
Knight
M. E
Luce
Landon
Henry
Mead
Learn
Jacob S
McCray
Bear Lake
McAllister
F. J
Kinzua Ae
Nuttall
Norris
Nutting
W. P
Palmer
A. A
Peterson
Swan
Sample
Smith
C. H
Thompson
E. E
Schuler
H. D
O. P
Truby
Whitman, Wam
Kinzna
Stomach Bitters Promises Renewed Strength for Health
An advertisement extols Hostetters Stomach Bitters as a universal remedy for indigestion malaria nervousness and rheumatism. It cites physicians and many users including Mrs J B Hros of Neilys Mills Pa who reports relief from chronic catarrhal deafness after trying remedies and a catarrh cure. The copy also promotes DeWitts Little Early Risers as a sure pill for sick headache biliousness and constipation from Morris & Mullen and F H Dickson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Hros
Neilys Mills
DeWitt
Morris & Mullen
F. H. Dickson
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