Warren County notices and social items in brief
A cluttered column notes events in Warren including a Friday track event, a Saturday Watson boys program, and a political lean in Clarendon with Scott for Congress. It mentions a Farmers Club meeting at the Court House, a Leor leap year ball in Titusville, and an upcoming Warren fair. Also reported are a horse incident, E Weatherby’s Kansas report, voter counts, a leap year egg social, and a local arrest and fines for John Roach and S W Terwilligar with board charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Boys
Clarendon
Scott
Congress
Sheffield
Farmers Club
Court House
Our Friends and Local Notices Roundup
Titusville visits and homecomings fill this page with social notes and church plans. Rev W A Rankin preaches in Union City next Sabbath. Mrs J R Nixon returns from Chau tauqua Lake. Mrs D B Bernard returns from the Chautauqua School of Languages. E B Marsh dies at North Warren aged forty seven. J M Arters in brokerage and F B R Scott advertises school books. Y W C T U to meet at German Evangelical church. Oil market rises to 91 1 4 with production shrinking. Sugar Grove Fair runs Sept 16 18 with premiums. Glade oil district output remains about four thousand barrels daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Martin
Titusville
J. R. Nixon
Chautauqua Lake
W. A. Rankin
Union City
M. Mead
Libbie Welch
Erie
Judge Trunkey
Warren
P. A. Allen
Frank Keen
Emma Spencer
Columbus
E. A. Allen's
Will Allan
Baltimore
Harry Simms
Carthage
Ohio
S. B. Roter
W. C. Rowland
P. S. Allen
Baptist Church
D. B. Bernard
Chautauqua School of Languages
B. F. Sloan, Esq
H. McNaughton
Rochester
J. C. Wells
Nettie Hyle
Bradford
Insane Asylum
North Warren
C. E. Wilson
Corry
C. E. Hatch
McAlpine
McAlpine and Berkstresser
J. M. Arters
yArters
F. BR. Scott
Jas. E. Wilkinson
Cambridge
Mass
A. W. Ryan
Episcopal Church
M. P. Loucks
Farmington
Senega
Cleveland
Loucks
New York
Pennsylvania
Bir
Sugar Grove
Shia
Glade
AROUND TOWN Horses and Drivers at the track
Morning scenes at the fair grounds track reveal fast horses and eager jockeys preparing for upcoming trials. Notables include Mike Silk, J. C. Wells, Fred Hays, Waltzie Ford, Doc Preston, and others training the four year olds and pacers for Friday's contests amid a note of local excitement. Found at Last describes Chris Boehm recovering his children from a runaway wife and a leaky boat life. Seats for Mlle Rhea's arrival and Yvonne drama go on sale at the Opera House box office with high prices. Temperance League meets at Court House with Rev. Lee urging prohibition. Local notes cite press mentions of Mlle Rhea, theater plans, and a G A R convention.
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Qld
Glade
Warren
Mike Silk
J.C. Wells
Doc Luce
Mike
Fred Hays
Col. Hays
Waltzie Ford
Doc Preston
Dick Russle
Hysinger
Billy
Jake
Chas. Henry
George Davis
M. Mead
Edd Brown
George Wetmore
Nok Clark
L ‘Ttle
Phil
Willie J
James Stahl
Sahle
Jay Eye
Roana
Jame
Chris Boehm
Williams
Boehm
Youngstown
Mr. Boehm
Jeff Warren
Ohio
Oil City
Pittsburgh
Franklin
Opera House
Rhea
M’hne
Paris
Yvonne
Witten
Monsieur Francis Mons
Worth
Carver
New York Commercial Advertiser
Mlle Rhea
Alaska
Mie Rica
Iis
Queenstown
Williamsport
Francois Morris
Messrs
Cogswell
Russell
Squire Cornelius
Erie
Crawford
McKean
Forest
Merce
Butler
Clarion
Jefferson
Elk
Venango
Armstrong
G. A. BR
Pennsylvania
Eben N. Ford
D W. C. James
W. J. Alexander
Tats Post
Obituary of Robert F. Bell of Warren
Robert F. Bell aged 50 and a long time Warren resident died at his home on August 21st after a battle with consumption. A large Sabbath funeral drew many friends and relatives. The family thanks all who offered help and sympathy during their trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Bell
Warren
Nursing Females Speer Port Grape Wine Ad
Physicians find nothing to equal it. Sold by W Morck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speer
Transfer of Library Building Planned with Public Events
The committee outlines arrangements for the formal transfer of the Library Building. The event includes a reception in Library Hall, Public Library Room, and Masonic Hall with reserved seats for Library Association members and fund subscribers. Tickets sell at two dollars from L G Noyes drug store. Several dignitaries will speak, the Warren Orchestra will provide music, and the program will cover educational aspects of the building. A temporary rink opening and a potential bicycle club with headquarters at the rink are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Library Association
L. G
A. B
Warren Orchestra
Electric Bitters Endorsement from Kansas Seller
Thousands Says Mr. T. W. Atkins of Girard Kansas writes he recommends Electric Bitters to customers. He says they give him satisfaction and rapid sales. The ad claims they cure kidney and liver complaints purify blood and regulate bowels. Priced at fifty cents a bottle by S. Morck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Atkins
Girard, Kan
Morck
Gilmore Aromatic Wine and Bucklen Salve Ads
A testimonial states Gilmore's Aromatic Wine aids delicate health at maturity after physicians failed. A fifteen year old girl improved after three bottles, with a supporting note from Moses Williams of Pavilion NY. Bucklen's Arica Salve is advertised as the best skin remedy, promising cures or refund, 25 cents per box, sold by A W Morck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gimore
Gilmore
Moses Williamsos
Pavilion
N. Y
A. W. Morck
Loos
Stinson & Co
Portland
Maine
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Hardenburg
E. Weatherby
Topeka
Kansas
O. E. Walker
Walker
Battery Armory
John Roach
Cnair
Elisa Welch
Roach
Good Templars
8. W. Terwilligar
Police
Man Utter
Pierce
Terwilliga
M’le Rhea
Temperance League
McKelvy
J. W. Lee
Georgia
South
Lee
Mugsta Cogswell & Russell
E- Bucklen
Ayer
Massachusetts
Aul Cheaten
Taig Vieuniy
L. Peilsning
Iver St
Buckland
Grenan Androws
Lowell
Ricum
Aler
Auraria
C. Ayer & Co
Mase
Sad
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J K. Whaver
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