Holiday goods and local happenings in Warren
City and vicinity notes from Warren New York area describe holiday goods offered by Noyes druggist and stationer, a church ordinance, weather shifts, dancing classes, the "Electrical Doll" performance, art collections by Wm. A. Greaves, a Christmas dance by B. Dean, a severe storm and skating on the river, preparations for a new M E Church dedication, and local business promotions. An accident injures Joseph Trask, with talk of a new lock-up and plans for a railway extension and coal iron lumber development in Clarion County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noyes
Baptist Church
Wm. A. Greaves
Warren
B. Dean
Russellsburg
Caldwell
Nelson Greenland
High Street
Buffalo Harpies
Buffalo, Pittsburgh & Western Railroad
Toledo
Severic
Clarion County
Allegheny River
Eagle Rock
New Bethiehen
Ming
Tionteta and
Clarion Rab
Tones
Buffalo
Ppilsburehik Wratera
Pairmons Company
Fifty U
Eagle Hock
Allegheny Valley
Shida
Death of Eleazer Harmon in Ellicottville and Corry prominence
Obituary notes Eleazer Harmon of Ellicottville and Corry dies at seventy five after a storied legal career. He served as a former vice president of the Corry National Bank, left a fortune and a lasting charitable mark, with survivors including Luke G Harmon of Aiken and Clarence G Harmon of Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
Ellicottville
Flea M. Y
Corry
Corry National Bank
Clarence G
R. P Marvin
Martin
Grover
M. Burnell
Atexa
Buffalo Courier
Carnes
Luke G
Flarmon
Aiken
3. C
Clarence G. Harmon
The
Corry National Harmon
Baltimore
Bank, and
Eleazer Md
Warren Seen Through a Busy Year of Growth and Fire
In Warren the town's fortunes rise with brick blocks replacing wooden firescarred structures. Wealthy citizens fund improvements like libraries and the opera house, while others replace old storefronts with brick buildings. Local plans include a new planing mill and sash factory, and Venus' transit was observed despite cloudy weather. Chief Utter pursued deer during a vacation, yet remains active in policing after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GW. Brown
Youngsville
Titusville
Warren
von. Thomas Struthers
Dr. Roberts
Lew Hoffman
James Clark
Oil Bagate Tte
Utter
Mead
Cherry Grove
Charles Jones
Local milliner and furniture deals advertised in Hickory Street listings
G L Mead offers French and English cloth stock with maker R Y Barnlett famed for perfect fits at his shop opposite Carver House. P Greenland announces a large new furniture stock sold cheap before holidays next to the Episcopal church. Piles remedy Dr Bosanko advertised with details, priced at 25 cents, and available via Ad Davis Warren Pa or prepaid by order.
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G. L Mead
Hickory St
Carver House
R. Y. Barnlett
Cutter
G. J. Mead
P. Greenland
Coult
Episcopal Church
Noyes
Bosanko
Pries
Dr. Bosantko Medicine Co
Pijua
Ohio
Ad. Davis
Warren Pa
Personal Pencillings From Warren Community Notes
Miss May Eddy visits friends in Sheffield while Mrs. A. B. Schofield of Philadelphia visits IL G. Eddy. Various locals including Mr. Wilfred Case of Irvineton and Thos. Bissell of Schuyler County, NY travel through Warren. Dr. Preston attends Typhoid patient Sam Dunn. Rev. Andrew Nelson of Kane visits. Fudge Scofield and family winter in Washington. Miss Franc Baxter to Edinboro Normal School. Miss Mary Schofield returns to Philadelphia with Miss Lizvie McNair. Indian a suffers heart issue at the Krieger alamaten, home in Randolph. J. B. White weds Miss Caster. Gen. Carrigon Allen of Dakota visits en route to Washington and Marshalship duties.
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May Eddy
Sheffield
A. B. Schofield
Philadelphia
IL. G
Warren
Andrew Nelson
Swedish Mission Church
Kane
Washington
Fudge Scofield
Franc Baxter
Galen
H. Baxter
Edinboro
Mary Schofield
Eddy
Lizvie McNair
Randolph
Indiana
Krieger Alamaten
Ton
J. B. White
Me Siggins
B. B. Siggins
Youngsville
Missouri
Carrigon Allen
Dakota
Court notes from December term with multiple criminal verdicts
The December term opened under Judge Brown with about sixty criminal cases on the docket. District Attorney Swanson pursued vigorously while many cases settled before trial. Verdicts include selling liquor without license, assault and battery, larceny, and keeping a disorderly house. several defendants fined and imprisoned for short terms. A. Rogers and others face further proceedings. drugstore ad promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for throat and chest ailments.
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Commonwealthe
D. Brown
Paul Brown
Geo. Bates
Swanson
Henry Macke
William Hathaway
Cam
Hattery
Muzzy
Dettie Acocks
Seling Hauer
Art. Daquins
Ya. Teers Smochy
Evra
Matt. Kreenan
Andrew McClelland
John Gallager
Tuan
Lansing Wetmore
Igor
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M. E
W. W. Cushmem
J. T. Edwards
Do. D
Fred 3Orck
F F. W. Wyman
Carver Trouse
Job Moses
Rochester
N. Y
Limestone
N.Y
Bradford
Barnsdall
W. Clark
Northfield
Vermont
Sue
Randolph Pape
W. J. Thompson
Arch Street
Price
Pocket
Morocco
Joseph Trask
Irvincton
Eric
Loring
Mr. Trask
Brokenstraw Valley
Dow
Eleazer Harmon
LITE
COURT
A. W. Merck
Dr. King
Greenland
Aeopal
Santa Claus’ Headquarters
Morck Brothers
Fheiwelers
Pennsylvania
Hank
Campe
Vasemron & Constantine
Mathey Bro
Mathes
Aamercarrd & Con
Rockfort
Waltham
Hameen
Eigin
Lau
Geld
River
Astronom Watches
Corham
Akiltfala Ae
Ifaio
Morcer Bros
Warren, Pa
Johnson & Stegeried
Noss
Salto Warren County
New York
Johnson & Siegfried, Vartety Halas
Charles F
Teron
Shayler Ker. Snaith
Mise Arti Bissel
Mates
Trev. Peywing
Mise
Aqkson
Irvington
Juba
Barbar
W. A. Ban’ Ing
WB. Dubugten
Jennie
Cribb
Norrle
Brentford
Dew
James Hea
David Gerunld
Martha
Norris
Bradford Mule
Yas
Fila
Rotert
Libbie Morey
Raining
Giasine, Haiseminging
Zenon
Howse
Warrenty Pa
Sal
Mit
L. i Noves
D. H. Siggins
T. Mers At
Ubarges
Kentucky
Pereanis Ub
Mary
Valentine
Nave Bode
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