Prolific Warren newspaper notes many local events
A dense list of items from Warren and area includes Mrs. O Brewster visiting friends in Erie, talk of a prohibition paper, sales on flour at Theodore Messner's, a masque at the rink, a sunflowers concert, births and marriages, court work, and various visits by locals like J. Miller and F. Rockwell. The column notes oil revival in Kane, a thermometer at 30 below, and community notices on schools, balls, and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Brewster
Tidioute
Warren
Erie
Theodore Messner’s
Will. J. McConnell
Jamestown
Niagara Falls
G. L
Prohibition Club
Teplers Hall
T. W. Dempsey
Kinzua
Theodore Mesaner
East Street
Senate
W.H. Muzzy
Columbus
Equitable Aid Union
Geo. Ensworth
Warren Savings Bank
Mount Etna
Decorations at Armory hall credited to committee
A local notice corrects a misattribution of Friday Armory hall decorations. The decoration committee listed includes C. H. Jackson, A. Riwa, Frank Anderson and Ned Jackaun, while Capt. Siegfreid and Lieu. Hamilton are absolved of duty. Letters from Grand Valley to Youngsville are delayed to next issue unless writers include real names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Valley
Enterprise
Garland
Kiprus
Youngsville
Caesar
Armory Hall
Menare
C. H. Jackson
A. Riwa
Frank Anderson
Ned Jackaun
Capt. Siegfreid
Lieu. Hamilton
Court News Verdicts From Local Judicial Docket
The record shows G. B. Bradenbaugh vs. Ben Kerr and John Artera for Bradford Cordage company ended with a verdict for the defendants. Robt. Thompson vs. Thompson Cum mins and Thomas Cummins brought verdict for plaintiff at $8191. Uriah B. Loewe vs. James Lamoney and Milo Osborne resulted in verdict for defendants. A. B. Logan & Son vs. M. B. McManus verdict for plaintiff at $155.00. Thomas Gilmore and Christian Gilmore vs. R. A. Siggins and John Whitney verdict for plaintiff at $25.02. Wm. J. Gamble and others vs. Frank Skii George Bush and John McKinney was being tried this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Bradenbaugh
Ben Kerr
John Artera
Bradford Cordage Company
Robt. Thompson
Thompson Cummins
Thomas Cummins
A.t. Cummins
Uriah B. Loewe
James Lamoney
Milo Osborne
A. B. Logan & Son
M. B. McManus
Thomas Gilmore
Christian Gilmore
R. A. Siggins
John Whitney
Wm. J. Gamble
Frank Skii
George Bush
John McKinney
Bell Brothers Week Specials and Inventory Plans
Bell Brothers reports a successful two day sale of auction goods and announces continued discounts this week on lace curtains cloaks and shawls at half price. They will begin annual stock inventory around February 10 and plan very low prices to reduce stock. New arrivals include five hundred pieces of Hamburg embroidery and fresh carpet and rug patterns from Eastern markets.
Billiard Tournament Promises Local Interest
Arrangements are being made by a number of billiard experts to stage a city tournament. Principal players include Messia Loomis Russell Heibel Willie Arnold Wits Parmlee and Hum with many others expected. Prizes will go to the top three and play will occur each night in a different room, promising an interesting event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billard
Messia
Loomis
Russell
Heibel
Willie
Arnold
Wits
Parmlee
Hum
Death of Merritt Pardee at 37
Merritt Pardee assistant cashier of Citizens National Bank died at eight o clock last Sunday after weeks of lung illness and recent hemorrhages. He grew rapidly worse until his death. Remains were taken to Corry, his former home, for the funeral held Tuesday. He was 37 and is survived by a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Pardee
Citizens National Bank
Prominent New York Attorney Weds Miss Davis in Warren
Wealthy attorney James K. Averill and Miss Jennie Davis of Warren wed at W. B Weed’s residence in Warren with Rev Ryan officiating. They will reside in New York City after a 4 17 departure for the trip. Ella Woodcock’s separation notice forbids harboring or paying her debts. Garland Pa June 12 1886.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Averill
New York City
Jennie Davis
Warren
W. B Weed
Market and
Second Streets
Rev Ryan
Averill
New York
Ella Woodcock
H. G. Woopcock
Garland
Married AVERILL-DAVIS in New York City and at Spring Creek
Notices announce marriages and deaths: James Sk. Averill Esquire of New York City wed Jennie Davis at W B Weed residence on February 4, 1888. Ernest Miles, 19, son of Joseph and Delia Miles, born in Spring Creek, Pa on January 25, 1836. James Shortt, 82, of Youngsville, died January 28, 1881, from Bright’s disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Miles
Spring Creek
Ernest
Joseph
Delia Miles
Youngsville
Bright
James Shortt
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. Diefendorf
James Messenger
Sugar Grove
Bullock
Young Peoples Guild of the
M. E. Church
Good Templers Hall
Francis W. Skinner
Langer
G. L. Friday
Faultless
Presbyterian Church
D. W. Crosssmre
Kane
A. A. Davis & Co
Wyman & Davis Jewelry Store
Stoughton
Wass
Theodore Messner
Walker
Wyman & Davis
J. P. Miller
F. A. Rockwell
California
Jesse Smith
Titusville
E. N Smith
R A Siggins
John M. Fair
Gatfield
E B
Granoin
Cha. Shaw
Forest House
Sheffield
J. T. Curry
H. P. Kinnear
Allen
Florida
Juke Wiggins
Allie O'Donnel
North Clarendon
D. D. Reed
George Smith
Cree Street
J. A. Cooper
Edinboro
F. S. Goodman
Altimore
Company I
Hamilton
Irvington
Liberty Street
Mill Village
Bunker Hill
D. A. Cooper
Y.S.A
Lane’s Hall
Terpsichore
Bowen
Edward Apthree
Fredonia
Neal Dow
Joseph Cook
Boston
Eilaworth
Col. T. Ti. Eilaworth
Warren Hotel
Court News
Bell Brothers
Hamburg
Buzz Bros
Numental
Yokohama
Japan
Chase & Sanborn
Rio
Maracaibo
G L. Friday
Grocer
Water Street
Warren, Pa
Beecher & Copeland
Warren, Penn.a
Walter A. Weed
W. Anson Wood
Gowrie
Paris
NEW Hartford
Davis
W. B. Weed
Dr. Ryan
James Sk. Averill
Akren Undertaking and Embalming CO
Hickory Street
T. W. McNett
Smith & Son
Button
Conne
First National Bank
Warrer Ayint
Penn’a
T.W. McNett
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