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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1884
Page
5
Reports from North Warren include town council candidate Henry Knupp and constable candidate E. Walker. Dems of Conewango plan a straight party caucus. Social events announce a Friday dancing class and Presbyterian supper. Gas leaks, post office concerns, and library hall attractions are noted amid local news and civic updates.
Miss Mabel Kautz visits Randolph guest of Misses Edith and Jessie Sill. Jurors F D Wheelock and J P Miller from Sugar Grove in town for the week. H Miller of Farmington begins duties as mercantile appraiser. list to be printed in March. Hunter and Son advertise goods with low uniform prices as mercantile ball rolls. Judge Brown and S T Neill travel to Philadelphia for Supreme Court sessions. Young James Kline nearly drowns but is saved by Frank Pierce. Oil drilling activity noted on Glade farms with several wells and sand shows. A donation party for Rev. T Bach from Warren to be held at Philip Seigrist’s residence in Conewango on Feb 18 with refreshments.
The original Minstrels, thirty one performers, will appear Tuesday evening. They recently staged six nights in Washington where the press praised the Festival. Washington Post notes Callender's troupes as highly entertaining. Highlights include end men Billy Kersands and Tom McIntosh, Mr. Burch Stanton’s singing, Burrill Hawkins as the negro Irishman, and the standout "The Black Zouaves" with refined, realistic choreography.
Hon Thomas Struthers presents Warren County Farmer's Club with one thousand seed packages to be distributed at the next meeting. Vice-presidents urged to attend to receive township quotas and oversee distribution to members.
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