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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1884
Page
5
A democratic caucus will be held at Engine House Saturday evening February 16 1884 at % o clock to nominate candidates for the forthcoming borough election. By order of Vigilance Committee.
Local column highlights population growth near Henry's Mills, a Glade well explosion, temperance work, town flood losses, upcoming caucuses and election notices, church sermons, property cases in court, and vivid town personalities. Names include Orr, McAulay, Tolles, Beatty, Scott, and J. Erickson among others.
W D Johnson moved from North Warren to Ackley Station. Mrs Jacob Eysinger is dangerously ill with inflammatory rheumatism and little hope of recovery. Mr H Eddy, Titusville citizen for sixteen years and former Mail office foreman, visited. Joseph Clinton and wife and Master Earl of Sheffield came to Warren and will move into the Lee house next Monday after Clinton purchased it. Hon Jas L Lott of Lottsville died last Saturday after sixty years in the county. brother D Lott is healthy, and uncle of C Lott of North Warren.
A Sunday Mirror correction states Julius Zoller, about 22, formerly at Rogers gnaw mill near Glade toll bridge, was not the thief who took about $30 from George Tyler at a boarding house. The note clarifies Zoller lost the money and is an honest man.
Lester and Son report a rig completed opposite the asylum. Beatty on Beatty lease sits at 550 feet. McWilliams on Mtankin farm Glade hauls timber for No 4. Davis Bros on Davis farm Glade finish No 6 now a top producer. Beatty and Co on Uhl farm hillside above Warren near casing No 4. Chambers taps No 2 on Offerlee Hertzel and Smith farm likely Saturday after casing No 1 on John Hahn lease Glade. Tack No 10 on Bowers farm Wardell district about 700 feet deep.
The Oliver D. Byron Company presents Across the Continent on Wednesday next with Miss Kate Byron and Mr. Byron praised by the Boston Post. Admission reduced to 75 and 50 cents for a full house, with special scenic effects and strong performances by Harry Hudson as the villain and Kate Byron as the merchant’s daughter. Also notes local crimes and social items including theft in Youngsville and an upcoming Sheffield marriage.
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