Warren county news brief roundabout farce of winter
City and vicinity column covers Lent, theater Lights of London, Wallace Bruce lecture, county auditors in session, and local notices. Mentions snow depths, chill, fires at Carver House, and upcoming church services. Includes personal mentions of Orr, Mead, Berry, Dunn, and other Warren residents with brief updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Putnam
Pine Grove
N. P. Curtis
Conewango
A.S. Dalrymple
Warren Doronagh
London
New York
Cuica Square Theatre
Court Proceedings Start January Term Judge Brown Presiding
The January court opened with Judge W D Brown aided by Bates and Brown. Cases reached include Cruthers v Wilder verdict for plaintiff 7380, Clark v same verdict 860, Turner & Son v Irvine continued, Carney v Jennings judgment 75, Beatty v Ray verdict for plaintiff, Della Grant v Grant divorce for libellant, Polly Miles estate verdict 136, Eysinger v Hurd verdict 163, Mead v Anderson verdict 220.40, Pero v McIntyre continued, S Biddle v Near judgment 875, Bellis v Vandergrift continued, Marshall Jones v Lower continued, Gretter v Anchor Oil on trial in Cherry Grove fire case begun June 19 1882, extinguished June 29. a three thousand barrel well lost production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Brown
Messrs. Bates and Brown
G. W. Cruthers
C. Wilder
J. R. Clark
Same
G. Turner & Son
Wm. A
Geo. W. Irvine
P. F. Carney
R. Jennings & Bon & Co
R. A. Beatty
W. A. Ray
Della Grant
A. J. Grant
Polly Miles
Jacob Eysinger
B. N. Hurd
Darius Mead
A. Anderson
W. Pero
John McIntyre
M. E. S. Biddle
Chas
Near
Myron K. Bellis
W. KE. Vandergrift
Marshall Jones
Kirt Lower
Victor Gretter
S. Anchor Oil Co
Cherry Grove
Eben N Ford G A R elects officers for year
The Eben N Ford G A R group will meet in the Knights of Honor Mall for their yearly session. Officers elected include Commander D W C James and Commander W J Alexander, with Adjutant W H Taylor and Quartermaster Fred Baltzinger among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Honor
D. W. C. James
W. J. Alexander
J. VY
A. Waters
W. H. Taylor
Q. M
Fred Baltzinger
A. Wi. Mann
Theo. Bach
James Mair
John Russell
G. W. Kinnear
John Q. Grower
Warren Council Advances Fire Police Plan in 1884 Meeting
In Warren on January 7 1884 the council approved minutes and discussed appointing up to ten volunteer fire police to attend fires and aid owners. An ordinance to empower sworn police without pay was moved and agreed. Snow hazards from the new Library roof were referred to a committee to consult the builder. Various bills were ordered paid including gas light taxes and janitorial costs. A lottery-like dinner set promotion and grocer price cuts are noted by Theodore Messner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Street
J. L. Grandin
G. W. Scofield
A. J. Hazeltine
G. H. Leonhart
Warren Gas Co
Globe
Philip Begler
A. Carron
Theo. Chase
Sheriff's
Scitnur
Warren Water Co
Warren Light & Heat Co
A. Pinney & Co
O. HL. Hunter & Son
E. W. Seely
G. W. King
J. C. Utter
John Brown
Warren Gas Light Co
Oil Field Roundup near Glade and Warren
Davis Brothers complete No 5 on the Davis farm Glade with several rigs active though many idle due to cold. Beatty farm rigs No 20 started and No 19 to be tubed. Rhodes & Co shut down for water shortage. Echoll drilling a wildcat near Noy producer. Brown Bros on Lacy farm poised to shoot weather permitting. Sanford & Jamieson to set another rig on Asylum farm North Warren as weather allows. prior venture producing well. Roy on Poy farm finished No 1 producer but limited by lack of tinkage before striking a sand. Roy building a large tank likely to be a top producer in Warren district. Glade field output about 12 000 barrels monthly now, up from 3 600 a year ago, not counting Wardwell yield. freezing lines force Warren tank and redirect to Tiona to ease shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roy
David Beatty, Jr
Warren
Pourhkeepsie
Wallace Bruce
Struthers'Library Hall
Andrew Hertzel
É. A. Neill
Titusville
Frederick Swanson
Youngsville
Swanson
W. N. Vanderbilt
New York
Boston Herald
Jacob Davis
Lucius Rogers
Smethport
McKean
H. F. Barbour
Rogers
Afiner
Barbour
I. H. Hiller
North Warren
F. E. Sanford
Prospect Station
Chautauqua County
Davis
Davis Farm
Glade
David Beatty
Beatty Farm
Rhodes & Co
Uni
Cone- Wango
Echotl
Echoll
Poy
Mgr. Roy
Ghide
Wardwells
Tiona
Lights o London at Opera House A Springfield Hit
The long awaited Lights o London was staged by Shook Collier's Union Square company at the Opera House last night in Springfield. The production wowed a large audience with six to seven elaborate scenes including the Snow and Moonlight road and Regent Park by Moonlight. The powerful cast delivered strong performances and the overall show impressed as a first rate spectacle. A separate notice mentions Geo. P. Orr offering a piano raffle for grocery purchasers up to March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Opera House
Shook & Collier’s
Union Square
Springfield Boards
Chatham
Regent Park
Springfield
Ohio
Struthers Library Hall
Warren
Warren Library Association Annual Meeting Notice
The Warren Library Association announces its annual meeting in the Library Room on Monday evening, Tannary 14 at 7 o'clock. After routine business a reading of reports, viewing, and an officer election will follow. The sale of papers and magazines will conclude the evening's events. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lights O’ London Company
Farmers’ Club Association
Warren
Court House
Warren Library Association
Fiks
U.P. King
Bank Officers and Directors Named in Multiple Banks
At a stockholders meeting Citizens National Bank elected M. Waters president F. Venrv vice president and A G Hertzel cashier Sferizel succeeds R Dennison as cashier and now holds the year. Directors include A Waters W Brown A Vertzel P Jamieson S Davis G Parmlee P Jenry J Johnson and A G Tertvel Warren Savings Bank elected BFL Watson president B Nesmito vice president A J Braceltine cashier and named directors Chua O Hunter E Wool Villner National Park officers include Jd LL Pldy president HL Brown vice president A Beecher cashier and directors Eddy Wetmore Brown Ames W Kinnear Beecher Seafield. These three banks are described as probably the safest in the State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank
M. Waters
F. Venrv
Aml
A. G. Hertzel
Sferiizel
Ro Dennison
A. Waters
Wo. DL Brown
A. Vertzel
AL Jamieson
VY. Davis
GN. Parmlee
PL Jenry
P. Johnson
A. G. Tertvel
Warren Savings Bank
AL & Mevuting
BFL
Watson
Vicw
B. Nesmito
A.J. Braceltine
I. Brown
G. Lh Ames
VY. Kinnear
M. Beecher
ALP
Seafield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tidioute
H. A. Jamieson & Co
J. C. Fuller
Carver House
Traina
New York World
Warren County
Lepeyr
Thut
Gen. Kane
Thompson
Kane
G. W. Jackson
Jackson
Geo. P. Orr
Burgess
Florida
E. G. Mead
McMinnville
Tenn
P. Berry
Della Dunn
Hickory Street
G. W. Turner
J. W. Thompson
LunGer
Doc. Cowden
John Eriicson
John
Oil City
Skinner
Johnson & White's
Ford of
Royal Arcanum
Conewango Council
The
Equitable Aid Union
Crown Council
Home Circle
R. A. Order
United States
E. A. U. Order
Eben N. Ford Post, G. A. R
Council Proceedings
Theodore Messner
Lncky
Tueopore Mrssxen
Vicinity Oil
Civlzens’ National Bank
Skwarr, Caste & Co
H. Matehell & Co
Warn, Dal
Seqiell'’s Block
Otlee
Joan Rowan
Rowland & Grennlue BD
Sign & Ornamental Painters
Hickory
Houas
Warren, Pa
A. Weiss
Stranahan Block
A. Whiss
James McCollum
Ube
Russeleburg
Warren Co
Sach
Ss. Arlen
Arren
James Mo. Vollum
Iren
Administratoios
Wm Burns
Clarendon
Mary Burns
Fr. R. Sco
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