News From The County At Warren Court House
A Warren County column chronicles public concern over beer drinkers and nuisance near Warren, debating measures to curb disorder while considering costs to county and families. It also recounts a Russell Pastor C C Hunt birthday visit and a large church women’s gift excursion, plus local notes on summer life, Adventists at Lakewood, and Fern Island cottages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Warren
Sam
Russell
C. C. Hunt
Forth Warren
Lapeer
E. P. Eldredoil
Wedding in Spring Creek at Baker Residence
A quiet spring wedding in Spring Creek united Miss Jessie Baker and Dr. W Gilson at the Baker home. The ceremony at 10 A M was conducted by Rev S Bennett with few relatives present. Mrs Gilson wore cream Albatross and lace. the groom wore a Prince Albert suit. A fine dinner followed. the couple left by the one oclock train for Titusville and will host a reception on their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Baker
Jessie
W. Gilson
Bennett
Millie Baker
W. Manore
Corry
Prince Albertcoat
Titusville
Sveise
Lander News Highlights and Local Commerce Notes
J L Thompson offers a dollar purchase ticket for a chance at a $25 dinner set drawing on Saturday Sept 5. Lander prospers with mill operations at John Eccles and A R Mix, local repairs, and strong trade in R E Miller and J J Thompson stores. Farmington township school board reorganized, expecting good schools and low taxes. Mrs Rozina Braley and sons plan Oregon relocation, while Children’s Day prep grows. McCormick mower agent E H French notes robust sales and new equipment. M E church entertainment last week praised, centered on Light in the Darkness with Rev Hunt and church scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Thompson
Lander
H. Smith
A. Allen
Lorenzo Preston
R. Stewart
Nebraska
John Eccles
Eccles
A. R. Mix
R. E. Miller
J. J. Thompson
Farmington Township
T. Cooper
BR. E. Miller
F. A. Peterson
Rozina Braley
Lyman
Sheridan
Oregon
Russell Jones
E. H. French
McCormick, Champion
Bradley & Osborn
Columbia Grain
Cleveland Dryer Company
Bradley Rake
M. E. Church
Christ
Hunt
Elizabeth L Watson to address locals on June 14
In Columbus, Mrs. Elizabeth L. Watson returns home after years abroad to share experiences and ideas. She will speak at 11 o’clock Sunday in the Free church, inviting friends to meet her. Also noted are local moves and job changes including Dewey family relocation to Jamestown and new clerk duties for George Fenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Elizabeth L. Watson
Free Church
Leland Dewey
Jamestown
George Fenton
Died of grief shakes Youngsville family
Lizzie Holliday of Youngsville died Monday and was buried Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev. M Hall officiating. Grandmother from Oil City died Wednesday evening after a fatal apoplexy upon hearing of the death. The community mourns. the family receives widespread sympathy from Brokenstray valley.]]>
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Iolliday
Youngsville
Methodist Episcopal Church
Brokenstray
Brown's Iron Bitters called a charm by Mrs Moyer
Mrs Moyer of Baronne street New Orleans praises Brown's Iron Bitters as a quiet thorough and delightful remedy for liver complaint dyspepsia and impoverished blood. She says it is a complete cure for dyanepsia weakness malaria neuralgia and related ailments. A colored lad Charles Stewart at the State almshouse in TeWks bury stole $1.50 to buy food. Millet and Hungarian grass advised for summer crops and hay. Rooms for rent on Hickory street for stores or dwellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stewart
Tewksbury
Hickory Street
Marine Barracks
Penscola
Florida
Parger
Gorer
J. W
Page
Warren
Jay Gould
Johnson & Siegfried
General Logen
National Capitol
Shiloh
Johnson & Sieguied
Jarrison
Connecticut
Francis Murphy
Jotngon& Siegfried
E. R. Honar
Forward College
Shilor
Lord Tennyson
Hugo
M. BE
M. B. Danham
Ben Nesmith
A. Fisher
Luves
Jane
Talks on Temperance and Liquor Consumption Rise
Edited by the County WCTU, the Warren Union reports a meeting electing officers and urging temperance. It cites citizen opposition to liquor growth, presents long tax figures on distilled and fermented liquors, and warns of rising per capita consumption, forecasting the traffic’s decline only with drastic change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. TU
W. C.T.C
Gerould
Henry
McKelvy
Aiden
Presbyterian Church
Evho
Here
Sugar Grove
Warren Union
Union
Sugar Grove Brevities June 10 Readies Local News
A Sugar Grove note sheet reports minor mishaps and local goings on. One morning last week a boy named Acer Wig Eins fell and broke his tee on the sidewalk. Frank Rixford, ten days sick, is seen about the street and manages business. The Union cross this week Saturday with a picnic in the afternoon. Wheelock and Orrell near completion of a new block cellar. Lacy and Kepapp of War Ten visited town. The post office changes hands on the 1st of the month. Most are satisfied though a few oppose increasing staff at Busti P O. Sugar Grove dates June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Tre Sie
Weeis
Acer Wigeins
Davia
Dave
Frank Rixford
Union Selon Cross
Wheelock&Orrell
Fon. Lacy
Frank Kepapp
War- Ten
Busti P. O
Wrightsville Inv Brief. QO. C. Messenger Brings Goods
Community notes report Mrs. Smallman out again and Mr Tubbs dying suddenly this morning near Sugar Grove. A large group including N FE Wright and others enjoyed the True Blue performance with praise for acting and management. Local visits include Mrs. Charlotte Dann of Cambridge and Minnie Wright staying in Sugar Grove. Mrs. Irvine ill but improving. Mr Sliter shows improvement on his residence. Mr. and Mrs Wilcox of Columbus visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tubbs
N. FE. Wright
Will Wilcox
Crit. Wright
Frank Bule
Albert Wright
Frank Stuart
Otto Dalrymple
Myrlie Messenger
Oley Wright
True Blue
Sugar Grove
Charlotte Dann
Cambridge
Minnie Wright
M. V. Irvine
Sliter
Wilcox
Columbus
Vis
Wrightsville Sees Sabbath School Growth and Local News
This week Will and friends report a Sabbath school rise with more expected attendance. Nest teachers' meeting slated at Mrs. J. F. Neigeris. Charles Wynn loses a valuable cow last Monday. Rev. W. J. Brockway and family visit at Mrs. Brockway's home. Cornet band improves under Mr. Chamberlain's guidance. Wrightsville, June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Nest
J. F. Neigeris
Charles Wynn
W. J. Brockway
Chamberlain
Wrightsville
DISEASE IN THE POTATOES AND HOW TO PREVENT
The article discusses potato diseases from unhealthy bulbs to mold spread, recommending heating bulbs to 180 Fahrenheit for four hours, using sound seed, and precaution against contaminated manure. It covers soil health, proper manuring, and the role of potash and lime, plus varieties to test and crop timing for early and winter potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Agricnitural Association
Europe
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Srus
Lakewood
H. L. Rowe
Lavina Baker
Fern Island
Spring Creek
Noles From
Wrightsvicle
QO. C. Messenger
Mrs. Smallman
A. D. Peterson
New York
Joseph
Johnson & Liesfried
Adam
Speer
A. W. Merck
Hood
Bly
C. J. Corbin
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia Pub. House
Lam
Ely
Wm. L. Dayton
Brooklyn
New Jersey Horticultural Society
Oldmixon
Crawford
Oy Graall Arms
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