Warren Oil Exchange Notes and Local Happenings
Local briefs from Warren report on the Hotel Brunswick fire rebuild, oil activity, rail plans, and town society. Mentions Mr Rowe of the telegraph, the Garfi eld Narrow Gauge scheme, theater and club meetings, church events, and a series of weather and crop notes tied to the oil fields and river conditions. Also reports licenses granted, property talks in Cherry Grove, and a Shiloh's cure endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Brunswick
Titusville
Bulls
Bears
Garfield
Episcopal Church
Rowe
Telegraph Company
Mary
Bliss Mary
Flora Bell
Republican
George A. Leonhart
Hra
Music Hall
G. N. Parmuxe
P. H. Towel
Warren County
Teachers’ Institute
C. D. Arird
Petroleum Age
Warren
Clarendon
Guiteau
Granny
Mary A. Lee
van Gorden
Wayne County
Wesley van Gorden
Hawley
P. J. Trushel
Trushel
Liberty Street
J. M Thoburn
Emma Merchant
M. E. Church
G.w.leffler
Warren Hotel
Trinity Memorial Church
Parmlee Place
Judge Wetmore
Pipe Line Company
St. Joseph’s Church
Warren Pipe Line Company
Clarendon Field
Glade
Union Street
Warren Oil Exchange
Western Union
Rapid Transit Telegraph Co
Carver House
Warren—Eckert & Scheffer
Fred Baltzinger
G. A. Leonhart
M. Fitzgerald
Schwing
Frank Metzgar
C. W.king
M. Mead
Kinzua
J. H. Williams
Tidioute
W. P. Shaw
W. D. Bucklin
Personal Penciling Highlights Warren Social Docket
Local column lists visiting notables and residents in Warren and surrounding towns. Names include Clark Wilson, A J Foster, Taylor Tift, Mrs W J Mead, Geo W Hewell, Mrs H L Wyman, T Neill, Dr D P Robbins, Nick Weiss, G N Parmlee, J B White, P Hall, W G Rowland, F LeRoy Wilson, Charles B Mead, and Mrs Gretta Berry with guests from Bradford Pittsfield Youngsville Corry and St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Wilson
The
McKean Democrat
A. J. Foster
Pittsfield
Taylor Tift
Tift Bro.’s
W. J. Mead
Youngsville
Warren
Geo. W. Hewell
B. P
W.R
H. L. Wyman
Corry
Philip Mead
T. Neill
Titusville
D. P. Robbins
Nick Weiss
Bradford
G. N. Parmlee
Warren Insane Asylum
J. B. White
Missouri
P. Hall
Louisville
W. GC. Rowland
Gretta Berry
St. Paul, Minn
8S. Lord
Sugar Grove
Berry
Hiram J. Taylor
Job and Tie Devil and Lake Chautauqua 4th plans
A column on Job the hustler who shunned ads and the evolving advertising era. A stranger asks about a printer sign and is shown modern presses and job work. Also details of July Fourth Lake Chautauqua on Long Point with free admission rides 25 cents balloon ascent fireworks canoe race and lacrosse games for up to 40 000 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job
Eliz
Lake Chautauqua
Long Point
Mass Nellie Thurston
Prof
H. D. Squire
Chautauqua Lake Transit Co
Miss Thurston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mead Township
D. Curtis & Co
Robert Arnce
P. Greenland
Greenland Brothers
Buffalo and Southwestern
Jamestown
Dunkirk
J. P. Fishel
Fishel
J. C. Utter
McNett & Co
J. J. Williams
Williams
Towle
Cherry Grove
Petroleum Railway
Adelbert I. Steele
D. W. Lockhart
James T. Blair
Frank Dunning
H. C. Bloss
Samuel Minor
F. H. Gibbs
R. B. Stewart
Frank R. Scott
Presbyterian Church
Garfield Oil District
Morrison
Rice Morrison
Corydon
C. M. Starrs
W. B. Wells
Corypow
Hickory Street
George H. Thayer
Bourbon
Indiana
Shiloh
A. J. Davis
F. LeRoy Wilson
Richburg
LeRoy
Charles B. Mead
Hastings West Philadelphia Academy
Job and Tie Devil
Johnson & Shefried’s
Lake Cilautauqua
Moth
Johnson & Siegfried’s
Variety Hall
Dsheehan—Carlow
Jamey M. Thoburn
Dbdiibad. Darling
Sheffield
David Darling
Blought
Stephen Littlefield
Painesville
Ohio
Abs
Mary E. Blodgett
Barnes, Bancroft & Co
Europe
Cassimeres
Buffalo
Mus
Grand Central Dry Goods House of Buffalo
Naily
Toan and Real Estate Agency
Dinsmoor & Cable
ARD
J.C. van 5Coter
Erie
High and
Hazel Streets
Warren, PA
High Street Furniture Store
Ako
N. Greenland
Slatel
Warren, Penna
McEnett & CO