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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1895
Page
5
Sheffield notes include Nellie Radeker returning from New York, Edith Anundsson bound for Erie, local jury duty by J. A. Anundsson and A. P. Jones, and F. D. Austin visiting from Meadville. Mr and Mrs John Drude attend a funeral in Buttercourt. Mrs Fox nurses a sick mother in Warren. other town residents, new billiard hall, and a surprise 75th birthday party at Russell.
About eleven couples attended a Masonic banquet and entertainment at Sugar Grove on February 22, praised as grand in every way. A social was held at Geo Hopkins residence for O S A Tus selman with a bountiful supper and recitations, essays, and music. Frank Caseny’s happiness grows after returning from Sugar Grove with his wife Miss Ethel Vaughn. Abs H B Waite remains ill with little hope of recovery. daughter Mrs Barquin stays with her. Free Methodist church services begin nightly this week and Russell Dramatic company performs March 8 at McKitrick's hall with music by the Russell cornet band. Byron Whitting has returned from Olean after a lengthy visit.
Lottsville reports Leslie Johnson and Albert Payne buying the Columbus store from Mr Rhodes and taking possession. Ed Jaqueth and family move into Columbus township. Jank Kay moves to Youngsville to work in a furniture factory. Lota Bull visits Wrightsville. Ell Love goes to Jamestown. Lizzie Smith heads to Lily Dale to visit an aunt. Mrs S M Lott ill, Geo Martin listed sick. F J Baker returns home after a week away. Jamie Smith ill. Washington notes: American Bi-Metallic League issues a manifesto placing money questions as the dominant issue. debate over gold standard versus bi metallic standard and potential Party alignment with the People’s Party. Joseph C. Sibley suggested as presidential candidate if authorized by the people.
March 4 report notes Central high School primary changes with Miss Hinsdale and Miss Whiting assuming new duties. No services at Methodist or Baptist churches last Sunday. Emil Peterson returns from Frewsburg. Conrad Rowland sells meat market to Hatton Sweet. Farmington Grange grows. new members joined last Saturday: Culex Stewart Clare Aix Burt Hinsdale Clyde Wheeler Willie Hill Glen Stewart Peter Neilson. Adelbert Eccles rents West Main street residence. An entertainment is planned Friday.
Local institute to be held next Saturday with strong hospitality traditions noted in Pittsfield. Mrs. Watson of Jamestown lectured on spiritualism at Whitney's hall Tuesday night. Mr. Swanson, reported ill last week, died Saturday morning and was buried Sunday at Youngsville. Mrs. Johnson buried here Wednesday with services at the Methodist church led by Rev. Ellett. Miss Jennie Krantz recovering at home. Quarterly meeting at Wesley Methodist drew a good crowd after a lull. An ad touts New Gran Sou Ti American Kipnex Cure for Ki n c and bladder issues, sold by H N Richfield in Warren, Pa.
Morningstar, convicted of embezzling seventy five dollars from Mutual Life Insurance, loses a new trial as jurors lacked key bonus figures. Disputes over altered schedules and bonuses persist, with higher courts expected to settle. Also notes Virginia and Indiana items on oleo bills, beef shipping tax, Hood’s Sarsaparilla ads, and a $75,000 explosion in Anderson causing casualties.
A pamphlet advocates painting as the best real estate investment, arguing paint protects structures and reduces repairs. It warns many houses stay unsold for lack of paint and insists on applying top quality paint as the optimal choice.
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