Local notes from City and County Life
Franklin ladies reportedly carry revolvers as a precaution. I G Mead sells his clothing business to P Lund. Bartsch Gruber advertise lumber wagons. Fishing season set from April to August. Baptist church ladies host an entertainment with warm sugar ice cream. Philip Leonhart announces candidacy for county commissioner. Bradford names Matsdaira, a Japanese native, as City Engineer. Mauch Chunk police incident prompts debate on law and order. Rafts travel on the Allegheny amid declining timber shipments. Geo Ball promotes ready made clothing stock and custom suits. Wolff and Heintz open hides and supplies shop above Kaupp Bros. rendering at Nertzel slaughter house. Grand Army Post plans a charity dance and supper at Hoffman's hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hice Morrison
Corydon
H. L. Lord
Philip Leonhart
Leonhart
Bradford
Matsdaira
Mauch Chunk
Allegheny
Geo. Ball
Ball
Local notices mention several residents and changes
District Attorney Swanson's condition remains unchanged. Mrs 5. A. Neill of Titusville visited, staying with 5. T. Neill. Henry Lesser, a clerk at Geo Ball's clothing, ill at home with rheumatism of the heart. Mrs D W C James improving but bedridden four weeks. John Truby and wife returned from travel in southern states. Lawrence Lesser of Erie, formerly Warren, in town with a boy noted as an excellent elocutionist. Mrs C H Walton died in Columbus aged 48 of apoplexy. Mrs A E Winchester, formerly of Warren, visiting from Kingston NY. P Lund, tailor, buys G I Mead stock and enters merchant tailoring. ad elsewhere. Rev L M Boyer to begin Evangelical work April 6 with services 11 am and 7 pm. H T Hill, ex Bradford, now head clerk at Exchange hotel. Rev F C H Lampe of Williamsport contributes epistles to Lepair. Mrs Thos Townley died Tuesday morning from ruptured blood vessel while coughing. husband and elderly, employed at Wells & Co iron works. I G Barber of the Soldiers Home Dayton CO on ninety-day furlough visiting Ridgway and Warren. arm previously cut off six times last summer now sound. Rev T Bach of Evangelical church banished to Franklin for one to three years. left with family amid many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanson
A. Neill
Titusville
T. Neill
Henry Lesser
Geo. Ball
Lawrence Lesser
Erie
Warren
C. H. Walton
Columbus
Atap. Xu
A. E. Winchester
Kingston
N. Y
P. Lund
G. I. Mead
L. M. Boyer
Evangelical Church
A. —H. T. Hill
Bradford
Minneapolis
Exchange Hotel
Williamsport
Thos. Townley
Struthers
Wells & Co
I. G. Barber
Soldiers’ Home
Dayton, CO
Ridgway
Barber
Canewango
Rev. T. Bach
Franklin
Post Saves Worker in Sash and Door Factory Accident
Last Saturday at Wetmore and Co sash and door factory Mr Geo Miller was caught by a belt and hurled against a post from which his clothes were torn away but he was not badly hurt. The post proved equienient and handy to have in the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetmore & Co
Geo. Miller Saag
Oil rig activity and sales surge in Glade field report
In the Glade vicinity notes Rhodes on the Branch farm completes a No 3 rig while Beatty grades for another. Hertzel Nesmith & Co on Joe Magee have a fishing job atop the sand. Wesley Chambers reports a fine No 3 on Hertzel Smith lease. Roy spuds No 1 and completes No 3, Acops & Co on Glade shows a 5 to 8 barrel pumper. Jim King and Boone Magee sell Wardweil district interests to Union Oil for 45000 dollars. Brown Bros finish No 2 on Irvine farm with two strong flows. expected about 40 barrels in first 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes
Glade
David Beatty
Beatty
Hertzel, Nesmith & Co
Joe Magee
Wesley Chambers
Hertzel & Smith
Jas Roy
Roy
Acops & Co
Jim King
Boone Magee
Wardweil
Union Oil Co
Brown Bro
Irvine Farm
Stafford to Present Othello In Tragic Stage Return
William Stafford, regarded as a powerful tragedian, will perform Othello Tuesday evening next week to satisfy the season’s demand for tragedy. His strong conception of the title role and conscientious approach are noted by critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
William Stafford
Mr. Stafford
Warren County Farmers' Association Meet At Court House
Important matters to be discussed at the Warren County Farmers' Association gathering this Saturday afternoon at the Court House. All members and interested agriculturists urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Farmers’ Association
Court House
North Warren Items Reflect Local Trade and Change
Local notes report ox yokes for sale after cattle sales, full tenement housing occupancy, and demand for more homes in Warren. The board of trade inquiry prompts questions about its purpose. A blacksmith illness affects shop operations while sidewalk repairs attract attention. Farmers Club meeting at Court House urges seed purchases, and residents discuss relocations, upcoming entertainments, and local infrastructure. A deep well near the asylum quit pumping after 490 feet, and a dog bite incident prompts safety cautions. Plank sidewalks from depot to chapel gain praise to the town’s diligent women, who deserve thanks for improvements and social events advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Board of Trade
F. Lincoln
Johnson
Berry Corners
Tip Taylor’s
Farmers’ Club
Court Iouse
Geo. Benson
Jamestown
Asylum Ground
N. W
Great Gasser Signals Strong Gas At Shirley Farm
The Bradford Sunday News reports J R Johnson and Haldeman’s test on the Shirley lot near Glade as a heavy gas well. The gas flow rivals the Cornen gasser near Clarendon, boosting Wardwell district prospects. Warren Gas Company reportedly bought the well and plans to route gas into local pipes, aiding Jamestown access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford Sunday News
Shirley Farm
Glade
J. R. Johnson & Haldeman
Shirley Lot
Chambers
Clarendon
Warren Gas Company
Wardwell
Balltown
Cooper and
Cherry Grove
Jamestown
Maple Sugar and Syrup From Farmington Producer
Mr. D. Mahan of Farmington has long supplied Warren families with maple sugar and syrup. This season he expanded efforts to produce a purer product using tin buckets and a galvanized evaporator. A nearly white sample with true maple flavor demonstrates improved quality over wooden vessels and iron boiling pans. With about nine hundred trees he has a substantial quantity and offers sugar and syrup for sale, free from coloring matter or impurities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Mahan
Farmington
Warren
Grand Concert by Remenyi in Library Hall
Prominent reviews praise Remenyi as a superb violinist capable of astonishing technical feats. The Chicago and other papers compare his fire and trill to Paganini, noting his extraordinary genius. Warren audience schedule for Saturday evening in Library Hall.
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Remenyi
Warren
Library Hall
Goo. Armstrong
Inter Ocean
Samuel Steele
Chicago Times
Paganini
Slazard
Tribune
Maggie Mitchell troupe wow Struthers Library audience
The Maggie Mitchell troupe played to Struthers Library Hall Thursday evening to the largest crowd yet, with Fanchon drawing praise for the shadow dance. Emma Thursby impressed a fashionable crowd with singing and Strakosh's piano, recalled repeatedly. Remenyi, with Pauline Adele and others, to perform Saturday, promising a grand concert and violin mastery.
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Maggie Mitchell
Struthers Library
Fanchon
Warren
Emma Thirsay
Kowski
Maurice Strakosh
Miss Thursby
Kovski
Remenyi
Mme
Pauline Adele
Edmond Be- Celle
Isidore Tuckstone
Putt Luonwarr Named Democratic County Commissioner Candidate
Weare authorized to announce Putt Luonwarr as a candidate for County Commissioner subject to the Democratic county convention decision. The announcement identifies Luonwarr as the chosen nominee pending party process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weare
Putt Luonwarr
Marriage notice from Warren Pennsylvania 1834
MaARRIDD. in Warren Pa March Lith 1834 by Rev W W Painter Mr Andrew J DeArment of Eweka City and Miss Tinuie Lunktion of Farnsworth Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
W. W. Painter
Andrew J. DeArment
Eweka City
Tinuie Lunktion
Farnsworth, Pa
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I. G. Mead
Bartsch & Gruber
Messrs. Wolff & Heintz
Kaupp Bros
Geo. M. Ueintz
Nertzel
North Warren
Buffalo
Grand Army Post
L. B. Hoffman
Hoffman
Stoffman
C. W. King
Carver House
8. I. Davis
D. W. C. James
John Truby
Vicinity Ofl
Farmers’ Association
St. P. Berry
Miss Dunn
I. Dunn
G.I. Mead
Old Reliable Clothing Store
Gzleto
the Custom Department
PD. Miess
Warren, Pa
Maarridd
Notment ‘Pragedian
Andra Celebrate.t Company
Venice
Charming
Comedietta
Fi. G
Edouard Remenyi
Lomond de Celle
Isidore Lockstone
Penor
Gram
U. S
Asmission
L.G Nayes
Diu
Heripf
Levart Facius
Npon
Warren County
Boronzh
Wiarien
Loelock
Mead
Pennsylvania
Lunds
Harris
Dobieun
Brewster
George
E. Hurtig
Henry Johnson
Willard White
Mar Jolnnon
Breweter
Belng
Atkinson
George Given
Oil Well Supply Company Limited
E. A. Allen
Sheriff's Office
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