The Ledger News and Society in Warren 1888
Local notes from Warren Pa on March 20 1888 cover social events such as The Bad Boy at Library Hall skating at the roller rink Miss Roze Kopf’s return from Dittsburg and visits by Eric and Franklin residents. Also listed are marriages, school openings, meetings of clubs and the Fire and Farmers groups, plus obituaries and local business ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Hall
Roze Kopf
Dittsburg
R.C. Richards
Eric
Daniel Jackson
Tionesta
Otis Brown
Russell
Miss May
Anna Rockwell
Vassar College
Henry Geigerich
Montana
D. J. McMillan
Garland
Warren
Ais
J. M. Davies
George
Lmi Borer
Franklin
Lester Rice
Mary Swartwood
Barnes
State Normal School
Clarion
A. B
Ozro Nesmith
Chautauqua Lake
Watson Hose Company
Farmer’s Club
Court House
The
Fair Association
Exchange Hotel
Presbyterian Church
Old Reliable Companies
John Sill & Son
Exchange Block
Water Street
L. C
G. T
Hoffman Block
Royal Arcanum
Carnal
North Warren
J. J. Evans
Sugar Grove
Frances Brace
Warren County
Thos. Brace
Forest Republican
George S. Davis
Norristown Herald
Mississippi
C O. Wickland
Chandler’s Valley
Chandler's Valley
Miss Guise
Titusville
King
Hawkins
Corry
Taentum
Columbus
Lock
Ashtabula
Ward
Buffalo
Sarah Hackney
Alexander Pope
James Cooney
Greenville
Cooney
Warren Ledger
W L. Scott
Tionesta Vindicator
Messrs. Coldron & Weaver
Hibbard
Neighboring Towns News Highlights From March 1888
The column reports Dr. Cyrus Thomas will preach at the M. E. church next Sunday, with an Easter service. Notes on the C. S. 8. C., church social at Matthew's Run, and I. C. of G. T. growth. Local births, injuries, shop changes, and residents traveling or moving are recorded, including a serious gun accident and various community updates across Warren and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younasville
Cyrus Thomas
M. E
Douglass
E. A. Davis
Babbitt
Kinzua
Will McCain
Charlie Newgreen
Monroe Mead
Gertie Dalrymple
Allen Davis
John Newgreen
Jamestown
Dap Wentworth
Ed Coleman
Grand Valley
Gand Valley
Delos Anderson
Buffalo
John Gerow
Virginia
George Wilson
Frewsburg
Mornia Watson
Methodist Church
Barton
Hoover
Squire Maubby
Burt Clark
al Derrick
Dr. Dunn
Titusville
Thompson Hill
Thompson Hitz
Sylvester Clark
Cowden
Edith Wilson
Tiona
Steve Braley
Glade
Farmington
Ellen Devine
Ackley
Patrons of Husbandry seek equal premiums at Warren County Fair
In a Pomona Grange meeting the Warren County Patrons resolve unanimously to urge the Warren County Fair Association to place agricultural product premiums on par with other professions. The group pledges support to the Agricultural Association and invites all agriculturists to join. Also notes Horace H Taylor family thanks for kindness and reports Don Little discharged for lack of indictment in Randolph murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Fair Association
Patrons of Husbandry
Warren County
Pomona Grange
Warren County Fair Association
The
Agricultural Association
Warren County Farmers Club
Horace H. Taylor
Clarendon
Ang. H. H. Tayor
J. W. Layton
L. A. T. Livine
Dress Making Notice at Gilmore’s Millinery
Notice to friends and patrons that Carrie Raver will thereafter be found at Mrs. Gilmore’s millinery store next door to the First National Bank. Fashionable dress making of every description with cutting and fitting as a specialty.
Drowned at Sanders Lumber Camp Claims Life of Clarence Holmes
Clarence C. Holmes aged 26 is reported drowned at Sanders lumber camp on March 27 while riding a log. He was helping sluice logs through a dam gate when swept by the current and killed. Holmes was well known in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hazen
Centreville
Crawford County
Hazen
Driftwood
Dairrwood
Clarence C. Holmes
Sanders
Real Estate Transfers from March in Warren County
A long listing of property transfers in Warren County during March shows numerous conveyances with varied prices, buyers, and locations including Cherry Grove, Clarendon, Pine Grove, Sugar Grove, Mead, and Pittsfield. Notable names include Geo T Fryer, Miller Lukas, Chas W Brainard, Mary Minor, George Richards, TR Morse, James Cable, Clayton A Cheney, and E C Cook, among many others, with totals ranging from modest sums to large estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo T Fryer
Miller Lukas Et al
Cherry Grove
Bess Allen Et al
Chas W Brainard
Clarendon
Allen
Admis
Roland
South West
Mary Minor
George Richards
Pittsfield
NH Mabie
McCoy
W Gordon
Admr
AS Trantum
Columbus
Chas Comstock
Isaac Comstock
Freehold
Chas O Anderson
W M Cummings
Sugar Grove
CP Harris
AG McIntyre
DS Randall
Andrew
James E Tuttle
Kinzua
A Huidekoper
Magness P Johnson
Wm McCollister
Corydon
Louella Turner
Same
Ralph Jones
James
Davila
Margaret Mf Davis
Youngsville
Andrew Nelson
A P Nelson
Harvey T Russell
Geo W French
Pine Grove
Geo Dickenson
Katie McNitt
Sheffield
Ann Livermore
WI Bachop
Deerfield
Carolina Cheney
James Cable
Conewango
TR Morse
Pittoq Heasley
Glade
TJ Brezell
John Smith
Clayton A Cheney
Adam Cupler, Jr
D Cornen
Mead
Warren County
E C Cook
Tidioute
EC Cook
John Tonkin, Jr
RF van Dorn
Cornen
John A Day
Chas E Spetz
M Tuneberg
L Camp
Levi Slartson
Calvin Ellis
Farmington
Walter W Hodges
W Hodges
Orris Hall
G W French
RN Marlett
Elk
Beury R Prather
Ls Clark
Bro- Lenotraw
Theodore T Eddy
Alto
Pitt O Heasley
C P Colling
Glade and Kinzua
Ethel E Gunn
Frank G Hammond
Pattfield
Mary N Mooney
John P King
SOD
How Thompson
AJ Thompson
Pitt O Hensley
Associated Producers Co
Lewis H Smith
Peter Berry
Cherry Grave
Struthers
Harriet Langdale
Sterling Green
Sherff
JI Prentiss
SP Johnson
Maria J McIntyre Eldred
Judge William Darrah Kelley Portrait and Career Overview
Obituary style biographical sketch detailing William Darrah Kelley born Philadelphia April 12 1814 with long career in Pennsylvania politics and federal Congress service across multiple terms and committees including Indian affairs expenditures public buildings agriculture naval affairs library freedmen centennial celebration and weights and measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Darrah Melsey
William Darrah Kelley
Republican Party of
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Boston
Court of Common Pleas of
Chicago
Fahy
Licker
Bargain Linoleum and Cloak Room Discounts
Local store advertises linoleums at various prices from 20c to 1.00 per yard. Cotton Ingrams and extra supers priced low, with tapestry Brussels and Body Brussels noted. Smyrna Bugs offered at 25 percent savings. Plush cloaks down from 35 dollars to 18, and other garments priced as low as 7.50, 4 and 2.50 amid broader sale.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Ledger
Warren, PA
Mary Walker
House Judiciary Committee
Warner
Presbytery of
Erie
Bradford
Theodore Ladd
Trinity Memorial Church
Bairstow
W.D. Brown
P J
J.T. Barker
D. Shear
S. M. Hoss
T. Flynn
Stanton and Wright
Va. C
Wm. Dewick
W.D Bucklin
J.B. Kuhn
Etta Bechtel
John B. Bechtel
Viola Muzzy
Mary J. Damond
H.C. Ten Eyck
Commonwealth
Western
Young Men’s Debating Society
Queen Elizabeth
Mary Queen of Scotts
Messrs
Stevenson and
Ensworth
Cobham
Chapel
Hazeltine
Great Britain
United States
Ledger
Johnson
Mott Bro
Johnson Bros
George Livermore
Lander
Dell Sumner
Jennie Smith
D. D. Reed
Will Gage
Donn
Will Olson
Anderson
Hourier & Jarvis
Mayville
Don Little
Randolph
Tuttle
Harriet Beardsley
Spring Creek
Johnson & Siegfried
Johnson & Sreefrigd
L. G. Noyes
Wyman & Davis
K.of L
Geo. Balls
Starbbrett
Cyrus Starrett
Fatr
Garfield
Gertrude May
John M. Fair. McConnell
Florence McConnell
Tf. H
J.C. McConnell
P. Greenlund
Hickory Street
Nelson Greenlund
Undertaker
Glade Township
East Warren
Tee
Lesser & Co
J Jesser
Morrison
McKain
Nelson Moore
A.J Hazeltine
P. G. Bayer
Agee
Bell Bros
Moquetts Brussels
Haskell
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