Ledger's Letters Reflect Local Happenings May News
Brief items from local correspondents cover farming progress visits among residents in Sugar Grove Chandler's Valley Warren and Scandia with social events church gatherings and dances. Also notes on sick list, travel, hospitality and a 1890s license court decisions granting wholesale and retail liquor licenses in Warren area and remonstrances influencing rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Wells
Equor
Baker House
Spring Creek
Tidioute
Noyes
Marsh and
Huntington
Associatiate
Warren
Clarendon
Irvington
Last of Advertised Letters in Warren Postoffice May 2 1894
Lists remaining advertised letters in Warren Pennsylvania postoffice with names for ladies and gentlemen. Includes several marriage notices and obituaries. records deaths and bonds, with dates April 27 to May 2 1894. Notable entries mention Mrs Marguerite Laufenburgh Mrs A L 2 Gardner Miss Nellie Hopkins Mr J W Keegan and others. notices of Burgie Martin Ruhlmans Stonaker Evenue Burke Loding Campbell Newell Hunt White Seaman Brooks and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Marguerite Laufenburgh
Gardner
Elvina McClimans
Nellie Hopkins
L M Petterson
Anna Johnson
Buta Schierl
Amelia Larsson
Ida Smith
Mary
Barnsdale
Kress
Barns
Keegan
Beechword
Komg
Adolf Brat
John Lyons
Thomas Benson
Chas McClure
E Brownlee
McPherson
Nelson Edd
Ellis John J Roberts Herbert
Jr Foley
Slavan
Herbert William Smith
CS Hoffman
F Smith
EE Jensen Kristoppe
Sberretts
JM Johnson
Malcolm Thompson James
Walter Elmer Wes
Jyo. M.stzererep, P. M
Burgie
John Burgie
Martin
Sugar Grove
James Martin
Ruhlman
Andrew Ruhlman
Evenue Stonaker
G. W. Miesse
Evangelical Parsonage
Louis Evenue
Gertie A. Stonaker
Burke—Loding
Perry
J. F
Ed. & Burke
Renovo
Henrietta Loding
Campbell—Newell
Kane
A. C. Spencer
J. F. Seaman
Scandia
Warren County
Elsie M Brooks
Union City
Remarkable Kidney Stone Case Prompts Remedy Trial
Stone Ridge resident J B Beach suffered years of kidney stone pain. In August he tried Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy and by September 15 voided a sizable stone. The tonic is said to purify blood, dissolve gravel, and expel stones from kidneys and bladder, with hundreds testifying to its effects. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Beach
Stone Ridge
David Kennedy
Eighteenth Anniversary of Watson Hose Company
The Watson Hose Company marked 18 years since its founding by William Rowland with a banquet at Carver House. Ed Fehlman was elected foreman, and the event featured speeches by leaders and toastmaster Fred Steber, praising the company’s dignity and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rowland
Warren
I. F. Watson
Charles Smith
Fred Steber
Ed Fehlman
Carver House
Fire Department
Dr. W. 8. Peirce
Qur City
J. W. Wiggins
D. D. Reed
L. F. Watson “Hose “Company
C.h.smaith
Watson Hose Company
The Womanly Side of Victoria in May issue
The May issue of The Ladies' Home Journal features Arthur Warren on The Womanly Side of Victoria celebrating Queen Victoria's seventy fifth birthday with pictures of her at breakfast and in her pony carriage. It also includes Frank R Stockton letters from Pomona and other pieces on literature, fashion, and household topics. The article plus editorials discuss the era's view of a woman centric century and eye on notable women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Victoria
Victoria
Arthur ‘Warren
Ladies’ Home Journal
Frank R. Stockton
Pomona
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Ledger
C. C.gage
J.P. Atking
J. W. Gage
O. J. Gage
Chandler’s Valley
Doana Reynolds
Samuel Parrieh
Russell
Caroline Clark
Fred
Sarah Sears
Charlee Dinsmoor
C. C. Gage
Myrtle Long
Ackley
Harriett Blood
Minnie Lauffenburger
Rose Newberry
Merta Seeker
Almond Blood
Unc Lz
Whompson Hilt
F. F. Jenkins
Clara B
Lizzie Peck
Marshtown
Jamestown
School House
L. B. Deming
Cora B. Phillips
Charles Parker
A. A. Clark
C. G. Bishop
A. T. McStraw
Germany
Sylvester Clark
A. F. Lyon
Suz
Warren Borough
M. Mead
Hickory Street
Ward
J. 3. Gray
Water Street
Jacob Stricker
Emil Meyer
McKain Block
Liberty Street
Tidioute Borough
W. D. Bucklin
National Hotel
Newton N. Hanchett
Hanchett House
W. P. Shaw
Shaw House
M.J. Ryan
W. F. Moore
Jones Restaurant
C.C. Campbell
Pittsfield
PirraFiero
W. E. Stright
James Brooks
Stright
Meacham & Tunstall
Macuam & Tunstall
Second St
Warren, Pa
New York
Wm. Johnson
Normanville, Pa
Hood
CG. J. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
Liam Johnson
Normanville
Pennsylvania
H.N. Ritchfield
I—Ly
ST. Neill
Hoffman Block
Samoals Bros. Dry Goods
Liberty
Second Streets
J Norman Davies
M. B
Geo. Ball
A C. McAlfin
R. W. Stuart
D. D.S
E .H. Boeschlin
Wilbur and Schnur
Hazeltine Building
Verty St
Greaves
Episcopal Church
Kosera
Warren Lodge Hall
First National Bank
Second Street
Golden Horse Ahes
Atlex & Sons
Allen Block
Corner Second and
Liberty Streeta
Orrern x Allen
Samuel G. Allen
Harrison Allen
D. Frank W. Whitcomb
Third Street
Postoffice
He & Thompson
Attorneys AT Law
Beaty Block
A. A. Davis & Co
D. I. Ball
D. J. Ball
C. C. Thompson
Peeoee & Peterson
Offce
New Savings Bank
CHAB
Dinsmoor
CHAS
A. Peterson
Airstow
Kodak
Gver
Geo. Ball’s
PENN
Sopemans Restaurant
E. A. Coleman
Hickory St
W. Freeman
Hazeltine
Humphrey & Nemoyer
Episcopal Churchmaw
James H. Eddy
D. B. Eddy
Warren Co
Pinegrove Township
Rece
Pinegrove
A. P. Dunning
Russell, Pa
D. J. Bennett
Akley Station
J. H. Fry
Park
Park Remedy CO
Boston
P. Harrison
Lunn & CO
Moon & Co
Scientific American
Mann & CO
Brroadway
Obaka
Nelson Creenland
Aving
A. Weiss
W. Jarvis
Water ST