Warren and Geneseo News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Mrs. Eliza Smith broke her left arm after a fall near her home last Saturday. The Warren boys defeated James Town 14 to 0 in football, with a return game set in Warren tomorrow. A fire destroyed M Mansfield’s Tidicute dwelling and two barns, seriously burning him. Thanksgiving deemed the next legal holiday with thanks for Grover Cleveland’s leadership. The paper notes a scheduled execution for Ralph Crosa myer in McKean county on December 15. Mr Almond Sampson and Miss Lavina Atherton wed in Olean on Friday. The first snow of the season is forecast for Saturday, October 28. The Leper and the New York Weekly World subscription costs are cited, with a 90 cent paper price and a $1.75 annual payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leper
New York Weekly World
Eliza Smith
M. Mansfield
Mr. Mansfield
United States
Grover Cleveland
Davis 53 and town items from Warren County notes
A jumble of notices from Davis and Meadville area communities includes a new Danish church on High street near Hazel, Shankland named Jamestown Postmaster, a child’s death from brain trouble, refinery moves, medical cures, travel plans, jail for a Corry man, updates on local families, an eye injury to Clare Berger, state charity plans, a sheriff's levy, poison tests on a mystery cider death, Pennsylvanian butter awards, local classes, stolen horses drowned, a bridge collapse, Farmer Alliance officers, street railway talks, World’s Fair travel expenditures, hunting trips, and public notices from several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Street
Hazel
Robert Willits
Boulder
Col
C. Fl. Willits
Poplar Street
Clare Berger
Jas. H. Berger
Erie
State Board of Charities
Pell
Venango County
Harrisburg
Roy
Messrs
Epstein & Friedman
Sheffield
Frank Teller
Kinzua
W. A. Kinnear
Davis
Atore
Stranahan
A. B. MacGowan
John McClintock
Meadville
Pennsylvania
John O. McClintock
Pennsylvania Creamery
R. S. Hartley
Warren County
State College
Fannie Smith
Good Templar’s
Charley Edson
Cambridge
French Creek
Mr. Elson
W. R B. Brown
H. L Stephens
Alleghany River
Wolf Run
Cattaraugus County
State Farmer Alliance
W. A. Gardner
Andrews Settlement
H. 5. Agnew
W. P. Bricker
Lycoming County
T. St. Clair Thompson
Indiana County
Joseph S. Horst
Lebanon
Sibley
Franklin Electric Street Railway Company
Franklin News
New York Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad
Jamestown
Chicago
Lake Shore
Nickle Plate
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nolise
Harry Isaacs
Warren
Ledger
Warren and Vicinity
J.p.jefferson
Virginia
Little Tycoon
Library Theatre
G. W. Miessa
Yankee Bush
W.B. Stewart
Savings Bank Force
Pleasantville
Warren Boys
Louis
B. Lu
Gale
Cornplanter Refining Company
Savings Bank
Gade
Charles Lott
Sapphire
Fairheld Land and Improvement Co
Carey
Corry
Columbus
Gorton
Minette
LeLrary Halls
F. A. Rockwell
Canada
William Wesch
Glade
W.koy. & PB
the Mirror
Woman’s Synodical Society of the Presbyterian Church of Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Kate P. Brien
Titusville
Francis Henry
Henry Baxter
Geo. Ball
Mamie Silk
D Sbear
Greaves
the Y. P . C. E. Entertainment
Evangelical Church
Fanny Smith
Miss Smith
Pauline Pavicona
Ben Hur
Roy and
Beaty
Fifth Street
Groton Bridge Company
John Peterson
Thompsons
W.n.&p
Peterson House
Peterson
Tidioute
K.O.T. M
Oil City
David M. Jordan
Edmeston, N. Y
D. M. Jordan
Otsego Co
N. Y
Hood
M. Jordan
Warren National Bank
Warren, Pa
G.N. Parmlee
H. A. Jamieson
F. E. Hertzel
Andrew Hertzel, XK
PB. Wheeler
G. Schimmelfeng
G. N. Parmiee
H. T. Russell
Fi, A. Jamieson
First National Bank
L. D. Wetmore
M. Beecher
Cashier
England
Ireland
Scotland
Europe
Warren Savings Bank
J. Hazeltine
O. W. Beaty
G. B. Ensworth
MB. Dunham
L. R. Freeman
L.B. Wood
Charles W. Stone
James Clark
F.H. Rockwell
A.J. Hazeltine
M. Waters
E. T. Hazeltine
D. L. Geroatd
L. D. Dennison
M Waters
S. P. Hall
John M. Siegfried
O. F. Hottman
P.J. Bayer
C. A. Corwen
L. W. Dennison
Raa
Mircer
Bethleham
CANN
Venango
the Bargain Clothier and Mens Outfitter
Water Street
223 Rae
SALE
D.shear
Nelson Greenland
Warren, Penna
Washington and Jefferson College
Ix Pensea
Washington, Pa
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