Local notes from Clarendon as election passes
Clarendon news notes a post election mood of rectitude and lingering dismay over results. Celebrates H. C. Buntington’s election as associate judge, mentions local work on a new doctor’s office, a gas well drill, and assorted social and business activities including reunions, a suspicious fire, and a party for Thomas Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarenddon
H. C. Buntington
Watson
J. W. Hamilton
Clarendon Gas Company
Charlie Simpson
Pittsburgh
P. L. Kratzer
Duffy & Co
McDonald
Jessie
Jennie Burroughs
James O Leary
Corry
Thomas Bailey
Hallowe
Warren & Farnsworth Valley
A. Tucker
Ed Wilcox
Ella Engle
Emlenton
H Mer Engle
George
Weaversville
Presbyterian Church
Henri Sutton
Florida
Edison
Knight
Lida Scott
Bucher’s Mills
A. W. Storey
Meadville
J. C. Russell
Ellicottville
Sophia Lemmer
Allegheny City
Lemmer
John G. Lemmer
Maggie
Kate Lemmer
J. J. Hamilton
Herbert Rowley
Goat & Weaver’s
Sugar Grove
A. H. McCabe
J. 8. Timmins
Community notes from Lox and nearby towns sweep social, travel, and church events
Local items record visits and departures, weddings anniversaries and illness. Mr McCabe honored with speech. Mrs Walsh returns from Utica improved. Odd jobs, serenades and visits fill the week as families travel between Burras Huntingdon and Warren. Election passes quietly. Rathburns and various residents relocate or attend weddings and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCabe
Maurice Walsh
Utica
Walsh
Hook and Ladder Hall
John Bassett
Bolivar
J. R. Smith
Henry Howard
Garland
Wm. Eggleston
Burras
Neb
Huntingdon
Eggleston
Sioux City
Iowa
Vern Barton
Wm. Hathaway
Youngsville
Gertrude Newkirk
Grand Valley
Osborne
Will Wooding
West Hickory
Alaggie Perry
Spring Creek
James McCarthy
W.E .Alger
P. Jordan
Kittie
Annual Supper and Dance for New Catholic Church
The second annual dance and oyster supper was held in Kisgva to raise funds for a new Catholic church, with Keystone band music, a grand opera house, and a social crowd of farmers lumbermen and visiting friends. Prizes included hats and gold watches. totals exceeded five hundred dollars with contributions from Protestant neighbors. committee members were praised for organizing a successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kisgva
Keystone Cornet Band
C. H. Stone
Father Lannahan
James Roy
Warren
D. Leary
Huifaro
Oconnell
King & Brink
Grand New Opera House
Barr
Sinclair
Joseph Sinnitt
Mahar
Charlie Sinnitt
L. J. Smith
J. Sinnitt
John Ropp
E. A. Weagrall
Albert
Anna
J. Dugen
Ladies Use Madame Nenville Face Powder
Advertisement notes samples of Madame Nenville's face powder available free at Noyes' drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Neuville
Noyes
Bartholomew
Ian Aid
Noyes’ Drug Store
Tate
Madame Nenville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eddy
Fanter
Ledger
Keystone Clothing Company
Capa, &c
Gent
Mel
Keystone
CKORS
Company
AIND
Chou
Fox
Lesh
Clarendon
Laura Fox
Ackley Hollow
C. D. Swartz
Macedonia
Almond Fox
Quaker Hill
Mary Lesser
Glade
Jobn Cramer
George Penfield
Randolph
N. Y
Ryan
Abs
Frank Miller
Mame
A. E. Winchester
John Cramer
Betsey Stull
A.B. Winchester
Kane
North Warren
Norra Wanellen
J. PB. Houser, Jr
J. M. August
Pleasantville
G. W. August
Eric
B.D. Mowers
Ella MckxXain
Wm. Miller
East Warren Bazar and Pharmacy
F.H. Dixos
N.K. Wendelboe’s
Keinzla Pater
Minnie Kehoe
Cerena Casey
Kehoe
James Lannahan
Lizzie Mahan
E. Heasley
Miss Mahan
Father
John Welch
E. A. Weagraft
Weagraft
Mr. Welch
Weagraff
Warried
Moor—Skinner
AL Clymer
Threday
Wesley Moor
Matilda Skinner
Colimbs
J.P. McPherson
J. B
Afr. Chas
BE. Johnson
Oil City
Jie Crute
G. Trade
Chapman-Bailey
Grand N.Y
C. Elsworth
Ate
Louis Chinan
Bearlake
Lizzie Bailey
Lottsville
Pra
Kow Jal
Liesue
Everett C. Burch
Queile
N.Y
Flora A. Phillips
Pine Grove
Wareren Counts
Ju Ransiua
ALR
Post Ulemn
Stephen Gletn
Nelson Greenlund
Underte
Amd Eingulmer
Exchange Block
Peter Greenlund
Undertaker
Imnseluner
Mwickory St. Warren, In
State Journal
Struthers
Alion Works
Warren, Pa
Botlers
St. Nicholas
Cruiu Peterson's
Speciel Priers
Siz
Sol- Mhlos
David Shear
Main Street
D. Shhar
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