North Warren Notes on Asylum Site and Local Life
Norra Warres Sept 2 reports Mrs Buck visiting Clarion county and relatives in Busti. Notices of funerals, family visits, and new homes in Corydon. Oat crop damaged by rains. 600 plus inmates at the asylum raise meat demand. Warren County's asylum site praised for air, water, and resources, with oil discovery yielding dividends. Local butcher supply shifts as R H Lewis dominates meat contracts amid competition, affecting Warren's merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norra Warres
John Buck
Clarion County
Cuns. Lott
Jackson
Busti
Jacob Lauferty
Philadelphia
Flora
Emma Ehlers
Dunkirk
Eba
Olson
Peterson
Pennsylvania
Warren County
North Warren
Sunderland
Asylum
Warren
Russell
Quaker Hill
Barnum
R. H. Lewis
Messrs. Weatherby
Humphrey
Mr. Lewis
Porrrep Pex
Spring Creek Rains Affect Local Business and Crops
Sept 8 Spring Creek Serva Creek notes long rains have hit local business and potato rot appears on flat ground. Some hope for crops remains. others may fail. Despite hardships, seeds and harvest await, with calls for temperance and economy to survive. Sabbath school concert praised. community events and travel notices follow amid illnesses and local chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serva
A. Jackson
W. Mallory
Farmington
Charles Jackson
Shannon
Lynch
Utica
John Lynch
Sharon
Garcelon’s
Gilsea
Biue Eye
Cian Fron
Gohanns
Olinch Laaly
Docius
Local notes from Garland reflect harvests and small events
Garland notes dated Sept 2 1885 report wet weather delaying oats, busy lumber shipments, and active social life. Rev Hall draws crowds while Rev Hover plans to conference in Sharon next Tuesday. Edna Richey visits Emma Hover. a horse loss attributed to cholera infantum. gypsies observed passing through. WCTU meets Wednesday for Bible reading at Mrs Burdick’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland
Hall
Edna Richey
Lunville
Emma
Frank Osborn
Rev. Hover
Sharon
Wm. Burdick
Russell Clark and Gibson Open New Medical Practice
The article praises Gibson and Clark as cheerful, capable doctors who recently started in Russell. It notes Mrs. Birch's illness improvement under Dr. Seaver of Columbus, mentions the repaired mill dam of Russell Clark, and reports a wedding in Brasext with a lengthy gift list for Ella Sumner and J.E. Houghnot of Dayton, New York, along with local business notes on Jones & Mott’s stock.
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Gibson and Clark
Birch
Dr. Seaver
Columbus
Russel Clark
Chas. Chase
Pittsburg
Dakota
Eleazer Chase
Rouse House
Chase
James Sumner
Ella
J.E. Houghnot
Dayton
N.Y
J. H. Russell
C. D. Arird
Youngsville
G. W. French
A. D. Lacy
Warren
J. Newman Lacy
D. U. Arird
Theo. Moll
E. J. Grosvenor
Mrs. M. Chase
A. H. Ludow
K. Houghnot
Lander
Frank Howard
E. D. Johnson
A. A. Clark
Allie LuDow
E. May Grosvenor
Shakespeare
H. M. Putnam
W. W. Donn
W. R. Johnson
E. H. French and
Dr. A. Love and
Anna L. Trantum Columbus
A J. Marsh
Wm. Sumner
E. Dean
A. Houghnot
C. Hatton
Roy Hatton
Jones & Mott
Nano
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