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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1901

Page

8

Local items touch on pensions death and oil notes

The column covers Uncle Sam pension payments to Benjamin F. Smith of Youngsville, 12 dollars.Five Kane hospital nurses graduated. Meadville jail faces an April 16 execution for Frank Major. Emporium and new rail links highlighted. reports on rural mail routes, oil field declines, and Chautauqua lake inspection plans.

Uncle Sam Benjamin F. Smith Youngsville Kane’s Hospital Meadville Frank Major McGrath Titusville Emporium

Extraordinary advantages of Warren high school class opening

Young teachers should contact Supt. MacGowan for a circular about the Warren high school Normal Training Class opening April 8. Miss Srilu's store in Warren offers finest millinery and lamps at low prices. Feltman Bros also featured.

MacGowan Warren High School Miss SrLu’s Warren

Drowning at Corydon Dam Reported in County Notes

In Corydon April 1 a boat with Jabez Lampson and Perry Johns capsized near the dam. Lampson drowned. Johns was rescued by bystanders. No body recovered yet. Also includes community notes on local schools, teachers, concerts, and civic events.

Jabez Lampson Perry Johns Corydon Lampson Dora Akers Warren’s Business University Joseph Day McKean County Lagrippe McCombs Keystone Handle Co Edinboro Rebekah Lodge Nelson Mead’s Hall Mr. Hickok Griffin Woodbeck J. E. Meyers Meyers Messrs. Ross and Whiteman Erie County The Mat E. D. Everts Belle Doughty Doughty Pearl Campbell Drs. C. C Anna C. Flatt

Sugar Season News and Local Moves In Small Town

March 29 reports busy sugar making with big sap runs. Local moves include Glenn Spencer visiting Braddock Pa and D C Scott visiting Cuba N Y. Henry Allen to move into Duane Marble’s former house, O A Smith property bought by Mr Force, W C T U sugar party, April 1 updates on Columbus creamery, Bear Lake residents Lynn Gordon family’s return, Burch and Mead sawmill starting, Cornet Band concert planned at Clymer, Ed R Allen and Aaron Francis to Warren, Hegeman family renting Rowe house, sugar season viewed as short.

Glenn Spencer Braddock Whittaker D. C. Scott Cuba N. Y Henry Allen Duane Marble Force O. A. Smith Columbus Creamery Lynn Gordon Bear Lake Burch & Mead Cornet Clymer Ed. R. Allen Aaron Francis Warren

Community Notes and Easter Services Announced

Edinboro student H L Ford returns home for a week’s vacation. C M Goodwin leaves for Kinzua, Godfred Johnson visits from Kinzua, and Esther Anderson from Irvine visits. Frank Price and family visit C E Price in Lottsville. Emil Johnson returns from Jamestown. Easter services set for 3 PM at Lutheran Church led by Rev P S Miller of Chandler’s Valley. A new Sunday school begins at A B Church on Easter. Local youths attend a surprise party on Giles Hartley Hill. Parker and Mrs Ford on sick list. Jones family recovering from measles.

Local Village Notes and Movements Report

April 2 updates show school closed last Monday. L. F. Norton and Mrs. A. M. Braley returned from Kansas on Thursday. L. King left for Minnesota. Mrs. E. H. Knapp is on the sick list. H. C. Burgett moved into a new house at Lander. Clarence Skinner to move to a Sugar Grove farm soon. Dr. H. H. Cowles of Lander visited the Hill. Geary E. Thompson stayed with his uncle W. H. Thompson at Cable Hollow. E. E. Thompson and family attended a Grange sugar social in Lander.

Youngsville George Bartlett Ed Jackson Sugar Grove Street Anna Jackson J. D. Mead Charles Henry Dr. Dunlevy Geo. Brown W. F. Schnell Mary Taft Ernest Swans M. W. Ingerson Pittsfield Centralia N.Y W. E. Taylor L. F. Norton A. M. Braley Kansas L. King Minnesota E. H. Knapp H. C. Burgett Lander Clarence Skinner Sugar Grove H. H. Cowles Geary E. Thompson W. H. Thompson Cable Hollow E. E. Thompson Grange

April 2 Births and Visits Highlight Local Update

Thomas Hale is improving slowly after a serious illness. Mr and Mrs Munn visited her aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs Benj Marsh. Glen Cone bought a horse at the Briggs sale Tuesday. E H Fellows and wife visited at Jer.

Pleasant Friday events lift spirits in town

Miss Minnie Shankey enjoyed a pleasant surprise Friday evening. Guests report a good time, while Miss Margie Ellis of Sugargrove visits from Thursday to Sunday. An entertainment at the U B Church is planned with recitations songs and a debate on the electric railway from Warren to Jamestown.

Minnie Shankey Margie Ellis Sugargrove Mable Spencer U. B Warren Chandler’s Valley Jamestown Carrie Spencer Gregg Richard Jones Ohio Moody McKean County Ruby Samuelson

Shoes Free To Local Shoppers At Allen's Cash

Since last report the 12th pair of shoes free at Allen's Cash Shoe Store goes to a list of customers including Mrs. H. C. Olson Miss Edith I Mahle Mrs Ostrom Mrs Anton Johnson Mrs J F Clark Mrs E Sechrist Mrs F P Lauffer Miss Donna Agrelius Miss Clara Lenhart John Ryberg Emil Reist Will Thompson Chas Pearce Jacob Schontman and Peter Liberty all on various streets downtown.

Allen’s Cash Shoe Store H. C. Olson Clark Street Edith I. Mahle Liberty Street Ostrom North Warren Anton Johnson Walnut Street J. F. Clark E. Sechrist W. Water Street F. P. Lauffer Donna Agrelius Youngsville Clara Lenhart Conewango John Ryberg Glade Run Emil Reist South Street Will Thompson Water Street Chas Pearce Jacob Schontman Fourth Street Peter Liberty Pleasant

New Cloths Arrive at Jacob Keller Tailor Shop

Jacob Keller offers a fresh stock of spring and summer suitings with new prices. A fine lot of ladies skirts at low prices invites inspection by customers, promising top styles and home union tailoring with no sweat shop work. Call and visit.

Jacob Keller

Warren Borough to Vote on Bonded Debt Increase

Notice of a public vote in Warren Borough to approve an increase of bonded indebtedness up to 25000 dollars for paving and curbing Pennsylvania avenue, with current debt 72000 dollars and last assessed valuation 3113958 dollars. Election set for April 16, 1901 at general polling places, Burgess F Barnhart issuing the notice.

Warren Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Avenue Short Street South Street F. Barnhart Burgess E.H. Beshlin

Warren district bids on John Walters and John Siechrist lots

The Warren school district invites sealed bids for two houses on the John Walters and John C Siechrist lots. Bids must be submitted to the board president or secretary before the April meeting. buyers must remove the buildings and clear the lots.

Borough of Warren John Walters John C. Siechrist D. I. Ball W.S. Leffard

Third Semi Annual Gift Sale Promises Free Shoes

Beginning March 18, the store offers a gift promotion giving away every twelfth pair of shoes for advertising. Customers pay no more than the lowest cash price, with new spring goods arriving daily. The shop emphasizes patent kid and patent calf shoes and aims to boost business through the sale.

New Spring Her Majesty Berlin Shah Pompadour

Golden Horse Shoe Call at Warren Pa

A local notice directs readers to call at the Golden Horse Shoe located at 309 Second Street in Warren Pennsylvania for inquiries or service.

Golden Horse Shoe No. 309 Second St Warren, Pa

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