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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1899
Page
3
Removals and Occupancies on Market and Pennsylvania Aves
W H Gates moves from Mrs Meachams on Market to Pennsylvania avenue East side. Mrs Richardson to occupy Gates former rooms. S J Cook green goods merchant to Knops house on Pennsylvania avenue. C D Hall to Eddy house on Third street. Theodore Messner and family to Freeman house on Market. C A Peterson and family reportedly to Messner house on Third street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Gates
Mr. Messner
Third Street
Tailor Jacob Keller Promises Spring Suits and Overcoats
Call on Jacob Keller the Tailor to view a large complete cloth stack perfect for spring suits and overcoats. The best in town with a guaranteed good fit and prices available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keller
Rome
City Council Adopts Market Report and Street Plans
Regular meeting last Monday saw approval of the market committee report deeming a market house impracticable while backing continued market operations. An ordinance to grade sidewalks on Conewango and Pennsylvania avenues was directed. Prospect street petition from Jackson to Jefferson streets considered. Board of Health budgeted $300. April bond interest orders to be issued. Adjournment set for April 17. For sale: eight room dwelling at 201 Jackson Street Warren by J Arndt Swanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conewango Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
Prospect Street
Jackson
Jefferson Streets
Board of Health
Jackson Street
Warren
J. Arndt Swanson
Odd Fellows
L. J. A. Lesser
Ridgway
Northwestern Central District
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
D.F. A. Wheelock
Second
Liberty Streets
Library Hall
S. Towler
Isador Sobel
Peter Peterson
Tana Lodge
No. 411
Bradford
Rebekah
Matilda Rebekah Lodge
Sheffield
M. Z. Spaulding
Transportation Committee
P. & E. Railroad
Washington, D.C
Pennsylvania
Spain
Robert H. Manning
Charles P. Northrop
Eberhart & Miller
George H. Miller
Northrop
Warren Fire Department
David J. Grindlay
Emmett Hegert
Chas. B. Johnson
A. E. Boeschlin
A.S. Dalrymple
Wm. J. Knupp
G. W. Bauer
Olive Taylor
Jefferson Street
Katie Meehan
Conewango
Trantum
Blanch Hawkins
Hawkins
Board of Managers
Taylor
L. Blanche Swengel
J. C. Biekarek
Fannie M. Smith
EastEr Sunday Services Draw Large Congregations
In Warren the cold windy snowy weather did not deter churchgoers. Episcopal opened at 6 30 AM with 30 singers led by F E Bottsford, and Presbyterian followed with 20 singers led by George W Lott. Sermons were well received and collections for the church debt totaled about mi, expected to be raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Episcopal
Presbyterian
George W. Lott
F. E. Bottsford
Episcopal Church
Marriages and notices in Warren area two April 1899
Wedding announcements for Lampe Meacham Gildersleeve Parshall Honhart Tunstall and Sanford Bailey in Warren Meadville and Brookston with details. Classified ads offer 200 acres for lease oil prospects and a 6560 by 150 foot building lot for rent or sale terms in Warren Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tionaver
Lise Arren
Warren
Ee D. W. Beaty
Rites for Dinsmoor Manning Olsen and Borden Soldiers
The remains of Loren A. Dinsmoor Robert H. Manning James A. Olsen and Arthur L. Borden were honorably escorted from Warren to local memorials and burials. Services at the armory and at residences featured national colors prayers and taps while friends comrades and residents gathered in large numbers to pay tribute to their sacrifice for the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loren A. Dinsmoor
Robert H. Manning
James A. Olsen
Arthur L. Borden
Warren
Com I
Company I
Sheffield
Sergt. Dinsmoor
Waterstreet
Olsen
North Warren
Mr. Thoburn
Sons of Veterans
Royal Templars
Armory
Irvine Cemetery
East Side
Warren Band
A. J. Ivey
D. Offerle
Struthers Iron Works
Chas. Dinsmoor
Water Street
J. W. Smith
John S. Olsen
A. B. McCormick
J. P. Shelly
Savings Bank Square
Oakland
Presbyterian Church
Ministerial Association
Eben N. Ford
Geo. W. Lott
A. B. Markley
A. R. Taylor
Presbyterian Church Choir
E. Swengel
D. F. A. Wheelock
E. F. Edmonds
J. A. Dahlgren
Paul
Pittsburg
Lincoln
Hulings
Republic
Oil Wells Activity Eases Despite March Surge
March completed 172 more wells than February with three days advantage but overall new production slips. Bad roads slowed development, especially in the southwest. Scio field down over 50 percent, Allegheny up, Bradford off, Middle Field and Venango and Clarion modest gains, Southwest silent. Derrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scio
Allegheny
Bradford
Middle Field
Venango
Clarion
Southwest
Derrick
Two Oil City Birth Announcements Preserve Family Names
In Oil City Pennsylvania on April 1 1899 a son was born to Mr and Mrs August Morck. On April 4 1899 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Arthur H Simmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
August Morck
Arthur H. Simmons
Local Notes From Corridor Correspondence
April 5 reports Morgan Clark buying Se Seneree there week. The Davis family moves. Miss Sarah Exebom of Titusville visits her ill mother in Warren. Mr Henry returns on May 23 with a bride, Pan Rowe sends best wishes. Wedding prayers at Mr August Johnson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Clark
Se Seneree
Sarah Peri Exebom
Titusville
Warren
Henry Wee
Pan Rowe
August Johnson
Local Notes from Sugar Grove on April Vacation Week
Sugar Grove reports W X MecCollin returning from State college for a week of vacation. Mrs F B Jackson and children from ca Oealous visit her mother. Local businesses see changes as Mrs Mickleson sells millinery to Eva Clark and Bros buy D N Stilson grocery. Joe Weltrips from Oberlin visits Vv. Vivian Wheelock from Corry enters school here. Geo Woodard goes to Clarion for State Normal study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
W. X. MecCollin
State College
F. B. Jackson
Ca Oealous
Mickleson
Eva Clark
Bros
Croceny
D. N. Stilson
Saga the Young
Forest Street
Joe Weltrips
Oberlin, O
Vivian Wheelock
Corry
Geo. Woodard
Clarion
State Normal School
Local Moves and Community Updates in Wrightsville
April notes show Mr and Mrs Carl Smith moving to Lotteville with more relocations expected. Warren Chipman and family live with daughter Mrs John Gross while Mrs Chipman remains ill. G J Wright Calvin Wright visited Eureka March 26. Mrs Fred Sliter tends her sick mother. Mrs M E Sliter toured for Easter. Sugar social at Wrightsville House benefited Rev Mr Whippo and drew a crowd. School closes tomorrow. Miss Hallam's pupils also finish. Lester Wright returns from Pleasantville. F M Thompson, homebound, starts to regain mobility with Dr Davis visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Smith
Lotteville
Warren Chipman
John Gross
Chipman
G. J. Wright
Calvin Wright
Eureka
Fred Sliter
M. E. Sliter
Wrightsville House
Mr. Whippo
Hallam
Lester Wright
Pleasantville
F. M. Thompson
Davis
Local Social News From Will Rowland’s and Nearby Towns
A sugar party took place at Will Rowland’s near Lander. Guests included Mrs. Jeanett King and daughter Jennie from Jackson Run visiting Mrs. J. G. Fletcher. Eva Nelson of Warren is visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. P Greenland for a few weeks. A surprise birthday gathering was held for Mr. Peterson. Alex Lawson and Miss Mable Clark are back from Warren for a short vacation. The infant Eritia Deming died Sunday of lung inflammation. George Bailey of Irvineburg visited Petersons, as did Alvander Putnam and family. L. F. Norton left for Sugar Grove to study at the seminary. F. E. Hodges of Lander, agent for Huber Machine Co., returned from Pittsburg. J. J. Wilson moved his family to the old Rhines farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rowland’s
Lander
Jeanett King
Jennie
Jackson Run
J. G. Fletcher
Eva Nelson
Warren
H. P
Greenland
Peterson
Mable Clark
Great Cash
Eria
L. F. Deming
George Bailey
Irvineburg
Peter Peterson
Alvander Putnam
Dell
Marshtown
L. D. Scranton
Scranton Hollow
E. E. Thompson
L. F. Norton
Sugar Grove
F. E. Hodges
New Huber Machine Co
Pittsburg
J. J. Wilson
Old Rhines Farm
Venango Local Deaths And Regional Updates
Mrs. Hanna Dailey aged 102 dies at the county farm in Venango county. A Coudersport court fines fifteen jurors two dollars each for leaving the courtroom. New pensions granted to Jonathan Sweet Gilbert Crandall Wm C Smith and B B Long seeks bankruptcy. Heine's bank of Silver Creek fails with 300 creditors valued at 150000. Union City to pave main street this summer. A rural Bellefonte mother excuses son with a letter about a scratched shirt. Clarion river rafting opens with 1 500 000 cubic feet projected. D A V P Ry to relay 30 miles of track with 65 lb rails. Western New York Pennsylvania railroad dispute leads to widespread strikes. Erie Presbytery Spring meeting set for Cambridge Springs with hospitality by the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanna Dailey
Venango County
Coudersport
Morrison
Jonathan Sweet
Sugar Run
Gilbert B. Crandall
Wm.c. Smith
Spring Creek
B. B. Long
Chautauqua County
Sinclairville
Heine
Bank of
Silver Creek
N. Y
Dun
Union City
Bellefonte
Clarion River
Cassadaga
Falconer
Warren
Western New York & Pennsylvania Railroad
Oil City
Erie Presbytery
Cambridge Springs
Obituary and local notes from Youngsville
Mrs. L. C. Nor way died Tuesday morning after a period of invalidism. Local schools report poor winter averages due to sickness and bad weather. Residents discuss garden seed quality and civic notices. Thomas Haliday and wife move into Mrs. Fitch's house. Dr. Cobb to occupy Swanson's building, dental parlors downstairs. Last Sunday’s Pennsylvania Grit features Mr. W. J. Mead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
L. C. Norway
Thomas Haliday
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Henry E. Brown
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Epp. E. Brown
Geo. R. Brown
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FuuiMan Bros
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Mr. Miller
Richard B
Cynthia Catlin‘ Miller
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Homer Dalrymple
Hugh Miller
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Kate Horn
Internal Revenue
McKean
Sugar Grove Cemetery
A. Woodside
E. B
Jarvis & Baker's
T. O. Slater & CO
Stearns
Tiger
Crown
the Warren Savings Bank
A. J. Haseltine
C. W. Beaty
G. B. Ensworth
Geo. H. Jackson
L. B. Wood
James Clark
Charles W. Stone
MB Dunham
L. BR. Freeman
C. Sigel
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