Reopened Jamestown Board of Trade and Local Notices
The Jamestown board of trade reopened Monday last. A pension was granted to Henry Pilling of Sugar Grove for $18. Eric will spend over $200000 on summer street paving. L C Baker sold his Columbus store to Cady Brothers. The Erie Dispatch office sold to Charles H Strong with S C Walker as manager. Edinboro Normal praised. catalog requests. John F Bigler principal. The Shffield National Bank authorized to begin business with $25000 capital, C H Smith president and G L Norlock cashier. Jamestown pioneer Lewis Hall died aged 87. Auction of Jersey cattle in Busti yielded $36 average per head. Sugar Grove to get telephone franchises. Home Telephone Co and NY & Pa Co eager to serve. A sacred concert at Sugar Grove Seminary Chapel noted. Clarion State Normal School praised for its term. Youngsville Citizen notes property moves and local residences. Grapes in Chautauqua district rising to $18 a ton. 480000 new grape roots planned at $10000. TidioUTe News covers visits and travels. two handsome men mistaken for each other in McKean county. Sugar Grove Record details land dispute near Dr Woodard. sheriff involved. rural free delivery efforts from Youngsville via Hill and Pittfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Dispatch
Charles H. Strong
S. C. Walker
Crawford County
Edinboro Normal
John F. Bigler
Randolph
N. Y
Comptroller of the Currency
Shffield National Bank
C. H. Smith
G. L. Norlock
Lewis Hall
Chautauqua County
Jamestown
James Hall
Jersey
Amos Wilcox
Busti
C. EK. Rexford
Sugar Grove
Home Telephone Co
Sugar Grove Seminary Chapel
Jacob Keller Tailor Offers Large Range of Fashionable Cloths
The store displays an immense assortment of the latest cloths for suits trousers and overcoats and can please the most particular in quality and price. An especially fine lot of cloths for ladies skirts. No sweat shop work. Good honest work by home union tailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keller
Home Union
It Kills the Dirt GOOD Soap Exalted by Warren Co.
An old advertisement extols GOOD Soap as pure and white like bridal roses. It claims to leave fabrics colorfast, kill dirt wherever it goes, and promote cleanliness and rest, attributed to the Warren Specialty Co of Warren Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Specialty Co
Warren, Pa
Local notes from North Clarendon April updates
County correspondence lists townsfolk on various errands visits and illnesses. Entries mention births meals and social events plus notable travel to Warren Jamestown Corry and Kane with several local visitors and a prize rifle winner. A supper for Rev Langdon and a degree conferring meeting are noted along with a jailhouse visit and a lodge event.
Community Notes from Corydon and Surrounding Areas
April 8 updates from Elk Township Corydon and Warren recount social events. Dance attendance from Warren, school progress briefs, upcoming Sunday school convention set for April 18 and 19, and local filings. Local figures Rev I N Williams recovering from a fall and teachers Miss Fitzpatrick and Miss Griffin praised for successful terms. Public entertainment by Rebekah order planned and Mrs C L Teeter listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schuler
Elk Twp
Corydon
Ray Wilcox
Warren
Carl Odell
George Odell
William Doughty
Boyd Marsh
Advanced Department of the Public Schools
Mothers’ Club
C. Daniels
Doughty Bros
Kinzua
I. N. Williams
Mary Brant
Ruth Fitzpatrick
Minnie Griffin
McKean Co
Miss Griffin
Miss Fitzpatrick
Rebekah Order
C. L. Teeter
George Brew Rites and Local Community News
George Brew died at his Corry home on April 2 at age 72 after twenty nine years in town. Six sons attended his funeral at the Catholic church and Mrs. Brew with son Martin may remain. J W Baker Post and W R C plan a camp-fire April 9 to honor Appomattox. Mrs. Walter Lamona seeks Corry Hospital care for a tumor. operation succeeded and recovery expected. Earl Johnson moves near Garland to work on the John Moore farm this year. Edinboro School attracts many teachers including Miss Mary Zeeb and Daisy Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brew
Corry
Brew
Martin
J. W. Baker Post
Appomattox
Walter Lamona
Corry Hospital
Earl Johnson
Garland
John Moore
Edinboro
Mary Zeeb
Daisy Ates
Local mill activity and business ties reported
Burch and Mead began sawing logs at their mill this week with a large stock. Mechanics and farmers show signs of prosperity as more machinery and corn planters arrive. Robert Burch moves into the Hardinger house, and Geo Ripley partners with Wynn of Lottsville in hardware. Frank Woodard’s little son dies Thursday. Ethel Simmons, daughter of Elbert Simmons, is ill with pneumonia. Road warrants are being prepared by road commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Woodard
Ethel Simmons
Elbert Simmons
John Spencer Moves Onto John Lindsey Farm
John Spencer and his family have moved onto the John Lindsey farm at Chandler's Valley. The Lutheran Literary Society held an entertainment and supper last Friday evening to good effect. Refreshments included fish and bread, coffee, crackers and cheese, pies, and warm sugar. Francis Jones returned to his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Spencer
John Lindsey
The
Lutheran Literary Society
Francis Jones
Real Estate Transfers Recently Recorded
Property transfers listed for Warren and surrounding towns show multiple deeds filed. Transactions include buyers and sellers such as East Warren R. E. Co. to John Erickson and Great Nat' Pet. Co. to S. R. York, with varied sums from 1 to 4 thousand dollars in Warren, Brokenstraw, Columbus, and neighboring areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Warren
Great Nat’! Pet. Co
S. R. York
Brokenstraw
W. D. Kinnear
D. D. Fox
Same
Youngsville
Clark Fellers
J. P. Regerius
Warren
T. J. Daily
Michael Keiley
Catherine M. Hornstatt
Mary S. Dalrymple
Conewango
Robert Andrews
Henry Dunn
L. B. Wood Co
Wm. Brown
Eldred
Treas
Warren Co
Warren Savings Bank
Spring Creek
Olive W. McNitt
E. P. Garber
L. A
Sarah J. Scott
Mead
Frank O. Ayling
Adelia Southworth
Columbus
Emma Williams
Alfred Cady
John van Green
L. L. Hunter
J. Alfred Anderson
Deerfield
John Schueltz
Belle F. Schuler
M. B. Dunham
Rhoda B. Gibson
Edward Anderson
John Cranwell
Sheffield
T. J. Vandergrift
T. H. Ellis
Cherry Grove
J. W. McClune
Charles Olson
Amey Olson
Eik
R. E. Gray
John T. Gray
R. A. Love
Melchior Abplanalph
Glade
Richard Collins
W. J. Pedlow, Jr
J. H. Olmstead
S. H. Stevens
A. H. Olmstead
R. D. Stevens
J. M. Tarbox
Wm. T. Smith
Pittsfield
Robert Dingman
Thomas Dingman
Emma Taylor
Auction Sale of Hickory Street Livery Stock
Owing to conversion to stores the Hickory Street Livery Stable sells its entire stock at public auction at 224 Hickory Street Warren Pa on Saturday April 19 1902 starting 10 A M. The sale includes 25 horses carriage gear nets harnesses robes and stable fixtures with terms per cash five dollars or less sums three to twelve months on approved paper for larger amounts. B O Smith auctioneer A S Dalrymple clerk Bagnall and MacPherran attendees speculative locals only.
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Hickory Street
Warren
B. O. Smith
A. S. Dalrymple
Warren County School Directors Meet to Choose Superintendent
The Triennial Convention of School Directors calls Warren County Directors to meet at the Court House in Warren at 2 PM on the first Tuesday in May 1902 to select by viva voce a county superintendent for the next three years and report the result to the State Superintendent in Harrisburg. Orlo J. Gunning, County Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Co
Court House
Warren
Harrisburg
Orlo J. Gunning
100 Tons Wanted Cash for Old Goods by Robert Johnson
Rob ert Johnson offers cash for old rubber boots and tires brass lead zinc copper boilers and bottoms free of iron or wire. Items sought include wringer rollers circular packing hoses and bursted tires. Pickup at Watson Avenue near Boss Wagon Shop between Second and Third streets. evenings at the Mansion House. Art Job Printing of the Mail Office notes accurate full count and reasonable prices.
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Watson Avenue
Boss Wagon
Mansion House
Metzger and Hogan Special Bargains in Dress Goods
A brisk sale list from Metzger and Hogan highlights discounts on dress fabrics 50 to 60 inches wide, towels, towels sets, Turkish bath linen, men’s hosiery and undergarments, linens, seersuckers, dimities, silks, curtains, bed spreads, carpets, and ladies suits. Prices span from 5c to 25c and beyond, with multiple patterns and styles emphasized for quick purchase.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hon. L. C. Baker
Cady Brothers
McDowell
Albert Smith
C. S. Mead
C. E. Pettis
Pierson
Chautauqua
Tipdioute
E. W. Stebbins
Ripley
John Siggins
H. H. Evans
Washingon
D. C
Senator Cumings
Philadelphia
H. H. Cumings, Jr
Rome
McKean County
Lucius Rogers
Kane
Major Hawkins
Bradford
Woodard
Oe Hill
Pittfeld
North Clarendon
E. W. Moore
E. F. Fralick
F. Holley
Guilford
Sam. Millard
J. Crowley
J. R. Wolfe
G. M. Hill
Cochranton
Eva Corbin
Lyda Gabriel
Charlie Burch
Henry House
Ida Rockey
Dollie Colvin
J. McMahan
Tom Farr
A. Bosworth
Elmer Turner
Mr. McKnight
Della Drain
Rupley
Roy
Neigh
Levi McNett
Titusville
Charles
Fern ,Bucklin
Ruth Ransom
Mrs. Platt
M. K. Newton
Fred Haumesser
Lewie Learn
A. Niver
Clarence Nelson
Glade Run
Frank Sweet
Russell
Ladies Aid
Christenson
Kelley
Langdon
Valley Grange
Alma Soggs
North Warren
Dupree
Charles Berg
Duhlings
T. Akins
Chandler’s Valley
Bagnall & Macpherran
Robert Johnson
Metzger & Hogan
Royal Worcester
Mhtager & Hogan the Big Store
Allen’s Cash Shoe Store
Liberty Street
N. Greenland & Son
Ridgway
Eberhart & Miller
Water Street
Suspension Bridge
Maybank’s
MAY Bank & Coo
Hammond Iron Works
Struthers Sta
Tion
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