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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1901
Page
8
Local items report Corry gaining six rural mail routes by May, Franklin expanding a soap plant and hosting May reception for Gov Stone, Jamestown Dairy Board of Trade elected officers, and Miss Mame Stroup winning a mandamus case against the county superintendent to require teacher examinations.
Several changes among P R R Co employees at this place. Chas A Wilson leaves for Cassadaga N Y. T C Gary takes his yard post and Harry Gillespie takes Garys place on the warehouse platform. Quarterly meeting at M E church presided by Elder Graham. Love feast at 10 with sacrament for about sixty five communicants. Daniel Ruhlman sold lumber rafts to Tionesta buyers and delivered them. Mails through Irvine post office total 9637 pounds since Feb 20. Paul Smyser from York arrived in Irvineton to view C M Agrelius mill lumber for possible purchase. Luther J Snow advertising sale of stock and implements to move to Wyoming Territory. Road work begun in Brokenstraw Twp by G W Thompson. Local landlord Chas J Lallmang reports night thefts. villagers urge strong action. Mrs. Clark Southworth very ill with consumption. Christian women assist. J B Moore of Garland started his mill after purchasing Walter McKinney lumber tract. M E Church missionaries hold social at Mrs Nelson Mead Apr 8. Apr 10 Mrs Southworth died at 3 am. interment in Crawford Co. Blanche Brogan home from Jamestown. Electa Marlett and son Ray visited Lydia Fellows. Lizzie Hale moved back to her own place. Grange Hall dance Apr 12. supper and dance $1. Mr and Mrs Benj Marsh visited Jim Martins.
Will Damon and family returned from Nansen Pennsylvania after the winter. Mrs D F A Wheelock of Warren visited her father David O Smith. Mrs Chas Schramling came back from Buffalo after three weeks with daughter Mrs Jones Smith. Miss Smith rushed to Franklinville New York for a brother’s illness. Butter sold at 20 cents per pound eggs 12 cents a dozen maple sugar 7 cents per pound syrup 7 5 cents a gallon. Sugar season near end farmers prep fields. Easter exercises at M E Church Sunday morning, services for the present quarter in the morning.
April notes report school closure, new term for Eldred Hill starting May 1 with Miss Ethel Olmstead as teacher. Easter services at the M E church drew hearty applause for children and Willie Fenton. Remains of Cyrel Mudge brought from Bells Tennessee for burial at West Spring Creek.
April updates from Corydon McKean county highlight school terms ended with strong programs. Miss Minnie Griffin and Miss Georgia Woodbeck lead successful classrooms with new flags and literary programs. The Tome and other schools report closures, salary concerns, and teacher dedication amid snow and illness. Community figures, plays, a creamery, and local visits accompany praise for faithful educators.
Glen Cone lost a valuable cow last week. The Misses Nellie and Addie Atkins returned home from Frewsburg Monday. EK. J. Hale and family spent Easter at.
Rev. Mr. Perry of Kane Pa lectured Friday at the sheet chapel on The New and Miss Levina Perry joined her brother for a visit. E W Stilson teaching near Philadelphia returns home for Easter. A teachers local institute met at Seminary chapel with many present. Prof MacGowan and Supt Gunning of Warren spoke. Miss Carrie Cumming returns to post office work after a one week illness absence.
Distressing kidney and bladder trouble relieved in six hours by New Great South American Kidney Cure. It relieves pain in bladder kidneys and back for both sexes and helps retention of water almost immediately. Sold by Dertzel and Saner druggists Warren, Pa.
Advertisement notes fifty trimmed hats discounted by a quarter on Saturday April 13. Prices shown in plain figures, not inflated for the sale, at the Bon Ton Millinery Store. Also mentions an Era story about William Anderson, Bradford native, noting his English origin and a long-ago death near Willow Creek with forgotten iron box money. Includes customer testimonial on Rheumatic Remedy and药 Phillips Drug Co. availability.
Jacob Keller, the Tailor, announces new spring and summer skirts and stylish millinery from Miss Sill in Warren. Promotes home union tailors, warns against sweat-shop work, and invites examination of latest fashions. Fehman Bros offer dinner sets and bonds for sale at the MAIL office with legal blanks in full stock.
For a brief period we give away every twelfth pair of shoes for advertising. You pay no more during this sale and receive the lowest cash price. New spring goods arrive daily and we can meet every want in shoes. We are strong in patent kid and patent calf shoes.
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