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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1903

Page

8

Salamanca to Get Cut Glass Factor y

Reports say Salamanca will host a new cut glass factory amid a string of regional notes. Other items include disease among cattle in Chautauqua county, the unresolved disappearance of Edwin Gibson in Meadville, Erie policemen considering a wage strike, Venango County bond bids, Easter freight pauses on two railways, Jamestown dog poisoning concerns, Ridgway housing growth, a Kinzua fire, a negligence ruling in Smethport, and a Northwestern Pennsylvania Medical Society formation set for Cambridge Springs.

Salamanca Chautauqua County Allegheny Valley Oil City Jamestown Ridgway Kinzua Nate Gibson J. Gibson Smethport Bradford Warren Mercer Venango Crawford Erie McKean Medical Society of Northwestern Pennsylvania Cambridge Springs

Tailor Jacob Keller Offers Bargain Cloth Lots

A large choice lot of cloths for men suits and ladies skirts and sacques sold cheap. Keller invites friends and patrons to call and select their choice bargains from his stock.

Jacob Keller

At Cost Closing Out Cloths for Rainy Day Skirts

Jacob Keller the Tailor offers 1000 yards of cloth in 30 shades for cash only, closing out stock at cost.

Jacob Keller

Engraved Stationery Styles Shown at The Mail Office

Latest fashionable engraved stationery featured with samples and prices at The Mail Office.

Poultry and Local Notices Highlight Market Deals

Pure Ground Bone for sale cheap at E HINCKLEY meat market on Hickory Street. Struthers Hotel Barn now run by John Stinger to serve farmers horses. Engraved cards and wedding announcements at THE MAIL office. KERTCHER offers trimmed millinery. Lyon’s Cash Grocery advertises fresh groceries at low prices.

E. Hinckley Hickory Street Struthers Hotel John Stinger Kertcher’s Lyon

Easter Quiet and Local Changes in Irvington

Irvington April notes show Mrs. E W Holmes and son visiting from Warren, new D A V P agent S E Smith moving into J Hughes residence, and landlords Jackson and Goss praised for license continuances. Easter sermons praised. river fishing reports caution against law violations. Changes include Owen Kearney moving to Oil City, Charles Nelson reassigned, and landlord Carmichael planning a Tidioute home. Tax issues arise from higher teacher salaries and a new iron bridge funding burden on the township.

E. W. Holmes and Son Warren Jennie Ault F. R. Persons Fredonia N. Y S. E. Smith J. Hughes Mr. Jackson Arcade E. W. Goss Windsor Hotels Allegheny Owen Kearney Oil St Charles F. Nelson Round Brokenstraw Youngsville

Corydon Epworth delegates attend Mt Jewett convention

Rev Dean and wife attended the Epworth League convention at Mt Jewett representing Corydon as delegates. James Griffin, Corydon’s landlord, was seen in Warren. James Turney succeeds with harvest machine sales. Vivian Anderson starts Corydon public school attendance. Grange meeting held Monday with prosperity noted. Dr C C Flatt plants shrubbery around his property. Mrs H M Crooks and granddaughter Katie return from Girard. Horace Sunderlin remains ill. Various local visits and a church Easter confirmation reported.

Dean Epworth League Mt. Jewett Corydon League James Griffin Corydon Warren James Turney Vivian Anderson Clair Burgett Red House George Whitcomb Grange C. C. Flatt H. M. Crooks Katie Girard Horace Sunderlin Derr F. Morrison

Easter surprise party for the Greens hosts and guests

Friends and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Green held a surprise party on Easter evening. Maple sugar and coffee accompanied refreshments. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Doughty C. L. Martin and family S. D. Ruhlman and family Mrs. M. E. Sherman Francis McGill Nat. Holt and J. E. Morse and family. All enjoyed the evening.

J. M. Green W. J. Doughty C. L. Martin S. D. Ruhlman M. E. Sherman Francis McGill Nat. Holt J. E. Morse

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