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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1901
Page
8
The Warren Mail reports a Dunkirk man died after eating fourteen Easter eggs. Sheffield reports a scarlet fever outbreak with public schools closed for fumigation. Bradford smallpox cases decline. original patient recovered.
County notes report Homer D. Ensign leading a business trip to the Keystone Handle Co. plant at McLane under Mr. McCombs. The item also mentions local schooling notes, social visits, plays, revival plans, and a gunshot wound operation by Dr. Flatt.
April notes at the town include Ed Sweetland and Elmer Willet households settled in lodgings, Anna Foster's Hill side school closing on Good Friday, Glen Wright's phonograph, and a bridge collapse at Stony Run. The term finished after seven months with a well attended school entertainment and praise for teacher James E. Pelton. Dr Davis lost his horse from the hotel barn on a call, and Mrs Fancher’s trip included Cambridge Erie Meadville Franklin Cooperstown and Polk.
April 16 social and church updates. Families visiting relatives include Albert Peter son and Florence with Mrs. Jones, Simon Ekstrom with Andrew and Mrs. Ekstrom, and Mr. and Mrs. Davis of Sugargrove visiting the Wilsons. Rev. Smith of Sugargrove preached at U B Church. Illness calls bring home Johnson family from Warren. Hagle family traveled to Jamestown for Rev Hultgren funeral. Burials include Nelsons’ daughter Hilder of Erie. Mrs. Ford is reported on the gain.
C Cole the mail carrier moved from Robbins Hill to Dodge. Mrs Emerson Hale attended the funeral of Mrs Deck Wiltsie at Frewsburg. Edwin Owens returns from Minnesota to Ackley. A son was born to Mr and Mrs James Wiggins on April 2 1901. E H Fellows went to Jamestown Saturday.
April 16 report notes visitors C A Willson of Charlotte Centre and E R Clark of North Warren. D J Mahan moved to Miles farm west of Lander and Clarence Skinner plans Sugar Grove Township farm. Lewis Bragg died at his son’s home in Lander aged about 69. Civil War veteran to be buried from his son’s home. Mrs E G Wilcox of Lander was a guest.
Mrs. Southworth died last Wednesday and was laid to rest in Little Cooley Crawford County Pa beside her mother aided by Our County Commissioners G W Thompson and local ladies. Four children remain. Also noted: trout season opened with evidence of prior hunting, job moves and rail office changes, a priest’s departure to Randolph NY, raft crews reaching Pittsburg, Mrs Newbold’s Rome voyage, Charles Anderson’s hospital visit, and depot planning near the Y with passes for freight and depot space.
April 16 notes say cemeteries improved with new monuments. Ruth Scholton and Lulu Covel study at Sugar Grove. Frank Harding returned from Golanda New York where he worked in a creamery. Chauncy Spencer turned 83 April 11 and planted a tree. M. R. Sears of Warren visited town. D. C. Scott hosted Cuban relatives. W. H. Muzzey and wife returned from Philadelphia after winter.
A Ladies’ Fine Dongola Shoe offered at $1.25 and available at prices up to $4. The catalog lists the item with its affordable pricing options for shoppers seeking a quality shoe at modest cost.
Since the last report in May, twelve more customers at Allen's Cash Shoe Store have received a free pair. Names span multiple streets in Warren including Mrs. Butler Conewango Ave and Miss Kate Harrison Fifth St, with others from Hickory St Franklin St and Warren addresses continuing the program.
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by New Great South American Kidney Cure. It relieves bladder and back pain and retention of water almost immediately. Sold by Hertzel and Saner, Warren, a druggist.
Miss Sill opens headquarters in Warren offering the finest stylish and tasteful millinery as a centerpiece for refined headwear.
If in want of a Dinner Set don't buy one until you have seen ours. FEHLMAN Bros. Bonds for Supervisors and Town Treasurers for sale at the MALIS office. Full stock of legal blanks.
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces special reduced rates to Buffalo for the Pan American Exposition opening May 1. Tickets include 15 day and 10 day excursions from Pittsburg with return windows and varying prices, plus a $11.05 summer ticket and a $5.25 special excursion option. The line operates two through trains daily between Pittsburg and Buffalo.
Jacob Keller’s Tailor markets Spring and Summer Suitings with new cloths for ladies and home union tailoring. A letter from W Ransom of North Warren Pa tests Rheumatic Remedy, saying one bottle nearly cured him, product sold by Phillips Drug Co Warren Pa at 50 cents.
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