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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1897

Page

4

Improvement planned for old chair factory site in Warren

Samuel Peterson will tear down the old chair factory opposite the D. A. W. P. R. R. depot to divide the ground into building lots. The plan is described as a grand improvement for Warren. The town also hosts a National Bicycle Racing Association meeting at Recreation Park around July 13 with prize money and top riders in attendance.

Samuel Peterson Warren National Bicycle Racing Association Recreation Park

Excellent Showing In Warren Church Receipts 1996 97

The Presbyterian Church of Warren reports its largest annual receipts from April 1996 to April 1997. Key totals include Home Missions 2 61477, Foreign Missions 9 34, Bible Society 19 05, Education 90 19, Sabbath School 55 32, Church Erection 56 58, and miscellaneous 6903 09, culminating in a grand total of 35198 77.

Presbyterian Church of Warren Bible Society Freedmen’s Missions

Easter Services and Parades Highlight Community Week

Sunny Easter attendance at churches featured 6:30 a.m. services and large gatherings. Episcopal collections reached 203 for pews, Sunday school mite boxes yielded 115. Pennsylvanias soldiers will march to New York April 26 under Gen. Gobin, with a Philadelphia excursion unaffected. Town Council meeting approved park shade trees, sidewalk work, and street improvements with bids invited. FEHLMAN BROS.

Episcopal Church Presbyterian Church Boro Messrs Cable, Mead Smith Central Park Indian Hollow Road Pine Street

Fhelman Ad Promises Low Prices in China and bone stock

The ad claims unbeatable prices and invites readers to call and inspect a large stock described as beautiful. It emphasizes availability in China and bone with a sales pitch style.

China Fehlman

Opening day set for Celeron season and fair dates

The notice lists the season opening for Celeron on Saturday May 29 1897 and notes the Pennsylvania State Fair will be held at Altoona September 6 to 11. It mentions family travel, local events, church and school news, and civic plans across Warren and nearby communities.

Tiona Mr. Hiker Washington, D. C A. R. Taylor Pennsylvania Altoona Lily Dale

Senator Quay Targets Seneca Oil Lease Fraud Claims

Senator Quay presses a Senate inquiry into the Seneca Oil Company lease on Seneca land, alleging bribes and liquor influenced the 1893 and 1894 actions. He argues Indians as a group were cheated of dues and that ratification clauses were struck from the appropriation bill. The measure moves to the House after Senate action.

Senator Quay Seneca Oil Company Daniel Shongo Congress Seneca Council Shongo Station William Barker Senate House

Street railway plan from Pleasantville to Hydetown

Warren capitalists back a proposed electric street railway from Pleasantville to Hydetown with a Titusville survey. Capt. D. F. A. Wheelock and three assistants mapped the route and expect operations to begin in a few days with a target opening by October.

New Street Railroad Warren Pleasantville Hydetown Titusville D. F. A. Wheelock Franklin Warren Road Pine Creek

Equitable Aid Union appoints assignee for creditors

Supreme officers announce the order's failure and name Hon. C. C. Thompson of Warren as assignee. February and March deaths plus nonpayment of assessments are cited. Court proceedings in Erie before Judge Walling debated enlarging the Receiver of Class A Chauncey A. Rogers to cover all assets. petitions by Roger Sherman withdrawn. The record references Riverside Fish and Oyster Co. and Balteitiger block associates.

Equitable Aid Union C. C. Thompson Warren Erie Wall Mayville Roger Sherman, Esq

Correspondence From April 20 Reports Local Incidents

The note describes a late Friday event at Cat tle ok and a horse alam Kane, eleven candidates, and a Sans with fifty members. Oscar Swanson attempted a flash photograph for Penn Tanning Co clerks and burned fingers. Sheffield council R. T. members visited Warren to view beautified work. Sneak thieves targeted South side residences and Will LeRoy searched for breakfast after a cellar visit.

Stowe Catt le Ok Shes Alam Kane Sans Oscar Swanson Penn Tanning Co Sheffield Supercare Will LeRoy

Lander Notes Include School Entertainment and Moves

The Lander community reports an entertainment at McKitrick's hall by the Lander school and a closing of H. H. Mix's school. Several residents are listed as ill or moving, including Mrs. J. E. Rowland and Henry Parker. Local officials note a daily mail delivery and F. E. Smith’s visit as mail route contractor.

Lander McKitrick’s M. E J. K. Houghnot H. H. Mix McKitrick Mix & Son J. E. Rowland Asa Stanton Fred Rich Nelson Preston J. D. Arird Jamestown F. E. Smith O. P. Thompson North Warren Coanetey Richard Fosburg Chas. Parker George Lyon

Local Social Notes From Sanford Garland and Grand Valley

Misses Della Lubold and Addie Goodwill returned home after visiting friends and relatives at Sanford Garland and Grand Valley. Mrs A Lubold and son Charley stayed with Mrs E Knapp of Garfield. Marvin Mathill welcomed a thirteen pound boy. Frank Woodard moved his family to Davis Mill for summer oil work.

Della Lubold Addie Goodwill Sanford Garland Grand Valley A. Lubold Charley E. Knapp Garfield Mr. Beaver J. W. Wilkins A. F. Goodwill Wheeler Marvin Mathill M. L. Davis W. R. Davis Warren Edward Woodard

Local notices and family movements in town

April 20 update notes Mrs. Warren Chipman frail. Judson from Waterford visiting Mrs. Bush. adoption interest by Mr. and Mrs. Gross of a Warren child from the Children’s Aid Society. Maccabees meet in McArthur's Hall. Wright’s Hall now a gym. Derrick Nelson moves to his father’s farm. Frank Nelson to Charles Wheelock farm Lottsville. J F me to Helen McKelvy’s near Sugar Grove. Colds and sore throats prevalent.

John Gross Children’s Aid Society Warren Warren Chipman Judson Waterford Bush Te Maccabees McArthur G. J. Wright Derrick Nelson Frank Nelson Charles Wheelock Lottsville J. F. Me Helen McKelvy Sugar Grove

Spring Creek News and Updates

April 20 notes a sick child of Mrs. Raubnault and local school in Eldred Hill taught by Miss Kate Boyce. Easter services held at M E and Congregational churches with Ren Anna Morse and Esther Donaldson performing a duet. Judge Noyes supported licensing despite 574 residents opposing. license granted amid outrage and petitions. Charles Morton’s mill restarted Monday. Hosford returns from Clearfield. town grateful for his visit.

Spring Creek Raubnault Eldred Hill Kate Boyce M. E Renanna Morse Esther Donaldson Hosfod Clearfield Charles Morton Noyes

Warren High School Class Of 97 Honors and Officers

The graduating class includes twenty two members with nine young men and thirteen young women. Officers are President William S. Clark Vice President Eugene Arnold Secretary and Treasurer Katheryn O’Hern. Colors are white and violet. Commencement date not fixed. Names listed include Eugene Arnold Clarence Arnold Will Clark Perry Heger ty Thomas Jenkins Edward Johnson Francis Lyons Edwin Norris Arnett Thompson and Misses Belle Boyce Agnes Cook Maude Critchlow Clara Eckhardt Grace Edgett May Hackney Edith Hazeltine Mysta Hill Lillian Lemmon Helen Lissner Katheryn O’Hern Harriet Rogers Alice Wilson.

Warren High School Wm. S. Clark Eugene Arnold Katheryn O’hern Clarence Arnold Will Clark Perry Hegerty Thomas Jenkins Edward Johnson Francis Lyons Edwin Norris

New Borough Created If June Court Grants Plan

Grand Valley would become a borough if the application scheduled for the next June Court is approved. J. W. Wiggins, Esq. acts as attorney for the applicants.

New Boroques Grand Valley J. W. Wiggins, Esq

Hulls Catarrh Cure Testimonial Letter 1886 Toledo Firm

Frank J Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney Co in Toledo Ohio swears to pay 100 dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hulls Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason confirms this on December 6 1886. Cure taken internally acts on blood and mucous. Sold by druggists 75 cents. Hall’s Family Pills advertised as best.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank Jener F. J. Cheney & Co Hull Frank J. Cheney A. W. Gleason Hall

Tailor Jacob Keller Offers Quality Garments at Low Prices

A cheerful note highlights Jacob Keller the artistic tailor selling good serviceable stylish clothes at surprisingly low costs with perfect fit.

Jacob Keller

Glaseware Order Adobo Clarification

Fragmentary market notice offers a glassware order inquiry. The text mentions calling to place an order and mentions a large quantity but lacks clear names, dates, or addresses.

Real Estate Transfers for Week Ending April 21 1887

Real estate transfers listed include D Gardner and wife to C D Barnum Mead for 1800 dollars. Wm M Jackson to Robert Dingman Spring Creek 150. Asa L Mosher and wife to Wm J Sterritt Farmington 2000. John B Pierce to NYCHRB Company valued land improvements. Mrs Henry Gunn et al to Marsden Terry Pittsfield 500. Geo Folkman sheriff to Christian Smith Glade 100. Christian Smith to Louisa Folkman Warren 250. Lansing D Wetmore and wife to Carrie Y Horton Warren 1250. Anna Watson Syms et al to same Warren 1250. Kate Groh to Harry D Jackson Warren 300. Willard J Smith and wife to John A Carlson Pleasant 1. Elizabeth W Conway et al to Arthur Smith Mead 750. J F Schoellkopf et al to Jerry Crary Kinzua 1. Hannah Terry et al to Alice Gunn Deerfield 1000. Henry Lawless and wife to Michael Glasby Warren 1. Margaret Bradley et al to same Warren 1.

D. Gardner C. D. Barnum Mead Wm. M. Jackson Robert Dingman Spring Creek Asa L. Mosher Wm. J. Sterritt Farmington John B. Pierce Geo. Folkman Christian Smith Glade Louisa Folkman Warren Lansing D. Wetmore Carrie Y. Horton Anna Watson Syms Same Kate Groh Harry D. Jackson Willard J. Smith John A. Carlson Pleasant Elizabeth W. Conway Arthur Smith J. F. Schoellkopf Jerry Crary Kinzua Hannah Terry Alice Gunn Deerfield Henry Lawless Michael Glasby Margaret Bradley

Local Nuptials Across Warren and Nearby Towns

In Warren and surrounding areas a series of monthly marriages were performed in April 1897. Christian Johnson and Rhoda E. Lyon wed at First M E Church parsonage in Warren. Charles L. Cook and Ellen Busk married at First Lutheran Church. William A. Barrett and Bertha Brown tied the knot in Erie. E F Peterson and Ora Mahan wed near Lander at the groom’s parents home. J W Engstrum of Tidioute married Anna A Sundquist in Jamestown New York.

Lander Engstrum Sundquist Jamestown N. Y P. Martinson J. W. Engstrum Tidioute Anna A. Sundquist

Obituary notices from Titusville and Warren area

Obituaries report Frederick Peitler of Titusville aged 22 who died of consumption after returning from Warren, with Maccabees lodge members attending his funeral. Also noted are T F Downs of Kinzua aged 37 and Fabian Artzner of Warren aged 60 dying after brief illness, with funeral details given for Downs.

Peitler Titusville Frederick Peitler Warren Warren Maccabees Lodge W. A. Hyatt

One Fare Round Trip to New York April 23-26

New York Central offers a single round trip fare to New York valid for travel April 23 to 26 and return no later than May 4. Tickets on most trains except Nos. 50 51 Empire State Express No. 22 Chicago Limited and No. 35 Fast Mail. Dedication ceremonies at Grant's tomb April 27 with a grand review by the President. For tickets contact New York Central agents or H. Parry Buffalo NY.

New York New York Central Empire State Express Grant United States H. Parry Buffalo N. Y

Ice Water Ice Orders Pickup Notice

All orders for pure spring water ice left at W. U. Telegraph office or corner Hickory and Fourth streets will receive prompt attention. awe E. CLEMONS.

Polk Venango County Philadelphia Meadville Northern Pacific Railroad Land Department Warren W. U. Telegraph Office Hickory and Fourth Streets

Penfield Carpet Cleaning Advertises in Warren

Penfield Carpet Cleaning operates in the rear of Mansion House with E. W. Sealy as manager. The firm cleans and lays carpets with a guarantee of satisfaction. Orders may be left at Mansion House or at A. A. Davis & Co. 308 Second Street, Warren Steam Laundry 6 10 Penna Ave, Riwa & Stevens Rogers block, or J. S. Bayer 440 Water Street.

Penfield Mansion House E. W. Sealy A. A. Davis & Co Second Street Warren Steam Laundry Penna. Ave Riwa & Stevens Rogers J. S. Bayer Water Street

Wallpaper stock of W C Rowland & Sons in Warren

W C Rowland and Sons offer the largest and most complete wallpaper stock in Warren with new designs added regularly. Before buying, customers are urged to inspect the stock at the Exchange block location.

W. C. Rowland & Sons Warren W.C Rowland & Sons Exchange

Special trains for visitors from Ridgway to Kane

The Pennsylvania Railroad Co will run excursion trains for visitors from Ridgway at 9 30 a m Johnsonburg 9 50 Rolfe 9 55 Wilcox 10 05 Sergeant 10 17 arriving Kane 10 30 Returning leaves Kane 11 p m for Ridgway and Youngsville with intermediate stops Excursion tickets sold at greatly reduced rates from Renovo Youngsville and intermediate stations valid only on day of issue on special or regular trains

Pennsylvania Railroad Co Ridgway Johnsonburg Rolfe Wilcox Sergeant Kane Youngsville Renovo

Nation's Debt to a Hero Grant Tomb Excursion

Erie R line announces a dedication excursion to New York for the Grant tomb ceremony at Riverside Park. Tickets go on sale Sunday and Monday April 25 and 26, with round trip for $9 from Jamestown, limited fare, through May 4 1897. includes Pullman options and details from Erie agents or F H Garfield in Jamestown.

Grant Riverside Park New York Erie R. R. Co Jamestown N. Y Erie F. H. Garfield Jamestown N. Y

Cure Your Stomach With South American Nervine

Advertisement claims South American Nervine cures weak stomach and nerves quickly. It asserts universal efficacy and immediate relief, urging purchase at Joyes Drug Store in Warren, Pennsylvania.

Joyes Drug Store Warren

Sidewalk overhaul urged by TIPIOUTE council group

The sidewalk committee reports repairs are needed and the entire borough’s system may require rebuilding rather than patching. Citizens consider the scope of needed work as the council deliberates on proper action.

Tipioute Bear Lake Methodist W. H. Houghtling Wilson Hill Jacob Wilson

Grocery Price List Promises Savings For Shoppers

A local advertisement promotes low prices across groceries. Arbuckle's Coffee at 14 cents per pound, Rio and Java at 24 cents, Mocha and Java at 28 cents. Acme Soap eight bars for 25 cents, Starch eight pounds for 25 cents, tea around 50 to 60 cents per unit, lard at 6 cents, eight cent rice 5 cents, pepper and spices per box at 9 cents.

Arbuckle Rio Java

Grant Monument Tomb Dedication Excursion Tickets Offered

The Pennsylva nia Railroad Company announces excursion ticket sales for the Grant Monument Tomb dedication on April 27. From all line points except Pittsburg and Erie, April 26 departures apply. from Altoona Williamsporst and other divisions within 150 miles of New York, April 26 departures apply. return by May 4. Military and uniformed groups of 25+ on one ticket receive further reductions. Parade touted as the grandest military demonstration since the war with thousands of veterans and militiamen in line.

Pennsylvania New York City Gobin New York Philadelphia Quaker City Hulings Wheelock 16Th Regiment Warren Corry Erie Grant Pennsylvania Railroad Company Pittsburg Altoona Williamsport United States

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