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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1902
Page
7
Neighborhood notes report Kane's Y M C A building work beginning with local plans. The Sugar Grove car departures and other region updates include rail, postal changes, rural delivery expansions, and community developments across Bradford and Warren areas.
County correspondence reports convalescences among Mrs L Tome Georgia Woodbeck and others. Rebekah lodge initiates four candidates and books more for April 26. Local moves include Porter Brown to Warren State Hospital and McCombs overseeing Edinboro state buildings. Odd Fellows to mark 83rd anniversary with a church sermon April 25. Sunday school convention praised. several residents noted visiting, teaching, and moving. Market prices listed: butter 26c, eggs 15c, potatoes 70c per bushel.
Mr and Mrs Frank Casey welcome a daughter born Monday April 21. Postmaster Jackson attended Warren business Tuesday. Miss Mildred Homer of Kinza visiting sister Mrs A H Gallup. Mrs D M Jackson of Weldbank visited Tuesday. Miss Nellie Kinnear from Warren visiting Miss Kate Kinnear. Miss Anna A Jackson sold mill property near Penn a station to Wright Shaw. Wright and family from Wrightsville will move here. Mr Shaw a Warren businessman. Andrews Bros Garland purchased A F Swanson store and move stock here. Karl and Khlar Andrews to reside here. Friends wish them prosperity. George Spinner and wife of Warren visited Sunday. John Cable of Warren visited Tuesday. T J Thom of Grand Valley stayed with Gladys Mercy Sunday. Miss Ellen Siggins finished school at Irvine Run. KE S Martindale and wife moved here from Warren.
April 23 brief items report W. M. Delamater and Ivan Samuelson moving Rev. Langdon and family goods to Sugar Grove, Mrs. Gage visiting Jamestown, F. L. Darling and Alfred Spencer losing two cows to milk fever, Mrs. Henry Peterson returning from Kane, R. T. Jones and wife at a Jamestown funeral, and a basket social at Darling's hall April 29 to raise sidewalk funds with lunch baskets invited.
Migsy Myrtle Cornelius spent Sunday with friends in Tiona. Mrs N B Miller and daughter Flora visited Union City. Dr Bagnall and family from Warren were town visitors. Roy Thompson of Warren spent Sunday with friends. Charles Hubbard broke his leg while Wrestling. Lew Slater of Sheffield was in town on business Monday. A Harris went to Corry Sunday. Mrs F L Knight visited Maching New York. J Saxton purchased Mr Farnsworths horse from Garland. Mrs Dorcey of Baltimore visiting daughter Mrs VAlinont.
Dr. A S Lovett of Juneau Alaska and Miss Moody of Erie returned to Erie Sunday after a week as guests of W A Dotton. Mrs Edward Allen and Mrs Ella Allen depart for North Carolina for health and a visit with Dr Clyde Cotton. Farmers have improved the past few bright days and many acres.
Display of beautiful and stylish goods. dinner sets priced from seven dollars eighty five cents, selection in store. FehLMANs Allen shoes fit feet. located at 221 Liberty Street. Subscribe now.
April items note P R R Co end of a double track removal opposite the freight depot to a point west of the W N Y P R R lines near the telegraph tower. Switches to be operated from the tower after lever adjustments. Community notices follow including deaths and arrivals in Erie and Warren, a clerk appointment at W N Y Co, and local business plans.
A dispatch reports Messrs J. G. Curtis and T. D. Collins of Pennsylvania bought 61000 acres of timber land in Plumas and Tehama counties for 450000 dollars. They plan a company to build about fifty miles of railroad to reach the Southern Pacific and to invest heavily in preparing the tract.
Potter County will close care for its insane at Warren Asylum after June 1. Forty residents are presently in the facility. Twenty five will be moved back to Potter County for economy, with further moves planned later for remaining patients.
Elkin arrived last Thursday to a large crowd of fellow citizens and announced his campaign aims. He stated that he would continue the contest in the name and on behalf of the people of Pennsylvania, invoking charity for all.
An attendance of 58 000 at the four opening games of the National League on Thursday underscores baseball still holding sway with the general public.
The store of Jacob Keller the Tailor advertises an immense assortment of fashionable cloths for suits trousers and overcoats. It highlights a fine lot for ladies skirts and claims no sweat shop work with good honest work by home union tailors.
The Struthers Hotel Barn is now under John Stinger care and will give special attention to farmers horses. Transient trade is accommodated as there is no livery in connection.
Advertisement notes Owens Buffalo Bread delivered daily by Kopf and Henry with five kinds fresh and good. FOR SALE CHEAP A child's Tricycle in good condition inquire at mail office.
Roadsters 1100 to 1350 pounds and Draft Horses 1250 to 1550 pounds offered. All good horses with some speed, must be sold soon. Trade Roadsters for Draft Horses or buy cheap. Visit the farm four miles west and half a mile north of Russell, Pa., and two miles east and half a mile north of Lander, Pa. On Lander and Jamestown Stage Line. Address Jamestown, N. Y., care of Lander Stage Route.
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