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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1900

Page

3

Warren Commandery Officers Installed In Warren

Warren Commandery 63 Knights Templar installed officers last Monday led by Division Commander Frank McSparren of Erie. New officers include Em. Commander W. A. Smiley Generalissimo 8.8 Bryner Captain General W. S. Leffard Recorder F. M. Knapp and Treasurer C. E. Cobb.

Warren Commandery Knights Templar Frank McSparren Erie W. A. Smiley Bryner Leffard F. M. Knapp C. E. Cobb

Maccabees Enjoy Pleasant Weather and Successful Reunion

A Wednesday reunion featured a street parade with two bands four carriages and over 100 Knights. The event continued with social greetings at the lodge on Hickory street and a large Library Hall audience heard odes, speeches by dignitaries including Grand Commander T H Lawry and Supreme Commander D P Markey, and musical performances.

Maccabees Hickory Street Supreme Grand Lodge Warren County Bees Library Hall F. A. Cogswell Warren G. B. Mann Peter Peterson R. C. Pickett Kate Baker Nora Kopf A. C. Joy H. A. Messenger W. M. Robertson T. H. Lawry Pennsylvania Col. L. F. Watson Henry Baxter Heart Dr. Robertson J.C. van Orsdale Dep. Com

Pleasant day notes and local updates in Warren

The page pulse covers daily chores and neighborhood tidbits. Allen at 221 Liberty Street tends the lawn mower. shopping notices from Kerteher Millinery, Shaw's Grocery, and Kennett Richardson’s Racket Store appear. Local residents travel, illnesses, and social events with two officials and a civic note.

Allen Liberty Street Kerteher

Kidney Cure Praise from Constantia Resident

A. B. Farrington of Constantia New York reports years of kidney disease and back pain eased by FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE. He says one bottle cured him and he recommends it to friends, noting it has given perfect satisfaction.

A. B. Farrington Constantia N. Y Foley J. M. Siegfried Hs Hertzel & Saner Druggists Warrei

Opening Days at Kennett and Richard Son's Racket Store

The report notes opening days at Kennett and Richard Son's Racket Store on Water Street with details of storefront events and anticipated crowd activity.

Kennett and Richardson’s Water Street

Easter Sale Items At Kertchers And Shaw’s Cash Grocery

Local ad lists gloves neckwear jewelry and hosiery for Easter at Kertcher's department store and Shaw's Cash Grocery in Liberty with emphasis on seasonal novelty and price offers.

Kertcher’s

Northwestern Penns Volunteer Firemen Meet in August

State and vicinity notes report Kane firemen preparing for their annual meeting August fifteenth to seventeenth. Titusville Driving Park Assoc works on new track for Lake Erie circuit summer races. Johnsonburg post office burglarized last Saturday morning of about eight dollars in stamps. safe remained locked. Andrew Carnegie offers to back Bradford Library drafts up to twenty five thousand dollars. Era column questions compulsory school law enforcement in many cities. Smethport verdict awards Mrs Alice Slattery a thousand dollars against Knights of the Maccabees with more litigation planned.

KANE Northwestern Penn’s Clarion State Normal School Foxbury American Grant Dale Allegheny Johnson Andrew Carnegie Bradford Derrick Smethport Alice Slattery Knights of the Maccabees Lodge

Tidioute News and Sugar Grove Local Notices

Mrs. E B Grandin and Miss Williams went to Washington D C last week. Aman Cochuner died at his home near Tidioute Creek Saturday the 14th of pneumonia age sixty six. Mrs. J A Weible and Miss Weible returned from Harrisburg with mumps. Sugar Grove cement walks are being laid E Root and Don Stuart paving. Warren Fitts bought the Willis property. Ladachaas McDonald Bros bought over 1900 dozen eggs. Born April 18 to Mr and Mrs C 8 S Middleton a daughter. One year old child of Mr and Mrs Albert Loomis died Sunday April 15. Funeral of Miss Bridget Dalton April 15 aged 63 was well attended. Subscriptions near 3000 for a canning factory at Frewsburg with 150 acres pledged. Youngsville Charles Kleist transferred to Battleship Indiana from the Lancaster and will visit home soon. Brokenstraw Grange No 407 met April 14 with degrees conferred. Next meeting April 28 class of six to take first and second degrees. Oscar Anderson and Miss Mandy Jones married April 11 on Ford street by Rev Hamilton. Family gathered for a small wedding supper.

Tidioute E.B. Grandin Sugar Grove E. Root Don Stuart Warren Fitts Willis Ladachaas McDonald Middleton Babe Albert Loomis Bridget Dalton Frewsburg Youngsville Charles Kleist U.S Lancaster Indiana Brokenstraw Grange Oscar Anderson Mandy Jones Ford Street Mr. Hamilton

Foley’s Honey and Tar Cures Grippe Cough Says Siegfried

An advertisement touts FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR as guaranteed to cure grippe coughs and restore strength. J. M. Siegfried endorses the remedy.

Foley Grippe J. M. Siegfried

Supreme Court Finds Local Secretary Not Burdened by Dues Delay

The Supreme Court ruled a local Knights of Pythias secretary is the lodge agent and failure to remit dues does not void the policy. The decision balances good law with common sense, noting local lodges must supervise officials but the lodge insurance should not be ruined by one agent's lapse.

Faternal Insurance U. S. Supreme Court Knights of Pythias Supreme Lodge

Ashboro Man Cured by Foley's Kidney Cure Says It Beat All

Thos. W. Carter of Ashboro North Carolina suffered kidney trouble until one bottle of Foley's Kidney Cure cured him completely. He urges others to accept no substitute and praises the remedy. J.M. Siegfried endorses it.

Thos. W. Carter Ashboro N. C Foley J.M. Siegfried

I Will Pay Cash for Old Boots and Iron Free Junk

I will pay cash for old rubber boots or shoes wringer rollers circular packing garden hoses iron free, tree from cloth hose peices and bicycle tires. Also old brass lead zinc copper boiler bottoms free of iron or wire. Located in John sons Exchange second floor Second and Liberty streets ready to see old friends.

Johnson’s Exchange Liberty Streets

Mike Schwing Opens Restaurant on Hickory Street

Mike Schwing moves his restaurant to Hickory Street near Third, offering pleasant rooms and a bar with quality liquors. Meals are served at 25 cents each, with a call inviting patrons to visit.

Mike Schwing Hickory Street Third Mike

McNett Undertaking Offers Personal Funeral Service

Mr and Mrs T W McNett announce their dedicated service in undertaking and embalming. They are not linked to any other business and will respond promptly to night calls at office 120k or residence 119k.

T. W. McNett

Jewelry and watch repair services in Warren

Magee and Eichenberg offer jewelry purchases and watch and clock repairs at the Y M C A Building. Eye glasses fitted by improved methods with free examinations available.

Warren Magee & Eichenberg

Patronized Home Trade Promoted by Warren Business

An advertising note touts Jacob Keller and Warren based 1ioTe for home trade services with legal blanks offered at the Marz Office.

Marz

Dennison Lee wedding in Pittsburg described as prettiest of the season

In Pittsburg on April 19 1900 Lud ovici W Dennison of Warren and Laura Florence Lee of Pittsburg wed at the bride’s uncle James W Lee residence. The ceremony featured yellow and white decorations pink roses and a small bridal party. Guests exceeded 100 and a reception followed. The couple plan to reside on Third street after a brief Southward departure.

Virginia Lee Elizabeth McCreery Rodgers Myron Dennison Dennison South Josephine Mease

Akeley and Mullen Obituaries Reported in Warren and Erie

Mrs. Julia Akeley, 68, died after a long illness in Warren on April 22 1900 and burial is set for Russell cemetery Tuesday. Survived by four children Volney Leslie and Miss Effie G Akeley plus Mrs Harrington and others. Bishop Tobias Mullen, 82, dies in Erie after long service as bishop since 1868 born in Ireland 1818 living in this country since 1843. Albert P Nobles, 42 5 24 died in Saybrook April 6 1900 buried at Cherry Grove. survived by wife four children mother sister and brother.

Erie Ireland

Noted Healer in Town Banner Salve Declares Cure

An advertisement proclaims Banner Salve by J. M. Siegfried as the greatest modern healer for cuts wounds sores piles and all skin diseases with guaranteed results in town.

J. M. Siegfried

Warren County Cycle Path bids opened for Warren to Russell

County commissioners C T Conarro W D Kinnear and F Barnhart invite bids for a bicycle path from Warren to Russell. Specs available at F Barnhart Burgess office. Bidders meet Monday April 30 at 9:00 am with the surveyor to review the route.

Warren County

James Brann Reopens Island Horse Shoeing Shop

James Brann announces his return to business on the Island offering scientific horseshoeing. Special attention given to interfering knees knocking clicking stumbling and bad feet. Clipping services also in first class style at reasonable prices. Call to convince.

James Brann

Erie Railway Excursion Fare to Chicago for M E Conference

Erie R R offers round trip excursion tickets from Jamestown or Corry to Chicago at one fare plus 2 dollars. Tickets on sale May 1 2 7 14 21 and valid to June 1. Sleeping car berths available in advance. For details contact any Erie ticket agent or Passenger Agent F H Garfield Jamestown.

Erie R. R Jamestown Corry Chicago Erie F. H. Garfield Gee

Wallpaper Store in Warren Announces Vast New Stock

W. C. Rowland & Sons boast the largest and most complete wallpaper stock in Warren with new styles colors and designs constantly added. They urge shoppers to inspect the Exchange block location before buying.

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

Dr. E Detchon Anti Diuretic Offers Quick Sleep Aid

An advertisement touts Dr. E Detchon's Anti Diuretic as a solution for bedwetting in children. It claims decisive results and cites a $1 price, marketed by Hertzel & Saner druggists in Warren Pennsylvania.

Births and Moves Highlight Local Correspondence

In April notices, Mr. and Mrs. Middleton welcome a daughter born April 18, and Mr. and Mrs. Davis greet a daughter born April 20. Phoebe Ross buys the Burroughs house on Windy Street and moves in. A Jamestown Street house will be occupied May 1. Mrs. H. Smith of Mason City visits sister Mrs. Wheelock. Miss Jennie Younie of Dugall visits J. B. Langdon.

Phoebe Ross Burroughs Windy St Warren Fitts Willis Jamestown St C. H. Smith Mason City Iowa E.R. Wheelock Jennie Younie Dugall J. B. Langdon

Local Notes From Township Schools And Departures

APRIL 24 township schools closed for vacation with teachers off work. bore schools set May 2. Mrs. Ayling of Bear Lake bought the Gorman house. Miss Kate Lyon returned from Spartansburg. Miss Eleanor Damon closed Cherry Grove school and begins vacation at home. Miss Minore built a park for poultry. Fishermen enjoy Brokenstraw, Columbus a favorite spot. Also: George Arnold and wife of Falconer visited sister Mrs. Clendenning. Carl Wilcott, formerly of here now Boston, visits. Bert Swager and wife attend Ackley dance. Mrs. Blanche Brogan and son Bertran of Ellington visit. Karl Thomas of Sugar Grove visits Goaltown. Mrs. Will Burch attends funeral of nephew Will Hopkins.

Ayling Bear Lake Gorman House Kate Lyon Spartansburg Eleanor Damon Cherry Grove Minore Brokenstraw Columbus Ackley Station George Arnold Falconer John Clendenning Carl Wilcott Boston Mass Bert Swager Fentonville Ackley Blanche Brogan Bertran Ellington Karl Thomas Sugar Grove Goaltown Will Burch Garfield Will Hopkins

Local letters and social notes from Putnamville and Heart's Content

April items list visits and calls among residents from Scranton Hollow Warren Russell and Lander. Notes include: Bertha Lyon Ruth Knapp and D B Peck illness and moves, phossphate work, a school term closing, new horse span, a dance at Watson Grange Hall, corn crib building, and local social visits and school progress.

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted Against Mercury Risks

Warns against mercury containing catarrh ointments and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Claims no mercury, taken internally, affects blood and mucous surfaces. Advises buying genuine product with testimonials free and lists Druggists selling at 75 cents per bottle. Hall's Family Pills praised as best.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Deceptive cause of nervousness linked to kidney issues

Ad claims nervousness stems from congested kidneys affecting nerves to stomach and heart. It asserts Thompson's Barosma corrects kidney function, soothes nerves, and restores stomach and heart to normal, noting pleasant taste.

Thompson

Erie R R Excursion Tickets to Far West on Sale

The Erie Railroad offers one way and round trip excursion tickets to Washington Oregon Montana North and South Dakota at very low rates. Erie rates from this section are cheaper than other lines. Agents provide details maps timetables and rates. Contact D S Rowe Corry Pa or F H Garfield Jamestown N Y.

Erie R. R Washington Oregon Montana North South Dakota D.S. Rowe The Erie R.R Corry F. H. Garfield Jamestown N. Y

Hunter’s Cash Store Summer Wear Line Debuts

The store announces a seasonal display with cotton foulards, dimities, and dressing gowns at low prices. It invites inspection or samples, highlighting a new line of ladies house wrappers and updated underwear, hosiery, ties, and belts on the second floor.

Also Mentioned on This Page

MATS Warren, PA Home Matters Elks Minstrels Warren Elks Penny Sixteenth Infantry Titusville Philo. Inquirer Wm.Schnur J. E. Wheeler W. W. Wilbur P. D. Clark Fred Eaton F. P. Hue E. R. Pierce W. J. Richards John Clark White and Halida Thomson House W. K. Corbett Cameron County H. M. Putman S. P. Kennedy Joseph C. Sibley Congress C. C. Allen Sibley W. P. Nutting James McKean McKean R. A. Dempsey George Campbell R. V. Kime & Son Ridgway, Pa Pane Weeese Arwuwe Nee BaBcock Lumber Co Ashtola Somerset Co Johnstown Oakland Cemetery C.C. Thompson Frank McChesney Ridgway, Elk Co Shaw’s Cash Grocery Mrs J. R. Drum Franklin Joseph Hill Garry Vanderbilt Cincinnati John Robinson Kennett & Richardson Fred Morck Washington, D.C E. D. Wetmore Colorado Springs Daniel Grunder Conewango Hazel Street C. KF. Schwing Justice Perry East Side Andrew Wickstrom John Carlson Jacob Eysinger Seattle Superior Court B.& S. Assoe’n M. Florine Buss Co. I Armory Grace Alfred Todd New Wax House Reig & Barth Warren Post Wilbur Tionesta Harrisburg W. E. Rice J. H. Bradley Cumings E. W. Parshall W.C. Watson J. A. Schofield D. J. Bennett Department Warren Post Office H. E. Davis Struthers Iron Works Warren Specialty Co Jacobson Osborne C.S. Homer Warren Table Works Kane Republican Board of Trade Homer Philadelphia Pennsylvania Railroad Company Buffalo John S. Curtis Ludlow United States Pittsburg Zem Zem Temple Imperial Council Curtis Shaw's Cash Grocery Robert H. Johnson Jacob Keller Peterson—Clark Putnamville S. Clark Carl O. Peterson Mabel Clark Wynn—Johnson J. F. Perry C. W. Wynn Freehold Martha Johnson C. T. Conarro W. D. Kinnear F. Barnhart Commissioners C. 8. Middleton E. V. Davis C. H. Cramer Scranton Hollow George Bailey Russell Bertha Lyon Ruth E. Knapp Lander D. B. Peck Dr. Cowles David Phillips Benj. Franklin Carl Peterson Ann Thompson Margaret Wilkins A. Lubold Hastings Hookerville G.C. Sutton Watson Grange Hall C. F. Westling J. Logran J. W. Wilkins Nellie Crain Woodard & CO Carver House Rogers Block Eberhart & Miller Struthers Hotel John Stinger Mait Warren National Bank Hon Wm. D. Brown Jerry Crary D. W. Beaty A. T. Scofield Nelson P. Wheeler G. N. Parmlee Andrew Hertzel Charles Chase C. Schimmelfeng Christian Smith H. A. Jamieson F. E. Hertzel Cashier E. J. Nourse Mapleton Ake West Virgina Mounted South Africa N. B. Brakenridge Savings Bank Hunter’s Cash Store Nottingham O.H. Hunter & Son Jarvis & Baker's NEW Variety Store Maybank & CO Warren Savings Bank A. J. Hazeltine C. W. Beaty G. B. Ensworth Geo. H. Jackson O. W. Beaty L. B. Wood James Clark Charles W. Stone M. B . L. BR. Freeman C. Sigel Citizens Nat’l Bank Myron Waters KK. T. Hazeltine Davip L. Gerould L. W. Dennison M. Waters M. A. Myers K. T. Hazeltine D. F. Hoffman W. Parshall Das. C. Parmlee D. L. Gerould
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