Neighborhood Notes Reveals Local Changes In Erie Region
Typhoid fever rises in Erie while Chautauqua Lake boating resumes after ice. Bradford Electric Street Railway and Olean Rock City and Bradford Railroad sold to Philadelphia interests. Potter county centennial expected at Couder sport in August. Forest county liquor licenses granted and court restrictions noted. Typhoid death toll among visiting caregivers grows in Butler epidemic. Local Builders’ Exchange wage dispute halts work. New Republican Press paper arrives in Salamanca area. Abraptorpt laundry introduces carpet cleaning by air suction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford Electric Street Railway
Olean
Rock City
Bradford
Philadelphia
Potter County
Coudersport
Chautauqua Lake
Forest County
Tionesta
Marienville
Ssrx Builders’ Exchange
Reward Offered for Violations of Warren County Fish and Game Laws
Reward equal to lawful fines is posted by the Warren County Fish and Game Association for information leading to arrests and convictions for violations. The association provides attorney services for prosecution. Fines include 100 dollars for dynamiting and liming, 25 dollars for seining, 10 dollars per fish out of season, 25 dollars per game bird out of season, and 100 dollars for deer out of season. Open seasons are listed for bass pike pickerel muscallonge June 15 to Feb 15, trout April 15 to July 31, woodcock July 1 to July 31 and Oct 15 to Dec 15, grouse Oct 15 to Dec 15, and deer fawn in November. Executed by the Executive Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Fish and Game Association
Warren County
Erie Railroad Maintains Link to Big Four Route for Exposition
The Erie Railroad will keep its connection with the Big Four via Marion Ohio to St Louis during the Louisiana Purchase Exposition of 1904. D W Cooke General Passenger Agent New York indicates the continued service for travelers to Chicago World’s Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Chicago
Marion
Ohio
St. Louis
D. W. Cooke
New York
Spring styles arrive as Keller prepares new stock
Jacob Keller The Tailor announces fresh spring goods and patterns now in town. The stock is the most complete ever, with handsome patterns and spring suits. Closing out Black Venetians offered at deep cuts, two fifty grade now one eighty five. Orders taken for custom shirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keller
Spring Suitings Prompt New Fashion Plates
Jacob Keller the Tailor invites customers to examine suitings and new fashion plates in the shop. Choose cloth and cut for immediate need, with legitimate first class tailoring performed on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keller
Invitation and wedding programs offered at MAIL office
The MAIL office advertises latest wedding invitations announcements calling cards and ball invitations. Neat and elegant work at low prices.
Engraved Stationery Styles on Display
The Mail Office advertises latest fashions in engraved stationery with samples and prices. Allen located at five feet, 991 Liberty Street.
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ALLEN
Liberty Street
Youngsville County Notes Highlight Spring Booming Business
In Youngsville April notes, residents report family visits and illnesses. Fred Wright of Gran din visits his father F W Wright. Mike Brady repairs a College street home. several locals travel, host relatives, or recover from illness. Spring plowing, garden starts, and Shale Brick Co expansion signal a buoyant season. townsfolk report new houses, bakery upgrades, and rising business activity.
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Youngsville
Fred W. Wright
Grandin
F. W. Wright
C. M. Agrelius
Centerville
Mike Brady
College Street
Charles Eckles
Cambridge Springs
E. L. Morris
Lottie McKinney
Irvine Run
West Main Street
Emil
Hugh Swanson
Iice
Plumer Mead
Andrew Twinquist
J. W. Agrelius
Jennie Lindberg
Warren
Pastry
Kane
Ransom Bates
O:1
Shale Brick Co
George Parker
Pretty church wedding unites Marcey Bednar and Mary Galch
In North Clarendon, at St. Clara's Catholic Church, Marcey Bednar and Mary Galch wed with Rev. Father Flood presiding. Attendants included Polly Adamcairtz as bridesmaid and flower girls Belle Gulch and Leona Adamcairtz. Frank Bednar served as best man. A reception at the bride's home followed with the Clarendon Band performing and many gifts received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Flood
St. Clara’s Catholic Church
North Clarendon
Marcey Bednar
Mary Galch
Polly Adamcairtz
Belle Gulch
Leona Adamcairtz
Frank Bednar
Joseph Gulch
Clarendon Band
Florence Bush
Warren
Anna Hickey
Wm. Nelson
Band Boys
Allie Bickner
Stump Town
Justice John O'Neil
Harrisburg
Gilmore
Clintonville
Martin
Guilford
Clarkburg
West Virginia
Cole
Col. Gardner
School closes for exercises. visitors attend event
April 25 report notes a school close on Wednesday April 20 with well rendered exercises. A large number of visitors attended. Miss Cora Stearns finished a term at Jackson Run and spends vacation at home. Various local visits and illnesses are mentioned, including Mrs Louise Mickelson and Mrs Mattie Sherrard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Stearns
Jackson Ran
L. J. Johnson
Cobham
Louise Mickelson
Nellie Palmer
Freed Fay
Mattie Sherrard
Walter Homer
C.J. Samuelson
Samuelson
W. M. Delamater
Alice Sunday
April 26 Auction Of Frank Thompson Farm Home Goods
April 26 Frank Thompson will sell by public action his household furniture and farm tools at his residence. The Home Telephone Co. are placing wires and have poles set. Butter brings 15 to 18 cents a pound and eggs 16 to 17 cents a dozen at the creamery which opened April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Thompson
Home Telephone Co
C. M. Jones
Warren
A. Wright
Buffalo
Fred Carleson
F. Slitter
Page Hollow
Local Notes and Moves in Warren Area
Clarence Olney visits from Tionesta with his wife. Mrs. Lewis Conroy and son of Warren visit her parents. Carpenter Melville Lemley leaves W N Y and P R R Co to seek chances in the West. George H. Somers adds a residence extension. Pittfield carpenter Mead at work. Harry York from Polk arrives for a visit with parents. William Honhart returns from Denver after two years with a Pullman car job. Warren County Sunday School Convention held at M E Church with Rev. A B McCormick in charge and reports of progress by Rev J E Emanuel. Penn Co lays temporary track west of the new depot. future platform removal planned. Nelson J Ault and wife visit. J W Hughes visits. nostalgia for old home persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence D. Olney
Tionesta
Lewis Conroy
Warren
Melville Lemley
George H. Somers
Mr. Mead
Pittsfield
Harry York
Polk
Pun
Our Village
William Honhart
Fred Honhart
Denver
Col
Pullman
Warren County
M. E. Church
A. B. McCormick
A. J. Frey
G. J. Henderson
J. E. Emanuel
Forest Counties
Penn’a Co
Nelson J. Ault
J. W. Hughes
Jack
Protracted Church Meetings Continue. Local News Summary
April 25 items note ongoing church meetings and a weeklong extension. Percy Marsh travels to Buffalo for electric railroad work. John Odell, Sala Manca night operator, visits his parents Mr and Mrs Geo Odell. Prof Kay and class hosted a successful benefit for the M K Church. Kay’s violin class shows progress and plans a six week vacation. Superintendent Meyers of McKean County led a Corydon High School teacher examination with ten examinees. Nelson Mead returns from a Buffalo trip. Farmers plow and prepare land for seeding as suckers are reported. Lyle Flatt, US Navy enlistee, is dangerously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Marsh
Buffalo
John Odell
Salamanca
Geo. Odell
Prof. Kay
M. EK
Supt. Meyers
McKean Co
Corydon High School
Nelson Mead
Corydon
Lyle Flatt
U. S. Navy
County Clippings Sugar Grove Notices and Local Deaths
The Odd Fellows postponed their show to April 28 and 29. Born to Richard Kingsley on April 17 a son. Lyman Howard, son of Arthur Howard, died April 18. Sheffield schools finish term April 27. High School teachers Mumford and Marshall remain in session for another month. Ground broken for parsonage relocation. Fish wardens report arrests for fishing on Sunday and undersized trout. B S Magill and Son subcontracted on Hunter memorial school project for sewering plumbing and roofing except slating. Magill sold home on Jefferson to Mrs. Etta Brown. Miss Emmeline Jones fractured her hip while at home. long recovery ahead. Mrs. Mary Brown died at home near Thompson's Station aged 64. James Levi Preston, six, died April 18 and was buried at Tidioute cemetery.
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Sugar Grove
Odd Fellows
Richard Kingsley
Little Lyman Howard
Arthur Howard
Sheffield Observer
Sheffield Public Schools
Mumford
Miss Marshall
Sessi
M. E
Tiptoute News
B.S. Magill & Son
Hunter Memorial School
Miss Jones
Mary Brown
A. J. Brown
Deerfield
Thompson’s Station
James Levi Preston
Wm. Preston
Tidioute Creek
Tidioute Cemetery
Harriett Hall Celebration Acknowledges Friends and Relatives
Columbus notes April 23 as the day friends and relatives gather to help Mrs. Harriett Hall celebrate a personal milestone. The item emphasizes communal involvement and local goodwill.
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Harriett Hall
Pennsylvania Railroad Announces May 8 Special to Warren Olean Bradford
The Pennsylvania Railroad runs a special low-rate excursion Sunday May 8 to Warren Olean and Bradford. Train departs Warren 104 M and reaches Olean and Bradford at noon. Round trip fare is $1. Return departs Olean and Bradford at 7 PM arriving Warren 9 PM. Tickets valid to May 9.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Warren
Olean
Bradford
Monogram Stationery Offers New Styles and Low Prices
Monogram stationery in latest paper and envelope styles with low prices. Samples shown and orders taken at the shop.
Spring Styles at Jacob Keller The Tailor Store
Jacob Keller the Tailor invites customers to view new spring clothing styles at his store. The ad emphasizes fresh fabrics and updated cuts for the season.
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Neighborhood Notes
Erie
Republican Press
Republican
B. B. Weber & Son
Abraptorp
James Hall
W. C. Eastman
Port Arthur
Texas
Clare Christie
Parish
M. S. Wickwire
Lena Jackson
Spring Creek
Sanday
Clarendon
Brown Ill
Freehold
Irvington
Columbus
Monogram Stationery
Metzger and Hogan Store
Union Ingrain
Body Brussels
Tapestry Brussels
Axminster
Warren Trust Company
Warren, Penn
Jo Fo
F. M. Knapp
JO. M. Siegfried
Paeswom
Chas. E. Cobb
H. M. Preston
Geo. E. Colvin
Crescent
Dayton
National
Gendron
Westfield
Penn’s Avenue West
Diamond Block
Edward E. Hertzel
Liberty St
Penna. Avenue
T J. Foley
A. A. Davis
B. Warren Tel. Co
Tors Hepburn, M.D
Corner Market St
Penn’a Avenue
Timothy
Kopf & Henry
Warren, PA
Jamestown
Warren Borough
Hatch Run
Glade
Perry D. Clark
James Rockey
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