Tiona Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Judge and daughters returned from Buffalo after a week with relatives. Mabel Weir and Agness Stanley visited Robert Thilo in Warren. Henry Havener called on daughter Mrs. Frank Morrison in Warren. Archie Day and son visited J. Matthews in Sheffield. Mary Rodgers visiting relatives in Eldred. Byrd Wood of Kane spent Sunday with her parents. Geo Downing called to Meadville for his brother’s illness. Ralph Cross of Muskogee visiting mother Mrs. Amos Mealey. Chas Blank and daughter of Granby visiting Amos Mealeys. Dewitt Thompson and friend visiting his mother. Gertrude Hammel returned home from Dunker Bridge with relatives.
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Tiona
Chas
Buffalo
Mabel Weir
Agness Stanley
Robert Thilo
Warren
Henry Havener
Frank Morrison
Archie Day
Sheffield
J. Matthews
Mary Rodgers
Eldred
Byrd Wood
Kane
J. A. Wood
Geo. Downing
Meadville
Ralph Cross
Muskogee
Okla
Amos Mealey
Chas. Blank
Granby
Amos Mealeys
Dewitt ‘Chompson
Della Thompson
Gertrude Hammel
Dunker Bridge
Local Notes From Sugar Grove on Visits and Travel
Sugar Grove notes July 31 report visits by Mr and Mrs C M Shortt to their daughter Mrs Earl Stilson in Chautauqua Over Stuart Anderson Earnest Thorpe and Ray Abbott camped at Shermans Bay last week. Mrs Frank Wiggins visiting her mother Mrs Spring of Jamestown. Mr and Mrs Haggerty and Christey Dalrymple drove to Ledburgh to visit former residents Mr and Mrs T L Vangeeser. Miss Jennie Halliday Warren and Margaret Smith Tenafty NJ visited S H Dalrymple. Mr and Mrs J J McDonald and daughter Helen spending a few days at Wane. Ray Lovejoy of Jamestown in town Sunday. Miss Harriett Willett visiting Christey Dalrymple then to Canton Ohio. Miss Charlotte McLean entertained youths for Miss Milly Robinson visiting Rey Robinson.
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Sugar Grove
C. M. Shortt
Earl Stilson
Chautauqua
Stuart Anderson
Earnest Thorpe
Ray Abbott
Sherman’s Bay
Frank Wiggins
Spring
Jamestown
Haggerty
Christey Dalrymple
Ledburgh
T. L. Vangeesers
Jennie Halliday
Warren
Margaret Smith
Tenafty
N. J
S. H. Dalrymples
J.J. McDonald
Helen
Wane
Ray Lovejoy
Harriett Willett
Canton
Ohio
Charlotte McLean
Milly Robinson
Rey, Robinson
Social News Notes from Town Women Visits
Miss Margaret Smith and Miss Harriette Willett joined Christey and Maude Dalrymple on a trip to Chautauqua last Friday evening. Mrs Ellen Woodside and her daughter Kate are visiting relatives in town.
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Margaret Smith
Harriette Willett
Christey
Maude Dalrymple
Chautauqua
Ellen Woodside
Kate
Local Social Notes From Columbus and Nearby Towns
Misses Amy and Mary Orhn return from Jamestown visiting Mrs. John Peterson. Ida Orhn returns from Cleveland. Mrs. F G Emerson and Mrs. Ed Westren back from Irie. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barnes of Cambridge Springs home after visiting Barne’s parents Blakesley. Mrs. Leon Wyn of Corry called Tuesday. Mrs. Libbie Rowe of Dunkirk visiting her mother Mrs. Tyler. Miss Anna Ayers leaves Thursday for Chicago. Mrs. Richard Fry spent last week at Chautauqua. Miss Denis Allen of Warren visiting grandmother Mrs. Eila Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Ferry of Bear Lake spend Sunday with Gibb Smiths. Mrs. Tom Messenger visiting her parents the Gibb Smiths. Mr. and Mrs. John Jukes and family with Jukes’ parents the Bentleys. W H Bentley left for Geneva to visit brother Ambrose and nephew Clinton Bentley. Miss Delia Dutton went to Spring Creek for a weekend visit. niece joined her to Corry. Ladies Auxiliary will not meet again until September.
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Columbus
Amy
Mary Orhn
Jamestown
John Peterson
Ida Orhn
Cleveland
Ohio
F. G. Emerson
Ed Westren
Irie
Ed Barnes
Cambridge Springs
Barne
Blakesley
Leon Wyn
Corry
Libbie Rowe
Dunkirk
Tyler
Anna Ayers
Chicago
Richard Fry
Chautauqua
Denis Allen
Warren
Eila Allen
Ferry
Bear Lake
Gibb Smith
Blanche Clark
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Duel Over Billiards Ends In Fatal Forehead Shot
In September 1843 M. Lefant and M. Melfant quarreled over billiards and chose balls for a duel. After drawing for the first throw Melfant won and his shot struck Lefant in the forehead, killing him instantly.
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M. Lefant
M. Melfant
Melfant
Lefant
Arthur Brisbane Weds Phoebe Cary in New York City
Arthur Brisbane editor of the New York Evening Journal since 1897 married Phoebe Cary second daughter of Seward Cary in Cavalry Protestant Episcopal church New York City The couple, cousins who live in Buffalo, are at their Hempstead country home Elinor Cary married Courtland Smith earlier in Buffalo Harvard class of 1886 cradle gift noted
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Phoebe Cary
New York City
Arthur Brisbane
New York Evening Journal
Seward Cary
Cavalry Protestant Episcopal Church
New York
Theodore Sedewick
Brisbane
Buffalo
Mr. Brisbane
Cary
Mrs. Cary
Hempstead
Elinor Cary
Courtland Smith
American Press Association
Harvard
Mr. Cary
Sunday trading crackdown leads to fines in Berwick
A dealer who sold an egg and an orange to a child on a recent Sunday was fined 1s 9d and costs or seven days in prison at Berwick Scotland. The chief constable said Sunday trading was being put down and complaints had been received about the accused.
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Berwick
Scotland
Logic and Love Cause Stir in Chicago Household
A Chicago woman caused her husband to be arrested for disorderly conduct after he refused to kiss her. The piece notes the puzzling powers of feminine logic behind such demonstrations of affection.
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Chicago
What a Woman Knows and the Single Topic Women Discuss
A Harper's Bazaar writer asserts women are most interesting discussing the one aspect men show to women, not men themselves. The line suggests women’s conversations center on that single viewing.
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Harper’s Bazar
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