Neighborhood Notes and Local Happenings Aug 1903
July crowds at Chautauqua exceed last month and July into August. K O T M ox roast Aug 27 at Corydon. reunions planned for Martin Marsh family Ackley and 145th Regiment Erie. Youngsville Sugar Grove Electric Bay work delayed by bridge. Celoron terrorized by robbers. A O U W raises debated. harvest of oats and Lutheran Sunday school picnic at Dugall. Rev Gage forms Young People's Society. ice cream social Aug 7. Henry Ford in declining health.
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Corydon
Chautauqua
Kane
Martin-Marsh
Benjamin Marsh
Ackley
Union City Gas Co
Albert Bishop
Union City
Butler County
Bradford
Oil City
Venango Club
Venango
Wise Franklin Spectator
Youngsville
Sugar Grove
Brokenstraw Creek
Pomona Grange Picnic in Youngsville Park
Warren County Pomona Grange sponsors a free public picnic in Youngsville Park on Friday August 2 under State Grange auspices. Prof A E Morse the Bob Burdette of Maine will lecture and J T Ailman Secretary of Pennsylvania State Grange will attend. Everyone invited with lunch baskets. Also ad for Edinboro Normal Dormitory describing modern electric light and Paul heating systems and a catalogue from John Bigler Principal.
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Youngsville
Warren County
Pomona Grange
Youngsville Park
State Grange
A. E. Morse
Bob Burdette
Maine
J. T. Ailman
Pennsylvania State Grange
Edinboro Normal
Paul
John ¥. Bigler
Hertzel Announces Short Time Sale of Sporting Goods
All baseball goods fishing tackle sporting goods and bicycles at the new store of Edward K Hertzel Penns avenue west offered for sale at cost price for a short time. Goods selling so cheaply you can get bargains to new and seasonable goods. Bicycle repairing promptly attended to at low prices. Edward E Hertzel.
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Edward K. Hertzel
Penn’s Avenue West
Edward E. Hertzel
Chautauqua Stop with Mrs Crittenden at Field Cottage
At Terrace Avenue the Field Cottage offers convenient access to the Amphitheatre and nearby interests with very reasonable rates for visitors including Mrs M Crittenden.
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Chautauqua
Monogram Stationery in Latest Styles at The Mal. Office
Monogram stationery in new styles of paper and envelopes offered at low prices. Samples available and orders taken at The Mal. Office.
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Mal
Engraved Stationery Styles and public notices
The Mail Office advertises latest fashionable engraved stationery with samples and prices. Births marriages and deaths can be announced free of charge, notices of respect cost 50 cents to 1 dollar, and orders require payment or guarantee. Cards of thanks cost 50 cents.
Ox-roast prep in KC T M draws big crowd if weather holds
County correspondence from Columbus notes plans for a large Ox-roast Tuesday if conditions are favorable. Dewey of Chicago visits brother Dewey. Haying nears end, barns full, corn outlook poor, oats good. Potatoes yield well. Guests include Fred Pike Randolph NY and Mrs John Holt. Kate Minore improving and Brower travels to Chautauqua.
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Columbus
D. L. Dewey
Chicago
N. E. Dewey
Fred Pike
Randolph
N. Y
John Holt
Ellis Baker
Kate Minore
A. B. Brower
Chautauqua
County Clippings Mixed Local Bits in four towns
Local notes report Henry appoints Margaret Hamilton as insurance agent successor in Warren. Evelyn Pepper weds William Dennis in Eldred. H. W. Sowle joins Pennsylvania Stave Co. after D. T. Burke's death. Hay fields ahead of average yield as bark peeling ends and fire whistle at Sheffield tannery rouses locals. Maud Davis named assistant post mistress. Mead's holds summer sale. schools to open with institute in October and holidays.
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Sugar Grove
Henry
Warren
Margaret Hamilton
Eldred
Evelyn Pepper
Wm. Dennis
Miss Pepper
Fred Root
Sheffield
H. W. Sowle
Pennsylvania Stave Co
D. T. Burke
Youngsville
Geo. Pelton
Lottsville
Mead
West Main Street
R.C. Weaver
Findley’s Lake
Hurst
Ostego
N. Y
George R. Weaver
Robert Mead
McKean
Maud Davis
H. H. Cumings
Miss Cumings
Abbie
Madison
Charlotte Ellis
County Institute
I. D. Smith
Hanchett House
Jacob Keller Opens New Tailor Shop on Penns Avenue
Jacob Keller the tailor moves goods to a new building on Penns Avenue with large store rooms. He offers spring and summer cloths for men and boys and invites calls with a large stock of ladies skirts sold at very low prices.
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Jacob Keller
Penn’a Avenue
Edward E Hertzel Sporting Goods Ad
A newspaper notice for Edward E. Hertzel's Sporting Goods Store advertising a large selection of bicycles bicycle supplies guns ammunition baseball golf and tennis goods with low prices located on Penn's Avenue West opposite the Diamond block.
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Edward E. Hertzel
Penn’s Avenue West
Diamond
Choice lot of men’s suits and ladies skirts for sale
Just received a large lot of cloths suitable for men’s suits and ladies’ skirts and sacques. Bought cheaply and will be sold very low. Call and take your choice. Jacob Keller the Tailor.
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Jacob Keller
One Way Excursion Tickets From Erie Railroad
On May 19 June 2 16 July 7 21 Aug 4 18 Sept 1 15 the Erie railroad will sell one way low rate excursion tickets to points in the South Southwest West and Northwest including Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo Details maps timetables available from any Erie Ticket Agent or F H Garfield D P A Jamestown NY
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Erie Railroad
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Erie
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown
N. Y
Dunkirk R A Sells Reduced Sunday Tickets
Agents of the Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsburg R A offer reduced round trip fares every Sunday throughout spring and summer for same day travel between participating points.
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Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley & Pittsburg R. A
Engraved Stationery The Mai Office Best Job Printing
An old newspaper item touts the Mai Office offering engraved stationery and best job printing services at the mail office. It highlights quality printing and craftsmanship for customers seeking fine paper goods.
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The
Collier's Weekly Seeks Reader Editors For Lion's Month
Collier's Weekly launches a reader competition called the Lion's Month. Readers review this month's issues and answer two or three questions to help improve the paper, with cash prizes totaling 329 dollars and a 1000 dollar yearly prize. Subscriptions include a Gibson drawing for 40 cents in stamps sent to The Lion's Mouth, Collier's Weekly, New York.
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Collier’s Weekly
Collier’s
Charles Dana Gibson
Lion’s Mouth
Collier's Weekly
West 13Th Street
New York
Metzger and Hogan Store Announces August Early Closure
Beginning August 1 the Metzger and Hogan Store will close at 5 PM through the month, with Saturdays closing at 10 PM as usual. The policy aims to improve comfort for employees during August and invites patrons to shop earlier in the day.
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Metzger & Hogan
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Sinclairville, N. Y
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Celoron
Jamestown Post
Meadville Star
Order
Monogram Stationery
Just
Mai
the Clarion State Normal School
Samuel Weir
Clarion, PA
J. Foley
A. A. Davis & 0
B. Warren Tel. Co
Hepburn
M.D
To & P
Penn’n Av. West
Hogan Store
M. Knapp
MNO
M. Siegfried
Chas. E. Cobb
Casiiar
H. M. Preston
Geo. E. Colvin
Greenlund
N. Greenlund & Son
Kingston
Geo. W. DeGrarr
Wall St
Allen
Liberty Street
T. O. Slater & CO
Penn
Avenue West
Citizens National Bank
Warren, PA
Levi Sairu
Jas
Fred P. Hue
D. L. Gerould
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