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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1907
Page
8
Instruction for local correspondents to submit copy by Tuesday each week. Each writer must sign their name on all communications but names will not be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
Godfred Carlson went to Warren on Tuesday. Anna Keeler is very ill with consumption. Various residents including Gertrude Carlson and sisters Alfield and Minnie visited Charlie in Olean, returning Sunday. Numerous Kane visits and trips to clarify social rounds are noted among Monroe Passinger, Bertha Kyler, Edna McKinty, Mae Libbey, and others. The Rev. Mr. Carl of Kane preached here Sunday.
The record lists residents and visitors in town news including P G Morton’s child burial from cholera infantum aged about 112 years, George Peterson, Clayton and Fay Stearns, W E Jackson, Nora Gregory, Sam Roberts from Erie Soldiers Home, P J McDarmontt adding a chimney to a hotel, Almond DeJene, Perry Mead, Walter DeJene, Prof J L Tubbs, and others. Harry Lamona recovering from appendicitis. Lucinda A Jones of Willoughby died at her daughter’s home, leaving relatives. burial planned at Beaver Dam.
Mrs. Bessie Walters planned a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fellows called at Quaker Hill. Mellie Dunn is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grant from Lakewood visit the Grants in Akeley. Mrs. Sadie Grant visited Akeley Saturday. The Lady Maccabees of Akeley hosted Eva Walters.
Last week carpenters began the new Garrett Bensink residence which will be a fine farm house. Farmers report haying ahead of recent years and oats and corn look good. Trolley service to the area runs every half hour and is popular. Several residents, including Miss Mary Crosby and Miss Marion Pearce, have visited in nearby towns. An Erie and Warren county prohibition picnic is planned at Recreation park on Aug 13 with good speakers and music. The W C T U will meet Aug 13 at Mrs Swanson's to transact business. Henry C Allen shows improvement after illness. Anna Woodard remains ill at home.
Elmer L Aldridge and George Weilert of Rochester N Y have torn down the Woodard barn on Mill street the lumber will be used to erect an apple dryer Foundations for the building are complete and it should be ready for apples this fall Canning factory stockholders consider operating briefly this fall to process apples as crop prospects look good Township bridge project across Coldbrook on Pleasant street near James Dallas progresses Farmers have mostly finished haying Mrs Eugene Abbott and son Harland returned from Chautauqua Lake Miss Ina Dalrymple hosted Mrs Myron Waters and other Warren visitors Miss Caroline Miller visited Geo Woodside over the last two weeks
Mrs Mary McCoy visits Mrs Harriet Sears Monday. The U B church Ladies Assistance social raised 16 for new sheds. Miss Pearl Fellows visits Quaker Hill Tuesday. The group met with Mrs Mary Cable for supper. Minnie Reese travels to Scandia Tuesday.
Ackley Hollow residents share visits and greetings across Warren Russell Egypt and Wetmore. Mrs. W H Madigan and son David Pearlstine visited Mrs. Fred Newark in Warren while Mrs. Henry Laufenburg and Bertha Passinger greeted friends at Russell. Monroe Passinger and Fred Jackson of Wetmore visited relatives here and many from the area attended a Russell show.
The notice urges shoppers to hurry as the summer merchandise nears clearance. It promises urgent value, surprises, and shrinking stock, insisting now is the time to buy and save before the season ends.
Advertises light wool suits in desired seasonal styles, well tailored and lined, with best materials. Notes an odd lot of Madras underskirts and a reduced stock of various colors. States former prices from $1.25 to $1.50, now priced for quick clearance.
Mrs Ed Vansile and family visited her mother in law here Sunday. Mr and Mrs Tip Gardner of Russell visited his grandparents here Sunday.
The column reports neighbors and visitors across Quaker Hill Avuc and nearby areas, noting haying at various farms, calls among residents, and moving plans. It also mentions a show moving from Scandia to Russell and a Grange meeting attended by Patrick Smith.
Rubber as a world crop is uniquely reactive to price. The piece explains that unlike cotton, wheat, corn, or rice, rubber supply expands with rising prices only after a lag, as planting responds to demand, influencing future production and prices.
A brief excerpt notes the central conflict between labor effort and expansive forest encroachment, highlighting the enduring debate over development versus wilderness preservation. The passage frames progress as a struggle between work and the push into untamed lands.
A travel narrative describes approaching Ashfield in New England, where the signposts repeat “Two Miles” to Ashfield as the travelers rush along seeking entry. The piece conveys the village’s elusive nature, the surreal speed of the journey, and the narrator’s feverish anticipation of reaching Ashfield.
Tommy wonders why vaccination matters as his mother explains the body changes every seven years and his first vaccination has worn off at age eleven. He asks if his infant baptism has also expired, prompting a discussion about belief and medical practice.
A quoted saying explores gender and romance, noting a girl forgives a young man who kisses her more readily than one who refrains. The remark reflects social attitudes about affection and courting norms.
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