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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1910
Page
2
Aug 8 report from Wrightsville and Lander communities lists visits, travel between Lottsville Erie Warren Jamestown and Bradford, schoolyard events, picnics and meetings. Names include Sandberg Chipman Hallock Sliter Yates and others. Community sports results note Wrightsville defeated Corry and Warren Bankers beat local team 5 to 0.
ParrisFIELpD region reports a series of social visits and gatherings. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nelson and D. A. Nelson, with multiple stays from Jamestown Youngsville and Erie residents. An oil well will be drilled on the Wilkie farm by Warren parties, while L. T. L. activities and picnics in Mead's grove fill the week.
Advertisement notes that a man spends earnings on doctors and medicines, while Dr King’s New Life Pills quickly cure stomach, liver, and kidney troubles at slight cost. Claims relieve dyspepsia, indigestion, biliousness, constipation, jaundice, malaria, and debility.
Mrs. C. S. Bindley and daughter Gertrude left for Jamestown and Chautauqua Lake to be away several days. Irvin Wilson and family visited Mrs. Nellie Platt Sunday. Mable Shaty is home at Spring Creek for a few days. John Gross of Wrightsville called on friends in Lottsville late last week.
Mrs. John Johnson returned home Saturday evening after a week with Mrs. Hattie Briggs. Frank Eastman is in Bradford on a business mission. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Clark travel to Irvine and Buffalo for a two week stay. Mr. and Mrs. Ames Johnson of Bear Lake visit L. C. Marsh. John and Alfred Danielson visit Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Johnson earlier this week. Byron Pierce plans to start his thresher this week.
Mrs Margaret Clark spent several days with relatives near Russell. H A Putnam Warren King and Leonard Ruland left for Bartlesville Okla. Mr and Mrs Herb Stanton visited Mr and Mrs Claude Ruland Saturday. Miss Bessie Crocker staying a few days at Sugar Grove. Mr and Mrs John Robinall left for Guanda for a few months. Dr Cowden and family returned from annual vacation.
In Putnamville farmers report a good oats crop as rain remains scarce. John Fletcher improves slowly. Miss Wave Putnam of North Warren visits Miss Libbie Wenzel. E H Knapp and Mildred return from Warren trip. Lyman Putnam paints his house. George Hartson back from Erie trip. Miss Claire Putnam visits uncle in Jamestown. L A Wenzel family at Peter Peterson's Sunday. Picnic planned August 18 in K E Thompson orchard. Casp's Corners Bart Langworthy visits Jas Phillis. Mrs Gertrude Armitage and sons Rolla and Victor return from Oil City visit.
Zelma Taylor, daughter of Mr and Mrs Glen Taylor, fell in the mill last Saturday and was badly hurt. Glennard Taylor had three fingers crushed in a cutting box and may not recover. Wilbur Logane’s condition worsened slowly. Mrs Rhoda McClelland visited her mother Mrs Huntly at East Springfield last week.
Baseball fans idolize Wagner Lajoie Cobb Matheson and other luminaries while predicting a rapid fall from grace if they slow down. As soon as a veteran falters fans will demand replacements and the once stellar players risk eroding reputations after a few poor plays.
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