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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1909
Page
8
Copy must reach us by Tuesday each week. Each correspondent must sign their name to all communications but names will not be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
A wave of visitors and residents moved through town last week with trips to Warren Onoville and Jamestown. Notes include Mrs Franis Brown and Mrs W C Imel death in Tionesta and a creamery report showing July milk and butter outputs and values.
Aug 10 report notes a light crop and widespread activity. Mrs Latella Shreve and daughter Anna from Concord NH left to visit Centerville and other points. J Brightman and B T Dodge visit Corry and Spartansburg respectively. Various relatives and friends visit Fast Branch Youngsville East Branch and Garland.
Ave. 10. Fremont Ellis and son Cecil, of Sugar Grove, were on the Hill Tuesday. Mrs. Lizzie Samuelson visited Mrs. Lena Gregg at Chandlers Valley Sunday. T. J. Tobey and daughters Nellie and Winifred were at North Warren Saturday. Carl Brown is spending a few days at Sugar Grove. J H. Sullivan and wife were at Youngsville Saturday. Earl Brooks of Warren is visiting his brother Fred Brooks. Elmer Linberg employed near Kiantone spent Sunday at home. Mrs. T. J. Tobey in Youngsville visiting her niece Grace Johnson. The Misses Emma and Pauline Gustafson at home after Youngstown, Ohio. Born Sunday Aug 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Coon a daughter.
Aug 9 report lists Mrs Lelia Trisket Mrs Tara Covel Mr and Mrs Chas Dodd and Mrs Sears Raymond visiting Lily Dale last week. Miss Margaret Cowell of Buffalo guests of Miss Lula Covel. Mrs Clemnie Bassett Carrier and daughter Mary of Omaha Neb. left for Chicago after visiting. Miss Anna Loveland returned to Batavia N Y after a short visit.
Frank Bates and wife of Niobe visited D W Darrow early week. Bindley family shopped at Sugar Grove and stopped at John Carr’s en route home. Mrs Frank Robbins of Brooks Hill called on Inez Griffith. Griffith bedridden. Ella Pierce visited Gretta Hill. Ella Hill visited friends in Corry. John Pelton of Celoron visited brother A E Pelton. Lew Cornish of Bear Lake visited sister Mrs Baker. Wilma Bindley of Columbus and Henry Chapman’s family hosted Sunday at Charles Price’s in Dugal.
Henry Lauffenburger went to Warren on business Thursday. Arthur Vansile called on friends at Sheffield and Kane Tuesday and Wednesday. David Pearlstine from Pittsburg arrived Saturday for a few weeks with Aunt Mrs. A. C. Walker. Ackley and Jamestown visitors and locals kept up a busy weekend with family and friends in Dutch Hill and Dunkle Hollow areas.
A Muscotah Kansas Record note describes a farmer buying goods at the station from a Chicago mail order house. A local merchant claimed he could have sold the same items cheaper and saved freight, but the farmer replied that he had never seen the merchant's ads in the Muscotah Record.
Battle Creek founder Dr J H Kellogg will lecture on the morning of Saturday August 14 at Chautauqua New York during the Health and Efficiency symposium. He is famed as a surgeon general practitioner and superintendent of Battle Creek Sanitarium and his participation is a rarity this year.
An advertisement claims Ayer’s Hair Vigor stops hair loss in most cases without coloring hair. It urges consulting a physician for unusual health issues and mentions the product from J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Massachusetts.
A Cleveland testimonial from Mrs. D. I. Jones describes relief from nervous prostration after using Dr Miles Nervine. The ad explains nerves govern organ function and claims Nervine soothes irritation and rebuilds nerve force, offering money back if no benefit.
A sequence of real estate and trust transfers shows numerous deeds and gifts across Warren, Sugar Grove, Youngsville, Mead, Farmington, and surrounding towns. Transactions include parcels valued from $1 to $6,000 with grantees including individuals such as Mary F Grind ley, Anna Epstein, Z Z Chandler, Anna Fox, Mason R Emery, and Sumner A Orr.
Members of the Conenango Fishing Club departed Warren last Thursday morning for their annual excursion. The chartered car on the Pennsylvania railroad carried W E Rice KE W Parshall H M Putnam C J Reese W H Filler J B Eddy L W Dennison S W Waters J H Alexander W A Alexander O F Hoffman Charles Chase F R King Ed R Allen Dr R B Stewart. Hon Jerome R Fisher of Jamestown joined at Mayville, with Geo Heintz of Buffalo and Dr W M Baker of Warren planned to join at Buffalo. The party will be away for several weeks.
The Warren Water Works Company will undertake thorough cleaning of its main lines within the next few weeks. National Water Main Cleaning Company of New York has the contract and will lead a crew to remove iron deposits and sediment, with mains opened every 1000 feet.
An ancient maxim contrasts injury and revenge with forgiveness, noting that harming leaves you beneath the foe, retaliation earns parity, and mercy lifts you above. The saying frames moral choices as pathways to moral standing and personal elevation.
A Vermont breeder argues that a colt’s critical growth window after weaning requires gentle training and ample care. He urges generous feeding, careful nutrition including oats bran bone meal or flaxseed, and regular yard exercise to build confidence and health in the young horse.
An agronomy note outlines best sheep feeds including clover alfalfa sorghum cowpeas corn fodder oat straw turnips and beets. It highlights bran for lambs dairy cows and horses, Kohlrabi as a milk producer, and silage as economical for steers and breeding ewes. Purdue trials favor older cattle for feedlots over calves for yearling beef.
An ad promotes a yearly subscription at one dollar regular price with a two-paper deal from Toe Mam in Warren Pennsylvania. The offer claims Toe Mar and Warren’s local weekly together for one year at 1.75 dollars and asks readers to send money and order.
A tersely observed essay pack on health, manners, and social judgment. It questions why truth is often dressed up, notes money as a poor yardstick for romance, and warns against deceit while applauding prudent living and real care for health.
Public notices announce available farming and gardening documents from Senator Penrose and state colleges. Subjects include shelter tent experiments with tobacco orchard fertilization fire waste of the United States and plant pest treatment.
The ninth annual Miles and Baker reunion will be at J. M. Miles residence 902 East 22nd Street Erie Pa on Thursday August 19 relatives invited to attend and join a picnic dinner by order of president C M Baker 852 East 22nd St Erie Pa
Patrick J Kennedy died at his Beech street home on August 11 1909 aged 50 born in Ireland he had lived in Warren for 35 years a wife and four children survive a brother John of Warren and a sister Mrs Bridget Conboy of Warren funeral set from St Josephs church Friday at 9am with interment in St Josephs cemetery
A collection of aphorisms reflecting practical wisdom and social conduct. The adages cover wit, secrecy, restraint, marriage, generosity, wealth, civility, work ethic, and prudent living with references to prudence and virtue. Named phrases speak to self insight and behavior in society.
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