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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1901
Page
8
The Warren Mail reports a gas well on the Russell farm in Kiantone Chautauqua county appears promising. The item notes local energy activity and nearby community details from the same issue.
County correspondence highlights visits and arrivals including James H. Perks from Sabine staying with his father in law Charles Sampson and others from Sheffield Petrolia and Jamestown. community updates include church talks on The Steel Strike foreign mission collections over 42 dollars and a Samuelson reunion planning session.
J W Agrelius and son Ray visited the Pan American on Tuesday. The Wilson family plans their annual reunion at Mrs Henry Brayton’s home on Aug 15. A schoolmates and associates picnic is set for Aug 29 with over 175 cards sent. Various locals including Mrs Harry Thompson of Warren and Blanche Agrelius visited Warren and Sugar Grove areas. Newborn son to Mr and Mrs Alfred Henning. Continuous visits by Nelson Mead Corydon, Flora Grace and Mildred Wright Wheeling to Sugar Grove, Maud Webb’s travels to Corry Spartansburg and Buffalo, and Miss Ruth Morgan Sugar Grove with Mrs W D Whitney. Various residents traveled or hosted visitors including Mrs Emma Arird with Mrs C E Hale and Miss Maud Shutt Fos toria Ohio visiting Sugar Grove.
Aug 13 notes report the Crouch reunion at Jamestown on Aug 1 and visits by S D Boone family A Wright and Mrs Sliter plus Corry guests. It mentions water at C Meades farm, McClintock visiting Fanchers, Irvine family illnesses, Hazletine from West Virginia, Higgins and Goodwin, births, Stewart Fuller buying property, threshers busy, and funeral transport of Mrs Ford from Clarendon.
Farmers in Dugall report oats light but corn promising a big crop as thresher noise approaches. Attendance at Garland Holy Rollers meeting noted along with visits from Warren and Frewsburg residents. A Lutheran church conference Aug 27 and a Young Peoples’ picnic at Hagle’s grave Aug 28 invite participation. Born to William and Mrs. Spetz a son.
Mrs Campbell of Bradford who stayed with Joe Gage returned home last week. Attending Chautauqua Grange Day from this place were Mr and Mrs N A Porter and Anna and Ida Falconer.
F R Case, age seventy one, directs mason work on the new I O O F hall fronting 45 by 65 feet. He has served forty five years as justice of the peace and twenty five years as school director. He taught Corydon school in 1873 and is a Democratic leader. Other notes praise local business and community events as Keystone handles run full time and farmers enjoy good crops despite summer heat.
Aug 14 notices record Myron Waters funeral at Warren attended by Wm Haggerty and Abbott sisters Lucy and Agnes. Visiting relatives include George Gilbert Ellington and Roy Kinsman Decatur at J A Kinsman’s, Mrs George Muir guest of Mrs A Shutt. Summerfield Warner dies suddenly Aug 12 at home aged about 75 from heart disease.
Lottsville Lodge No. 631 I C C F mourns the death of brother Roland Brundage. Charter draped in mourning for 30 days. resolutions recorded. copy to family. published in Warren Mail. D S Pierce secretary. Far mers note Struthers Hotel Barn now run by John Stinger with care for farmers horses. no livery.
Prof Ruth and Principal Davis of the Clarion State Normal School spend their vacation in the principal's office tending to the interests of Clarion Normal graduates.
An advertisement offers customers a photo enlargement free of charge when they trade with the business for a five dollar purchase. The notice emphasizes the bargain and implies a limited time or promotional feature.
Ticket prices and sale conditions for summer excursion passes on the D. A. V. & P. R. R. to Niagara Falls Jamestown Lily Dale and Chautauqua Lake. Various limits and return rules plus stamps required for Lily Dale return passage. Agents offer information on widespread resort travel.
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets Warren to Buffalo during the Pan American Exposition with various limits and car restrictions. Three day limit costs $2 with no parlor or sleeping car. ten day limit $3. fifteen day limit $3.80. season final limit $4.95 valid to Nov 30, 1901. Tickets available from ticket agents.
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by New Great South American Kidney Cure. It relieves pain in bladder kidneys and back for both sexes and stops water retention almost immediately. Sold by Dertzel and Saner, Warren, Pa.
Erie Railroad offers very low rate excursion tickets from its main stations to Denver Colorado Springs Ogden Salt Lake City Hot Springs South Dakota Duluth and St Paul. Tickets allow summer travel with long return limits through October 31 and on sale June 18 to September 10. For full details and maps contact the nearest ticket agent or F H Garfield Jamestown NY passenger agent.
Dr E Detchon announces an anti diuretic marketed as helpful for children who soil beds from nocturnal enuresis. The product claims to arrest the trouble at once and is priced at one dollar. Sold by Hertzel and Saner druggists in Warren Pennsylvania.
100 Tons Wanted. I will pay cash for old rubber boots and shoes, wringer rollers, circular packing, hoses, bursted tires free of cloth or dirt. Also old brass, lead, zinc, copper boiler bottoms free of iron or wire. Collect at Watson Avenue near Boss Wagon Shop. Evenings at Seeley’s boarding house on Poplar Street. I will be glad to see any of my old friends.
Advertises a good second-hand organ for 25 dollars and mentions chafing dishes and toasters. Promotes Fehman Bros as the best job printing at the mat office and highlights chest of drawers and utensils.
Citizens are urged to hurry as the store advertises unusually low footwear prices. The message highlights dramatic discounts and paints a sense of scarcity to entice shoppers to buy before stock runs out.
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