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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1900
Page
1
A stream of local notes from Warren details social calls travels and visits. Mentions include Dr. E D Preston returning from a western trip Minnie Kirberger heading to lakes, and Mrs F A Boughton visiting Meadville. The piece notes church services at Trinity Memorial, local oil discoveries, city improvements, and military camp activities with Co I 16th regiment returning from Mt Gretna.
The YMCA will run the Star Course of entertainments in Library Hall next winter with five attractions. Ticket prices match last year at $1 for the course and $1.50 for a reserved seat. single reservations cost 10 cents each. First show features Brockway Grand Concert Company led by Franz Wilczek with Arthur Beresford Emma Porter Makinson and Jacques Friedman.
List of property transfers in Warren and surrounding townships with buyers and sellers including Laura M Schofield N K Wendelboe O W Beaty Carrie Spencer govi n to O J Gage Cornplanter Refing Co to Albert Knabb Hood to A J Williams Mary E Myers to Heber W Geer Jacob S Learn to Edward C Blackmer D S Randall to M E Church Pine Grove East Warren Real Estate Co to Minnie A Bartelson Ursula M Day to John Bright etc Includes numerous parcels in Warren Elk Glade Sugar Grove and surrounding areas with values from 20.90 to 4400 and terms recorded for August 15 1900.
Charles W. Smith of Warren visited Tionesta to promote Warren Business University. The school reports strong local popularity and a steady stream of graduates placed in book keeping stenography and typing roles. It maintains applicant files with reliable businessmen seeking trained staff.
W. B. Conklin of Bowersville Ohio testifies he received more benefit from Foley's Kidney Cure than months of physician treatment. Take no substitute. J. M. Siegfried.
In Warren Pennsylvania on July 18 1900 Mrs Ann M Hosack acknowledges East Warren Real Estate Co to deed Lot No 84 to her for 400 dollars under her late husband R R Hosacks agreement. She states the insured clause gives her ownership of the lot valued at 400 for 79 92 dollars and signs respectfully.
Kane today features five fire companies in a grand afternoon parade with spectators. Tomorrow the Watson Hose team seeks top prize in races as fire crews saved surrounding property after Phillips and Son ice house at Richland burned around 5 45 pm Tuesday. Parties from Warren rent a cottage at Allegheny Springs for a week, chaperoned by Mrs Rankin. attendees include Marie ODonnell Mary Yates Lulu Yates Josephine Rankin George Henry Donald Falconer Roy Baker Harold Hue Karl Cowan.
Base Ball. Tidioute and Kane are booked for a league game in Warren next Monday, August 20, at 3 30 PM. James tovép's strong club will also tackle our X C A team next Wednesday, August 22, at the usual time.
Mrs. O. E. Dutton of Danville Illinois says both children suffered from whooping cough until a small bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar provided relief. She adds she used a 50 cent bottle, which saved a doctor's bill. J. M. Siegfried.
Bert L. Gross and Clara Pearl Kirby wed at the Humphrey house in Jamestown New York on August 8 1900. The ceremony was officiated by Rev. Dr. James G. Townsend. Both couples are residents of Warren Pennsylvania.
Leroy Jones of Yan keebush Conewango Pa was killed instantly last Thursday August 9 at about 3 PM while loading logs onto a wagon at work. He was nearly 35, unmarried, and survived by four sisters and two brothers. The notice thanks neighbors for sympathy and lists surviving relatives.
The ad lists fifty 26 inch umbrellas at 69 cents, seventy 16 inch glora items at 98 cents, 1000 yards outings at 8 1/4 cents, 1000 yards fancy French Down Flannels at 15 cents, 2000 yards standard Prints at 5 cents, batting per pound 8 to 14 cents, new line ladies wrappers at 98 cents, and 2000 yards 4 4 heavy unbleached muslin at 5 cents. Also 110 shirt waists in sizes 32, 34, 36 selling at 25, 56, 75 cents and $1 to clear space.
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