Dissolution of E. Cowan's Sons partnership in Warren
The partnership of Willis Cowan and Dwight Cowan dissolved on August 10 1905 by mutual consent. All debts of the firm will be settled by Willis Cowan. Printing and publishing operations will continue as Cowan & Drum with Dwight Cowan and Enos T. Drum at 307 Second Street Warren Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Cowan
Willis Cowan
Dwight Cowan
Warren Man
Enos T. Drum
Cowan & Drum
Second Street
Many Events in Warren Amid Community News
Warren notes include visits from Earl Titus and friends, a Miller golden wedding with a garden picnic and accident, church announcements, and progress on a new Piso Co office foundation. Also headlines on gas engines for Warren James town trolley power, rail supervisor changes, and local literary and travel chatter.
Conneaut Bank Chooses Warren Official as Secretary
A new Conneaut Banking and Trust Co to begin operations soon announces Charles E. Cobb of Warren as Secretary and Treasurer. Cobb formerly cashier of Warren Trust Co and longtime Warren Savings Bank employee is a prominent local figure. The Warren Trust Co will appoint a successor, with the departure date not yet disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Conneaut
Charles E. Cobb
Warren
Conneaut Banking and Trust Co
Cobb
Warren Savings Bank
Warren Trust Co
Charley
The
Trust Co
Portrait and history of Warren's First National Bank
The Old Reliable First National Money sketches the bank of Warren Pa established August 6 1864 and extended in 1904. It lists officers F H Rockwell Perry D Clark F K Russell etc and notes F K Russell began as messenger in 1872 before becoming cashier. praises his character and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Money
Pittsburg
First National Bank
Warren
F. 2
Russell
First National Bank of
Warren County
F. H. Rockwell
Perry D. Clark
Married couples united in Warren and Jamestown area notices
A string of marriage notices from Lander Warren Co Pa Jamestown N Y and surrounding towns lists doubles in 1905. Names include Harry M Nelson Aubrey J Putnam Charles G Peterson Carrie N Anderson Edward Coppie Ada G Stainbrook Carl P Head Junita Gardner L Y Russell Maude M Mayers with officiants and locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson—Putnam
Lander
Warren Co
A. 0. Putnam
R. C. Weilder
Harry M. Nelson
Warren
Aubrey J. Putnam
Peterson — Anderson
Jamestown
N. Y
J. G. Townsend
Charles G. Peterson
Carrie N. Anderson
Derby—Schonberg
J. T. Kerrin
Robert Derby
Oil City
Carrie Schonberg
Coppple
Stainbrook
Tidioute
S.F. Marks
Edward Coppie
Ada G. Stainbrook
Tidio
Yates Death In Warren Hospital At Age Twenty
Miss Lulu Yates died at Warren Emergency Hospital on August fifteenth after brain fever. She showed early musical talent and taught in Chicago and at the Colorado State Normal School. Survived by mother Mrs Rose E. Yates sister Mary and brother Bishop. Funeral from Cottage Place today at 2 PM. Abbott death noted in Minneapolis. Ford and Thoburn notices follow with brief biographical details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yates
Warren Emergency Hospital
Lulu Yates
Chicago
State Normal Schoor
Colorado
Miss Yates
Warren
Rose E. Yates
Mary
Bishop
Cottage Place
Abbott
Nathan Gibson Abbott
Minneapolis
Minn
Sugar Grove Cp
Warren Co
Ellen MclIntosh
Sugar Grove
Minnesota
Brooklyn Township
Jessie Abbott
Charles B. Allen
Fanny A. Hall
Kalamazoo
Mich
Freehold
Ford
Ivy May Sager
England
John Lawson
North Warren
Thoburn
David Lytle Thoburn
M. E. Church
Lucknow
India
James M. Thoburn
Allegheny
T. R. Thoburn
Oil City
County Fair Dates and Warren Hotel News
County fair dates listed for Kittanning Butler Clarion Cambridge Springs Brookville Punxsatawney Pulaski Stoneboro and Mercer with dates from Aug to Sept. Chautauqua visitors are directed to Colonial Cottage at 22 Cookman Avenue opposite Hall of Philosophy. Mrs M Crittenden owner manager offers rooms and board at reasonable rates. The New Struthers Hotel reached full capacity and Warren hotels are prospering. Charles Whiteshot of Mannington West Virginia visits Warren and is noted as author of oil country histories. Subscriptions offered for The Malit and the New York Tribune Farmer. A fifteen week scholarship in Warren Business College is advertised for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
N. Y
Robert Watchorn
National Immigration Department
R. H. Conwell
Oliver Wilson
Illinois State Grange
W. F. Hill
Pennsylvania State Grange
Jamestown
Mayville
Titusville
Kittanning
Butler
Clarion
Cambridge Springs
Brookville
Punxsatawney
Pulaski
Stoneboro
Mercer
Colonial Cottage
Cookman Avenue
Hall of Philosophy
Struthers
Warren
Charles Whiteshot
Mannington
W. Va
Malit
New York Tribune Farmer
Tri- Weekly Tribune
MAIL
Business College of
Bargain Basement Sale Prices Ahead of Spring Line
A newspaper ad lists multiple lots of goods with varied old style pricing. Lot 1 offers 50c 38c and 25c items at 19c, Lot 2 shows 18c and 15c items at 9c, Lot 3 includes 12c 10c and 8c items at 5c. Shirts and waists offered, including white and colored shirt waist suits at 1.25 and Jap Silk Waists at 2.50, with white shirt waists divided into three sale prices.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dwight Cowaan
Warren, Pa
Home Matters
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Tiona Oil
Allen
Liberty Street
Earl Titus
Springfield
Mass
W. W. Davis
Chautauqua Lake
James R. King
Wade B. Mell
Havana
Cuba
Fisher
A. Rearick
Oscar D. Glenn
Buffalo
Senator Cumings
C.G. Warren
Elmira
Sheldon
Bell Telephone Co
J. W. Wiggins
Indiana
Jim
Piso Co
Alson Rogers
Northwest
Portland
Pennsylvania Railroad
R. J. Bond
Pittston
C. L. Tiers
John J. O’hern
Washington
Jessie May Gisselbrecht
Eugene Edward Clark
J. M. Mills
Nora
Josephine Hernon
Petrolia
New Castle
Lillian Brockway
New York
Italy
James W. Kitchen
Lakewood
Dora Hutter
Fourth Street
St. Lawrence
Nova Scotia
Newfoundland
H. K. Miller
John H. Miller
Cobham Place
John
Philip Bassett
Frank C. Bogart
Burgess Peirce
Corporation
Warren National Bank
Western Union Telegraph Co
Second
Bank
Chief Windsor
Telegraph Company
MacGowan
W. L. MacGowan
D. I. Ball
May
Levi Smith
Laura
Eva
Jay
R. H. Smith
Carl
J. A. Hawke
Mary Smith
E. B. Grandin
Florence
Alice
8. B. Dick
George McGunnegle
Mayar
J. F. Fouch
Frank Street
East Side
Kansas City
Mill Pond Bridge
Jack the Giant Killer
First Lutheran Church
J. Gongaware
Mart Orricz
Mt. Gretna
National Guard
Sheridan
Brink & Young
Hugh Miles
Fagundas
Marietta
Buckley and Blistant
Rowland Brothers
Ayer
Miss V. Brock
Wayland, Mich
J.C. Aye
Clyers
Hunter's
Cash Store
O.H. Hunter & Son
Benj. A. Ball
T. O. Slater & CO
Penn’a Avenue West
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