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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1908
Page
8
All copy must reach by Tuesday each week. Each correspondent must sign their name to communications, but names not published without request. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
Kane area social routine includes callers Mrs Passinger and Mrs Hay hosting visitors. Lost woods wanderer James Winkler returns Aug 14 after days of searching, slight injuries, doctor Meely reports patient recovering. Village residents from Ludlow, Depew, Brockport, Pittsburg visit and socializing with local families. outings to Sheffield and multiple calls at Kane.
About 2,500 people attended the Business Men's picnic on Thursday. The weather was fine and the day was enjoyed. A ball game between the fats and leans ended with the leans victorious. Various residents travel for outings and visits across town and nearby towns.
Mrs. Lizzie Samuelson spent Tuesday and Wednesday visiting Mrs. Eva Crocker and Mrs. George Bates. A large crowd attended the Gospel Workers camp meeting at the Park. Alice Delamater visited Ruby Samuelson Sunday and Monday.
Ave 18 F Darling spent Thursday in Jamestown with daughter Flora returning from Bemus Point. Mrs Matilda Swanson of McGraw and daughter Mrs Vincent of Eagle Rock visited Mr and Mrs T Akins. Mr and Mrs S C Bunce of Troy Centre Crawford Co were guests of Mr and Mrs W M Delamater. Two carloads of coal for a dryer, oats in barns, no rain in two weeks. Township picnic set for Thursday Aug 20 at Peterson's Grove invites all.
Ave 18 R H Shearman and family returned from Jamestown visit. Rebecca Lodge Kinzua held a Marshs Grove picnic Thursday. Mrs Clara Wright Warren visited town. W Hoop brought produce to Kane Friday. Grange folks attended Warren meeting last Saturday. Maude Morrison R E Green Handley Warren visitors. John Wooster Warren spent Sunday here. Howe Covell Morrison spent Sunday here. David Holt Warren visitor. Mrs M J Handley visiting Lafayette McKean county. Cc M Bergstrom Kane potatoes convoy Tuesday.
Mrs. T. C. Jones and son Leo from Pittsburg visit her mother for a few days. Henry Walker of Scandia visits his grandmother over Sunday. Mrs. Martin Morgan of Warren in the valley last week. John Mattson under doctor’s care. A. S. Passinger buys a new buggy. Earl Curtis and family of Corry visit his mother. Mrs. Elias Akeley a Russell visitor Saturday. David Pearlstine and Earl Kinsey visit friends in Westline and Wetmore. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cole in Warren on business. Freeda Mattson visits Bertha Passinger. Mrs. Ida Vansile and Bertha Passinger call on Mrs. W. B. Culbertson. Gust Akeley of Jamestown on the streets Sunday. Mrs. Wm. Scott visits relatives in Warren Thursday. A. C. Walker and daughter Alice of Scandia visit Mrs. W. H. Madigan.
The Rev. W. H. Armstrong leaves Monday for Stoneboro Pennsylvania to attend the Wesleyan Methodist camp meeting and will visit his parents in Murdocksville before returning. Mrs. Clara Reed and her Kane family visit her parents Mr and Mrs A Stevenson. J H Sullivan and wife attended Gala Day at Youngsville. Grace Palmer of Youngsville visits uncle T J Tobey recovering from appendicitis. Esther Stevenson travels to Jamestown for employment. Mr and Mrs E K Stearns and daughter Cora attend the Devereau reunion in Jamestown. Ed Akins and family return to J A Akins' home.
Mrs Hattie Nelson of Warren visits friend Mrs Metzger with her grandchild. Mrs B E A Livingston of Iowa tours here with sister Mrs M A Beebe. Miss Lillie Beaumont from Jersey City arrives for a short stay with her uncle and aunt. Filmore Nelson returns from Wilmington Pa for vacation. Irvington W C T U hosts Youngsville W C T U, at Mrs G W Brown’s home, with large turnout, fine program and ample lunch.
A Deacon agrees to adopt Ruth from an orphan asylum. The girl proves rebellious and destructive, sparking a clash over rules and meals. After weeks of punishment and chaos, the barn burns, the house is wrecked, and Ruth leaves with a note. Parson suggests marriage instead.
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