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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1912

Page

2

Russell Social and Family Visitors Reported

The ice cream social at the M. E. church lawn drew a large crowd on Saturday night. Percival Golden of Catskill New York visits Mrs. F. F. Lane for a few days. Mrs. Mary Curtiss returns from Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cole and Hazel Sadler visit Chas. Cole on Sunday. Mildred Sumner hosts a picnic for her Sunday School class at F. E. Thompson's cottage near Akeley. Earnest Springer and D. Peaport from Germany visit Russell, and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Beach take a brief vacation to OnoVille and Randolph New York.

Akeley Earnest Springer D. Peaport Germany Russell J. F. Beach Onoville Randolph N. Y

Ross Hill Newsbriefs and Local Updates

Funeral honors held for Mrs Bartsch's mother in Guys Mills. Curtis Southwick reported loss of two cows. Miss Bessie Hamilton from Erie visiting Mrs EK S Martin. A B Tarris dismantling and rebuilding farm structures. Infant son of Mr and Mrs George Filger ill with severe whooping cough. Mrs Geo Benedict and daughter Mattie visited Tidioute. Miss Cecil Martin visited Hill relatives. Ross Hill school house undergoing summer repairs including new papering floor wall and paint. Mr and Mrs James Pike of Toronto visited relatives. Mrs Lavern Dey of Jamestown visiting family. A large rattlesnake with eleven rattles killed near Warren Silica Company gate.

Ross Hill Fred Bartsch Mary Bartsch Guys Mills Curtis Southwick Bessie Hamilton Erie EK. S. Martin A.B. Tarris George Filegar Geo. Benedict Mattie Cecil Martin James Pike Torpedo

T J FOLEY and handlers of Railroad Freight

T J Foley offers heavy moving services and careful handling of pianos and household goods. Orders can be left with A A Davis & Co. Telephone connections N Y P Co No 2 B Warren Te t Co No 84. Auction bills letterheads and all kinds of printing promptly and reasonably done at the Mail Office.

A. A. Davia & Co B. Warren Tet. Co

Bear Lake Social Notes Highlight Local Arrivals

Bear Lake notes welcome J H Gardiner and family to their new home. Clum Holton visits from Washington. Minnie Root of Westfield visits. Dr and Mrs Halpside buy C V Mather property and M P Carr buys John Rowe house. Margaret Carr returns home from Lottsville visit. Leona McCray visits from Warren. Perry Woodard ill at Iris Simmons home. Roy Mather from Brocton visits. Gust Andersons visit Sherman.

Bear Lake J. H. Gardiner Clum Holton Washington Minnie Root Westfield

Local Social and Family Notices from Matthews Run

Aug 14 notes report gatherings and visits in Matthews Run area. Mrs Chandler hosted a variety shower. the Sweet and Johnson reunions occurred with about 30 attendees. Residents visit relatives in Ohio and Chautauqua county. local drilling on well No 2 begins. several residents listed with short status and travels.

Matthews Robert Chandler H. L. Rowley Preston Devereaux Lee Sweet Tiona Percy John Hultberg Johnson Wim. Johnsons A. C. Hazeltine Loweville Ohio Frank Patchen Frank Carlson F. D. Bowers Kermit Vickander Youngsville F. G. Swanson Clare Chapman Chautauqua County

Arsenic as the Most Frequent Criminal Poison

The passage states arsenic has perhaps been more often used than any other poison for crime and identifies it with the “wonderful elixir” of the seventeenth century. It notes widespread poisoning in Italy and mentions Pope Alexander VII in 1648 learning of the practice.

Italy Alexander VII

Dodge team defeats picked up squad at local ball game

A Saturday game at the local diamond ended in a Dodge victory over the picked up team. The Dodge team had earlier been defeated at the Kiantone picnic. Personal notices include visits and moves from Mrs. Boyd and daughter to Pittsburgh, Mrs. Marsh at Russell, and Emerson Hale visiting his brother Francis in Frewsburg. Daniel Harrington and Luella Clendening married last week at Jamestown and plan to settle there.

Akeley Dodge Kiantone Harrington Hale School Flora Bradley Wiltsie John Geracimos Annie Hattie Jensen Warren Howard Homestead

Pittsfield Briefs and Obituary

Miss Bessie Muller of Brooklyn visits relatives in the area and Ruth Anderson makes a busi ness trip to Youngsville. Local residents attend camp meetings in Holton and Warren. Mr. Lester, 85, dies after a long illness. funeral services are held at the Presbyterian church with ministers Miller and Sell. Mrs. A. D. Coan visits sister Catherine Shutts. Charley Vamps visits his brother William Vamps.

Pittsfield Bessie Muller Brooklyn Ruth Anderson Youngsville J. M. Babcock Hazel Lydiatt Holton Charley McIntyre Hagel Warren Donald McIntyre Arthur Hagel E. D. Sell Myrtle Wm. Vamps F. A. Rhoads Stoneboro Lester Presbyterian Church Miller Garland Sell A. D. Coan Catherine Shutts Charley Vamps

Local Notes From Mount Osk And Spartansburg

Several farmers delivered fine young cattle to Spartansburg purchased by Mr Huff. Fred Brown of North East visited friends. Young ladies attended a pie and ice cream social at Cobbs Corners. Elda Vallentine of Irvine returned home after visiting Miss Espey Nichols. Enos Thompson of Grand Valley called on friends. Mrs Myra Hutchison of Grand Valley visited Mrs J Brightman. Mrs A B Smith of Corry visits daughter Essie Pierce. Mr and Mrs Lafe Oviatt visited Spartansburg. Scott Redmond and Elga Oviatt of Youngsville married at Lynn Oviatt’s in Youngsville on August 12. will live on the bride’s farm here.

Mount Oak Spartansburg Huff Fred Brown North East Cobbs Corners Elda Vallentine Irvine Espey Nichols Enos Thompson Grand Valley Myra Hutchison J. Brightman A. B. Smith Corry Essie Pierce Lafe Oviatt Scott Redmond Elga Oviatt Youngsville Lynn Oviatt

Marsh Family Holds Reunion at Fentonville

The A C Marsh family reunion occurred August 16 at the Struthers hose cottage by Conewango creek near Fentonville. A large attendance with seven absent, a noon dinner, afternoon outdoor sports, and new officers G H Marsh president J P Marsh vice president Mayme Marsh secretary Thressa Marsh treasurer. Relatives came from DuBois Corydon Warren North Warren Lander Frewsburg and Russell.

A. C. Marsh Struthers Hose Conewango Creek Fentonville G. H. Marsh J. P. Marsh Mayme Marsh Thressa Marsh Corydon DuBois Warren North Warren Lander Frewsburg Russell

Furnace Lights Itself In Crane Iron Plant Blast

In Catasauqua Pennsylvania on August twenty second the Crane Iron company unveiled its new million dollar furnace. Workers returned to find the furnace already burning vigorously with light from a self ignition event. Friction combustion and lightning during a thunderstorm are suggested causes.

Catasauqua Crane Iron Company

Market Report New York Provision Market Summary

WHEAT No 2 hard winter at 1.03 dollars. OATS Standard 1.0 b 59 percent. PORK Mess 20.00 to 20.50. BUTTER Creamery extras 26 26 and 44 cents. EGGS State and Pennsylvania white fancy new laid 31 38 to 2. Eggs 38 cents? Note: price details include state and Pennsylvania eggs. CHEESE Good to choice 15 to 16 cents. POTATOES Long Island per barrel 2.00 to 2.37.

New York Pennsylvania Long Island

Buffalo Provision Market Prices wave on Wheat to Potatoes

Buffalo August 21 price list shows WHEAT No 2 white at 1.10 No 3 white 1.08. CORN No 3 yellow 84 3 4 yellow 83c. OATS No 3 white 36 4c No 4 white 35 4c. FLOUR patent prices 6.00 to 6.75 per barrel. BUTTER prints 28c creamery 25c state. EGGS state henery white fancy 28 29c. POTATOES home grown 75c to 1.00 per bushel.

Buffalo

L. C. Eddy Ad On Collections Service

An advertisement for L. C. Eddy located at 410 Pennsylvania Avenue West offers General Law business services focused on prompt collections.

Pennsylvania Avenue West

Market Quotes for Cattle Sheep and Hogs

Prime steers sell from 9.25 to 9.50 per pound with 1 200 to 1 400 lb cattle in play. Choice fat cows 7 85 to 3 90 percent, heifers 6 25 to 6 50, bulls 7 25 to 7 75, veals 10 75 to 11 00. Spring lambs 7 25 to 7 75, mixed sheep 4 25 to 4 85. Lightweight hogs 8 80 to 8 85, heavy hogs 8 85 to 8 90.

Buffalo Hay Market Prices Noted for Timothy and No 1 Mixed

Timothy No 2 on track fetches 17.00 to 17.50 dollars with No 1 mixed at 20.00 dollars in the Buffalo hay market report.

Buffalo Hay Market Timothy

Bridal Finery as Shroud in Pittsburg Tragedy

Miss Della Ridgway aged 23 died at her Verona home as wedding plans overwhelmed her. Her wedding gown was to be her shroud after a rehearsal with fiance Charles Braund and the bridal party caused nervous hysteria.

Pittsburg Della Ridgway Verona Charles Braund

Caught Fishing on Sunday by Rev Charles F Aked

Rev Charles F Aked of San Francisco admitted fishing on Sunday while on vacation at Harriman Lodge on Upper Klamath Lake. He was with his wife and two maids when news shocked churchgoers and local dignitaries. Aked appeared unbothered by the scandal.

Charles F. Aked San Francisco Klamath Falls Ore Harriman Lodge Klamath Lake Aked

Advertisement in the Mail Delivers Results

Readership across neighborhoods responds to Mail ads driving inquiries and sales. Local merchants report increased inquiries after placing classified style notices.

Quality First Eyewear Offers 25 Years Experience

The ad from Prof H B Hyde promotes high grade prescription work for eyes and optics with 25 years experience. It warns against traveling eyeglass specialists and claims to provide the best and cheapest prescription services at 348 Penn Avenue West over Citizens National Bank with hours 9 am to 8 pm and Bell phone 256 J.

United States Penn. Avenue West Citizens National Bank Bell H.B. Hyde

Prevent and Relieve Headache with Dr Miles Pills

Testimonials praise Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for quick relief from headaches. Waterview Maine resident notes relief after four uses and long-term satisfaction. Detroit Michigan resident claims decades of use with consistent results. No other remedy cited as superior.

Miles JHN Bust Waterview Dr. Miles Joseph Franowtick Trombly Av Detroit Mich

Dr Miles Anti Pain Pill Promises Safe Relief

Dr Miles Medical Co promotes an anti pain pill saying it does not upset the stomach or leave after effects. If the first package fails to benefit, the druggist will refund the money. sold by druggists nationwide Elkhart Indiana listed.

Miles Medical CO Elkhart Ind

Also Mentioned on This Page

T. J. Foley Sa Franklin Sy First National Bank Penna Warren Trust Company Warren, Penn’a Warren Savings Bank Warren, Pennsylvania Depository State of Mount Osk Thunderbolt Market Report Buffalo Provision Market L. C. Eddy ornery-at-Law East Buffalo Livestock Market John Hepburn, M. D N. E Market Street Bell Phone Patrick Meehan Warren County Ment Roger Mooney Warren, Pa D. G. Blackman Justice of the Peace Warren, In A. A. Optometrist A. W. Eaton Philadelphia Life Insurance Penn. Ave E. Warren, Pa Edward A. Wilson Mr.Wilson Andress Charles A. Abbott Ann Street New York City Chichester Braggiat Druguists
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