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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1902
Page
8
Neighborhood notes report rising arson concerns in Dunkirk while Lily Dale season ends on a high note. Other items mention Lakewood growth plans, Lake Chautauqua launches nearing a hundred, diversions, the Franklin divorce filing, rising grape prices, and multiple regional developments including rail repairs and local schools.
An adviser insists the market lacks demand for trained stenographers and bookkeepers. Readers are urged to enter Warren Business University in Warren, Pennsylvania for a course to gain employment.
Jacob Keller the tailor offers 1 000 yards of cloth closing out at cost for cash only. Engraved cards and wedding invitations announced at THE MAIL office.
County correspondence records a week of social visits and travel. Notables include Miss Kate Agnew and Mrs G H Schnell visiting Clarendon, Miss Lizzie Eckman from Corry, and the Chandler family reunion near town. Updates on health, employment changes, and school opening follow.
Mrs T H Whittaker and children returned to Braddock Pennsylvania after a month with relatives. D C Scott's remains were brought for burial with Mrs Clara Watson officiating. An adopted daughter lives in Port Arthur Texas. Ladies Aid plans a supper at the Church parlors Thursday evening. Visiting Mrs Fellows and Mrs Bowers are Mrs Bertha Henry and children from Iowa. Local school openings announced for September 2 with EK Monroe Eva Gordon Mary Crosby and Hattie Tyler in designated grades. George Shannon of Irvington visited. Broadhead and a Warren guest toured new amusement grounds. Republicans urged to keep Patti son supporters in the field.
Rev S L Todd returns from a two week vacation and will lead M E Church services Sunday morning. Lois Brooks home from Edinboro Normal, to resume studies Monday. A D Bentley away visiting relatives, Albert Harkness covers store. Model Restaurant by W G Tate thriving under Mrs Banks. Dog and donkey circus drew a full house for one night. Carrie Krimbill hosted ten to fifteen guests at Big Bend Camp Cottage picnic. R R Station gets a new paint coat. Kinzua Rod and Gun Club sold property including Big Bend Camp Cottage to J H West Co for outing-party use. Kinzua ball team beat Warren Y M C A 11 to 10 in Warren. Leading Store adds large awning on Main Street.
Aug 26 report notes the Swedish Lutherans enjoyed their picnic at Peterson’s grave last Friday. Miss Olive Spencer won silverware for the medicine show with the most votes. The Lutheran Church is near repair after lightning damage.
An advertisement urges readers to enroll in Warren Business University Warren Pa for up to date business training. It notes that even traditional chalk accounts gave way to formal bookkeeping and prompts sending for a catalogue with full particulars.
The Struthers Hotel Barn is now in charge of John Stinger who will give special attention to farmers horses and the transient trade will be accommodated as there is no livery in connection The Geo Ball Clothing Co Warren Pa urges farmers to visit for overalls and workingmen's goods ready for wrapping up.
The item announces printing services at the Y Mail Office with a motto emphasizing promptness neatness and cheapness.
Jay Crary sails for Washington to seek work and A H Bailey departs for Nebraska on vacation with R C White covering freight duties. Churches draw crowds from Tiona and Clarendon as Grace McDonald heads to Pleasantville. an Ellis and Patchen reunion are noted. A new baby born in Keystone Avenue. births and moves mark the week as workers push road grading for the Youngsville to Sugar Grove street railway. Capt Cumings leaves for Madison with a family health scare. a seven course progressive dinner unfolds as teachers are chosen. Edward Holden dies at 27 with funeral held in Deerfield Township.
A Philadelphia writer John W Frazer issues a monograph arguing Democratic administrations harmed the nation. He cites figures from the Statistical Abstract of the U S for 1901 comparing Cleveland and McKinley tariff eras on exports, domestic product, tin plate, pig iron, and railroad bars.
Metzger and Hogan announce the store closes at noon Friday with employees given a half holiday. The ad highlights a wide range of dry goods and textiles including Munsing’s Underwear, Priestley’s fabrics, Lupin’s dress goods, tailored suits, quality hosiery, silks, linens, corsets, gloves, and carpets.
When you find a stock made from products of such makers, it is as near right as possible for any merchant. Selected from recognized masters, it must be right. Trash and poor goods are not here and prices are lower than elsewhere in this section. Our buyer knows his business and secures the right things at the right price. OUR NEW FALL GOODS tumble in from the country. Call and examine.
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