Skillful Shoemaking Elevates Men’s Fine Shoes
The article touts high quality workmanship in men’s footwear, highlighting skilled shoemakers and durable lasts to claim unmatched comfort and style in their latest collection.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1906
Page
5
The article touts high quality workmanship in men’s footwear, highlighting skilled shoemakers and durable lasts to claim unmatched comfort and style in their latest collection.
Readers are presented with a range of men and women鞋 footwear styles including lace, button, and blucher designs in high and low cut versions suitable for various outfits and occasions.
Beginning Sunday July 1 and every Sunday after until further notice the D A V and P R R will operate a special Dunkirk to Titusville round trip. Train leaves Warren at 11 05 a m ET. Fare to Titusville and return 1 08 with reduced rates between intermediate stations. 6 28 tf
Reduced Sunday rates apply every Sunday until further notice. The D A V and P R R will sell discounted tickets for same day round trips to points along its line, encouraging passengers to travel and return in one day.
Mrs. J. T. Finley and sons along with Mrs. C. W. Anderson and Mrs. D. Ayling visited Mrs. H. Blair in Warren on Wednesday. Ray Fisher visited his Portville, New York parents Friday. Mary Smith of Warren visits her aunt Mrs. Wm. Sinclair. Miss Mary Owen and sister Edith of Sheffield tour Oil City. Frank Cogswell and son Harry of Warren camp on Anderson's Island this week. Sam Peters visited Irvingson family Monday. A camping party from Warren and Bradford returned from Camp Columbia Monday. Mrs. J. T. Finley visited Sill Run. Emil Johnson of Cherry Grove spent Sunday with family. Carl Clark Ralph Jackson and Frank Richardson of Warren camp on the island a week. Miss Hanna McLaughlin and Alice More of Randolph guest of Mrs. Wm. Sinclair. Mrs. Emil Johnson and children visited Warren Monday.
Rev Barnard will preach his farewell sermon next Sunday before leaving for Conference. The Clark family reunion is set for Thursday with Mr and Mrs John Wiltsie. Arlington Iowa visitors Perry Wiltsie and Frank Fortney stop by. Kent Ohio residents E Cook family visited J L Rickerson. Ella Adams returns from Jamestown. Miss Ethel Hale misplaced a bead chatelaine bag at Carroll town picnic. Ice cream social held by Ladies Aid Society at the church Saturday evening. Guests include Will D Parker and Milton Parker, Mrs Clara Shannon and two Hinsdale, New York visitors.
Aug 28 social notes list visits and returns among Kane Warren and surrounding towns. Names include Miss Marjorie Keelor Elsia Lenhart Thos Keelor A S Passinger Bertha Jones Hulda Albertina Thad Jones Roy Russell Anna Lindquist Anna Johnson and others. Local dances and hospitality at platform events are noted.
Aralzman Chester Marsh born 1817 New York Rose town. Married Rachel Grawbadger, lived in Hilldale Michigan, Elk Township Pennsylvania, then Corydon Pennsylvania with sons. Died August 23, 1906 at 89 years 4 months 29 days. Survived by brother Hamilton sister Sarah and six children. Funeral held August 25 at Jason Marsh home Corydon with many attendees.
Advertisement by M. B. Deumage of Kinzua Pennsylvania offers a black mare and a good driver for tight delivery service with harness and buggy. Inquiries encouraged. Dated August 23, 1921.
Letters of Administration granted for Ruth Smith of Spring Creek Township. Creditors urged to pay promptly and claimants to present demands for settlement. Also notices listing numerous accounts filed with the Warren County Orphans Court for September review, including Kay, Blackman, Mooney, Hayward, Bines, Baldensperger, Krantz, Mix, Turner, Houghnot estates.
In Warren County Common Pleas case 41 1905 Libellant Jessie F. Herrick vs George A. Herrick the Respondent is summoned after non est inventus service to appear September 3 1906 at Warren Court House to answer the libel for divorce and show cause why婚 matrimonial bonds should not be dissolved Sheriff R N Brown notes regard.
Warren County Common Pleas No. 25 June term 1906 Liefy Hale Libellant vs Louis Hale Respondent To the above named Respondent Warren at a court of common pleas in said county to be held on the first Monday of October 1906 first day to answer the Libellant’s prayer of the petition or libel exhibited before the court Sheriff R N Brown serves the subpoena
Wilford H. Winner libellant vs Clara A. Winner respondent in Common Pleas No. 36 June term 1906. the process was returned non est inventus on October 1 1906, first day, with sheriff R N Brown returning the writ before August 9 1904 edition or libel filed.
SHERIFFS SALE. A writ of Levari Facias from the Court of Common Pleas Warren County Pa directs sale at the Court House in the Borough of Warren with details readable in the notice.
City transit schedules list Main Line from Struthers Hotel and Gladerun every 15 minutes on even hours. P and E Depot at 7, 22, 37, and 52 minutes after each even hour. Conewango Line serves West End at 52 minutes past, Struthers Hotel at even hour and 23 minutes past, with Conewango terminal arrivals at 12 and 34 minutes after the hour. North Warren Line runs Struthers House to North Warren on the hour and half hour, returning at 15 and 45 minutes past the hour. Warren Sheffield linkage connects at Gladerun for Stoneham and nearby towns. Sheffield departures at 30 minutes past the hour toward Warren. Warren Jamestown schedule starts at 6 a.m. hourly on even hours. last Warren to Jamestown at 10 p.m. Jamestown to Warren begins 6:25 a.m. and 7:30 a.m., then hourly at 30 minutes past even hour until 9:30 p.m.. after that no car until the final at 10:10 p.m.
Train times from Warren operate daily to Emporium Junction Kane and Erie with connections to Harrisburg Philadelphia New York Baltimore and Washington. Westward departures to Erie run morning and afternoon with usual intermediate stops and arrivals.
Rail timetable effective May 27 1906 lists Warren departures to Olean Bradford Salamanca and Kinzu a via Olean Accom and other connections with Sunday exceptions and additional runs to Irvineton Tid toute Tionesta Oil City and Pittsburg including Pittsburg Express and Oil City Accommodation. Agents W S Leffard and J R Woop plus general managers oversee passenger service.
Schedule in effect May 27 1906 listing Warren departures to Irvington Youngsville Titusville and intermediate stations. Times include 5 02 a m 9 24 a m 10 14 a m daily except Sunday and 4 04 p m daily. For rates connections and other information contact A L Tambling ticket agent.
The Erie Railroad announces Aug 27 to Oct 31 inclusive a sale of very low Colonist's rates to California Oregon Washington Idaho British Columbia Arizona and other Western States. Tickets sold at extremely low rates with details from ticket agents or F H Garfield D P A Erie Railroad Jamestown NY.
Cedar Point on Sandusky Bay near Sandusky opens June 2 for the summer season. The Breakers hotel offers 700 rooms with substantial improvements totaling over a quarter million dollars since last year. Reduced rate tickets available daily via Sandusky and steamers June 1 to September 30.
D. A. V. P. R. R. plans special low-rate excursion tickets to James Town Celoron Lily Dale and Lake Chautauqua commencing July 1 and continuing until further notice. Tickets will be sold every Sunday and Wednesday with Sunday sales covering all points. See an agent for train times and rates.
On July 1 and every Saturday and Sunday thereafter agents of the D A V P R R at Gerry station to Titusville will sell low rate tickets to Lily Dale good for return until the following Monday. Inquire agents for full particulars.
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