Bank coming to Port Allegany and regional notes
NEIGHBORHOOD Port Allegany will soon have another bank. EIGHT new cases of smallpox were discovered in a Buffalo tenement last week. This makes the total above forty. AT no other school in the state can students find a better spirit of work than at the Clarion Normal. THE Erie railroad announces to the public that on and after Nov. 3d passengers will not be carried on way freights, which has been customary for years past. On a P. and W. train coming up from Allegheny recently there were 180 dogs and rabbit hounds in the baggage car. Miss BLANCHE TALLMAN, a music teacher of Tidioute, came home from the Oil City hospital after a fracture. BEFORE leaving for Washington Con gressman Sibley secured a suite of rooms for a workingmen's club. The sheriff's sale of the Oil City fair ground is postponed. The plan to save Oil City's park and race track proceeds. The Derrick notes a rise in field operations. Bears spotted in the woods. Jake Andrews seeks to up his score this winter.
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Erie Railroad
Allegheny
Butler
Kane
Blanche Tallman
Tidioute
Oil City
Hallowe’en
West Water Street school property for sale by bid
Warren borough school district offers the West Water Street building at Water street and Public Way for minimum 9000 dollars. Sealed bids by January 4 1902 to J N Craft secretary with 2 percent commission to procuring bidder. terms include 2000 cash at award and deed, remaining balance in annual installments with interest secured by mortgage and judgment bond.
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Borough of
Warren
West Water Street
Water Street
Public Way
J. N. Craft
Board of School Directors
D. I. Ball
Owens Buffalo Bread Delivered Daily to Kopf and Henry
The article notes Owens Buffalo Bread being delivered daily to Kopf and Henry, offering five varieties described as fresh and ready for sale.
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Owens’ Buffalo
Kopf & Henry
Youngsville County Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
In Youngsville on December 4, residents report visits by J. W. Agrelius to Meadville, Dr. John Charles Siggins in Philadelphia, and numerous relatives in Warren, Corry, and Tidioute. A dime social for Episcopal church at W. J. Mead’s home next Friday evening is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
J. W. Agrelius
Frank Siggins
Meadville
Ella Rose
Tidioute
Edgar Spade
Oscar Adderson
North Street
Will Woodard
Corry
W. J. Mead
Episcopal Church
Kelley
D. W. Beaty
Warren
Nellie Kinnear
Kathryn Kinnear
Sumner Graham
North Clymer
Flora Baldwin
Local Guests and Thanksgiving Gatherings Reported
December 4 notes show Miss Sanborn Miss Carter visiting Miss Nellie Mix. The Stuart family held their annual Thanksgiving party at Mrs Jennie Stewarts home with about twenty five attendees. Albert Scott moved into rooms over the former E G Woodard store. Georgia Ricker of Watts Flats is visiting Mrs Severn Spencer. R J Weld travels to Delaware county for winter institute work. Revival meetings are in progress with Rev George McCullough of pg City directing.
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Sanborn
Carter
Nellie Mix
J. Brookmire
Findley’s Lake
Samuel Lord
Stuart
Jennie Stewart
Albert Scott
E. G Woodard
Georgia Ricker
Watt’s Flats
Severn Spencer
R. J. Weld
Delaware County
Cer
George McCullough
Pg City
Union Thanksgiving service at U B Church
The union Thanksgiving service at the U B church was well attended under Rev. C G Langdon with assistance from Rev. Miller. Quarterly meetings are planned for the church this Saturday and Sunday. Gust Peters sold his farm for 1500 dollars and Griggs family plan to move to a farm near Farmington this week.
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Union
U. B. Church
C. G. Langdon
Miller
C. J. Samuelson
Tidioute
U. B
Mickelson
Sugar Grove
W. M. Delamater
Alfred Akins
Spencerville
Ohio
Miss Helen Taylor Leaves for Hornellsville New York
Miss Helen Taylor departs Wednesday for Hornellsville after a three week visit with local friends. Miss Martha Ayer at Fredonia Normal school spent Thanksgiving with her parents Mr and Mrs H B Ayer. The Columbus Dramatic Club plans a drama in a few weeks. C D Webber is very sick. A new railroad depot is reportedly in the works within months. Fifty two couples attended Friday night’s party. Deweys hall will be repaired to become a fine lodge room. Church attendance was good with an excellent sermon and singing.
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Orc
Helen Taylor
Hornellsville
N. Y
Martha Ayer
Fredonia Normal School
Dewey’s Hall
Columbus Dramatic Club
Chicken pie social boosts church fund at Rev Burton’s
A Dec 3 chicken pie social at Rev W S Burtons raised about 20 for a new organ at the school. Residents travel to Warren for Carlson case court. I L Wynn travels to West Virginia. L Brown returns from Chicago visit. John Curtis suffers a serious fall. Wm Bates of Ashville visits town. a free lecture at the M E church next Friday by a converted Jew.
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W. S. Burton
Warren
Carlson
I. L. Wynn
West Virginia
L. Brown
Chicago
John Curtis
Wm. Bates
Ashville
Towy
M. E. Church
Local Notes on Residents and Visitors
Miss Myrtle Hokanson and Mrs. Alex Salandar with daughter Miriam visited Miss Hokanson then returned to Jamestown New York. S S Conelly conducted Warren business. G M Little of Lima Ohio visited family here. Mrs F Frost of Corry stayed with her mother Beth McQuay. Mr and Mrs John Ahlquist son Floyd and daughter Francis plus Mrs A Anderson spent Thursday at Stoneham. J P Sutton visited Warren weekend. Ray Beebe returned from several months in Canada.
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Orc
Myrtle Hokanson
Alex. Salandar
Miriam
Miss Hokanson
Jamestown
N. Y
S. S. Conelly
Warren
G. M. Little
Standard Oil Co
Lima
Ohio
F. Frost
Corry
Beth McQuay
John Ahlqauist
Floyd
Francis
A. Anderson
Stoneham
J. P. Sutton
Ray Beebe
Canada
Jacob Keller the Tailor Offers Fall and Winter Bargains
The store of Jacob Keller offers bargains on men and boyswear with elegant cloths for fall and winter. Orders for overcoats or suits can be made in Warren by union workmen and bound to fit, with a guarantee that no sweat shop goods are sold.
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Jacob Keller
Warren
Jacop Keller Tailor Promotes Fall and Winter Cloth
Call soon to view Jacop Keller’s store offerings for fall and winter fabrics. A large lot of handsome ladies skirts cloths is offered at affordable prices.
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Jacop Keller
Local Toy Retailers Offer Christmas Dolls and Ornaments
N. K. Wendelboe at 217 Liberty St advertises Topsy-turvey Rag Dolls Rubber Dolls and Balls and Christmas Tree Ornaments with Allen at 221 Liberty St fitting feet. The item list suggests a hardware or toy shop holiday selection with multiple doll types and decor.
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N. K. Wendelboe
Liberty St
Allen
Liberty Street
Christmas Ad from Kirberger and Merck
A festive note invites readers to shop at Kirberger and Merck for Christmas bargains. The authors, dressed as clerks with Santa, announce plans to visit homes at midnight on Christmas Eve and promote Dr. August Merck’s glasses as a gift for an aging father. They promise to return New Year’s Day with more plans.
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New Grand
Kirberger’s
Merck
Santa
August Merck
P. S
Santa Claus
Moreck & Kirberger
Fanny Irvine
In Memoriam for Mrs. Elizabeth Aaron
Obituary tribute notes Mrs Elizabeth Aaron of Corydon Pennsylvania died November 18 1901 at age 81. The piece praises her useful life kindness and guidance and portrays her as a steadfast mentor whose memory will guide the youth despite grief. A friend signs the poem.
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Elizabeth Aaron
Corydon
100 Tons Wanted for Scrap at Watson Avenue
Robert Johnson seeks old scrap and worn items free of cloth and iron. He pays cash for brass, lead, zinc, copper boilers, rubber tires and hoses, belts, and other metal scraps. Pickup at Watson Avenue near Boss Wagon Shop between 2nd and 3rd streets or Seeley’s boarding house on Poplar Street.
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Watson Avenue
Boss
Second
Third
Seeley’s
Poplar Street
Millinery Styles On Display At Miss Sill's Water Street
Water Street store Miss Sill展示最新帽子款式吸引观众。 Tricycle for sale is in good condition and inquire at mail office.
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Miss Sill’s
Water Street
Matl
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Buffalo
Clarion Normal
Washington
Sibley
Workingmen’s Club
Printz
Franklin
Hick
Jake Andrews
Pennsylvania
Chautauqua Assembly
Jamestown and Chautauqua Railway
Sutton Heverly
Pennsylvania Fire Brick Company
Beech Creek
Clinton
Pine Grove
Erie
United Brethren In Christ
Cable Hollow Church
M. D. Mattice
J. A. Robinson
Cleveland
Chautauqua Lake
Jamestown Steamboat Company
Jamestown Post
Erie-North East
Wesleyville
Harborcreek
Moorheadville
North East
Lake Shore
Conneaut
W. J. Grandin, Jr
New York
Presbyterian Hospital
James Wells
Jos
Martin
Harry
Charles Magill
Youngsville Road
Wm. Turner
Cobham
Chandler’s Valley
Columbus
Lottsville
Pittsfield
Rae Harness
Metzger
HOGAN
Messiah
Marek
Kirberger
Morck
Robert Johnson
the Mail
Money-saver
Warren, PA
W. F. Henry
Savings Bankuilding
Seadeindian PA
MAY Bank & CO
T. O. Slater & CO
Claus
Landers
Franz & Clark
Davis Chambers
Struthers Station
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