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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1905
Page
7
Local Notes From Dugall and Nearby Towns Nov. 27
David and Wm Spetz left for Mayburgh to work. Edith Mapes visited Corry. Elien and Manly Lind in Youngstown. Luther Johnsons welcomed a seven pound son. Fred Carlson moved to former Arthurs farm. Young People's Literary met at Lutheran church. Gust Jones of Columbus was a business visitor. Jessie Swanson of Pittsfield visited Miles Run. A dime social at John and Mrs Spetz drew a large crowd. Ami Anderson, ex local, preached at Lutheran church to an audience in Rock Island Ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Swanson
Pittsfield
Miles Run
John Spetz
Ami Anderson
Augustian College
Rock Island
Ill
Local visits and movement around Hemlock and Warren
Sam Peters visited his family in Irvington on Tuesday. Mrs. W. Stanford and Mr. and Mrs. Ward Smith from Quaker Hill visited Warren residents. Isaac Hare traveled to Warren on business. J. T. Finley spent Sunday in Warren. M. I. Reynolds visited the Sincairs. Wm. Sinclair, employed at Kinzua, returned home Saturday and left again Monday. Mrs. Isaac Hare planned a few days with Mrs. Ward Smith in Quaker Hill. Earnest Kinander of Warren stayed with Geo. Wedin on Sunday. The note was received too late for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinzua
Isaac Hare
Quaker Hill
Ward Smith
Earnest Kinander
Warren
Geo. Wedin
Warren Thanksgiving Visitors Notice Afloat
Isaac Hare and Mrs Chas Anderson visited Warren on Wednesday. Sam Peters went to Irvington for Thanksgiving with family. Lotta and Anna Sinclair of Warren spent Thanksgiving with the Sinclairs. Len Schweitzer from Shefield visited over Thanksgiving. Mrs Hilda Johnson of Warren visited her mother Mrs Emil Johnson. Julia Smith and children of Warren were guests of Mrs Wm Sinclair. Alice Carlson of Sill Run stayed with her sister Mrs J T Finley. Isaac and Mrs Hare were Warren visitors Friday. Fred Carlson visited his parents at Sill Run Friday. School Directors improved the school house with new seats. Mrs Carlson of Sill Run was guest of her daughter Mrs J T Finley Sunday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Hare
Warren
Chas. Anderson
Sam Peters
Irvington
Lotta
Anna Sinclair
Wm. Sinclair
Len Schweitzer
Sheffield
Hilda Johnson
Emil Johnson
Julia Smith
Alice Carlson
Sill Run
J. T. Finley
Fred Carlson
Carlson
Sill Ran
Teddie Jones
Kane
I. O. O. F. Hall
Mr. Parker
Mr. Duck
Miss Nellie
Kittie Jones
Mrs. Armghost
Harry Winger
Karney Lefford
Retta Homan
Bessie Winger
Saybrook
Mrs. Eager
Joe Cleghant
Zelma Snapp
Spartansburg
Jesse Grennell
Standard Glass Works
Mr. Kinny
Archie Dickens
Sadie
Alta Baldensperger
Community Notes From Corydon Nov 28
Mrs Ensign and Mrs Doughty shopped in Salamanca last Tuesday. Lula Turney hosted twelve friends for a birthday. The Modern Concert Co. begins a three week stand in town. Attendance is large. Homer Ensign and C H Clawson bought new pianos. The Daughters of Rebekah hosted an oyster supper at I O O F hall last Saturday. Victor Barkstrom has recovered and returned to work at Keystone Handle Co. Edgar Williams visited Warren Mon. Florence Fitzpatrick hosted pupil Miss Tresser Smith last Wednesday. Kate Geer returned from Falconer visit last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Handle Co
Edgar Williams
Warren
Florence Fitzpatrick
Tresser Smith
Kate Geer
Falconer
Local Angling Volunteer Efforts Reported in Conenango
Dec 4 notes early spring delivery of twelve cans of small pike by C. A. Clark for distribution in Conenango. Last week he received one can of small black bass. Citizens volunteer to drain and clean the pond near the old stone grist mill for restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Clark
Corry
Conenango
Community notes on road work and local arrivals
Town updates describe widening the public road from the Akeley bridge to Daniel Brogan’s corner with forty workers and five teams. Reported are numerous visitors, illnesses, and trades, plus plans to stock Conewango waters with fish and local market activity including turkeys and farm prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Carr
Nelson Ash
Burlington
Warren
Orr Stokes
Egypt
M. E. Church
Lidia Marsh
Akeley Bridge
Daniel Brogan
Albert Wyman
Conewango
Quaker Hill
Wm. Willen
Rome
N. Y
Lee Philipps
Allen Briggs
Thanksgiving notices and local social updates in Corry area
Sick resident Mrs. Margaret Baker improves at Corry hospital while Way Lottsville pupils raise funds for library books. Town folks and visitors share Thanksgiving events, church services, meetings, and small town commerce with dates and local names such as Cross Pleas antville Pierce Hunt Rankin Weaver Covel Covel Rice Sears Page Hamilton Broughton. Prices for potatoes eggs butter apples hay noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Baker
Corry Hospital
Lottsville School
L. KE. Cross
Pleasantville
C. E. Pierce
Local items and deaths mark December in town
December in the village brings visits by Chas Falk stricken with typhoid, farewells as Chas Falk dies, and many residents traveling to Olean Smethport Warren and Jamestown. The water line is finished, sleighing returns, deer and bear seasons end with no captures, and the community hosts dances sermons and Thanksgiving observances. Notable names include Lee Allen KE B Allen F C Olds W T Grierson Daisy Wilcox Neva Manwarring Edna Thomas Sewell Jno Dillon Willard F Jackson and others in local life and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. Swanson
Olean
C. O. Malenquest
Misses Bacon
Smethport
Wm. MecCade
Stephen Marsh
Keating Saommit
Mart Grinolds
L. F. Wilcox
Franklinville
N. Y
Chas. Falk
Enos Grover
L. ¥. Brown
John Dillon
Free Methodists
Hendersons and relatives visit Warren residents
North Clarendon on December 5 reports Mr. and Mrs. Will Henderson and Mrs. B. Henderson visiting Warren. Clyde Grosberg from Stoneham spent Thursday evening in town. Mr. Kenis of Kane moved his mother and sister to town last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Clarendon
Will Henderson
B. Henderson
Warren
Clyde Grosberg
Stoneham
Kenis
Kane
Bold hold up at Sugar Run shocks locals
Sugar Run reports a bold hold up on Sunday evening as B J Foulkrod from Cornplanter Ran, returning from Kiozua, reached the river ferry landing afflicted by dense trees. Two foreigners blocked his path demanding money after he supplied a small amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Foulkrod
Cornplanter
Kiozua
Anderson Opens New Store and Thanksgiving Socialites
Frank Anderson has moved into his new store building and seeks patronage. Rev. Morton conducted services at the church Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. T. M. Howard and family spent Thanksgiving with their daughter in Warres. Ben Marsh hosted guests from Jamestown Frewsburg Russell and Akley on Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. John Marsh visited Jamestown Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Brown of Jamestown and Miss Blanche Taylor and Miss Ariel Mainwaring of Barnes spent Thanksgiving at W. W. Wilson's. Roy Blanchard of Jamestown stayed at the Wilson House Friday night and Saturday. Jasper Austin visited friends in Steubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Daugherty
Eugene Adams
Jamestown
Dewitt Collins
Glade
Charley Clark
W. Peck
Quaker Hill
Erastus Ackley
Minnesota
George Fehrman
Fox Hill
M. E
Hiller
Gerome Knapp
Irvington
George Wood
Guy Waldo
Troy
N. Y
Martin Larson
Russell
Farmington
Hotel Adams
Alvin Thorn
Pittsburg
Ed. French
Falconer
Lidia Marsh
Florida
T. M. Howard
Warres
Ben Marsh
Frewsburg
Russell and Akeley
John Marsh
John Brown
Blanche Taylor
Ariel Mainwaring
Barnes
W. W. Wilson
S. Roy Blanchard
Wilson House
Jasper Austin
Stuebenville
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County Letters
Westinghouse Co
Emmet Knapp
Hemlock
Wilbur Tilyou
Ripley
Robert Chalmers
Agent Turner
Turner & Co
Chemical
Chas. Lewis
Wm. Briggs
Europe
Young’s
Ayer
J. F. Lutz
Toledo
Ohio
In Co
Lowell, Mass
Peturere
Lottsville
Joe Platt
Flora Kemp
Ethel Pierce
C.E. Pierce
Clement Hunt
W. J
W. J. Pierce
Blanche Covel
Columbus
Lulu Covel
James Lowe
Lakewood
Robert Clark
Frank Price
Clara Ricker
Richard Hartley
Morris Johnson
Leslie Johnson
A. E. Rice
Youngsville
W.C.T. U
Eva Baker
Sears Page
May Hamilton
Chas. Broughton
Sugar Grove
Co. H. Smith Co., Ltd
Warren, Pa
Volney Dunbar & Co
Hill
Charley Mudge
Heinaman Chemical Co
Edith Dann
Carryville
Lee Allen
Ke.b. Allen
Wrights
F. C. Olds
Ww. Razey
Roulette
Sterling House
F. L. Knight
W. T. Grierson
Atwood Putnam
Irvine
Henry Waiters
Weiderholts
Wm. H. Metzger
J. P. Burns
Mary Jane Osborn
Myron Jackson
J. P. Barns
Congress
Washington, D. C
Senator Smoot
Utah
River Hills
Willard F. Jackson
Windsor Hotel
Mr. Harris
Keystone
Main Street
Sam Millard
Edward Johnson
Foulkrod
Charles English
Mr. English
E. N. Holmes
D. Holt
Centemeri
Special Agents
C. H. Smith Co., Ltd
Gage
Hummell Hats
Howe
May
China
Garment Department
Santa Claus
Smith’s
Warren Trust Company
Sugar Run
Dodge
Frank Anderson
Morton
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