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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1906
Page
8
Notice requests all correspondence to be in the editor's hands by Tuesday each week. Each correspondent must sign their name to all communications, but names will not be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
December 10 report covers a well attended M E church gospel temperance meeting with Rev Nichols from the Handwriting on the Wall. Local items note weddings births deaths and community happenings including shipboard study plans and market prices for butter eggs potatoes cheese pork beef and beans.
The local notes record visits by Mrs. Wright to her mother last Wednesday and Mrs. Lillie Young to Mrs. Delos Ackley on Sunday. Emory Blood traveled through the Hollow last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Kelley called on their mother Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hogue visited their daughter Mrs. L G Adams one day last week.
Dec 10 notes report Mrs. Bird returning home in Frewsburg after visiting her sister. A telephone is installed at Albert Walters residence. Paul Rhulman’s 13th birthday surprise party yields a fine time. Mrs. Peterson named Y P C U leader for next Sunday. Mrs. McCoy and daughter entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strand. Elsie Olson visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hornstron. Y P C U rally to be held on Fox Hill Friday and Saturday. Pearl Fellows at Putmanville for Mr. and Mrs. Putman. Nellie Cummings of Jamestown visiting her sister. Mary Stratton slowly recovering from long illness.
Dec 10 reports show Mr and Mrs E S Clark visiting in Warren. Jamestown pair Ethel Clendenning and Bert Miller visited Andrew Clendenning. Hazel Bennett and Nita Arthurs attended Russell church. Mrs Frank Stanton and son from Warren visited Mrs A Rickerson. J Palmer of Kane visited W B Hale. Earl Bennett and wife stayed with her parents at Fentonville. Bennett Piano Co of Warren donated an organ to Akeley school. Milton Wheeler and wife of Warren visited friends in town.
Mrs. Jacob Allen visited her son in Russell on Wednesday. Mrs. March and daughter returned to Falconer Sunday. Mrs. Jennie Bauer made a business call Wednesday. Frank Allen went to the County House for the winter. Bert Martin of Quaker Hill passed through the Hollow on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Culbertson visited friends on Quaker Hill Sunday. Mrs. Ida Vansile called on her son and family in Russell Wednesday. Leonard Adams did business in Russell Wednesday. Sylvester Passinger visited his family Saturday and Sunday then resumed work Sunday afternoon. Clias Ackley went to Warren on Saturday. Mrs. William Allen of Russell.
Little Flora Smith is very sick. Misses Ariel Smiley and Dora Hahn attended the Epworth League convention at Kane. Mrs. Doutt of Norrisville visits her brother J. J. Marley. Fred H. Pittock and Ruby Bell Donaldson wed in Jamestown on Dec 5 1906. Edwin Spicer appears in Warren Sun. League to meet at Mrs. W. J. Smiley’s Friday. Mesdames Titus Doutt and Marley visited Mrs. L. J. Ford at North Clarendon Friday. Miss Merna Barnes home from Watson Farm. Lonzo Barnes injured working on a well. John Titus and Chas. Curtin in Warren at court. Roy Guignon returns home to Corduroy Pa after National Transit Co. work.
Wetmore news notes Mrs Gust Moburg of Kane visited town on Tuesday. Able Arnold traveled to Kane on Wednesday. Mrs Albert Lindahl and her son George went to Kane on Thursday.
Mrs B D Keeler traveled to Buffalo on Wednesday. A S Passinger visited his parents at Russell for a few days last week. Mae Libbey stayed with her parents at Morrisons and returned Sunday evening. Mrs Alvora Chase of Kane called on relatives here Saturday. John Passinger and B D Keeler went to Kane on Friday. Ellen Lindahl of Kane visited her parents Sunday. Walter Nicholson was in town Sunday. Mrs Frank Johnson and Mrs Nelse Jackson visited Mr and Mrs Jince Jackson at Kane on Sunday. A party was held at Miss Hulda Stoneburg’s home Saturday evening with a good time reported. Mrs John Gatewood and daughter Ruth went to Kane Saturday. Charles Arnold and Ida Johnson spent Sundays and Essie Jerman visited her sister Mrs Smith. Elmer Gunnerson was in town Sunday. E J Arnold went to Kane Monday. Laura Gatewood returned home Saturday after a few weeks with her aunt in Kane.
The well drilled by Mc Michael & Co completed last Saturday yielded oil in small quantity. Neighbors and friends visited, calls were made, and social gatherings noted. Another well by White and Sorrenson finished last week, rumored to be good.
Columbus notes show teachers attending Warren Institute. Miss Millicent Morrison listed for a violin solo. Town visits from Henry Stevens of Union City and Mrs. Geo L. Fenton of Jamestown are recorded amid sick list including E C Barnes, Thomas Murray, Charles Walton, and Mildred Swanson. Rumor of Guy Gordon selling to Siggins and moving to Erie appears. Will Messenger couple attend State Grange at DuBois.
Sugar Run items report B G Morrison in Warren on Wednesday. Frank Marsh drove to Corydon. J E Morse visited daughter Mrs Zabin Wright at Quaker Bridge. Anthony Muntz and Mr and Mrs David Holt were Warren visitors. Pomona Grange attendees at Corydon included Mrs M E Shearman J M Green and R E Green. Mrs Charles Anderson hosted North Warren relatives. A A Wilcox and Abel Wilcox from Onoville N Y visited Sugar Run House Sunday.
Co. L. Martin and wife entertained relatives from North East last week. P. C. Holt was a Warren visitor Tuesday of this week. Thomas Jacobs of Cornplanter Reservation was in town today. Mesdames Smith and Arthur were Kinzua visitors one day this week. George Green of Kinzua was in town Monday last.
The piece argues for forest replanting as hardwood and softwood scarcity rises. It notes eastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania lost many species and calls for farmer cooperation to start and sustain tree planting, warning several years will pass before gains appear.
The Post Office Department will scrutinize rural delivery routes and withdraw service if roads are not adequately maintained. Carriers travel 863,363 miles daily across 35,973 routes, and communities failing to keep roads passable risk losing their rural delivery as authorities emphasize residents’ duty to maintain common highways.
The Philadelphia Record notes floods in China devastate hundreds of square miles and famine in Russian provinces along the Volga. It contrasts global distress with American abundance amid crops prices and industry, urging reflection on national contentment and food transportation gaps.
Minnesota passes a new law to treat accidental shootings by hunters as manslaughter when the shooter acts with gross carelessness. An indictment has been found under the statute to curb casualities and restore a proper sporting season. Legal Blanks at Malt Office.
A Warren Pennsylvania notice promotes a buying coop for residents within twenty miles of Fentonville and Akeley. Buyers pooling four neighbors can send a trusted buyer to Warren to obtain goods with car fare reimbursed on purchases of fifteen dollars or more, aiming to sell wholesale before January first.
The Congress session that opened Monday is the short session set to expire March 4 at noon. It is expected to be one of the most important in years with many measures of public interest and annual appropriation bills likely totaling a billion dollars or more. Lawmakers must act quickly to complete work in the three-month window.
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