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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1905
Page
8
Jennie Foulk Weds Manly Lindholm at Family Home
A quiet home wedding for Jennie Foulk and Manly Lindholm took place Thursday evening at the Foulk residence with Rev. Scholpp officiating under a green and white arch. Guests were close family and the couple planned a Greenville Pa. visit after their Dec. 15 home. Other notes include local gatherings, club meetings, and a painful burn incident involving Cora Walter, with recovery reported as progressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er. C. Foulk
Jennie
Manly J. Lindholm
C. J. Scholpp
Clyde Putnam
Onoville
Fremont Bennet
Corduroy
Frewsburg Study Club
Walter Howard
Mary Frew Dee
Corkins
Ralph Sternburg
Ely
Bert L. Curtis
Yentonville
Johan Curtis
C. C. Hunt
North Warren
I. J. Pierson
Ruth
Gertrude
Meadville
KE. E. Fenton
J. F. Fox
Jamestown
Local Social News and Quick Tidbits From Germany
Reports from Germany include J O Lounsbury on a business trip to Russell and James Eberhart with Elmo Hartness visiting relatives. Marie Kagel returns to Corydon for school after visiting family, and others like Ward Culbertson and Earl Fellows with Ora Eberhart share holiday visits. Wm Madigan burial noted. Mrs MecStraw improving then failing. Local sickness lists Alice Outrid and Mrs Cora Ladow mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
J. O. Lounsbury
Russell
James Eberhart
Elmo Hartness
This Place
Marie Kagel
Corydon
Joe Outrid
Falconer
C. D. Outrid
Ward Culbertson
Clare Marsh
Earl Fellows
Ora Eberhart
Russell county notes and local market updates
Local brief with multiple items: Foxes return from Irvington. Adventist gospel at M E church. snow affects Sunday trolley. December court summons Russellites. Knobbs and others travel to Warren and Hemlock for lumber work. Rabbits and furs gathered near Reynolds mill for shipment. Joseph Chase suffers stiff neck from cold. Ginseng valued at 3–4 dollars per pound green or up to 750 dried. Christmas trees in demand. Farm prices: potatoes 75c, apples 80c, eggs 30c, beets 50c, beef 6–15c, pork 10–12 1/2c, beans 5c, onions 1 dollar, butter 21–25c. Chemical works to replenish woodyard if sleighing returns. Various townspeople visited. hay moving to Warren. timber scarce. many cord usages. Epworth League meets Mondays. Hiram Ackley ill. Ladies' Aid at M E church. debate on last Friday favored the pulpit over the bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Fox
Irvington
M. E
Reynold
Russell
Joseph Chase
Young’s
Chemical Company
Ezra Wood
Stanton Hill
James Tiller
Lansing
Mich
Goley Victory
The
Telephone Co
Buffalo
John Glason
Wheeling
W. Va
Warren Market
Irregular Visits and a Blaze at Warren Factory
Eldred merchant C H Havens and Buffalo solicitor J C Collins visited Warren area grocers and businesses last Thursday and Friday. Akeley resident Emerson Hale reported 400 bushels of apples for winter sale. A fire at Ed Thompson’s mill after an oil can exploded burned Herbert Jones, with George Clark aiding the extinguishing effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Havens
Eldred
Neal Patterson
Warren
Russell
John Amacher
Adams Hotel
Herbert Jones
Ed. Thompson
Planing Mill
George Clark
Jones
John Lawrence
Hotel Adams
Frank Ackley
W. Gregory
Local Movements and Community Notices Across Town
John Benson of Colegrove leaves for Sweden for about three months. Geo E Napier orders eight to ten cars of stone for the P R R Co at Lawsonham. Chas Raymond moves family to Farmers Valley. Warren Chandler relocates near Volney Dunbar Co store. Will Halder of Smethport visits town. Napier visits Olean on business. Mrs Archie Peterson travels to Emporium. Mrs John Bartlett of Ridgeway visits this week. Mr and Mrs Harry Wells of Smethport in town. Mrs W T Grierson drives to Smethport. L O T M elects officers. Jennie and Gennie Gifford travel to Colegrove. Rev M H Minor begins M E church meetings with a fair last week attendance. John Swanson returns to Olean from visit to C O Malenquest. Everett E Eldridge drives to Smethport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Benson
Colegrove
Sweden
Geo. E Napier
Lawsonham
Chas
Raymond
Farmers Valley
Warren Chandler
Volney Dunbar & Co
Will Halder
Smethport
G. H. Napier
Olean
Archie Peterson
Emporium
John Bartlett
Ridgeway
Harry Wells
W. T. Grierson
Jennie
Gennie Gifford
M. H. Minor
M. E. Church
John Swanson
C. O. Malenquest
Everett E. Eldridge
Studio Openings and Local News at North Clarendon
C E Kerns and G E Densmore opened a studio on Railroad street above the tailor shop. Mrs G Root of lower Sheffield visited friends. Clyde Hanna and family return from a three year absence to visit relatives. Various town people noted including church bazaar events and within parish life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Clarendon
C. E. Kerns
G. E. Densmore
Railroad Street
G. Root
Lower Sheffield
Clyde Hanna
McMatrie
West Virginia
M. E. Church
Odd Fellows
B. Simpson
Lowe
Bains
Stoneham
Pearl Malley
Newton
Shorts
Warren Social Roundup and Local Notes
Dec 12 report from Warren notes visits by John Adams Frank Cain recovering from pneumonia Walter Hoop nursing a felon Emil Henry former local lumberman greeting friends F A McGill and wife visiting S L Morrison and wife Miss Cora Green postmistress seriously ill Walter Newton North Clarendon former Sugar Run boy in town O R Hoop and sisters attend Wm Anderson funeral Hallie Martin visits with her parents C L and Mrs Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adams
Warren
Frank Cain
Walter Hoop
Emil Henry
Sheffield
F. A. McGill
McGill
S. L. Morrison
David Holt
Cora Green
Walter Newton
North Clarendon
Newton
South Penn Oil Co
T. G. Leavey
Kinzua
O. E. Hoop
Wm. Anderson
Morrison
Hallie Martin
C. L. Martin
Local Social Notes and Injuries Reported
Dec 12 Miss Bertha Harrington visits relatives this week. Warren Rush shows improvement after a foot injury from a stone hammer. The Misses Bennett and Miss Alga are also mentioned in the social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Harrington
Warren Rush
Bennett
Miss Alga
Local Notes From Jamestown Warren And Surroundings
Erickson shopped in Jamestown Saturday. Mrs. Fulerton visited in Warren. The Warren and Jamestown street railroad company plans a waiting room near the bridge. Miss Katie Brogan was home over Sunday. Mrs. Jones visited the Harringtons this week. Carl Limberg began work on the church sheas. Paul Hagburg recovers from a woods accident and hopes to work soon. John Marsh visited Warren last week. Mrs. J. Marsh traveled to Warren Sheffield and Ludlow. Mrs. Sylva Fellows visited Glade with her parents. Miss Jean Howard stays with her sister in Warren through the holidays. The Question Club met at Arbutus Lodge and will meet Dec 15 at Mrs. Bradleys. Esther Limberg visited her parents Sunday. Commissioners took Bert Warner to the State Hospital for the Insane. neighbors express sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wood
Cary
Hornesville
Darling
Lockport
N. Y
Hastings
Tidioute
van Dusen
Spencer
Jamestown
Main
Pearl Streets
Snowden & Howard
Mattie Tracy
White School House
Falconer Road
Home Telephone Co
Mary Benedict
Frewsburg Study Club
Mary L. Shaw
E. H. Nichols
Frewsburg A. B
Wheeler Hill
Manly Cornwell
C. H. Stontenberg
Glenn Ekiderkin
Stontenberg
C. E. Dodge
Warren
Marshall Hall
Bass
M. E
Doris Johnson
H. Elderkin
Charlies Traver
Maria Bennett
John Curtis
Sirs. M. Bennett
Fentonville
Dodge
DrEc
Carl Limberg
Paul Hagburg
John Marsh
J. Marsh
Maison
Jean Howard
Question Club
Arbutus Lodge
Warren Social Notes Round Up Local Visitors
Mrs Herman Blair of Warren visited Tuesday with Mrs J T Finley. Charlie Johnson returned from Kane. Mrs W Stanford visited Warren Thursday. Isaac Hare and P R Owen of Sheffield attended to business in Warren Wednesday. Mary Owen and Isabella Atkins visited Sheffield Saturday and stayed with Mary's parents. Paul Walquist of Red House N Y stayed with Mrs Geo Wedin Saturday. W Stanford David Burner and Wm Sinclair attended court in Warren. Clyde Schweitzer and Leonard Haag of Warren were in Sheffield on various business days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Blair
Warren
J. T. Finley
Charlie Johnson
Kane
W. Stanford
Isaae Hare
P. R. Owen
Sheffield
Mary Owen
Isabella Atkins
Paul Walquist
Red House
N. Y
Geo. Wedin
David Burner
Wm. Sinclair
Clyde Schweitzer
Leonard Haag
Eclipse Orchestra Dances at Wrightsville Friday Night
The Eclipse Orchestra performed at a Wrightsville dance on Friday night. Schools close Friday for vacation and teachers attend an Institute at Warren next week. Mrs W Clark returns from Cumberland Maryland after a three weeks stay. Mr and Mrs Lavern York visit Erie and Westfield. Vernett Bowers of Richland Michigan wins a silver medal in an oration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eclipse Orchestra
Wrightsville
Warren
W. Clark
Cumberland
Lavern York
Erie
Westfield
Vernett Bowers
Richland, Mich
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Letters
Frewsbureg
Wm. Madigan
P. L. Brown
McCabe
C. B. Thompson
California
David Young
Epworth League
Hiram Ackley
Wm. Weller
Colorado
Ladies’ Aid Society
Fred Bennett
Ayer
Ee. Y. Hkc Igins
Stevens Point Vis
J.C. Aye
Lowell
Tat Ayer
Sugar Run
Akeley
Special Agents
Centemeri
Wheeler @ Wilson Sewing Machines
C. H. Smith Co., Ltd
Shear Block
Smith
Great Doll Land Store
China
Paris
England
Smith’s
Warren, Pa
Hemlock
Columbus
Warren Trust Company
A. A. Davis & CO
Ingersoll
A. A. Davis & GO
New York
Tribune Farmer
Matt
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