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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1906
Page
8
Notice requests timely submissions all copy due by Tuesday each week and requires each correspondent to sign their name to all communications but not publish the name unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
Citizens gathered at Stanley's hall for a stock subscription to build a Frewsburg lighting plant with about 75 shares sold at five dollars each. The Cyrus Adams Post, 589 G A R, elected officers and plans monthly meetings. Local events include funerals, visits, birthdays, revivals, and family notices from Warren to Lakewood with multiple names and places noted.
Charles Walton died Thursday afternoon at his daughter Mrs Laura Jarrett’s home in Columbus. He was 77 and survived by his son Dallas Walton of Oregon and two daughters Mrs Jarrett and Mrs.
On Tuesday and the following days residents traveled between Kane and nearby towns. People visiting relatives include Monroe Passinger Fred Johnson Mrs W C Nicholson and many others. Several families like the Passingers and Arnolds made trips for business or visiting relatives within the Kane area.
December reports of residents visiting from Smethport Forest county and Westline. Travelers include E N Holmes, James Hinton, F A McGill, Mrs M J Handley, Mrs Mary E Shearman, Miss Hallie Martin returning for Christmas vacation and Teachers Institute in Warren. Several residents, including Mrs I N Williams Corydon and Mrs Florence McGill Westline, were in town. School closes for Christmas under Miss Florence King Kinzuas. Miss Mabel Green visiting Warren.
Mrs. J. Hinton and daughter Mrs. J. P. Smith from Pleasant Valley visited town Sunday. E. D. Newton and wife from Klondike were in town a day last week.
December activities include Sylvester Passinger visiting family, Ella accompanying him after a weekend return. Residents Mrs Geo Knapp, Mrs Culbertson, Mrs Harvey Johnson and others host calls in Russell and Fal coner. Several residents travel to Lorain Ohio for work, and many local families exchange visits on Sunday and Saturday as winter social notes.
December reports include the death of Mrs. Margaret Gaylord at 82 in her daughter’s home with interment in Blossburg. Visits by A P Huey, Rev. Fitzgerald, and Jessie Rooney. Mrs. O Keefe injured walking on Chestnut Street. Travel and family visits span Wetmore Smethport Buffalo Canton Johnsonburg Cable Hollow and Dubois with Grange attendance and alums.
Dec 17 reports school closed for holidays and two weeks off. The Y P C U convention on Fox Hill drew large crowds despite bad weather. Next convention planned for Cable Hollow in February with several local youths entertained by Myrtle Thompson. Mrs Matilda Thompson ill. Mrs Emogene Fellows visited Warren. Mrs Mary McCoy visited Frewsburg. Mrs Edwin Watson staying with daughter in Jamestown. Christmas entertainment planned. Rev Mr Bennett held Fox Hill meetings last week and plans more. Charley Grant and wife visited A B Walters.
December updates report Andrew Arnold leaving for Idaho for work. Mrs. Will Griffin and daughters visit Frewsburg. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Sippel on December 10, 1906. A. Van Orsdale visits Hornersville for a week. Earl and Merle Wheeler visit old friends in East Randolph. Lady Maccabees elect officers. Missy Hazeltine holds school Christmas exercises. Grangers hold their annual officer election in the Grange hall.
The Cornplanter Reservation reports Indians got the final Kansas award of 79.33 per head in mid December and many have visited Warren and Salamanca banks for warrants. Several residents and visitors are listed with local happenings including visits, sickness, and school holidays across Cornplanter and Cobb's Corners in mid December.
December notes show C W Anderson taking a new section boss post at P R R Co in Kinzua. Numerous Warren residents and visitors from Portville Sheff ield Irvin e and Sill Run are listed at homes and with relatives on Sundays and Mondays.
December 19 highlights include Rose Hulings and May Shay visiting as minister callers. Mrs. Elmer Eklund dined with Mrs. Weaver after a town visit. Pearle McCoy returned from a three week absence. Edward Murphy of Warren spent Sunday with his brother James in MacMichaeltown. Allan Hoyt came home Saturday.
The column records numerous Sheffield Warren Corydon and Jamestown visits. Residents like Miss Noyes Augusta Andrews and families including Mr and Mrs Hoyt and Mr and Mrs Weaver are noted visiting relatives and returning home after brief trips.
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