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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1905
Page
8
Local Notes Show Holiday Travel And Visits
Newert reports several residents traveling or visiting nearby towns. Eldridge couple drove to Smethport. Roswell Erhart and Claude Pendelton went to Coryville. J Larkie and family returned from Falls Creek and Dubois. Ground leased for future houses. various residents away or returning from trips and local events.
Warren Social Notes and Local Health Update
Leonard Walters and family of Warren visit relatives here for the week. S L Morrison relocates his family to Kipzan. Local sick list show improving patients. Warren visitors include S L Morrison Mrs M E K Shearman Mrs D M Bergstrom and daughter Mattie. Hallie Martin attends Teachers Institute in Warren. Mrs G W Sequine called to Warren for sister D R Brownell illness. Tillie Stark travels to Warren to hear violinist Leonora Jackson. F A McGill of Westline visits town. Frank Cain previously thought ill with pneumonia now diagnosed with inflammatory rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Walters
Warren
S. L. Morrison
Kipzan
M. EK. Shearman
D. M. Bergstrom
Mattie
Hallie Martin
Teachers’ Institute
G. W. Sequine
D. R. Brownell
Tillie Stark
Leonora Jackson
F. A. McGill
Westline
Frank Cain
Russell Debating Club and Trolley Line Updates
The Russell young ladies debating club shows strong interest in discussions. The Trolley Co. builds a waiting room at Akeley with local contract work. A bright searchlight on an upbound trolley last Saturday drew hundreds in Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DkEc
Russell
Trolley Co
Akeley
Main Street
Amos Clifton
Hemlock
Stanford
Will VanOrd
Warren
Texas Life and Town News From Russell and Vicinity
The region’s economy features cattle ranching and crops like cotton tobacco and rice. Sugar cane and sweet potatoes thrive in some districts while vast forests line the Pecos. Notices report arrivals departures and visits of locals and travelers, with prices for produce and meats. A local drowning of civic life includes a debating club voter vaccination, a supper at the Maccabee hall, and a fatal timber accident near Townville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princ
Boston
Texas
Pecos
Russell
Guadalupe Mountains
Jordan
Jamestown
Lew Learns
Tenth
Penn
Veterans’ Association
Lander
Wm. Wenton
Syracuse
N. Y
Clyde Delion
Freeport
Hubert Faler
Kane
Young’s
H. C. Vermilyea
Warren
William Babcock
Younge
Warren Street Railway
John Rounce
Asylum
Asa Iangle
Erie
Daniel Brogan
Frank Wilcox
Williamson
Local residents and visitors mingle in Warren area
Mrs Walter Shepard visited Warren Saturday. Ira Frederick of Weldbank called Sunday. Lizzie Kiernan returned from Pittsfield for a night. Roy Smith of Stoneham called on friends Saturday. Elmer Walker of Weldbank renewed old ties in Watsonite Saturday. Mrs Tom Shepard visited Warren last week. Mrs Bellows died of heart failure Sunday morning. Oliver Fredericks of Weldbank and Charlie Nelson visited Garfield Sunday. Mrs Jesse Sunnell visited Warren last week. Mrs Hurley is on the sick list. Mrs Boyd and daughter Viola visited Mr and Mrs Hanmore Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Shepard
Warren
Ira Frederick
Weldbank
Lizzie Kiernan
Pittsfield
Roy Smith
Stoneham
Friends
Elmer Walker
Tom Shepard
Bellows
Oliver Fredericks
Charlie Nelson
Charlie
Garfield
Jesse Sunnell
Hurley
Boyd
Viola
Hanmore
Carroll resident Charles Traver dies at 73
Charles Traver a Civil War veteran and longtime Carroll resident died at his home Sunday after a stroke of paralysis. He leaves a wife and three children James G Bessie M and Nellie P plus a sister in Mississippi. Funeral held Tuesday afternoon. Local Christmas preparations and town news follow with social notes and trolley service described as busy for shoppers and theatregoers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Traver
Carroll
N. Y
James G
Bessie M
Nellie P
L. C. Abbott
Mississippi
Onoville
Zella Martin
Jamestown
Reuben Thayer
Putman
Main and
Water Streets
W. K. Jackson
R. EK. Thayer
Sybil Fenton
Fred Pettit
West Main Street
Warren Social Notes Gather Local Visitors
December 19 notices list Mrs. Chas. Anderson and Mrs. J. T. Finley visiting Warren. Clyde Schweitzer travels to Sheffield to spend a week with his father. Gerald McGee, Warren, stays with his grandmother Mrs. Isaac Hare. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Blair, Warren, stay with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Finley. M. I. Reynolds visits Wm. Sinclair. Mrs. W. Stanford visits her daughter Mrs. Chas. Edgett in Warren. Miss Rosa Owen of Sheffield visits sister Miss Mary Owen. Geo. Wedin and sons Carl and George in Warren. Norman Spencer and son Harten visit the Laters at Mr. and Mrs. James Myers. P. Amacher, Warren, in town on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Anderson
Warren
J. T. Finley
Clyde Schweitzer
Sheffield
Gerald McGee
Isaac Hare
Herman Blair
J. F. Finley
M. I. Reynolds
Geo. Wedin and Sons
Carl and
George
Norman Spencer
Son Harten
James Myers
P. Amacher
Local Notes and Visits Across Dugall and Warren
Miss Hilda Johnson visits friends in Sheffield while John Wolfe and Rev J A Rinell drop by Warren for business and visits. Selma Lind of Youngsville visits Lind Hill friends. Verne Jones relaxes with parents from Edinboro State Normal. Mrs Jonas Lundgren and Mrs John Johnson ill. Mrs Johnson improves. Julius Spetz returns from Lamonaville. schools close for a Warren institute week. Mrs Anna Anderson passes after cancer battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Spetz
Lamonaville
Warren
Anna Anderson
Beloved local resident buried after family service
A former Warren resident, beloved by many, is laid to rest after a burial service held Tuesday. She is survived by three daughters, three sons, two sisters and one brother. Ministers Rev. J A Rinell and Rev. Carl Henderson officiated as the bereaved received sympathy from friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
J A, Rinell
Carl Henderson
Residents and Visitors Share Holiday Week Calls
Miss Marie Kagel returns home for vacation visits with her parents. Ward Culbertson and Clare Marsh attend Cable Hollow entertainment. Tom Kane and family visit Orie Headley and wife Sanday. Mrs Hattie Eberhart comes home from time with daughter Mrs A R McStraw. P L Brown returns from McCabe's mill to see his mother. J O Lounsbury and family visit Farmington relatives. Clare Marsh to Warren for Teachers Institute. Earl Fellows Ora Eberhart visit Mrs Pearl Fellows and Sylvatus Martin. Lewis Learn and Miss Vernia White pass through on trip to Scandia and Corydon. Mrs Alice improving after illness. Ester Currie of Warren visits sister Mrs Ora Headley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Marie Kagel
Ward Culbertson
Clare Marsh
Cable Hollow
Tom Kane
Orie Headley
Sanday
Hattie Eberhart
A. R. McStraw
P. L. Brown
McCabe
J. O. Lounsbury
Farmington
Warren
Teachers’ Institute
Earl Fellows
Ora Eberhart
Local items from Fentonville December notes
Several residents suffer with colds while Mrs. C. H. Miller remains under doctor care. The school plans a Christmas tree on Saturday December 23 at the school house. D A V P BR R end gravel pit work and moved the steam shovel away. Ladies Aid meeting moved to January 4 hosted by Mrs F F Davis. F C A meets December 27 with Mr and Mrs F E Bennett. Sibyl Fenton of Youngsville visited town. John Rickerson and Ben Ball returned from Dunkirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
F. F. Davis
F. E. Bennett
Sibyl Fenton
Youngsville
John Rickerson
Ben Ball
Dunkirk
Christmas church notices and village updates at Chandlers Valley
The U B church meetings closed Friday. Mrs May Johnson and Miss Sadie Darling are home for the holidays. Ray Delamater returns from nearly a year in North Dakota. Miss Bell Spencer and Miss Brew clerk for Mr Sands. Mrs W M Delamater back from State Grange. Charles Swanson narrowly escapes death as a paint can explodes, causing a fire and smoke damage insured. Many residents suffer colds. Christmas Sunday School exercises set for next Sunday at 12 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandlers Valley
U. B
May Johnson
Sadie Darling
Ray Delamater
North Dakota
Bell Spencer
Miss Brew
Mr. Sands
W. M. Delamater
State Grange
Charles Swanson
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Letters
K. E. Eldridge
Smethport
Roswell Erhart
Claude Pendelton
Coryville
Clayton B.allen
Farmers Valley
Joseph Larkie
Falls Creek
Dubois
E. B. Allen
Joseph Josephson
Wm. Johnson
Here
Cablegrove
Paul Frances
Port Allegany
George Brougham
Gust Bond
Pequea
Lancaster Co
Cresent Powder Co
A. C. White
Lulu
Michael Erhart
Jennie
Gennie Gifford
Wm. O’brien
Hazelhurst
Volney Dunbar
Warren Mall
Warren County
Barnes
Mike McDade
E. S. Kraft
McDade
M. E. Church
Wm. McDade
Sugar Run
William Flagot
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Putnam
Pike Dunn
Standard Oil Co
Jack Linlan
York State
Jesse Woodard
Buffalo
Ludlow
H. A. Winger
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
R. C. Densmore
Edna Lefford
Iva Root
Susie Young
B. Henderson
Gem Photo Co
Will Wan
Mill Pond
QO. P. Lefford
Rozell Bandley
Townville
North Clarendon
E. Chase
Titusville
A. Bandley
Guys Mills
Maple Hill Cemetery
Ayer
W. J. Browne
Menoonee Falls, Wis
J.C
J.C. Aye
Rer Co
Lowell, Mass
Naturers of
Frewsburg
Special Agents
Centemeri
Wheeler @ Wilson Sewing Machines
C. H. Smith Co., Ltd
Shear Block
Stewart Howe
The
Great Doll Land Store
China
Paris
England
Smith’s
Warren, Pa
Fentonville
C. H. Miller
Warren Trust Company
A. A. Davis
Ingersoll
A. A. Davis& GO
New York
Tribune Farmer
Man
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