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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
3
We extend our best wishes to friends and patrons for a very merry Christmas. Five floors of merchandise cover about 2,500 square feet with elevator access to each floor. The store offers fresh air, warmth from vapor boilers, and own plant lighting. Open evenings this week for Christmas shopping.
A fur sale catalogs various pelts and accessories with wide price ranges. Items include sable, Jap mink, French lynx, wolf, marmot, coney, and pony skin pieces. Neck pieces and muffs show marked reductions from earlier high prices, with several items highlighted at sale prices across multiple categories.
A large collection of over 200 titles is available today offering popular reads across many genres. Included are classic works such as A Fool There Was The Squaw Man The Goose Girl The Call of the Wild and Freckles plus numerous other titles.
A basement sale lists copper and nickel chafing dishes from 5 to 7.50 dollars, nickel plated serving dishes, percolators, tea kettles, and aluminum pots priced from 1 to 4 dollars. Tray sets with brushes and scrapers in ivory brass copper or nickel are 50 cents to 2.50. Also nickel plated fern dishes shaving mugs and small salt and pepper shakers and drinking cups.
Irvine reports visitors from Havre-de-Grace and Oklahoma returns from oil fields. Frank Woods seeks Warren County Recorder. Charles A. Love plans to announce for County Treasurer. Epworth League officers elected at M E church with Nelson Ault as president. Snow lies on the ground since Nov 10. Grange officers elected at East Branch. Local families visit and Christmas tree plans form for school program.
Mr. and Mrs. W OD Pierce move to Tidionute for work. Robert Pierce and family move into the vacated house in East Branch. Clayton Oviatt attends Fairview church. Dr Clark shows health improvement. A dance is set for Friday evening December 23 at Pierce's Hall East Branch with music by the West Spring Creek orchestra. Harry Hutchison visits Spring Creek on Saturday.
The Akeley area closes schools for a two week vacation. Typhoid fever cases at Worden slowly recover. Mrs. Clara Marsh visited her parents in Warren, and Mr. John Marsh visited in Russell. Andrew Arnold bought a farm on Quaker Hill and will move soon. Hale Cemetery Auxiliary meets January 6 1911 at Howard Homestead. Mrs. Amanda Porter buried in Hale Cemetery today. she was an old neighbor with many old settler friends.
C F Schwing's Jewelry Store at 420 Penn Ave West Warren Pennsylvania advertises evening hours from 12 PM to 8 PM. The note confirms the business is open every evening.
Clarendon reports visits and travel including Mrs Thomas Bly a Warren visitor and Lyons leaving for Bartlesville Oklahoma for winter work. Shoppers Mrs F C Farmer and Mrs Al Sopher. the Brutzmans return to Jasper New York. a small fire in E Schimmelsengs billiard room caused little damage. Miss Alta Baldensperger resumes work in Harrisburg. Blanche Francis of Warren visits town. sympathy extends to Mr and Mrs Thos Dykens on their baby daughter’s death Monday night.
John Johnson aged 95 died December 15 at his daughter Mrs Andrew Swanson’s home in Jackson Run from infirmities of age. Survived by three daughters Lottie Selin Eva Hill Matilda Swanson two sons Bror and August 34 grandchildren 28 great grandchildren funeral Saturday at 1 with Rev Lumdgquist interment Oakland cemetery. Axel Henry Westling died at home in Stoneham Monday at 5 20 pm age 36 survived by parents a widow five sisters and four brothers and two sons funeral Wednesday 1 pm at Stoneham interment Oakland. Westling was known locally and last worked for Warren Street Railway Company. Cause of death consumption.
A nostalgic family inventory lists gifts for Grandpa and Papa including slippers and cigars, for Mama a thoughtful present, Cholly with broad tastes from cards to a plane, Gladys a mix of candy and possible marriage proposal, the Heavenly Twins desiring skates and a motorcycle, and Baby’s evolving wish list from a rubber rattle to a full toyshop.
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