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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1906
Page
8
Long column notes on community letters and notices. Local residents share visits, greetings, and social events from December 1906 including gatherings at Avondale farm, Holmstead and Jamestown connections, along with a death announcement for Isaac Lager aged 89 and funeral details.
Mrs. Fuller shopped in Warren on Thursday. Portville resident Mrs. Floyd Payne returned home after a week with her brother Ray Fisher. Several families spent Christmas and the week visiting Warren friends including the Mellons Schweitzers Raisers and Edgets.
Ackley Hollow reports a flurry of visits over the weekend with Sylvester Passinger and son Monroe visiting relatives. Gust Ackley of Jamestown and Walter Ackley of North Warren spending time with their families. Local residents attend or host events as Fred Thompson recovers, and Mrs. Knapp sells her team and returns home to Grand Valley.
Dugall December 24 report that Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Eckstrom are visiting relatives in Jamestown. Miss Selma Lind is on the sick list.
Mrs Chase Young and children from Falconer visit her parents Mr and Mrs John Thompson. Nancy Brown of Jamestown visits her son Burt Brown. Frank Conklin of President visits his in laws Mr and Mrs James Whatford. Mary McCoy and daughter Nina visit Warren. Ada Strand of Jamestown visits her parents. Guy Sumner and Frank Conklin visit Jamestown. Edward Peck visits Warren. W A Bennett travels to Pleasantville for Christmas with relatives. Gertie Hornstrom visits her parents. Wallington Smith visits Frewsburg. Mildred Peck is hosted by Myrtle Thompson.
Mr and Mrs Tom Harrington and daughters Leontine and Marie left Saturday night for a week in New York to visit friends and relatives. Israel Nearburg died Thursday morning at his Cable Hollow home. A number from here attended an entertainment in the Fentonville school house Saturday night. Emerson Hale shipped about 900 bushels of apples this week. Creighton Abrams of New York is visiting Orin Hale for a few days.
Sugar Run notes list Mrs. W L Ackley and son with Miss Mary Green in Warren for Christmas shopping. Mrs. B G Morrison attended the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Flavins Morrison at Corydon. Warren visitors from Sugar Run include J E Morse family Beulah and grandson, Tillie Stark, R E Green and wife, Elda Marsh, C D Seaman and Charles Martin. Ray Bergstrom returns home for a few days. Anthony Muntz drove to North Clarendon. Mrs. David Holt visited as guest of ...
Relative visits and holiday guests fill Warren households during Christmas week. Mrs. C A Luce visits Onoville, Walter Hoop works on the Roper farm across the river, Volney Ackley drives to Kane with produce, Miss Bessie Crouse stays with her mother in Bradford, Zabin Wright and family visit Quaker Bridge, and several Warren residents share Christmas with David and Mrs Holt. The note extends season’s wishes to Mat patrons and readers.
The liberty pole at Main and Water streets, in place since 1876, was taken down last week after high wind cracked it making it unsafe. The item notes its historic ties to the Hayes and Tilden campaign and then shifts to local social notes and community trades and visits.
Mrs. Mattie Sutton spent Thursday and Friday with friends in Cherry Grove.
To Republicans of Warren County the notice states primaries under the new law will be held Saturday January 26 1907 from 2 to 8 pm at regular polling places with regular election officers acting as primary officers. Candidates for borough ward township and election district offices must certify names to the County Commissioners signed by ten electors by January 5 1907.
The U S Geological Survey issues Bulletin 302 by Henry Gannett to standardize the area measurement of the United States. Collaboration with the Land Office and Census Bureau resolves discrepancies between 1887 census tables and prior figures.
A Review of Reviews piece argues the modern Mexican army, trained and equipped, surpasses the 1846-47 foe. It notes Mexicans’ fatalism, strong leadership, and capacity to crush internal disorder, predicting a formidable defense against invasion and a strengthened regime.
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