Warren Mail Allen fits feet and other local notes
The Warren Mail notes Allen fits feet at 221 Liberty Street closing rate of $1.16 and Tiona at $1.26. Nearby updates include Mr. B W Rogers recovering from grip in Mead township, Mrs. E Trushel's Pittsburgh visit, Rev A B Markley at Erie for Northern Conference, Franz Kouleier joining Pittsburg Victor Herbert orchestra, Mrs Wilkinson visiting Warren, and Hon R A Dempsey named Soldiers' Home trustee in Erie. Fire at Herman Townley’s West End home caused little damage. Warren sent three visitors to Florida, and boys’ marble play on icy walks. Dr M Y Ball to be in New York and Philadelphia in February with Dr L C Doane covering at Ball's office on East Street on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Wetmore, Jerome Reese visiting Virginia. Judge Wetmore nearing recovery. Engagement announced for Miss Clara Parshall to Mr Carl Gildersleeve of Brookston. Boxing contest at the armory won by Burns of the Columbian club. Bailey Bradford outmatched. Warren High School to admit adults to Domestic Science with eight semi-monthly lessons at $7.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Rogers
Mead Township
Pittsburg
Wilkinson
Abbie Egar
Warren
Jane Merrill
R. A. Dempsey
Bradford
Soldiers’ Home
Erie
M. Y. Ball
New York
Philadelphia
L. C. Doane
Kane
Twil
The
Warren High School
United States
West Water Street
East Street
Board of Education
D. IL. Ball
W. D. Hinckley
J. W. Crawford
F. G. Shreves
C. W. Arird
Wm. Keegan
John M. Davidson
C. W. Brown
W. S. Leffard
J. C. McGee
O. W. Beaty
Dwight Cowan
Ball
Messrs
James W. Crawford
W. D. McLaren
W. M. Baker
Baker
W. D. McLlaren
MacGowan
W. L. MacGowan
Levi Smith
Nominations and Musical Event in Warren
Republican and Democratic parties held ward primaries with listed slates for council and school posts across six wards. The Greenwood Biekarck Musicale at Library Hall drew a large Warren audience, featuring Miss May Greenwood, J Carolus Bickarck, and performances by Mrs W Melville Robertson and Mr Biekarck with praised violin and piano pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood-Biekarck Musicale
Warren
Library Hall
May Greenwood
J. Carolus Bickarck
W. Melville Robertson
Griswold
Greenwood
Emerson College
Boston
Cheney
Biekarck
Conservatory
Hamburg
Germany
Bargheer
William I
de Bericks
de Berick
Mendelssohn
Warren High School’s Grand Opening and Legacy
A detailed portrait of Warren’s new High School, praising the Board of Education and Supt. MacGowan for overseeing construction. It highlights the building’s French Renaissance design, rotunda entry, illuminated galleries, and fully equipped departments from dressmaking to manual training. The piece lauds Levi Smith for shop furnishings and notes modern systems like Johnson temperature regulation and synchronized clocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s College
C. W. Ahdey
Second
Market Streets
New High School
Wheeling Corrugated Iron Works
Market Street
Second Street
Botanical and Biological Laboratory
Chemical Laboratory
Levi Smith
Lyceum
Smith
Johnson
W. G. Haupt
A. B. Vera
Warren
Vera
Glenn
Magnificent High School Reveals Its Intricate Interior
A tour of the fourth floor unveils the Board of Education office with a stone balcony and fourteen oak desks, a fully equipped science wing, and the celebrated domestic science kitchen by Levi Smith. The study hall, art displays, and extensive laboratories showcase gas, electric, and ventilation systems. The piece honors Supt MacGowan, the War ren School Board, and Levi Smith, praising the school as a monument to educational progress and local pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Olsen
Miss Mead
Board of Education
Supt. of Schools
Pheny
Acelia
Senate
Apt
C. W. Beaty
Lohmer
A. B. Miller
Rome
MacGowan
Levi Smith
Richardson
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
United States
Jewett
Smith
Warren School Board
Real Estate Transfers for Week Ending Feb 1 1899
S. P. Dennison and wife sell Sugar Grove property to Willis E. Dennison for 500 dollars. Lewis J. Archer and Florence M. Archer transfer Corydon holdings for 1 dollar. Mary J. Johnson et al. convey Warren property to James M. Smith and wife for 2500 dollars. Emma Gardner et al. sell Farmington parcel to P. P. Putnam for 1000 dollars. East Warren Real Estate Co. sells Glade tract to D. F. Burke for 351 dollars. Jacob C. Knapp and wife transfer Pleasant property to Elizabeth Gleason for 250 dollars. Rosell Pool sells to Anna M. Chambers at Clarendon for 90 dollars. Tidioute Chair Co. transfers Tidioute property to J. L. Grandin for 5000 dollars. Miles Mack et al. convey Warren property to Frederika Giegerick for 700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Dennison
Willis E. Dennison
Sugar Grove
Lewis J. Archer
Florence M. Archer
Corydon
Mary J. Johnson
James M. Smith
Warren
Emma Gardner
P. P. Putnam
Farmington
East Warren
East Warren Real Estate Co. To D. F. Burke, Glade, $351. Jacob C. Knapp
Elizabeth Gleason
Pleasant
Rosell
Dr Newell DwiGut Accepts Plymouth Pastorate Despite Chicago Gifts
The Rev Dr Newell DwiGut maintains his definite acceptance of the Plymouth church pastorate while Chicago followers push a campaign to sway him. Mrs Celia Wallace offers 60000 for the old church to aid trustees in any chosen use, and reports claim the congregation could raise 500000 to retain him. Meanwhile a Brooklyn call grows louder as collectors advertise dinner sets and novelty items from Fehiman Bros with low prices and Sunday-school teacher gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell DwiGut
Plymouth Church
Chicago
Celia Wallace
Brooklyn
Fehlman Bros
Ice making aids Spring Creek cold spell idle talk
In Spring Creek on January 31 the weather stays favorable for ice making with the mercury at four above zero. Mr William Jackson, born in town and long time resident, aged over 80, was buried last Saturday under Knights Templar rites. Levi Leonard won the Republican nom for Justice of Peace and Chas Washburn for constable. Edgar Moore improves from pneumonia. many others remain ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Mercury
Wm. Jackson
Frewsburg
Knights Templar
Levi Leonard
Justice of Peace
Chas. Washburn
Edgar Moore
Local Notes from Sanford January 31
Will Downey recovers from grippe. Mr and Mrs W A Sanford return from Clymer New York. Mrs Feldhausen and daughters Amy and Edith visit near Corry. Jerry Pierce returns home. Mrs Hannah Sanford back to Porky. Mrs Geo Robbins staying with daughter in Goodwill Hill. Mother's Working Society met at Bertha Brown's. A L Brown in Oil City. Slyss Averil visiting. Gloomy gripe lists in neighborhood. Geo Cornell barn blown down. Jones of Columbus and Banks of Spring Creek visit. Hazel Fern Hayes dies at six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Downey
W. A. Sanford
Clymer
N. Y
Mrs. Sanford
Feldhausen
Amy
Edith
Corry
Jerry Pierce
Hannah Sanford
Porky
Geo. Robbins
Ike Johnson
Goodwill Hill
Bertha Brown
A. L. Brown
Oil City
Slyss Averil
Gripe
Geo. Cornell
Messrs. Jones
Columbus
Spring Creek
Hazel Fern
Charley Hayes
Wedding at the Smiths Home in Erie Pair
A home wedding was held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Smith for their daughter Pearl and Mr. George W. Gardner of Erie. Rev J W Smith officiated. The bridal party, with maid of honor Miss Blanche Agrelius, appeared to Mendelssohn. White silk gown bride, blue dress maid, yellow roses and simlax bouquets. Elaborate refreshments served. Couple left for Erie after festivities. out of town guests named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Terry
Sinclairville
James Russell
M. E
T. J. Stone
Free Methodist Church
H. L. Mead
Erie
J. D. Mead
Metzgar
Irvine
Ellen Siggins
T. H. Russell
W. R. Smith
Pearl
George W. eGardner
J. W. Smith
Warren
Mendelssohn
F. D. Kinnear
Blanche Agrelius
George Gardner
Salisbury
N. W. Hall
Lansing Nichols
J. W. Hughes
G. W. Spinner
F. 8. Dunham
Local Notes from Dugall on Jan 26 to Jan 30
Religious services held with Rev Brunson and Rev Miller in U B and Lutheran churches. Local residents listed as ill with grip or illness including Danilson Young Spitz Erickson and Mrs Spitz. Death reported for John Lundgren January 22 with funeral January 24 or 25. School progress noted in algebra and community visits and homecomings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Fred Erickson
Miller
Chandlers Valley
John Lundgren
Lutheran Church
He Neger
Annie Anderson
Irvine
Alice Johnson
Jamestown
Spitz
Richard Page
Deafness Cure Promoted With Catarrh Treatment
A Toledo based advertisement claims deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining and cannot be cured by local applications. Itpromises a constitutional remedy and offers one hundred dollars for catarrh deafness cases cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, inviting readers to request free circulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Patron's Relief Association Elects Officers in Corry
The Patron's Relief Association of Northwestern Pennsylvania met in Corry last week and elected President D. M. Howard, Vice President Leon Spencer, Secretary and Treasurer D. E. Kennedy, and Directors D. E. Kennedy S. Blatchley C. D. Hasbrook G. D. Heath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patron’s Relief Association of
Northwestern Pennsylvania
Corry
D. M. Howard
Leon Spencer
D. E. Kennedy
S. Blatchley
C. D. Hasbrook
G. D. Heath
Distressing Stomach Disease Cured by South American Tonic
An advertisement claims a tonic from South America cures stomach weakness and indigestion with the first dose. It promises universal relief, consistent results, and safety. Sold by Hertzel & Saner in Warren, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertzel & Saner
Warren
Carpet Cleaning Works at Mansion House
W Sealy announces carpet cleaning and renovation services including cleaning and relaying carpets, cleaning chenille curtains, and feather renovation with guaranteed satisfaction. Works located at the rear of Mansion House. leave orders at the Mansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Sealy
Fastest Empire State Express Links East and West
Advertises routes via the Empire State Express from New York Central to Rochester Syracuse Utica Albany and New York with direct connections. Promotes D A V P agents for ticket purchases and Riverside Fish and Oyster Co. for seafood with George Smith as manager. Also notes wedding invitations announcements calling cards ball invitations and programs at the Mail office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Empire State Express
N. Y. Central
Rochester
Syracuse
Utica
Albany
New York
Mechanics Sale Slashes Prices On Wool Hats
Best wool hats now 39 cents each with a broad sale on all mechanics supplies. Everything for mechanics reduced during this limited promotion with emphasis on hats and related gear.
Nobbs and Stall Wedding in Brockton and Russell
In Brockton New York on January 25 1899 Fred Nobbs of Russell Pennsylvania married Mrs Francis A Stall of Brockton by Rev P P Pinney. Also January 25 1899 George W Gardner of Erie Pennsylvania married Miss Pearl E Smith of Youngsville at the bride home by Rev J W Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nopsos—Stall
Brockton, N. Y
P. P. Pinney
Fred Nobbs
Russell, Pa
Francis A. Stall
Brockton
Gardner—Smith
Youngsville, Pa
J. W. Smith
George W. Gardner
Erie, Pa
Pearl E. Smith
Youngsville
Obituaries Pause in Warren County and Surrounding Areas
A series of obituaries and notices from Russell to Sugar Grove list Jennie Bates Bennett Wells Ada Gleason Elsie Kitchen Cyrus P Slavin Mary Peterson Nancy Stanton Alexander Kitchen Captain Slavin and Anne Thorpe. The entries note ages, death dates from January 1899, burial locations including Warren county cemeteries, church services, and family survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Crawford County
Peterson
Putnamville
Andrew Peterson
M. E
Lander
Foster Cemetery
Stanton
Nancy Stanton
H.S. Thomas
Marshtown Cemetery
P. C. C. Phillips
Iowa
H. L
L. D. Phillips
A. A. L. Phillips
D. W. Phillips
A. S. Carymple
Warren
Pennsylvania Railroad Tour to Jacksonville Details
ExcurSion by special Pullman train leaves New York and Philadelphia on Tuesday February 7 for a two week Florida visit. Rates include rail fare, Pullman berth, and meals, with tickets available from multiple city agents and a general agent in Philadelphia. Also notes upcoming items in SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE, fashion clothing by Jacob Keller, H M Catshell appointment, and various ads for lamps and a medical anti diar retic product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jacksonville
Floriday
New York
Philadelphia
Canandaigua
Erie
Wilkesbarre
Pittsburg
Broadway
Broad Street
Newark
N. J
Geo. W. Boyd
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Warren Mail
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Allen
Liberty Street
Herman Townley
West End
Florida
8S. T. Neill
Christy Payne
Will
C. H. Smith
Frank Barnhart
Robert MacKay
W. Arird
John G. Brown
J. E. Wheeler
John Sonne
C.H. Smith
Emmett Hegerty
Jas. W. Crawford
D. Gardner
D. W. Brodhead
Fifth Ward
D. W. Beaty
D. L. Lewis
C. M. Shawkey
C. B. Tucker
Stacy Cogswell
W. E. Hyde
A. C. Lacy
Sixth Ward
F. G. Trushell
E. T. Hazeltine
F. E. Eaton
J. N. Craft
Darius Magee
G. C. Cornelius
F.S. Sanford
R. G. Chapel
A. A. Riwa
Fred Hartman
J. F. Retterer
Frank Witz
E. H. Beshlin
Chas. Bartsch
H. W. Nesmith
Godfrey Gruber
John Rowland
T. B. Clawson
Geo. W. Harmon
L. J. Betts
F. E. Falconer
J. A. James
John Brown
Fourth Ward
John Masterson
J. E. Blair
Ed Highhouse
W. W. Gray
W. Gaughan
John G. Lesser
John Schultz
Charles Chase
H. B. Branch
J. B. Offerle
H. M. Beshlin
J. H. Taylor
Samuel Frantz
George Taylor
James Devine
Frank Morrison
L. D. Amann
A. Witz
W. W. Stevens
C. E. Bordwell
OUR High School
Lamp of the Land
Pricy Ehlman Bros
Sanford
F.j.cheney & Co
Toledo, O
Riverside Fish and Oyster Co
Corner
Hickory and
D Streets
George Smith
Mechanics and
Laborers Day
GEO. Ball Clothing CO
Best
Wards
Kitchen
Conewango Township
Alexander Kitchen
Mail
Scotland
Warren County
Russell
Davis
Martin Larson
Mary Niver
Chair Company
Boro Republican Caucus
Constable
John R. Tallman
Frank E. Ulf
John E. Swanson
L. D. Patterson
T. W. Irvin
H. H. Cumings
A. W. Couse
T.C. Hawkey
E. C. Gardner
A. Gibb
James Tyrrell
M. E. Church
Heavenly Home
Mray
Scribner’s Magazine
Gov. Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Acob Keller
H. M. Catshall
Meadville
Gov. Stone
Department of Agriculture
E. Detchon
Consumer
Kopf & Henry
Grocers
Water Street
T. L. L. Doane
C. R
W. F. Henry
Warren Savings Bank
CI Bates
H. Hunter & Son
O.h.hunter & Son
Lonsdale
Hill and
Fruit
W. Jarvis
Water St
Cresco
T. O. Slater & CO
Warren National Bank
Wm. D. Brown
Jerry Crary
A. T. Scofield
Nelson P. Wheeler
G. N. Parmlee
Andrew Hertzel
C. Schimmelfeng
Christian Smith
H. A. Jamieson
F. E. Hertzel
Cashier
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