Neighborhood Notes and Local Highlights Report
Butler records 110 deaths to last Sunday and 200 fever cases under treatment. Clarion State Normal School reports a strong winter term. Stoneboro Fair Association treasurer shows 2500 dollars after a 15 percent dividend. Franklin Baptist Church receives 50000 as endowment from J C Sibley and Gen Charles Miller. Wollaston returns to Stoneham for Camden tannery job at Costello. Cambridge Springs Grange tracks second in state for property value. rents exceed 3800 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Cambridge Springs Grange, P. of H
Youngsville County Notes Spark Local Activity
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society met at the Methodist parsonage with strong attendance. Gas shortages in Youngsville caused outages and sickness while the Brokenstraw flood damaged cellars. The Youngsville Manufacturing Co. thriving, and a YMCA groundwork effort gained momentum. Local events include school, church, and civic updates, plus plans for assembly candidate James Brann on March 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Parsonage
G. W. Brown
Youngsville
George Bartlett
J. A. Lagerdahl
Railroad Street
Y.M.C. A
Youngsville Manufacturing Co
Willard Schnell
Willard
McKinney
Aurelius
Mail
Dolph Crippen
W. P. Nutting
C. L. Wright
Warren
B. B. Siggins
Farmers notice on Struthers Hotel Barn services
The Struthers Hotel Barn is now under John Stinger who will give special attention to farmers horses and other guests. Transients welcome as there is no livery in connection. Brst Job Printing at the Mail Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Bets on Waterways
Hon N P Wheeler of Endeavor Pa spent hours in our village Wednesday. D M Howard, Assembly candidate, called on friends. Arnold, Geo H Somers’ brother in law, returned home after visiting Warren county relatives. Forest Gas Co patrons enjoyed a gas service after four weeks shortage. Will Cooney left for Ohio to work on a steam shovel. High water and recent thaw worsen streets with damp houses and ice blocks. railroad culvert remains unchanged. Gilbert W Thompson, builder, joins Brady Construction Co of Fairmont WV as superintendent. leaves Monday for new work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. Wheeler
Endeavor
D. M. Howard
Mr. Arnold
Geo. H. Somers
Warren County
The
Forest Gas Co
Will Cooney
Ohio
Gilbert W. Thompson
Warren
Brady Construction Company
Fairmont
W. Va
Local society notes and visits around Warren
Fes 1 W R Dawson attended jury business in Warren last Monday. Miss Gertrude Ellingwood of St Marys Pa visits Miss Daisy Siggins. Walter Evans departed for Washington DC with his mother Mrs 8 H Evans joining at Warren. Mrs E Sternbrook and daughter from Jamestown NY visited this week. F B Robbins was in Warren last Monday. Mrs Irvin Magill left for Titusville Pa to see her daughter Mrs Ralph Linton. Mrs Robert Taggart went to Paducah KY. Miss Jennie Bradley left for Rochester NY. Mrs S F Marks visits her brother Dr Fredericks in Oil City this week. Miss Dunn returned Friday from Titusville. Miss Lobnes of Ness City Kan visits cousins Henry and Charles Fuellhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fes
W. R. Dawson
Warren
Gertrude Ellingwood
St. Marys
Daisy Siggins
Walter Evans
Washington, D. C
H. Evans
Clara van Every
E. Sternbrook
Jamestown
N. Y
F. B. Robbins
Irvin Magill
Titusville
Ralph Linton
Robert Taggart
Paducah
Jennie Bradley
Rochester
S. F. Marks
Fredericks
Oil City
Dunn
Hall couple honored with reception in Corydon
The reception for Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hall was well attended with many valuable presents. The Halls plan to move to New York in the spring, and Corydon residents wish them prosperity. The town’s public school teachers thank James Griffin, a hospitable landlord, for a sleigh ride and praise him as a fine host with one fault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fes
Lloyd Hall
Hall
New York State
Corydon
James Griffin
Hotal
Groundhog's shadow unseen as Candlemas goes cloudy
February 2 notes a cloudy Candlemas with no shadow seen. Andrew Akins and wife of Butler Pennsylvania visited. Ray Delamater, Ivan Samuelson and Edward Donelson returned from Warren Friday. Teachers Institute was well attended Saturday. Rev Hayner preached Sunday evening. Hultberg family visited Thorpe in Sugar Grove Sun ny. Mickelsons of Sugar Grove spent Sunday with Dela mater. Ladies Aid meets Mrs Gregg Feb 10 at 10 AM. Mrs Fred Peterson visiting Hulda in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Akins
Butler
Ray Delamater
Ivan Samuelson
Edward Donelson
Warren
Teachers’ Institute
A. Hultberg
Archie Thorpe
Sugar Grove
Mr. Hayner
Mickelson
W. M. Delamater’s
Ladies’ Aid
Gregg
Fred Peterson
Hulda
Birthday Tribute and Local Events Highlight Week
Friends honored Miss Nellie Jones on her birthday. Our High School received portraits of Frances Willard and Woman's Temperance from the Mothers Department of the W C T U. The K O T M held a masquerade ball with music by the Symphony Orchestra of Corry. Sherwood Simmons came back from a Virginia lumber camp and Thomas Mooney returned after months in Washington and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Jones
Frances Williard
Chicago
Mother’s Department
Symphony Orchestra
Corry
Sherwood Simmons
Virginia
Thomas Mooney
Washington
California
Local Republican Nominations Highlight County Clippings
The Republican caucus nominated K. L. Morris for Justice, with Dr. Hay Dr. McCline and D. F. Black for Council. School Directors named Dr. Jacobs and C. L. Wright. Assessor Lewis Kinnear. Judge of Election H. C. Kinnear. Inspector Barney Schnell. Auditor W. D. Kinnear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Republican Caucus
K. L. Morris
Hay
McClnne
D. F. Black
Dr. Jacobs
C. L. Wright
Lewis Kinnear
H. C. Kinnear
Barney Schnell
W. D. Kinnear
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neighborhood Notes
State Normal School
Clarion
Stoneboro Fair Association
Baptist Church of Franklin
J. C. Sibley
Gen
Charles Miller
James Wollaston
Stoneham
Buffalo
Camden
Costello
Clarendon Boro
Chandler’s Valley
A. F. Miller
Franklin
Meadville
ErRiki
Majestic
Peggy
Tenth Street
State
Vallonia
Johnson
B. W. Phillips
Willis J. Hulings
Andrew D. Burns
Bradford
Mexico
Porto Rico
Chautauqua Lake
Schaeffer
West Chester
Mansfield
Slippery Rock
Edinboro
Kutztown
East Stroudsburg
Shippensburg
Bloomsburg
Lock Haven
Millersville
Indiana
New York
Fredonia
Court of Appeals
Carl Henderson
P.S. Miller
Chandlers’ Valley
J. A. Rinell
Freehold
Oscar Nelson
Butler County
Youngsville and Sugar Grove Street Railway Co
C. H. Smith
J.gibson
A. H. Bailey
W. C. Culbertson
John A. Day
W. P. McClure
Geo. W. Wood
Bailey
Dean
Julia Treadway
James Brann
Assembly
Irvington
Chanadler’s Valley
Columbus
Tiptonte
Grandin Lumber Co
President
W.M. Irvin
Triumph
Dr. Lupher
Pleasantville
Sheffield
Tionesta Creek
Mayburg
Trafic
Lynch
Charles Hinkley
Or. Anderson
Charles Hokanson
G. W. Wood
Sheffeld
Vern Spencer
Gene Smith
Clarence Mix
Lander
Horace Mix
Frank Ross-Foster
Foster Seabury
York
RAL Pharmacy
Davis Drug CO
Armel Highen Ure
Siegfrieds Ct
Siegfried’s
Warren, Pa
Metzger
RUG Sale
Goolyan
Mevtagher & Hogan
Warren Trust Company
Penn’a
F. M. Knapp
Capital
M. Siegfried
Chas. E. Cobb, Casnier
H. M. Preston
Geo. E. Colvin
Vitrol
Siegfried
Erie Railroad
Erie
J. E. Jordan
Hoffman Block
Bell One
Schellhammer
W Son
Warren Mills
New York Tribune
Tri- Weekly
Tribune
Wendelboe’s
Liberty Street
Fruits and Vegetables
Kopf & Henry
Florida
Smiley’s
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