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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1909
Page
8
Copy due by Tuesday each week and must be signed by the contributor. Names published only if requested. do not write on both sides of the paper.
Nrp 1 D S Prentice visited his nieces Mrs H S Ayer and Mrs W J Minore in the past week. Polly Wynn Pomeroy visited Titusville brother Henry Wynn. Hattie Walton recovering from injury and Clyde Hassett sold his meat market to Mr Crane. A son born to Mr and Mrs Oscar Raymond on Tuesday Jan 26. Wim Lamona returning from Grady W Va and Louis Monroe home from Cornell College. Anna Loveland left for Buffalo. Hardware store remodeling underway. Carl Way confined with a severe cold. Death announced of Leslie A Soggs of Binghamton born here and once in local business. Mothers Day program at W C U Mothers meeting featured literature and music for about seventy members.
Mrs. Walter Dandois and others visited Kane on Tuesday and Wednesday. The Stover family hosted a gathering for Jessie Stover with many attendees. Various locals including Jennie Johnson Archie Christjohn and Esther Lundeen are noted as Kane visitors or callers. Several relatives and friends from Kane and surrounding towns were mentioned visiting here or traveling to Warren and Brookston.
Sunday gatherings and visits populate the column. Residents like Mrs Chas Martin, Mr C D Outrid, and families in Bone Run and Warren appear visiting relatives, attending dances at James Bennett’s, with mentions of sickness and light social events.
A Germany based writer called on Mr. and Mrs. Beach a few days ago. J. Learn attended the dance and oyster supper at Cable Hollow Friday evening.
Farmers improve sleighing by hauling logs to Nelson's mill. P. L. Brown is sick. Clinton Beach returns to Bone Run work. Mrs. C D Outrid visits Mrs. J Miller. Mr. and Mrs. J C Bennett host about thirty five friends for dancing and card playing with a late supper. Various local visits and travel notes across Warren and Scandia.
Jan 31 update of Russell region residents includes Freeda Mattson calling on friends, Walker and Akeley family notes, births recorded, visitors Bert Foster and family in Hollow, Mrs Wirley returning home, and various social calls among Adams Madigan Graham Passinger Vansile Culbertson and Decker.
A Saturday local Institute drew good attendance with Mrs. Hattie Morrison visiting her sister Mrs. Mary J. Norris. Next Saturday a Farmers Institute invites all, lunch bringers welcome. Twenty five women quilted at Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Pelton home. a silver spoon was given to Mrs. Pelton. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Con verse Higgins January 31, 1909 at Dr. Robert Davis’s Lottsville home. Several plan to attend Sugar Grove Jubilee Singers Monday evening.
A.L. Libby of Wells Maine describes long travel and sleeplessness leading to nervous prostration. The ad touts Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as a remedy to restore nerve and organ harmony, with a money back guarantee if it fails to help.
Mrs Eva Baker has shown improvement after a week of illness and is reported as doing better.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Donaldson on Jan 29 1909 Ariel Smiley leaves for Bridgeport Ill to stay with her brother G B Smiley Myron Alling and wife welcome a baby girl born Jan 29 Mrs Chas McNeal visiting Kane over the past two weeks A moving picture show at the W C T U hall drew a good crowd Mrs H Roberts visited Warren Jay Noblit and family return from Clarion welcome them Margaret Hoffman visiting Mrs David Titus Gertrude Black returns home Miss Gertrude Black is back in town Mrs O C Hover and daughter in town Saturday Irene Marshall home over Sun Mrs Sarah Barnes visiting Corduroy
February items show Ilya L Daye of Irvine spending weekend with his parents. Various locals note visits and illnesses, including Mrs Clare Hayes and child from Kane and Ed Allen’s business trip to Corry. Other entries mark visits by Linda Holmes and Letta Hayes, and family travels to Spartansburg and Mickle Hill.
Miss Mattie Whiteley returned home from Jamestown after a few weeks away. James Phillis came back Friday from a short Kentucky visit. Bert Logan’s son Anson injured his arm last week. Walter Weldon’s infant is very ill. Gordon Blanchard cut his foot badly while splitting wood. Anson Worthrop of Spartansburg visited his parents Saturday. Wilbur Logan spent Sunday with friends at Corry. Quarterly meeting at State Lot church begins Friday evening and continues through Sunday.
Mrs J M Paden visited her daughter in Youngsville for a few days last week. Monroe Gray of Cambridge Springs is visiting his brother in law J N Falkinburg.
Mrs Willis lies ill at her son Wim Willis home. Miss Mildred Conover spends weekend with her parents at Vrooman. Mrs Nina Blood and children visit daughter Clare Pierce. John Work returns home to Woodcock after weeks with his uncle J N Falkinburg. Nathan Reynolds returns to Corry after staying with A L Brown. Edith Feldhausen hosts a surprise party Thursday evening with games and refreshments. J M Paden entertains two brothers for a week.
Mr and Mrs Frank Adams and family visited Henry Sears and family Saturday. I W Dickson sold his farm to Arthur Price. Mr and Mrs Will Johnson and family of Lander and Jacob Olson and sons of Jamestown were entertained at Carl Johnson and family Sunday. Mrs Eva McCoy spent last week with Er W Dickinson and family.
County farmers are informed of a series of Farmers Institutes to be held in Columbus Lottsville and Warren in early February 1909. Instructors from other parts of the state will join local farmers to discuss agricultural topics. These meetings are free and open to all.
A series of property transfers reported from Brokenstraw Warren Deerfield and nearby areas shows multiple parcels changing hands. Notable sums include Samuel Peterson receiving titles worth 34000 and 2757 from estates and partners, along with several transfers for token one dollar and other nominal amounts.
Russians have shifted from conflict to commerce, funding major acquisitions of American harvesting machines. This investment signals a pivot toward global agriculture technology and trade partnerships beyond wartime aims.
An analysis explains England as the British Empire with 410 million people and 11.4 million square miles, contrasting London as a city within a vast imperial landscape. It notes misperceptions about England’s identity and size, and situates London as part of a global population and power structure.
On D A V and P R y lines train times listed for Dunkirk and intermediate stations at 4 59 p m and 10 34 a m respectively and for Titusville and intermediate stations at 6 04 p m.
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