Various Local Notices From Kane to Titusville
Reports note a new Red Men lodge being organized in Kane and small fishing activity on Chautauqua Lake. Teachers attend a Clarendon Borough institute. Clarion State Normal School earns praise for efficiency. Sharon reports rising typhoid cases at seventy five. Ridgway notes a seven-card freight from Alex Husber. Freehold post office closed due to rural delivery. Tidicute fires destroy a Pete Nolan home from lamp upset. Jamestown School Board enforces vaccination after Feb 23. Meadville discuss French Creek flood control. A baby girl born in Chandler's Valley on Feb 1 1904. Titusville to Hydetown turnpike to be macadamized under Good Roads law. Cambridge Springs News expands to thrice weekly at $1.50. Benson Library in Titusville opens with 4 000 books valued at $35 000. Timber land profits in Brookville reveal $930 000 net in 13 years. Armstrong County builds first scaffold for Harvey Zillifro execution. Local suicide at Sheffield claims Charles Hultz. Mad dog in Youngsville Pittsfield Garland shoots dog. two boys bitten. 7 year old Merrill Southwick hospitalised. another boy Martin Carlson treated at home. 20 day recovery for Southwick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion State Normal School
Sharon
Alex. Husber
Ridgway
John Ott
Freehold
Pittsfield
Tidicute
Pete Nolan
School Board of
Jamestown
N. Y
Meadville
French Creek
Archie Falconer
Chandler’s Valley
Titusville
Hydetown
Cambridge Springs
Kittanning
Armstrong County
Harvey M. Zillifro
Brady’s Bend
Frank Dadash
Allegheny County
Sheffield
Charles Hultz
Michigan
Youngsville
Garland
Floyd Andrews
Merrill Southwick
Curtis Southwick
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburg
Houghtling
Martin Carlson
Young Southwick
Homeseekers Excursions via Erie Railroad Schedule
Home seekers may travel on the Erie Railroad on the first and third Tuesdays each month through April 19 for round trip tickets to Western Southern and Southwestern destinations. See the nearest Erie agent for full details.
Erie Railroad Excursions Offer Monthly Trips West South
ERIE RAILROAD EXCURSIONS on the first and third Tuesday of each month from February 2 to April 19 inclusive. One way and round trip excursion tickets to the West South and Southwest at greatly reduced rates. Any Erie agent or F H Garfield D P A Jamestown NY will furnish all particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Erie
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown
N. Y
Struthers Hotel Barn Taken Charge by John Stinger
John Stinger now runs the Struthers Hotel Barn to care for farmers horses and others. Transients may be accommodated as no livery is offered. Best job printing at the mail office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrmers
Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
Youngsville Flood Strains Town as Postmaster Rebounds
County correspondence reports the Brokenstraw flood backing up fields again in Youngsville. Postmaster G A Jackson returns to duty after a grip. Community notes cover meetings, visits, illnesses, and the funeral of Mrs. Sarah Swanson, age 50.
Corydon Social Life Highlighted By Griffin Party
Corydon residents enjoyed a large gathering at the J. A. Griffin home last Saturday with pedro flinch and other games. Henry Nobles died Tuesday at seventy two, his funeral led by Rev. Isaac Williams. Archie Schobey has recuperated from rheumatism after a period of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fes
C. H. Clawson
Bradford
Corydon
Ida Mae Frantz
Lloyd Hall
J. A. Griffin
Pedro
Flinch
Pit
Henry Nobles
Fred
Nobles
Isaac Williams
Archie Schobey
Mrs Rhone Returns From Nine Month Mexico Visit
Mrs W F Rhone has returned home after a nine month visit with her niece in Mexico. Revival services are under way at the M E Church led by Mrs Heath and her daughter. Geo Nobbs recovers well from a severe paralysis stroke. Rev W H Fenton of Youngsville preached at the M K Church last Sunday for Presiding Elder H G Hall. Guy Bachop remains critically ill with slim chances of recovery. Mrs W G Phillips visited her sister Mrs W G Martindale in Jamestown New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fes. G
W. F. Rhone
Mexico
M. E
Heath
Geo. Nobbs
W. H. Fenton
Youngsville
M. K
H. G. Hall
Guy Bachop
Local Notes Hint at Measles Epidemic and Social Visits
Fr. 8 Harry Pierce spent Wednesday at Sugar Grove. John Curass sold his farm to W W Baker. Born Eli and Alice Lowe a ten pound son Harold. Mr and Mrs Lange of Michigan visiting John Norris. Grace Thompson Wrightsville visited Chas Pierce. Lottsville Telephone Co elected officers. Measles epidemic in the vicinity. several residents ill. George Norris injured on ice. Two men bruised after a cutter topples when horse spooks. Friends of Mary and Ethel Pierce met for an evening of flinch and pit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Pierce
Sugar Grove
John Curass
W. W. Baker
Eli
Alice Lowe
Harold
Lange
Michigan
John Norris
Grace Thompson
Wrightsville
Chas. Pierce
Lottsville Telephone Co
Gertrude Kemp
Minnie Norris
Ira Bindley
Wilma Bindley
Charles Smith
Clayton Barlow
Nash Bailey
Lewis Chapman
George Norris
Mr. Lang
Earl
Cleo Brown
Mary
Ethel Pierce
Flinch
Pit
Chandler's Valley News Briefs
Miss Amanda Berg visits her sister Mrs. T. Akins for a few days. Mrs. Sweet shows signs of improvement while Mrs. Evans provides care. Mr. T. Jones debuts a new well matched team of horses. Ethel Northrop works for Mrs. J. P. Evans. Ice and water keep the men busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Berg
Local Notes On Residents And Property Changes
Mrs Glen Spencer returns to Braddock Pa Mr and Mrs Eli Dewey plan to resume residence here Gus Ohrn buys Matella Skinner farm Mayburn to Soldiers Home Frank Crosby of Pittsburg visits parents Art Jaquins sells half interest in Columbus creamery to Ward Briggs who moves here to manage it Gladys Wells hosts friends Robbins attends Ellington funeral for brother Charles Wait
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fes
Glen Spencer
Braddock
Eli Dewey
Gus Ohrn
Mr. Mayburn
Frank Crosby
Pittsburg
Art. Jaquins
Columbus
Ward Briggs
Clymer
Postmaster Appointment in Mayburg Forest County
County clippings note Joseph G. Edwards named Postmaster at Mayburg in Forest county and that sleighing continues for eleven weeks with no end in sight. Other items report Mrs. L J Wright leaving Warren for West Union West Va, Pardon Davis closing his candy store, and local moving plans to Oil City. The Sheffield Observer adds school transfers, flood repairs, a birth, and a marriage in Oil City, plus a city orchestral tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipsouth
Joseph G. Edwards
Mayburg
Forest County
Youngsville
L. J. Wright
Earl T. Abbott
F. B. Jackson
Warren
Sarah Cumming
A. M. Catlin
Oil City
Sheffield Observer
Lillian Siggins
Alma Carlson
Siggins
C. B. Williams
Archie Bosworth
Mary N. Morasca
S. Morasca
Sheffield
Saviour Florio
T. R. Thoburn
Florio
New York
Engraved Stationery Styles and Prices Shown
The Mail Office presents the latest engraved stationery with fashionable styles on display. Samples are shown and prices listed for customers to review.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neighborhood Notes
Kane
Chautauqua Lake
Clarendon Boro
Teachers’ Institute
Benson
B. D. Benson
Enterprise
Brookville
Pennsylvania
T. D. Collins
Homeseekers
G. A. Jackson
J. W. Hughes
C.S. Mead
Finley Agnew
Magees
P. Agnew
G Claud Cary
Salamanca
Thimble Club
Charles Kay
Lady Maccabees
John Kinnear
Home Missionary Society
Belle Kinnear
Irvington
Jim McKinney
Dr. Hoy
Fred Swanson
Sons of Temperance
J. C. C. F. Hall
J. H. Jackson
Davis
Margaret Day
Ralph Crum
South
Della Agrelius
Pleasantville
Briggs
Lewis Weiderholdt
John Fuellhart
Business
R. W. Siggins
Sarah Swanson
Charles Swanson
Lawson Hill
Lundeen
Gage and
Miller
Swanson
M. E. Church
Clyde
Emma
Killen
Augustus Lawson
Falconer
John Lawson
Youngsvillle
Russell
Lottsville
B. G
Gregory
Bellevue Hospital
Stanley K. Pierson
LeRoy
Central Pharmacy
THE
Davis Drug CO
Carmel Hicken Ure
Siegfrieds Pharmacy
Warren, PA
Gferied’s Pharmacy
Eton
Metager & Hogan
Warren Trust Company
F. M. Knapp
MO. M. Siegfried
Chas. E. Cobb, Caasner
H. M. Preston
Geo. E. Colvin
Siegfried's Pharmacy
J. E. Jordan
Hoffman Block
B. Bell
Mar
Schellhammer
Warren Mills
Florida
Fruits and Vegetables
Kopf & Henry
John Hepburn, M.D
Penn’a Av. West
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