Revival meetings and Grange anniversary noted
Rev E W Robinson conducts revival meetings at the M E church with District Superintendent Rev J R Burns assisting. The Grange marks its 25th anniversary February 22 celebrating Washington's Birthday with an open meeting and dinner. William Scranton is ill as town illness abates. winter cold dips to 6 to 8 below zero with little snow for sleighing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Robinson
M. E. Church
J. R. Burns
Grange
Washington
William Scranton
Local notes from Warren and surrounds
Mr John Limstrom plans to move his family to Warren to establish a future home. Carlsson, purchaser of the Lindstrom property, is reported to be doing steady business. Martin Giltman’s new barn nears readiness. Theodore M Call leads a crew cutting chemical wood on Reynold’s tract. Mrs C L Martin is summoned to Corydon to nurse a ill daughter. A H LaDow visits Warren on business. C D Outrid calls on business at Russell. Doughty Bros operate their mill at capacity, stacking lumber. W L Akeley hosts three boarders employed in wood cutting. Mrs C D Outrid ill. J O Lounsbury, assessor, at Scandia for property valuations with County Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Limstrom
Warren
Carlson
Lindstrom
Martin Giltman
Theodore M. Call
Reynold
C. L. Martin
Corydon
A. H. LaDow
C. D. Outrid
Russell
Doughty Bros
W. L Akeley
J. O. Lounsbury
Scandia
Local Social Notes From Corry Area
Minnie Nichols returns home after visiting sister Mrs Jerome Sutton. W B Long and Sam Peterson visit Corry area. Albert Bennett and Georgia Carroll travel home after visits. Mrs Watson visits daughter Mrs F May near Spartansburg. Clara Werle visits daughters Marion and Romain. Susie Peterson ill. G W Graham improving from illness. Earl Stockton in Corry for business. about 20 measles cases reported. Bruce Rawson visits Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Nichols
Corry
Jerome Sutton
W. B. Long
Sam Peterson
Clymer
N. Y
Will Peterson
Albert Bennett
Watson
Spartansburg
F. May
Clara Werle
Marion
Romaine
Susie Peterson
Earl Stockton
Bruce Rawson
Local Notes Report Illnesses and Visiting Friends
Mrs. Walter Lamona is sick with measles. W F McKee returned from Cuba New York after visiting friends. Clyde Peterson, long resident here, died at Bear Lake Sunday evening and is interred at Pine Grove cemetery Corry. Mr L Matterson is confined with measles and Mr and Mrs H Irving visited G W Graham Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lamona
W. F. McKee
Cuba
N. Y
Earl Stockton
Will Sing
Clyde Peterson
Bear Lake
Ira Peterson
Pine Grove
Corry
L. Matterson
H. Irving
G. W. Graham
Birthday celebration at Delamater home in Chandler's Valley
Saturday evening 21 young people gathered at Mr and Mrs W M Delamater home to celebrate Miss Alice birthday. A fine luncheon followed after games and music. Miss Delamater received a purse of money and other gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Delamater
Alice
Miss Delamater
Ira Darling
Rev. Cage
Bear Lake community notices report deaths and events
Dewey Ayling died February 1 in Bear Lake with funeral held Tuesday in the U B church. Interment followed in Bear Lake cemetery. A D Root and wife visited Cory. U B Aid met February 6 with 53 attending. Rev McIntyre conducts North Clymer meetings. M E church Ladies Aid to host supper and Evan’s hall event February 22. Flora Church got a surprise visit from a west-born brother. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Shannon on February 7. Mrs Shannon is Clara Crosby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Ayling
U. B. Church
Patterson
Bear Lake
A. D. Root
Cory
U. B. Aid
Elnora Allen
McIntyre
North Clymer
Ladies’ Aid
M. E Church
Evan
East Branch residents note health and departures
Mrs. G W Armitage returns home from Oil City while Orlie Nichols plans to move to Westfield. Neighbors regret his long residency. Wm Armitage visits from Oil City. Miss Mamie Whitely is ill with measles. Anton Samuelson helped butcher thirteen pigs for market. Mrs Chas Samuelson visited Frank Nuttall. Grace Wrathall and Billie from near New York City visited Frances Patchen. Billie works on New York City water reservoir. Mrs Eldred Patchen and Grace visited Frances Patchen and Alfred Jones. Claud Carpenter visited his parents. Mrs Lindquist suffers neuralgia. Frank Strong dies February 10. widow and four daughters mourn him. Mrs F W Lay visiting her parents at Hearts Content. Mrs T Sutton not regaining health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Armitage
Oil City
Orlie Nichols
Westfield
Wm. Armitage
Mamie Whitely
Oscar Johnson
Christine Johnson
Youngsville
Anton Samuelson
Chas A. Nuttall
Chas. Samuelson
Frank Nuttall
Grace Wrathall
Billie
New York City
Frances Patchen
Eldred Patchen
Grace
Alfred Jones
Claud Carpenter
Lindquist
Frank Strong
F. W. Lay
T Sutton
Revival meetings with Rochester minister held in town
Miss May Mitchell visits Kane and Ridgway with many friends. The firm once Crane and Gilliland has dissolved. Mrs Crane has withdrawn. Joseph Nichols is ill with the grippe. Gospel workers conduct revival meetings with a minister from Rochester, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Mitchell
Kane
Ridgway
Funeral for Charles Gibson Held in Sheffield
Clara B. Marsh attended the funeral of Charles Gibson at Sheffield last week. Linneas Rowland of Warren visited here Monday. Phoenix Home Library Club hosts a one night event offering trouble exchanges for 2 cents at the home of Mr and Mrs John Marsh on Friday February 14. Ladies bring lunch boxes for two. men bring pocketbooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara B. Marsh
Charles Gibson
Sheffield
Etta Confer
Dc. A
Market Report New York and Buffalo Prices Feb 12
WHEAT May 99 percent errorless cash price 99%. OATS No 2 white 40 cents. PORK Mess 19.75 to 20.25. BUTTER Creamery extras 37 to 38 cents. EGGS State and Pa and nearby white 30 to 32 cents. POTATOES State 1.87 to 2.00 per 180 lbs. Buffalo WHEAT No 1 white 1.10 No 2 mixed 1.10. CORN No 3 yellow 54 cents No 4 yellow 53. OATS No 3 white 39 cents No 3 white 37.4 cents. FLOUR Fancy patent 5.50 to 6.25 per barrel. BUTTER Creamery prints 89 cents. CHEESE Good to choice 17 34 to 42 cents. EGGS Hennery mixed 28 cents. POTATOES White fancy store 64 to 65 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
State
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
East Buffalo Livestock Market Report Prices
Prime steers bring $8.25 to $8.60 per pound for 1200 to 1400 lb cattle. Steers 7.25 to 7.75, fat cows 6.25 to 6.75, heifers 7.00 to 7.50. Bologna bulls 5.00 to 5.75, veals 11.25 to 12.00, market 10.75 to 11.00 for fair to good. Hogs: light Yorkers 9.00 to 9.05, heavies 8.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Buffalo Hay Market Prices Snapshot
Timothy chooses on track hay at 17.00 to 17.50 dollars per unit. No 1 choice clover mixed hay ranges 12.50 to 13.00. Oat and wheat straw priced 9.00 to 9.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Timothy
Wilson's Remedy Remedies Lung and Throat Ailments
A minister from New York credits Wilson's Remedy with remarkable lung improvement. A Michigan woman says it saved her life from consumption decades ago. The notices urge readers with lung or throat trouble to request free information from Wilson's Remedy, Westwood, N. J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Michigan
Wilson
Westwood, N
Carmega Toilet Powder Ad Promises Pure Infant Dusting Powder
An old advertisement touts Carmega Toilet Powder as ideal for delicate women and infants. It highlights its oriental fragrance and claims absolute purity and safety, priced at 25 cents per box.
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Farmington
Germany
Georgia Carroll
Fred Ross
Albert Ross
Warren Savings Bank Incorporated
Warren, Pennsylvania
Depository
State of
the Warren Savings Bank
Chandler’s Valley
East Branch
Akeley
Market Report
Buffalo Provision Market
Atlantic City
Cape May
Wildwood
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Holly Beach
Anglesea
Philadelphia
David Todd
D. IT. A
Williamsport
R. R
Mar
Gunn
H. L. Greenland
Ave. W. Warren, Pa
Phila. Smelting & Refining Company
Chestnut ST
Keeravoness
Chichester S
Prof
Hyde
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Citizens National Bank
Bell
H. B. Hyde
Optometrist
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