Local Notes From Spring Creek Chronicle
F A Sterns sick with rheumatism. Two Henery children improved after illness. Chas Spencer employed at Youngsville depot. Alton Wynn bought Horr farm. Mr and Mrs Scott Little welcomed a son on February 4. Miss Mary Slater, primary teacher, very sick. F K Hyer visited Fritz Burroughs. Clyde Peterson and G W Graham visited Ira Peterson at Bear Lake. Mr and Mrs Fred Donaldson visited Corry. Miss Maggie Peterson of Erie visiting her father Will Peterson. Turner Hill friends danced with Alton Wynn’s party. Mr Kindall of Mnion bought H J Spencer farm and moved family here. G W Graham a Corry visitor. Mrs Lillian Wright of Corry visiting Will Henery. Will Tailor very sick. Carl Webb remains ill all winter. Chas Washburn very sick. H J Spencer to replace on mail route. Friday dance at the hall well attended. Fern Foster of Jamestown visiting Glenn Wynn for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
F. A. Sterns
Will Henery
Chas. Spencer
P. and EK
Youngsville
Alton Wynn
Horr
Scott Little
Mary Slater
F. EK. Hyer
Fritz Burrough
Clyde Peterson
G. W. Graham
Ira Peterson
Bear Lake
Fred Donaldson
Corry
Maggie Peterson
Erie
Will Peterson
Turner Hill
Kindall
Mnion
H. J. Spencer
Lillian Wright
Will Tailor
Carl Webb
Chas. Washburn
Walton breaks leg shoveling snow in Columbus
Columbus reports spread of short notes noting Lawrence Walton's mishap on a roof while shoveling snow, leaving him with a broken leg. The column also lists several local movements including Charlie Sidler's return from Virginia and visits among area residents with family and friends across Kane, Corry, Erie, Jamestown, Warren and Omaha connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lawrence Walton
Charlie Sidler
Virginia
Ella Wood
Kane
Fry
Clemmie Carrier
Omaha
Nebraska
Gerald Monroe
Ithaca
D. J. Sullivan
Warren
Wm. Lamona
George Cady
C. Whiteley
Corry
B. A. West
Hattie Waiton
Sugar Grove
Henry Dorn
I. G. Emerson
Erie
Alta Faulkner
Jamestown
Galen Faulkner
Real estate transfers list with multiple town and owner pairs
Horace Crary and wife transfer to Archie Day in Sheffield for 1 dollar. Mike Pipik and wife to Joseph Oudrick in Sheffield for 700 dollars. Charles Blauser and wife to Geo D Kelsey in Deerfield for 1000 dollars. K A Rrantz and wife to N H Leach in Eldred for 100 dollars. N H Leach and wife to August Anderson in Eldred for 200 dollars. Albert Sopher and wife to C E Foster et al. in Mead for 1 dollar. Clara B Scott et al. to Albert Peterson et al. in Warren for 1 dollar. Bonnie J Anderson et al. to John Brenton et al. in Warren for 1 dollar. R F Hart and wife to Ruth M Allen in Conewango for 1 dollar. Thomas Preston to B M Palmer in Kinzua for 1 dollar. Nelson Greenland estate to H L Greenland et al. in Warren for 14000 dollars. D McKelvey Co to T J Keenan in Mead for 400 dollars. John Fertig estate to same in Mead for 400 dollars. Carl W Hermanson and wife to Clare K Wincrster in Warren for 1 dollar. Cora F Olervan et al. to W F Henry in Warren for 1 dollar. Same to same in Warren for 1 dollar. A F Peterson and wife to C F Anderson in Youngsville for 1 dollar. Samuel I Messner to Katherine M Messner in Warren for 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace A. Crary
Archie S. Day
Sheffield
Mike Pipik
Joseph Oudrick
Charles B. Blauser
Geo. D. Kelsey
Deerfield
K. A. Rrantz
N. H. Leach
Eldred
August Anderson
Albert Sopher
C. E. Foster
Mead
Clara B. Scott
Albert Peterson
Warren
Bonnie J. Anderson
John Brenton
R. F. Hart
Ruth M. Allen
Conewango
Thomas Preston
B. M. Palmer
Kinzua
Nelson Greenland
H. L. Greenland
Carl W. Hermanson
Clare EK. Wincrster
Cora F. Olervan Et al
W. F. Henry
Same
A. F. Peterson
C. F. Anderson
Youngsville
Samuel I. Messner
Katherine M. Messner
Wesleyan Church Conference Meetings in Pittsfield
The Wesleyan Methodist church in Pittsfield hosts a quarterly conference meeting led by the conference president. Services include Friday 7:30 pm, Saturday 2 pm and 7:30 pm, Sabbath love feast at 10 am, sermon at 11 am, and Lord's Supper with 7:30 pm service. Several local residents are noted for illness and visits.
Local Notes From East Branch February Visit and Illness
East Branch reports L E Nichols of Corry visited L C Dobbs on Monday. William Armitage returns to Oil City after a visit with his parents. Mr and Mrs L F Armitage visit their parents here. Leon Mitchel visits friends in Corry over Sunday. Bessie Northsup visits her parents Mr and Mrs T A Perean here. Word arrives of the serious illness of T Jewell of Jackson Hill formerly of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Branch
L. E. Nichols
Corry
L. C. Dobbs
Wm. Armitage
Oil City
L. IF. Armitage
Leon Mitchel
Bessie Northsup
T. A. Perean
T. Jewell
Jackson Hill
Various Local Visits and Health Notes in Mount OK Area
Ed Young visited his mother in Hydetown. Fred Brown from near Corry spent several days with Archie Smith. Miss Cecil Young visited Mrs. Minnie Thompson of Starr. Nettie Nichols is listed as sick with Dr Maitland of Spartansburg as attending physician. Harry Dodge of East Branch and Mr McChesvey of Eldred Center were recent visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Oak
Ed. Young
Hydetown
Fred Brown
Corry
Archie Smith
Cecil Young
Millie Thompson
Starr
Nettie Nichols
Dr. Maitland
Spartansburg
Harry Dodge
East Branch
McChesvey
Eldred Center
Two Camorrist Prisoners Freed By Judge Bianchi
Viterbo reports Judge Bianchi presiding over the Camorra trial granted parole at the king's procura Percucco request, releasing two prisoners named Deshigrio and another detainee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viterbo
Bianchi
Deshigrio
Admiral Nowell Salmon Dead in London
London mourns as Admiral of the Fleet Sir Nowell Salmon V C G C L dies. The veteran naval leader, famed for distinguished service, passes away in the British capital on February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sir Nowell Salmon
Market Report New York Provision Market
Wheat No 2 red f o b 1.0414. Oats standard f o b 1. eggs state and Pennsylvania white fancy large 41 42c. Butter creamery specials N2B extras tlc. Pork Mess 17.50 17.77.
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New York
State
Pennsylvania
Wheat and grain prices in Buffalo market report
Buffalo market notes dated February 14 show No. 2 white wheat at 1.01 dollars and No. 2 red at 1.02. Corn to 69 3/4 to 68 cents. oats 55 to 56 cents. Flour at 62.47 to 62.50 per barrel. Creamery products and eggs quoted. cheese price range 16 to 17 cents. potatoes white fancy at 1.20 per bushel.
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Buffalo
East Buffalo Livestock Market Prices Snapshot
CATTLE prime steers 7.75 to 8.00 for 1200 to 1400 lb. choice fat cows 5.00 to 5.50. choice heifers 5.50 to 6.00. export bulls 9.25 to 9.75. choice veals 9.50 to 10.00. fair to good 8.75 to 9.25. Sheep and lambs choice spring lambs 6.79 to 6.90. mixed sheep 3.75 to 4.85. Hogs light Yorkers 6.55 to 6.45. heavy hogs 6.50 to 6.60. pigs 6.00 to 6.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Timothy No 1 on track finds price details
Readable OCR fragment lists Timothy No 1 item with track price 23.50 and quantity 008 23.50, then Timothy No 2 with 22.00 and 2250 straw Wheat and oat priced 10.50 11.00.
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Timothy
Om Track
Eye specialist offers careful eye comfort in Warren
An optical practitioner advertises a well equipped office in Warren with 25 years experience promising superior service. He notes he uses no drops such as Atrophine which can paralyze the eye. The office is at 348 Penn Ave W over Citizens National Bank Rooms 7-5 and hours run 9 am to 8 pm with Sunday by appointment. Bell 256 J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Penn’a Ave. W
Citizens’ National Bank
Bell
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K. H. Winger
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Fern Foster
Glenn Wynns
Pittsfield
John McIntyre
Mrs
H. H. Conklin
C. C. Johnson
Madge Magcuire
H. I. Maguire
Mount OK
Hickory, St
Warren, Pa
Market Report
Penn’n
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Carver House
Farmer
Warren, Penn’a
Prof
H. B. Hyde
O. A
Optometrist
Florida
Froom Warren
Washington
Williamsport
D. N. Bell
Broad Street
Philadelphia
R. R
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