Chautauqua Lake report and local notes in brief
Chautauqua Lake showed no fish after last Thursday spear- ing due to thick roily water. Meadvilles Mary M Smith celebrated her 99th birthday. Olean ministers urge fewer Sunday funerals. CARS ran again on the Erie and Cambridge line after snow stoppage. Franklin launches a Prohibition daily named Daily Tribune. Olean Republicans celebrate city victory after Democratic rule. Eight feet eight inches is latest winter snow record from Edinboro observer. State Senator Sisson advises not paying school directors for annual convention. Chautauqua shares of Normal School money listed. Dunkirk, Jamestown, and rural allocations given. Pensions granted in Warren county. family store sold to J S Curtis & Co. Dunkirk reports twenty scarlet fever deaths in sixty days. One locomotive theft case deemed mistaken identity. Clarion river lumbermen suffer losses over $100,000 in high water. Bequest of $300,000 to Methodist Episcopal missionary society noted. Titusville refinery expansion and wax dept headed by F E Lesser. Goop Roads Convention set for March 16–17 in Erie to promote New York-Chicago link. Edinboro Normal Spring Session begins March 28. John F Bigler, Principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Daily Tribune
Vindicator
Olean
Edinboro
Independent
Sisson
Board of
Erie County Commissioners
Harry Gray
Spring Creek
Corry
Clarion River
New Government Dam
Logan’s Ferry
A. F. Boynton
Clearfield
Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Missionary Society
Muir& Lesser
Titusville
F. E. Lesser
Warren
Standard Oil Co
Erie
New York
Chicago
Community Notes From Youngsville and Nearby
Irvine Mead is ill at home on Sugar Grove street. Mrs Ettie Brown and her son visit Rose Brown. Jonathan Shaldon visits his daughter Mrs Charles Kay. Mrs Jane Thatcher celebrated her eighty fourth birthday with dinner. Street and sidewalk repairs urged for spring. Walter Measer rents his Sugar Grove house to Levi Patch. Free Methodists hold meetings through the week. Jolly Jesters entertain at Swanson's hall, selling medicine aiding local recoveries. Fred B. Jackson visits his father G A Jackson. Frank Blodget buys horses for Kane parties. Richard Lynch, eighty four, dies and is buried with Rev. Barnes delivering the funeral. Charlie Kinnear injures leg on Penn Rly run from Olean to Oil City. improving. Mr. Harvey Jackson improves from paralysis. daughter Mrs R D Ransom stays with him. Mothers meeting held at Mrs Fred Kay's. Prof. Campbell of Warren visits Miss Klahr Mead. Miss Leah Andrews visits sister Miss Grizella Andrews. Rosa Gilliland now at work in Buffalo. Mr. and Mrs J P Jackson visit Dewdrop father Harvey Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville, Frs
Walter Measer
Sugar Grove Street
Levi Patch
Jolly Jesters
Swanson’s Hall
Youngsville
Fred. B. Jackson
Warren
G. A. Jackson
Frank Blodget
Kane
Richard Lynch
Shannon
Barnes
Lynch
Pittsfield
Gilliland
Charlie Kinnear
Olean
Oil City
Penn
N R’y
Harvey Jackson
R. D. Ransom
North Clarendon
Fred Kay
Prof. Campbell
Klahr Mead
Erie Railroad Homeseeker Excursion Tickets Offered
Via Erie Railroad, first and third Tuesday of each month through April 19, round trip homeseeker excursion tickets to points in the West, South and Southwest. See the nearest Erie agent for complete information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Erie
Rie
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown
N. Y
Struthers Hotel Barn Under New Management for Farmers
John Stinger now runs the Struthers Hotel Barn offering special attention to farmers horses. Transient trade available as there is no livery in connection. Best job printing at the Mall Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
Local Notices and Social Snippets From Kane Area
Albert Wright found business at Kane and surrounding towns last week. A Kane dealer was in the area buying apples at 45 cents per bushel delivered to cars at Pittsfield. Mrs. Shannon of Irvine and Rev. Gage of Chandler's Valley visited E. Kingsley and wife Saturday. Sam Broughton and wife of Spetz Hill visited James Brooks Saturday. Maud Titus of Sheffield is guest of Mrs. Henry Ford. Luther Johnson did business at Warren last week. Friends mourn Mrs. George Buhl who died Friday Feb 12. Births: Eli and Edith Sliter Boardman begotten a daughter on Feb 2. Talks arise of reestablishing the Freehold village post office. George Durlin sold his team and moved to West Virginia. Glen Wright listed as sick. Funeral of Henry C. Ford, died Dec 9, held at U B Church in Dugal with Revs Gauge and Rinell officiating. Ford, born 1844, a Wisconsin veteran, leaves son by first wife Minerva Pier Ford and widow Emma Johnson Spetz Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Wright
Kane
Pittsfield
Shannon
Irvine
Gage
Chandler’s Valley
E. Kingsley
Sam Broughton
Spetz Hill
James Brooks
Maud Titus
Sheffield
Henry Ford
Luther Johnson
Warren
George Buhl
Eli
Edith Sliter Boardman
Freehold
George Durlin
West Virginia
Glen Wright
Henry C. Ford
U. B
Dugal
Gauge and
Rinell
Mr. Ford
Wisconsin
Minerva Pier Ford
Emma Johnson Spetz Ford
Local notices and moves from Jamestown area
A February meeting elected cheese factory officers. Harry Pierce spends two weeks in Jamestown. John Curtis reportedly bought the Kemp farm on the Turnpike. Minnie Norris improves from illness. Jessie Cornish and Willis Baker wed in Grant New York and will move to Curtis’s farm. Skating season draws locals. trips to Grand and Bear Lake occur. Pearl Clark visited Corry. Measles rise daily. K Pierce went to Sugar Grove. John Carr stayed in Tionesta. Oakes and Lowe families visit Sugar Grove and Jamestown. A K Rice returns from Corry after an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Pierce
Jamestown
John Curtis
Kemp
Turnpike Road
Minnie Norris
Jessie Cornish
Bear Lake
Willis Baker
Lottaville
Grant
N. Y
Grand and
Pearl Clark
Corry
K. Pierce
Sugar Grove
John Carr
Tionesta
Prof. Oakes
George Lowe
James Lowe
Lakewood
D. G. Lowe
A. K. Rice
Local residents and visitors share weekend routines
Lee Hyde and Vern Pratt returned from Grand Valley and worked at Whaley's mill. Fred Brooks of Warren visits L. J. Johnson. Reuben Trafton from Sugar Grove spends a few days on the Hill. Perry Corry and family visit Wrightsville. Mrs. Thompson returns to Mercer County. Buck and wife visit Carpenter’s Matthews Run. Samuelsons transact business in Jamestown. A. Brown sells a three-year-old colt to J. L. Thompson. Bernice Stearns returns from Sugar Grove where she attends school. John Little of Wrightsville calls on locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fes
Lee Hyde
Vern Pratt
Grand Valley
Whaley’s Mill
Fred Brooks
Warren
L. J. Johnson
Reuben Trafton
Sugar Grove
Perry Corry
Wrightsville
Johnsons Visit Relatives in Youngsville
Mr and Mrs L J Johnson visited relatives at Youngsville Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. L. J. Johnson
Youngsville Sunday
Local social notes and obituaries from February events
February events include the Pedro Club gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Albert Fox and plans by the Ladies Aid Society. Mrs E Schramling hosted a meeting with further plans. Mr and Mrs Frank Walton moved to town as their farm passed to Mr McKay. Mary A Enekes returned from Erie. The death of George W Vermilyea, 81, former Columbus resident, occurred in Pittsburg Kansas on January 27 1904. remains to be brought for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Fox
Pedro Club
Ladies’ Aid Society
E. Schramling
Jones Smith
Frank Walton
McKay
West Spring Creek
Hickok
Mary A. En
Social dance in I O O F hall brings town youths together
A February social dance held on short notice in the I O O F hall drew young townsfolk for a pleasant evening. Local scenes include visits by Geo Odell to Salamanca, Clawson’s Ridgway trip, school absences due to high water, and various town notes. A deer was killed near Tracy Run. authorities deem it a law violation. Mr Blair claims to have located the North Pole. lumber crews reportedly disrupted it. The political climate remains chilly despite the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. O. F. Hall
Geo. Odell
John
Salamanca
Odell
C. H. Clawson
Ridgway
Hallie Martin
Stella Cagrill
David Shuler
Elk Township
Corydon
Custer City
Ida Mae Frantz
Minnie
Etta Griffin
Tracy Run
Blair
North Pole
Miss Mary Eldred Visits from Warren on Feb 16
Feb 16 notes Miss Mary Eldred home from Warren for a brief visit. H J Spencer plans to travel to St Louis with his herd of short horn Durhams to exhibit at the Expo. Car incident on Eldred Hill injures Leonard modestly, Washburn unhurt. Washburn’s horse returns to barn unseen. Remains of Sylvester Morton to be buried here Wednesday. Fremont Way loses household goods to a fire last week with no insurance. New railroad to Clarion boosts State Normal School prospects. PICTURE frames by Wendellboe at 217 Liberty. Smiley’s prices and quality urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Mary Eldred
Warren
H. J. Spencer
St. Louis
Mr. Leonard
Mr. Washburn
Eldred Hill
Measer Road
Mr. Pitt
Washburn
Taylor
Sylvester Morton
Westfield
Dexter Morton
Fremont Way
Mr. Way
Irvington
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She Warren
Neighborhood Notes
Chautauqua Lake
Mary M. Smith
Meadville
Erie and Cambridge Electric Railway
Chautauqua
State Normal School
Dunkirk
J. C. Sibley
Warren County
August B. Ward
Charles M. Stephens
Charles K. Pettis
J. G. Curtis
Ludlow
J. S. Curtis
John McGinnis
J. S. Curtis & Co
Edinboro Normal
John F. Bigler
Homeseekers
Mall Ofrficer
Lottsville
Columbus
Clarion
Wendelboe’s
Liberty Street
Smiley’s
Metzger
Hogan Store
Eton
Merevtaghr & Hogan
Warren Trust Company
Penn’a
Capital
F. M. Knapp, Pesident
MO. M. Siegfried
Chas. E. Cobb, Casnier
H. M. Preston
Geo. E. Colvin
Siegfried
Warren, Pa
Bellevue Hospital
Stanley K. Pierson
LeRoy
Central Pharmacy
THE
Davis Drug CO
Narmel Hicken Ure
Harmacy
Siegfried’s
Schellhammer
Son
Warren Mills
Marion
Ohio
D. W. Cooke
J. E. Jordan
Hoffman Block
Bell
Florida
Kopf & Henry
Marz
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