Neighborhood Notes and Local Happenings
Seventy children are in the Odd Fellows home at Meadville. Mt Jewett postmaster C W Oberg is endorsed for a second term by Rep Sibley. Allegheny College graduates 47, its largest class ever. Jamestown will own its water plant for 600000 on April 1, managed by a mayor appointed board. Mrs Mary Borus of Corry ages 104 celebrates Feb 11 possibly oldest state woman. Tift House Buffalo closes Feb 9 to make way for William Hengerer Co department store. Onion prices fall under 50 cents a bushel, farmers hold surplus. Mrs Marien Hunt dies at 81 after 70 years in Marienville. Ogeeet Co directors raise wages 20 cents daily after union talks. In Warren County teachers’ salaries noted with four at 22 and others at 24 25 monthly. Jenks Odd Fellows Marienville dedicate new hall Feb 5 with historical notes. Lake Erie Trotting Association fixes summer dates across several cities. Kaul elected president and Hobart secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Board of Water Commissioners
Corry
Mary Borus
Tift House
Buffalo
William Hengerer Company
Lake Shore
Lake Erie
Corydon Notes Busy Social Scene and Local Inventions
Warren guest Hanson visits Cherry Grove teacher Miss Lininger. Fireman Park Gilmore returns from York state. Squire Case visits schools and get unanimous thanks. A patent steel tie invention by Patrick Quinn and James Turney eyed by railroad authorities. Corydon medicine show slated Feb 16 to 22. Corydon Grange active. masquerade ball Feb 20 promises elaborate costumes. Local residents visit, work, and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Fes
Hanson
Warren
Lininger
Cherry Grove
Ida Mae Frantz
Park Gilmore
Ensign Bros
York State
Squire F. R. Case
Squire
Justice Case
Etta Griffin
James Griffin
Wm. Hunter
George Akers
Harrison Geer
Irwin Geer
Stella Cargill
Ava Turney
Benj. Crooks
Archer
Salamanca
Chas. Andrews
C. H. Clawson & Co
Clifford Turney
Jamestown
N. Y
William Day
Son Ivian
Griffin
County Clippings and Local Birth Notices
InGak GROVE records John Ash crafting ties for the electric railroad. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Noyes on February 8, and a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cummings at Jamestown on February 7. Mothers and children reported well. A patriotic program for Washington’s Birthday organized by YWCA U pupils at the Presbyterian Church on February 20 to fund hall rent. Sheffield Observer notes trains resumed on the S& T after floods and ice. Births include a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Harlow Mead on February 9 and a girl for Mr. and Mrs. George Charles on February 7. Harvey Bloss listed February 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
InGak Grove
John Ash
E. L. Noyes
Robert Cummings
Jamestown
George Washington
Presbyterian Church
Sheffield Observer
Harlow Mead
George Charles
Harvey Bloss
Youngsville
Emma Arird
Fostoria
Ohio
Oscar Shutt
Miss Daggett
Warren
W. P. Nutting
Nels Anderson
Ernest J. Swanson
C. S. Morris
Garland
California
State Library
Belle Kinnear
Low Rate Excursion to West on Erie Railroad
Advertises a low rate excursion via Erie Railroad to California Oregon Washington Idaho Montana and other western states. Tickets on sale daily February 15 through April 30 with lowest rates ever. Sleeper car travel from Chicago. Inquiries directed to F H Garfield Jamestown NY division passenger agent for cheap tickets.
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Erie Railroad
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Chicago
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown
N. Y
Choice Lot of Cloths for Men and Ladies by Tailor Keller
A large and choice lot of cloths suitable for men’s suits and ladies skirts and sacques is offered cheaply. The tailor Jacob Keller invites friends and patrons to call, pick, and buy at low prices.
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Jacob Keller
Struthers Hotel Barn Put Under John Stinger Management
The Struthers Hotel Barn is now in charge of John Stinger with special attention to farmers horses. Transient trade welcomed as there is no livery. P. A. V. and L. S. M. offer cheap western-point rates from Feb 15 to Apr 30. One way Colonist tickets to western points available. For rates and route, contact agents. A. J. Smith, G. P. & T. A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
Western Points
A. J. Smith
G. P
T. A
Local notes from Youngsville and vicinity reflect social events
Mrs. Lizzie Damon visited in Spring Creek while Dr. Page and Mrs. spent Sunday with Lyon Davis. A Hattie Dunham injury, Lincoln birthday campfire by Robert A. Kinnear Post, Miss Andrews readings, Mrs. Thacher's 83rd birthday, I C O F grand lodge gathering, a mothers meeting with Ella Rose, and a February 18 wedding at East Main. Borough election contests loom as the brick kiln nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fes
Lizzie Damon
Spring Creek
J. P. Burns
German Medicine Show Company
Chautauqua County Poor
Rouse Hospital
M. E. Church
C. L. Wright
Robert A. Kinnear
Lincoln
Miss Andrews
Garland
Jane Thacher
Youngsville
Grand Valley Lodge
Ella Rose
Donna Agrelius
Finley Agnew
Bird’s
East Main Street
Blair
Jackson
Tiona
R. D. Ransom
No. Clarendon
Local notes and upcoming lectures in Warren Sugar Grove area
Mrs A Hultberg visits Sugar Grove. Prof McIntosh went to Warren. Vernie Gage visited Florinda Samuelson. R T Jones had business in Warren. Rev Miller led service. quiet election. Henry Rhinehart ill after a stroke. Rev A B Markley to lecture Feb 19 at Lutheran Church on neighbor and duty. Visitors Mr and Mrs Oliver Mortimer of Saybrook at Mrs Plumb. social at F M Patchen’s. church funds raised about 6 dollars. Phosphate car sold by W Delamater and T Akins to Youngsville set for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hultberg
Archie Thorpe
Sugar Grove
McIntosh
Warren
Vernie Gage
Florinda Samuelson
R. T. Jones
Rev. Miller
Gage
Henry Rhinehart
A. B. Markley
Lutheran Church
Oliver Mortimer
Saybrook
Plumb
F. M. Patchen
Youngsville
Local residents listed as jurors and workers in Warren area districts
The notice lists jurors for March Court and a long roster of tradespeople and farmers across Ackley Clarendon Pine Grove Tidioute Warren Sugar Grove Freehold Triumph Sheffield and other towns. Names include Frantz Samuel blacksmith Warren and many others with occupations from printer to tax collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackley Frank
Pine Grove
Babbit C. M
Tidioute
Crosby Lee
Columbus
Chapell B. D
Pittsfield
Dalrymple J. C
Dennison Clayton
Sugar Grove
Dallas James
Fouch A. J
Warren
Grettenberger Charles C
Humphrey W. S
Bear Lake
Irvine
Thompson J. D
Triumph
William William
Conewango
Wilson John
Brokenstraw
Bowin Bert
Sheffield
Beshlin Martin
Barker J. C
Mead
Burgett Garett
Bairstow J. R
Pleasant
Bagnall W. P
Warren Bush H. C
Spring Creek
Cramer S. A
Farmington
Chapman Bert
Freehold
Carl Walter
Crocker Thomas
Bert E
Devon Garret
Denning Geo. E
Edward A. E
Clarendon
Erickson John
Elliot Reverdy
Glade
Frantz Samuel
Gage O. C
Elk
Gilson R. P
Farmer
Gray R. E
Hansen Andrew
Himebaugh C. S
Kinzua
Hesch Jacob
Haupin Frank
Hodges E. M
Horton A
Cherry Grove
Kierman C. W
Lauffer John
Mandaville G. D
Munger W
Sands A. L
Sherrard Hugh
Stevenson John
Thomas Theodore
Taylor A. R
Vance Seymour
Vanmann Jonas
Ward Richard
Walters Charles
Walker L. E
Wright M. A
Williams Charles
Traverese
Bennett J. C
Best John
Burleigh Arthur
South West
Berger James
Bentley A. C
Carpenter
Bovee Frank
Canby Charles
Christy Alex
Chapman Henry
Cain James
Crocker Mike
Higby Milo
Hildrum E. J
Baseman
Jenkins Will
Miller
Johnson Peter
King Milford
Lemmon W. M
Lynch R. M
Deerfield
Marck Fred
Miller H. G
Marsh G. H
Corydon
McCusick William
McKean A. M
Mead Emery
Eldred
Maddox J. A
Martin James
McIntyre Frank
Nichols George A
Norris J. H
Warner Jason
Winch A. P
Wooster John
Local Social and Town Improvements Report
The W C T U postpones its Wednesday evening entertainment to Feb 18 with home talent assisted by Mrs Sheldon Miss Hinckley of Clymer and Miss India Bordwell of Bear Lake. Dancing classes led by Miss Josephine Cameron of Corry. Mrs Edward Allen visits Warren. Lake Columbus boat landing work progresses with 24 row boats and a naphtha launch bought at Jamestown to be launched this season. New residents Mr and Mrs Elwin Schramling plan to rent their farm to Corren Jackman. Allen Brothers announce a new grist mill at the old Dewey saw mill site to boost prices for consumers. Mrs Hilburg east of town dislocates her hip. David Smith of Corry visits and stays with son Robert at the old homestead. Henry Borland regains health and is out again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Hinckley
Clymer
India Bordwell
Bear Lake
Josephine Cameron
Corry
Edward Allen
Warren
Miss Ayer
Spiles
Lake Columbus
Jamestown
Elwin Schramling
Corren Jackman
Allen Brothers
Hilburg
David Smith
Robert
Henry Borland
Tailor Jacob Keller Offers 1000 Yards Cloth in 30 Shades
Jacob Keller the Tailor advertises closing out at cost 1000 yards of cloth for raiy day skirts in 30 shades with cash only. Best Job Printing at Mail Office.
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Jacob Keller
Metzger and Hogan Dress Materials on Sale
Madame Burnet Curtis offers exclusive dress lengths with trimmings. Sale features antique lace yak lace Clancy Turkish embroidery Persian band jets Plauen laces and silk embroidery for makes and alterations.
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Neighborhood Notes
Odd Fellows
Meadville
Mt. Jewett
C. W. Oberg
Sibley
Allegheny College
Epingoro Normal
John F. Bigler
Marien Bloop Hunt
Marienville
Forest County
Ogeet Company
Brotherhood of Railway
Erie
New York
Warren County
Jenks Lodge of Odd Fellows
S. D. Irwin
Tionesta
Cyrus Blood
J. D. Hunt
Marion
Col. Hunt
Thian
Chandler’s Valley
Bessie Lininger
Frantz
L. C. Hanson
Minnie
Dora Bailey
Grant Sutton
James Johnson
N. B. Farnsworth
March Court
Metzger & Hogan
Madame Burnet Curtis
London
Paris
Priestly
West of England
Metazaghr & Hogan
Philadelphia
Fairfax
Kopf & Henry
Warren, PA
N, Greenland & Son
First National Nurseries
Rochester