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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1907
Page
8
Notice to correspondents requires all copy in hand by Tuesday each week and demands signatory names on all communications, though names won’t be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
Cornplanter Reservation updates report visits by Whitman, Clauda, Gordon and Bennett families. Residents discuss snow snake work on Allegheny and Gowango routes, a need for Corydon Gowango bridge, and travel to Salamanca and Red House. Local marriages and library book returns noted amid school closing due to illness.
Akeley Fes reports over 50 couples attending a Friday night dance with all enjoying themselves. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cox and others attended a Warren matinee. Hazel Bennett visited Warren on Monday. Will Griffin family from Frewsburg spent Sunday with A Rickerson. A surprise party for Gerald Hale was held Wednesday. John Cable of Warren visited sister D J Bennett last week.
Miss Ruth Wiggins, a James town visitor, spent Monday in town. Mr. and Mrs. John Van Orsdale visited relatives in Cable Hollow Sunday. Miss Alga Erickson of Warren visited her parents here Sunday. W. C. Hale plans to move to Russell.
George Hall died Saturday morning at his son James Hall's home at age 72. The funeral was held Monday at 1 o'clock from the church with Rev. Hickok of Cherry Creek officiating. He survived by a sick wife, one son, and a stepson, Wm. Lamona. Archie Damon returned from Georgia last week. Rexford’s millyard reports a large stock of logs as sleighing improves. Thomas Mooney has just returned from Washington after two years away. Miss Ethel Simmons schoolmates surprised her at her Sciota home Friday evening with games and an enjoyable gathering.
Mr and Mrs Thurston Fox of Fox Hill hosted Mrs R B Fox Sunday. Walter Thompson of Akeley visited friends at Cable Hollow. Eric Whelpley of Falconer called on John Thompson. Myrtle Thompson entertained Ruth and Mary Hornstrom. Harriet Sears is ill. Ladies Sewing Society dined with Minnie Feeny. Rev W Bennett leads revival meetings and may be joined by Rev Percey Bennett of Pleasantville next week.
Mrs Bessie Walters and Miss Mil dred Peck were entertained by Mrs Mary McCoy and daughter on Saturday night. Miss Mattie Bennett of Pleasantville visits her parents here. Garvin Madagan is very ill at his grandmother Mrs Emogene Fellows home. Ada Strand of Jamestown visits her parents Charles and Sopha Strand. Charles Strand was an Akeley visitor Thursday. Wallace McCoy visited Russell. Pearl Fellows entertained Myrtle Thompson Sunday.
Wm Nicholson and son Walter called at Ludlow Tuesday. Mae Libbey and Mary Osterman called at Kane between trains Tuesday. A shadow social at the school house Thursday netted 23.71 for the new organ. Mary Osterman visited Morrisons Friday, returning Sunday. A sleighride party from here went to Sheffield Saturday, 19 people having a jolly time.
Frewsburg notes closing revival meetings led by Rev Nichols and Rev Culbertson with many conversions. Lincoln Day observed at the M E church with songs and debates. Local social events include a Baptist Junior Union valentine social and a sleighing party of about 100 Swedes at Stanley's hall. Visits and family updates appear throughout, plus oil drilling workers from Ohio returning home.
Farmers and lumbermen report improved sleighing aiding hauling. John Curtis and wife visited daughter Mrs. Marvin Bennet in Fentonville. Nurses from Jamestown’s YWCA Hospital visited Mrs. C. E. Durand. Frewsburg anticipates a new electric light plant. George McCoy and wife returned from Kiantone after winter visit. Karl Limburg moved into the creamery he bought from Lynn Tracy. Three weeks of sleighing benefited lumbermen and farmers as logs reach Philips saw mill.
Ackley Hollow notes list residents and visitors including Warren visitors A S Passinger Wetmore J Amestown Jamestown Russell and Russell residents Naomi Allen George Graham and Matilda Allen. Frank Vansile and Arthur Vansile attended a dance in Akeley. Grippe illness is spreading with many reporting symptoms.
February 9 Grange meeting attended by all members. Mrs. Sylvanus Martin improving quickly. Mrs. Rhoda Beary seriously ill but better by now. Mrs. Mary Kane visiting F. J. Cagle's. F. A. Nelson drove to Warren. Daniel McMahon visited Clair Dutrich last week.
A gathering on February 14 at Mr. and Mrs. E J Scoby home in Glade honored Mrs. Jane Clendening on her 71st birthday. Attendees from several towns offered congratulations and shared a dinner before departing with well wishes for years to come.
Mr and Mrs W C Wood, whose home burned a week ago Sunday, are living in a glass company house while light housekeeping. Lamona residents displaced by Hassinger Lumber Company moves to Az en Virginia new operation. A daughter was born February 12 1907 to Mr and Mrs S C Brown. Sheffield Observer.
Gratulated for her pluck in walking from Jamestown ten miles Miss Estella Noyes at home caring for her ill mother John Wesley returns from a Kansas glass factory R K Houghnot ill with grip Mrs Scedder on sick list Attorney Jude arrives to set up office over Youngsville Savings bank Dr Hay and Shortt dissolve partnership Ice harvests strong Mrs E Morris improving Miss Myrtie McKinney ill Tidioute Athletic Association remains strong Randolph Military Institute loses 22 13 Chadakoins of Jamestown fall 45 9 Benner invites Irene Isabelle to marriage Feb 20 1907 at 2 30 home wedding Mrs H H Cumings and Miss Everson visit St Petersburg Fla M E church library adds 300 volumes expected in use next Sunday
We are closing our entire stock including horse furnishings trunks and valises at a great sacrifice. We must vacate our current Second Street location by April 1 and cannot secure another site at this time, so we will dispose of our stock.
James Headley estate located in Warren County Elk Township near Russell road offers 50 acres with 25 improved and about 200 dollars of hardwood timber. Price 1100 dollars includes two horses two cows and farm tools on easy terms. Contact O KE Headley Russell Pa Route 1.
Edinboro Normal School announces spring term begins March 26 as the institution prepares teachers for effective work. Principal John F. Bigler emphasizes preparation as key to quality instruction.
Local shop S KELLER's Sons advertises a discount event on harnesses with prices cut by ten to twenty five percent, inviting customers to visit the store for the limited time offer.
Classified notice offering old newspapers suitable for packing and covering items. Call at the mail office for details.
The Lake Erie Trotting Circuit met in Corry and re-elected Thomas F. Noble of Erie as president and Capt. J. T. Austin of Corry as secretary. Meeting dates span Tonawanda Rochester Conneaut Lake Corry and various cities from June to September, with events in Tonawanda June 17, Sept 17, and Rochester June 24 among others.
A notice threatens prosecution of anyone repeating a report that I W H Harrington cured Ernest F Thelin of rupture and drove him insane by the applicant's device. The letter from Thelin, dated Sept 22, 1906 in Jamestown, praises Harrington's truss and questions the earlier claim. Thelin states his rupture is greatly reduced and he can work again.
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