Jamestown Elks minstrel show dates announced
Neighborhood brief reports Jamestown Elks plan a minstrel show for February 27 and 28. The Bradford city hall replacement costs $25,000 and a new hospital is planned to be ready by midsummer. County notes cite a cash surplus in McKean, an Odd Fellows meeting in Erie in May, and local detachments planning annexation.
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Presque Isle
Erie
Clarion State Normal School
Smith Bros. & Co., Ltd
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Frank Woodard
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Titusville
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Grand Valley
F. A. Wood
RE. A. Hempstead
Daniel 8
Knox
Tionesta
Franklin News
G. S. Foster
Miller & Sibley
Sugar Creek Township
Venango County
Jamestown Journal
County Correspondence Editor Appeals for Early Mail
To Our Contributors the editor asks letters be mailed Monday or Tuesday for sure insertion.
Youngsville Notes On Social Visit Accidents And Brick Plant
W G Stowell visits Grand Valley friends as Mrs Hazeltine lies ill at home on Davis street Miss Blanche Agrelius Ray Agrelius and Harry Etheridge attend Y M C A meetings in Warren Mrs C S Mead buys A W Smith property on East Main street Miss Ida Shortt visits Sugar Grove F O Bigelow of Buffalo visits Dorothy Jackson A curious Sunday drive ends with a snowy tumble involving a young lady and companion no injuries Brick Company to begin spring work plans two new brick buildings announced with officers and locations in town
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Youngsville
W. G. Stowell
Grand Valley
F. C. Hazeltine
Davis Street
Blanche Agrelius
Ray Agrelius
Harry Etheridge
Warren
C. S. Mead
A. W. Smith
East Main Street
Ida Shortt
Sugar Grove
F. O. Bigelow
Buffalo
Dorothy Jackson
W. D. Kinnear
W. P. Nutting
Kinnear
Odd Fellows
Local Social Roundup From Friday to Tuesday
A group of couples attended a Russell dance Friday night while Miss Anna Dillon returned home to Warren Sunday. Miss Mary McGuire recovered enough to go out. Revival meetings run this week at the Free Methodist church. The Lady Macabees and West Hive from Warren joined a Russell outing Thursday night. Mr and Mrs George Deming welcome a ten pound boy born last Tuesday in time to vote. The usual Friday night dance was canceled due to Russell attendance. Miss Anna Grimes visited Jamestown, Libbie Ritzenthaler of Warren spent Tuesday in town. Mr McMann visited Warren Tuesday.
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Fes
Russell
Anna Dillon
Mary Scully
Warren
Mary McGuire
Free Methodist Church
Lady Macabees
West Hive
George Deming
Anna Grimes
Jamestown
Libbie Ritzenthaler
McMann
Clyde Bassett sells farm to Will Burch for 1500
Clyde Bassett sells his farm to Will Burch for 1500. Mrs Wilson Donaldson in Erie with rheumatic illness. daughter treated at hospital. W R C social at Becker home. Bronson broke arm in sleigh mishap. Joe Mover recovering from fall at Beck's tannery. Levi Austin very ill with poor prognosis. Joe Folmer improving from sickness. Guy Leonard visiting Levi Leonard's family. Dr Paige called to Buffalo for uncle's death.
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Fes
Clyde Bassett
Will Burch
Wilson Donaldson
Erie
Beck
Levi Austin
Joe Folmer
Guy Leonard
Levi Leonard
Paige
Buffalo
Winter residents depart and move plans noted
Fes 24 F A Stevenson and daughter leave for Admire Kansas after visiting here. Asa Stanton of Marshtown moves to North Warren to work for Phillips Sons. Carrie Tucker arrives from West Norfolk Virginia. L F Deming moves household to A H L Phillips house. L D Phillips is very sick at Marshtown. T M Brown to occupy old Baptist parsonage at Lander. Mr and Mrs Sylvester Clark visit daughter Mrs E O Peterson in Warren. K S Knapp of Lander called here Sunday.
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Fes
F. A. Stevenson
Admire
Kansas
Asa Stanton
Marshtown
North Warren
Phillips & Sons
Carrie Tucker
West Norfolk
L. F. Deming
A. H. L. Phillips
L. D. Phillips
T. M. Brown
Old Baptist
Lander
Sylvester Clark
E. 0. Peterson
Warren
K.S. Knapp
Quiet election and revival progress marked by town issues
The February election passed quietly with a light vote and Republican victory. Revival meetings resume after a road-weather pause. Rev. R. L. Foulke preached two nights, pleasing attendees. I.O.O.F. plans to dedicate a new hall March 7 1902 with an oyster supper to fund an organ. Local updates include Pine Valley visitor George Evans, eye maladies, and lake fishing with Will Wells leading catches.
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R. L. Foulke
Eilington
N. Y
F. E. Eastman
Rebekahs
George Evans
Pine Valley
Harry
D. G. Lowe
Will Wells
Fred Lumberg
Sugar Grove
Odd Fellows
Dave Loomis
Ashville
Farm Meeting Attendance Noted by Local Clergy
Frs. 25. T. Akins, W. M. Delamater and Floyd Whitcomb attended the Farm meeting, as the community gathers to discuss agricultural planning and shared farming practices.
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T. Akins
W. M. Delamater
Floyd Whitcomb
Residents and visits headline Youngsville Grange and Institute notes
A community roundup from Sugar Grove and Youngsville reports visitors from Dagall Reverend Langdon and family received a quilt, W. M. Delamater at the Grange in Sugar Grove, and Huldah Forsberg visiting from Warren. Illness updates include K A Swanson improving and Miss Hinsdale recovering from measles. The funeral of Mrs. Frank Green for pneumonia was held at Sugar Grove M E Church with family surviving.
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Ers’ Institute
Youngsville
Dagall
Langdon
W. M. Delamater
Grange
Sugar Grove
Haldah Peterson
Huldah Forsberg
Warren
Fred Peterson
K. A. Swanson
Fep
McChesney
Teal Hill
Hinsdale
B.J. Wilson
Jamestown
Local Notices and Community Movements
Mrs. Etta Rexford sold her farm to T A Firth with possession April 1. W M Haggerty leased G W Powers’ Pleasantville farm. Warner Rexford leaves for a Midland Mich. teaching post. Myrtle Freleigh returns to work at the Seminary. Scott C Stewart heads to St Louis. Benjamin Blanchard’s body buried after fatal accident at Watts Flats. Other items include travels, illnesses, and a W C T U Old Maids Convention raising about $62.
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Fes
Etta Rexford
T. A. Firth
W. M. Haggerty
G. W. Powers
Pleasantville
Warner Rexford
Midland
Mich
Myrtle Freleigh
Scott C. Stewart
St. Louis
Benjamin Blanchard
Mary Thompson
Melissa Temple
Sixty Days of Sleighing Marks Season Record
The Crockinole Club enjoyed a pleasant evening last Saturday as part of a long sleighing season. Town events include a large dance attended by about forty couples and the community noting shifts like blacksmiths moving shops. Elections show party gains with one vacancy per ward and school exercises honor Washington and Frances Willard.
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Fes
Bigelow Bemus
Sciota
West Side
Olive Curtis
Warren
Ladies’ Aid Society
Amy Scholton
Miss Minnie
Anna Ayer
Community notes reflect local services and obituaries
The Junior Epworth League held a ten cent supper for the M E church netting seven dollars. KE P Weaver leaves D A V and P R Co office to pursue business with a Youngsville party. Mead resigns railroad job to farm. Mrs. Percy Belknap and daughter of Erie visit Somers family. Mr Belknap and wife from Tidioute visit. Brennan of Warren speaks at M E church in Burns absence. Miss Mary McKinney dies aged 53. funeral by Rev Burns at Youngsville cemetery. Will Green takes a new P R R Co position at Corry under Agent Murdock.
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Epworth League
M. KE
P. Weaver
Youngsville
Mead
Will Holmes
Percy Belknap
Erie
G. H. Somers
Belknap
Tidioute
Somers
Brennan
Warren
M. E. Church
Burns
Mary McKinney
Old Homestead
Rev. Burns
Youngsville Cemetery
Will Green
P.R. R. Co
Murdock
Corry
Will
Valentines Dance at Hotel Sweetland and Near’s Hall
Community social events are noted with a Valentines celebration at the Hotel Sweetland and another in Near’s Hall. Local residents share visits and travel scenes including Martha Wynn visiting a sick relative in Jamestown and others visiting friends and relatives in the area.
Elegant Wedding Announcements at the MaIL Office
Neat and elegant invitation work offered at low prices for wedding programs calling cards and ball invitations. Professional design services highlighted for timely printing and refined presentation.
Metzger and Hogan Adds Latour-Douchet-Cei Suits
Mr. Metzger returns from New York announcing addition of Latour Douchet Cei tailored suits to the Kashowitz Brothers line. The Paris and New York firm makes for top European and American retailers.
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Metzger
New York
Kashowitz Bro
Latour-Douchet-Cei
Paris
Europe
America
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