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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1907
Page
8
Rev Stone Takes Place Of Grand Valley M E Elder
Frs 26 reports Rev Stone substituting for the presiding elder of the M E church at Grand Valley. He will return Tuesday after preaching at Bear Lake and Union City. Many local notices follow including illness and visits among residents, social events, and travel to Kane and Jamestown.
Wetmore diary notes and Kane visits this week
Fes 26 B D Keeler called at Kane on business Wednesday. Mrs Gust Segerstrom went to East Kane Thursday due to illness in her family. Wm Taylor attended the Kane show Thursday evening. John Olson and John Jackson traveled to Kane, with school closing for illness in Morri sons. Swedish services at M E church led by Rev Weining from Scandia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fes
B. D. Keeler
Kane
Gust Segerstrom
East Kane
Josephine
Daniel Gulliver
Wm. Taylor
John Olson
Libbey
Morrisons
Local social news from Jamestown and surrounding towns
Mrs Mary Johnson visits daughter in Jamestown. A dime social will be held at the Lutheran parsonage Friday. Emil Henry and Frank Johnson of Sheffield visit. Mrs Luther Johnson of Youngsville visits relatives. Mrs Clara Johnson of Warren visits. Mrs Mary Johnson sold stock and farm implements Feb 20. Rev Rinell to attend conference in Titusville. Charley Swanson visits Youngsville. Clyde Melvin age 11 dies in Youngsville Feb 28. funeral held with Revs Rinell Burns officiating. Interment in S L cemetery. Albert Frank and Morgan Clark elected school directors John Spetz assessor and John Johnson assistant assessor. Victor and David Spetz work for Mr McGrew in Pittsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Johnson
Clara Jones
Jamestown
Lutheran Parsonage
Emil Henry
Frank Johnson
Sheffield
Luther Johnson
Youngsville
Clara Johnson
Warren
Rev
Rinell
Titusville
Charley Swanson
Clyde Melvin
Oscar Sandberg
Burns
S. L
Albert Frank
Morgan Clark
John Spetz
John Johnson
Victor
David Spetz
McGrew
Pittsfield
Cobb's Corners February notes and local updates
Sunday visits and family movements mark this report from Cobb's Corners. Wilbur Logan spent the day with his parents. May Mitchell visited Corry and returned. Mrs. Walter Weldon is critically ill. prayers for recovery. Fire destroyed J B Logan residence with no insurance. Geo Peat rents farm to Samuel near Garladd as the Peats move to Corry. Several visitors and moves noted including Alma Houghtling and Lavern Cobb. The Dexter child injured his tongue but is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Logan
May Mitchell
Corry
Walter Weldon
East Branch
Elder Northrop
Lake Pleasant
Daniel Smith
Maude Heminway
Ida Blair
Union City
The
Foreign Missionary Society
Wm. Gray
J. B. Logan
Geo. Peat
Sam
Garladd
West Spring Creek
Ray Houghtling
Elton Blakeslee
Buell Corners
Alma Houghtling
Lavern Cobb
State Lot
Armitage Farm
Fred Phillis
Oil City
John Dexter
Illness in Toledo and local امور events in Columbus
News reports a serious illness of Mrs. Alta Bowers in Toledo with paralysis and coma. Earl Carrier suffers a broken leg and head bruising after a coasting accident. A women’s cemetery society forms at Mrs. Elwin Schramling’s home with H S Ayer as president and plans a dime social. Laborers return to Niobe rail work. Archie Capwell buys the F O Ayling farm and will take possession. Will Bates returns to work in the hardware store. Misses Strait and Baldwin travel to New York March 4 for two months. Couples attend a dance at Clymer Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Bowers
Sarah
Toledo
Ohio
Earl Carrier
Elwin Schramling
H. S. Ayer
Hegeman
Niobe
Harriett Hall
Archie Capwell
F. O. Ayling
Will Bates
Strait
Baldwin
New York City
Clymer
Local Visitors and Activity Around Corydon
Mrs J M Hook and Mildred visited relatives in Corydon last week while Frank Marsh and Charles Bergstrom, workers at Taintor’s hauling chemical wood, returned home for the election. Several residents were in town for voting and social visits, with others traveling to Bradford, Irvington, and Qnoville New York. A pneumonia patient, Nat Hot, is slowly improving and drilling plans at Hodge Run by David Holt & Co. begin this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fes
J. M. Hook
Mildred
Corydon
Frank Marsh
Charles Bergstrom
Taintor
Anderson and Sons
Morrisons
Earl Hook
Chas. A. Love
Irvington
G. W. Seguine
Bradford
Lorinda Smith
Kinzua
Nat. Hot
Mayme Brant
Pleasant Valley
Fanny Morrison
David Holt & Co
Hodge Run
Ackley Hollow Social Notes Feb 26
Edith Jones visits grandmother. Mrs Elmer Donaldson and Mrs Mearl Wright call on Lucy Smith. Willard Kelley with Ella Passinger from Russell. Eugene Adams on business in Warren. Mrs James Beach visits here. Meare Wright in Warren. Mrs Henry Lauffenberger and Mrs Charley Cole ill. Roy Adams and son Vertner with A W Young on business. Crecrafts visit their daughter Mrs Phillips. Fred Knobbs and Leroy Davidson visit locally. Mrs Cole Fox of Russell visits Mrs A W Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Jones
Elmer Donaldson
Mearl Wright
Eldred Hill and Valley News Bits
Eyland Greeley, oldest son of W. L. Greeley, was badly hurt sliding down hill last Wednesday but is improving. Neighbors and friends, about 45, gathered at Byron Bates' to celebrate February 22 with a fine supper and songs. C. E. Stearns visited from Erie for the weekend and election. John Ayers on the Hill Saturday. Mrs Janet Johnson called on Mrs W L Greeley Saturday and is recovering from a southern visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyland Greeley
W. L. Greeley
Byron Bates
C. E. Stearns
Erie
John Ayersj
Janet Johnson
South
Local Notes on Visits and Work Reports
A granddaughter of Byron Eldred and daughter of Dan Curtis of Erie has improved after a serious illness. Home Littie finished hauling logs for John Ayers to Spring Creek. Fay Stearns completed hauling logs to L. C. DeJean’s mill at Spring. Paul Pitt accepted a job in Ridgway. Charles Measor hauled many to a party at Mr. Bates’ place. Geo. Peterson visited Mr. and Mrs. John Hines at Samples Flat Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Mudge
Home Littie
John Ayers
Spring Creek
Fay Stearns
L. C. DeJean
Paul Pitt
Ridgway
Byron Eldred
Dan Curtis
Erie
Charles Measor
Bates
Geo. Peterson
John Hines
Samples Flat
Community Notes from Far and Near
Frs 26 Andrew Arnold returns from Idaho where he worked. Richard Bennett ill with pneumonia. Mrs Arthur Rickerson left for two weeks with relatives in Murrysville. Mrs Ida Smith and Bes sie of Jamestown visited the Wyman family. Mr and Mrs Duell of Russell were guests of Stella Thompson. Fred Bennett of Fentonville visited Rickerson. Stella Thompson and the Bennett sisters attended Henry Hayward funeral in Russell. Mrs Gilman of Fentonville visiting daughter Earl Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Arnold
Idaho
Richard Bennett
Arthur Rickerson
Murrysville
Ida Smith
Bessie
Jamestown
Albert Wyman
Duell
Russell
Stella Thompson
Fred Bennett
Fentonville
Local Notes and Moves in February
On February 26 F J Cagle has been on the sick list for several days. C D Outrid plans to move to Limestone to farm Mr Schoonmaker's property. Clinton Beach hauls logs for Dr Williamson to Birt Mill. Miss Marie Eagle visits relatives on the hill. Eugene Outrid passed en route to Scandia. Mrs Sylvanus Martin will soon move to Steamburg New York to live with her daughter Mrs Cora Ladow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cagle
C. D. Outrid
Limestone
Schoonmaker
Clinton Beach
Dr. Williamson
Birt Mill
Marie Eagle
Eugene Outrid
Scandia
Sylvanus Martin
Steamburg
N. Y
Cora Ladow
Pelton Couple Visits Relatives in Our Town
Mr and Mrs Geo Pelton of Youngsville visited relatives here. Willard Bindley is slowly improving. D S Pierce spent Saturday at home. Mrs Ira Bindley spent last week at Jamestown with her son William. Earl Baker was hurt last week by legs rolling onto his foot. Rebeckahs of this place held a supper Friday evening. E M Lowe and family visited at E A Bakers Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fes
Geo. Pelton
Youngsville
Willard Bindley
D. S. Pierce
Ira Bindley
Jamestown
William
Earl Baker
E. M. Lowe
E. A. Baker
Local notices and exchanges from Tidioute and area
Mrs. Martha Olds of Fifth street fractured shoulder and bruised body in a stair fall. recovery hoped. A daughter born Feb 19 1907 to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Casey. George M. Jones, Grandin Lumber Co. bookkeeper, to Kane to reside. Mr. and Mrs. J. depart Tidioute for new ventures. Mrs. A Dunn and Miss Dunn head to Philadelphia and New York for a stay. Mrs Z M Jones marks an 85th birthday. Henry Fuellhart shares the day. Grange meeting draws strong attendance. third and fourth degrees conferred. literary program follows. Wm X McCollin and wife arrive from Chicago to stay with relatives. Dr Van Giesen reports marked improvement. Sheffield school board to consider adding four rooms to its brick building. Rev Herbert A Ellis continues revival services at M E church with growing interest and conversions. Rev H H Bair of North Clarendon preaches several evenings this week. Jacob V Morasca and Miss Beulah M Lynn wed in Mayville NY on Feb 17. Jacob, Sheffield native, had moved there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Olds
Fifth Street
Frank Casey
Youngsville
George M. Jones
Grandin Lumber Co
Kane
Tidioute
A. Dunn
Miss Dunn
Philadelphia
New York
Wm. X. McCollin
Chicago
van Giesen
Sugar Grove
Sheffield
Herbert A. Ellis
M. E. Church
H. H. Bair
North Clarendon
Jacob V. Morasca
Beulah M. Lynn
Mayville
N. Y
Jacob
Local Notes On Residents And Moves In Oil City Area
Mrs. W. M. Peck has been ill since Christmas but is now able to leave the house. John A. Anderson plans relocating his steam laundry to Erie. A daughter was born February 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. E. Brown. The text mentions a family moving from the area to Oil City about four years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
W. M. Peck
John A. Anderson
Erie
Jas. E. Brown
Meeting of Warren County Pomona Grange at Youngsville
The Warren County Pomona Grange plans a two day gathering with Brokenstraw Grange in Youngsville on March 7 and 8 starting at 1 30 p m. Opened by Mrs D W Mead with responses from Mrs Benjamin Marsh and others, the program includes discussions on sanitation food safety street profanity taxation and Grange politics plus a fifth degree session and a talk by Hon John G McHenry on organizing Grange banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Pomona Grange
Brokenstraw Grange
Youngsville
D. W. Mead
Benjamin Marsh
Ackley Grange
E. Rickerson
Akeley Grange
Plummer Mead
E.O. Schramling
Columbus Grange
O. C. Sparks
Corydon Grange
James Kelly
Eldred Grange
A. W. Dennison
Farmington Grange
Scandia Grange
Grange
Watson Grange
Alice Perkins
J. D. Mahan
L. L. Covel
Spring Creek Grange
Porter
North Warren Grange
Ellen Wilcox
John G. McHenry
Columbia County
E. D. Stewart
B. A. West
Twelve dollar Robe at $9 at S. Keller's Sons
A historical notice indicates a twelve dollar robe offered at a discounted nine dollars price by S. Keller's Sons, highlighting a sale or inventory update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Keller
S.keller’s Sons
Closeout Sale of Horse Furnishing Goods and Trunks
We will liquidate our entire stock of horse furnishing goods trunks valises and related items at a great sacrifice. The sale is due to an eviction from our Second Street location with vacating required by April 1. No relocation is available at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Letters
Frewsburg
Stone
M. E
Grand Valley
Bear Lake
Ladies’ Aid Society
U. B
Wm. Anderson
Ambrose Blaser
Romeota Institute
P. F. Lewis
Cecil Chase
Harmon Foster
Wichfield House
School Street
L. B. Weatherly
Hart
M. Berry
Blackmer
Minnie Nichols
Centerville
Rev. Nichols
C. F. Myers
Rufus Thornton
Fredonia
Prof
Persell
Lakewood
Jednnette A. Frew
EE. H. Nichols
Worthy Foster
Jean Frew
McCusker
Falconer
Study Club
Roberts
Anthony and
Cleopatra
G. G. Sill
Sarah Bennett
A. A. Bradley
Frew Run
Alvin Vanderwork
Main Street
Nellie Bennet
Clyde and
Clifford
John Curtis
Dr. Lockwood
Dodge
Hugo Mortenson
Alice Goodard
James Dunn
Arthur Jackson
Jennie
John Swanson
Ida Johnson
John Passinger
Mary Osterman
Hulda Stoneburg
Neke Jackson
Wetmore
Amanda Johnson
Monroe Passinger
Major Christjohn
John Jackson
Chas. Carlson
Weining
C. C. Smith
Dugall
Cobb’s
Ayer
Michael J. Fitzgerald
Medford
Mate Neemaan Co. Ed
Gers
Columbus
Sugar Run
Ackley Hollow
Fred Knobbs
Leroy Davidson
Eldred Hill
Akeley
Germany
Lottsville
Z. M. Jones
Henry Fuellhart
S. Keller’s Sons
W. M. Vallentine
Irvine
I. W. H. Harrington
West Salamanca
Ernest F. Thelin
Thelin
Mr. Thelin
Mr. Harrington
Akeley, Pa
Rexall
Price
Siegfried
Warren Trust Company
Warren, Penna
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