Neighborhood Notes From The Waren Mail Jan 14 1904
The Olean opera house closed for lack of exits. Mr and Mrs Jesse Perrine of Oil City celebrated their 67th wedding anniversary. The B B K Railroad snowbound over a week. Fire wardens urge opera house fire escapes in Jamestown. A Mercer man burned bedding with a hot brick. Rev S W Garrett travels to Bradford with Rev Dr Kieffer for Porto Rico. Allegheny river frozen from Olean to Pittsburgh. Corry boy fires at Miller boy. bullet lodges in Miller’s foot. Ackley to get new Conewango iron bridge funded by Warren county and Warren Jamestown Electric Ry Co. Butler fever cases improve. Pure Food Commission arrests saloonkeepers for impure wines. wholesalers blamed. Eric’s U S District Court session. judge praised. Eastern Star formed in Franklin with social aims. Teachers’ Local Institute meets Jan 16 at Irvington. Local dignitaries depart for Porto Rico on plantation visit. Notices: Higgin’s Law Office visits Warren Saturdays. Namon Jones dies at Butler aged 33. Emma Hagle tending mother in Spring Creek. Protracted meetings at U B Church. Young People’s Literary at Lutheran Church. Sick list includes Eilen, Selina Lind, Daisy Durlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olean
Jesse Perrine
Oil City
Jamestown
S. W. Garrett
Youngsville Episcopal Church
Bradford
Kieffer
Porto Rico
Allegheny
Pittsburg
Corry
Daley
Miller
Ackley
Conewango
Groton Bridge Co
Warren County
Warren & Jamestown Electric Ra Y Co
Butler
Pure Food Commission
Erie
Namon Jones
Emma Hagle
Spring Creek
U. B
Young Peoples’ Literary
Lutheran Church
Eilen
Selina Lind
Daisy Durlin
Hotel Barn Taken Over By John Stinger For Farmers
The Struthers Hotel Barn is now in charge of John Stinger who will give special attention to the horses of farmers and others. The transient trade will be accommodated as there is no livery in connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
Local Subscriptions Promote Mail and Tri Weekly Tribune
The ad urges readers to subscribe to The Mail and the New York Farmer for 150 dollars per year and The Tri Weekly Tribune and Mail for three years. It also touts the newspaper’s job printing quality and postal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MAIL
Tribune
the Mail
The
Oxrtc
New York Tribune
Tri- Weekly
ATS. Keller’s Sons
Temperance lectures advertised for Encampment Hall
County notes report hand bills announcing temperance lectures to be held Wednesday and Thursday evenings in Encampment Hall. Miss Alice Coral and George Hastings of this place married at the Coral home. Various local visits and social events are noted including residents in town and travel to Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Coral
George Hastings
Sam Coral
Will Smith
Warren
Edith
Myrtle Emerson
Frank Robbins
Tidioute Mattress Factory
Ed. Magill
Erie
Ora Burgess
Jim Thompson
Pittsburg
Emry Hallock
Arthur Evans
Maryland
Corydon School and community scenes noted in Kin zua visit
A sled trip to Mr. Holtzinger's Stickney residence entertained youths and teachers. Corydon public school staff enjoyed Kin zua hospitality while high school pupils attended with Mar tin Turney and Smith among them. The Institute thrived under Prof. Wagner despite bad weather. Local job moves include Russel Anderson joining Mr. Everts, Sperry Canfield resigning for a Somerset county clerkship, and Fred Anderson returning to Ensign's factory after illness. Theo Flatt recovers enough to return to school. John Odell oversees the station during Teeter's illness and plans a Wolf Run stay with home boarding. Ensign Bros. report record factory stock and Corydon urges more factories like Keystone Handle Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holtzinger
Stickney
Corydon
Kinzua
Martin, Turney
Smith
Wagner
Russel Anderson
Scandia
K. D. Everts
Sperry Canfield
E. D. Everts
Somerset County
Fred Anderson
Ensign
Theo. Flatt
Local Notes: January Visitors and Illnesses
Jan 11 Fred Brooks of Warren visits L J Johnson. Max Buck has a severe attack of whooping cough. O J Samuelson and daughter Ruby were in Warren. L J Johnson and wife returned from Tidioute after funeral of Charlie Burns. Mrs Maggie Ward and Miss Clara Arnold guests of Mrs C J Samuelson. Jennie Finlan and Sugar Grove children visit on the Hill. L H Homer attends funeral of his nephew at Cornplanter. S A Brown family spend New Year at Sugar Grove. Bernice Stearns begins Seminary attendance at Sugar Grove last Tuesday. Willie Stearns home from Youngsville Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brooks
Warren
L. J. Johnson
Max Buck
O. J. Samuelson
Ruby
Tidioute
Charlie Burns
Maggie Ward
Clara Arnold
C. J. Samuelson
Jennie Finlan
Sugar Grove
L. H. Homer
S.A. Brown
Bernice Stearns
Willie Stearns
Youngsville
Death of Wilson Donaldson Casts a Mourning Over Community
Our community mourns the sudden death of Wilson Donaldson around 11 o clock Saturday night January 9 due to heart failure. A 35 year old local who was kind and trusted leaves a wife and daughter Ruth two brothers two sisters Mrs William Stickney Miss Sara and an aged father. Funeral Tuesday at 10 from the family home. Also noted are improvements in Mr Stickney and Mr Greeley, and Perry Middleton mourning his mother’s death in Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Donaldson
Wilson
Donaldson
Ruth
William Stickney
Sara
Stickney
L. K. Greeley
Perry Middleton
Union City
Tragedy Strikes Wrightsville Family with Fatal Shot
In Wrightsville near Spring Creek Mr Sparling’s family reels from scarlet fever recovery. His 11 year old daughter discharged a loaded shotgun striking her 9 year old brother in the eye and killing him. The blast also fatally injures a 4 year old sister. Funeral held Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparling
Spring Creek
Wrightsville
Local News Briefs From Union City And Vicinity
Mrs Geo Cale visits relatives at Union City accompanied by her nephew Arthur Doherty Mr Palmeter returns from visiting relatives at Union City Merter Woodin laid up with a sore foot after ice injured his toes Lester Wright and wife of Warren return home after visiting relatives in the village Madamen Jones of Butler buried on Sunday the deceased is a son of Mrs C M Jones and died of typhoid fever Ross Barton reported improving H Brooks and wife visited friends at Pittsfield Revival services at Dugall Rev Hayner and wife aided in meetings Geo Cale returns from a trip to Youngsville Warren and Jamestown Five children of Ernest Robbins with scarlet fever
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Barton
H. Brooks
Pittsfield
Dugall
Rev. Hayner
Geo. Cale
Youngsville
Warren
Jamestown
Ernest Robbins
Frewsburg Marriage and Local Notices
Married at Frewsburg on December 29 1903 Rev Alfred Bronson united Miss Effie Evans of Chandlers Valley and Will Crimpenshaw of Beaumont Texas George Whitcomb left for State College for creamery work Ivin Samuelson attends Hoffs Business College in Warren Y P C U officers elected Mrs Effie Crimpenshaw president Morgie Johnson vice president B J Wilson secretary James Mortenson treasurer Margie Johnson organist Mrs W M Delamater cor sec Ladies Aid meet at Mrs Fred Hurlbert Wednesday Mr and Mrs Eric Carlson visit Warren then Rochester NY
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frewsburg
Alfred Bronson
Effie Evans
Chandler’s Valley
Will Crimpenshaw
Beaumont
Texas
George Whitcomb
State College
Ivin Samuelson
Warren
Effie Crimpenshaw
Morgie Johnson
B. J. Wilson
James Mortenson
W. M. Delamater
Margie Johnson
Aid
Fred Hurlbert
Gage
Dugall
Eric Carlson
Rochester
N. Y
County Clippings from Youngsville and Nearby Towns
The column reports School Board plans to install a new furnace to prevent cold weather vacations and notes S. B. Davis returning to Grandin Missouri. It covers local obituaries, church revivals, post office box expansions, endowment gifts to Sugar Grove Seminary, local students resuming studies, hospital news, lumber railroad plans, and G A R and W R C officer installations with names and titles.
Smiley’s Grocery Advertising Distinct Goods
An old ad copy touts Smiley’s Grocery for fresh pure goods and latest culinary novelties. It also promotes Smiley’s Trunks Satchels and Suit Cases in large assortment and highlights S Keller’s Sons offering fine goods at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiley’s
Property Transfer Notice at Wendelboe Liberty Street
A quitclaim deed notice announces a new lot recently printed for sale at the Mail Office. It lists Wendelboe at 217 Liberty Street as the involved party in the conveyance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waren Mail
Neighborhood Notes
Eric
U. S. District Court
Buffington
Order of the Eastern Star
Franklin News
Irvington
J. P. Burns
Lilian Duprey
Township High School
G. R. Maciantosh
Gustie Johnson
D. B. Higby
C. S. Knapp
Misses Jones
McKinney
O. J. Gunning
A. D. Burns
RE. A. van Seoy
Alfred van Scoy
M. Brannigan
New York
A. R. Kieffer
San Juan
Noticce
Geo. B. Munn
Second Street
Geo. H. Higgins
S. B. Davis
Grandin
Briggs
Sheffield Observer
Secor
John Secor
M.E
Bemus Point
Mark Dalrymple
J. Hill
David McKelvey
Titusville
Sugar Grove Seminary
McKelvey
Wim
Charlie Shortt
Alden McDonald
Jim Younie
Will Gorman
Mt. Clair
N. J
Lara Mix
Chrisman
Gerald Mix
Philadelphia Dental College
Tidicute
C. P. Bucklin
Fred Grettenberger
Chicago
Grandin Lumber Co
Vincent
Hattie Swanson
Lars Swanson
Galeton
Charles Hopkins
C. J. Parker
S. G
W. H. Chambers
Julia E. Jones
Josephine DeRocher
S. V
Mary Dunn
J. V
Blinda Gibb
Charlotte Sink Cumings
Laura F. Cumings
Maud Thomson
Gaard
Mary Belknap
Belle M.shanly
Tillie Thornton
Emily C. Ellis
Marion Gilbert
Bessie Shanly
S. Keller’s Sons
Berlin Jones
Wendelboe
Liberty St
Metzger & Hogan
Warren, Pa
Metager & Hogan the Big Store
Warren Trust Company
Penn’a
F. M. Knapp
Jo, M. Siegfried
Chris. E. Cobb, Casnier
H. M. Preston
Geo. E. Colvin
Siegfried
Jacob Keller
Penn’a Avenue
Loeb
J. E. Jordan
Hoffman Block
B. Bell
Schellhammer
Warren Mills
Kopf & Henry
Florida
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