Jamestown Area Notes Highlight 1902 Community Events
Jamestown and surrounding towns report 1902 happenings including 575 marriages in Jamestown, a 75 000 ton ice season forecast by lake ice men, a Bradford temple rebuild at 27000, fuel shortages on the gas belt, milk route mergers, a planned Erie hotel and theater costing 270000, W R Ropes selling a North Center street grocery to Foster Brothers, and the death of Erie historian James Sill at about 75. The Bradford gas well will yield seven million cubic feet daily. Rights of way for a Jamestown Chautauqua trolley are nearly secured with spring construction anticipated. Coal shipment protests, Masonic appointment, Bradford fire department talks, and a series of other regional developments including railway leases, oil properties, a divorce suit, and a fatal fire in Tidioute are noted.
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Jamestown
N. Y
CuanTavqua Lake
Odd Fellows of
Bradford
CLEAN
Erie
W. R. Ropes
North Center Street
Foster Brothers
Mersereau
Cardreek
Roulette Township
Potter County
Chautauqua
Jamestown Post
Witt F. Culuis
Oil City
Masonic District
Warren
Franklin
Tidioute
Tionesta
Rouseville
Columbus
Sugar Grove
Arthur J. Catlin
Erie Railroad
Meadville
Card of Thanks for Mother's Sickness and Death
We sincerely thank all who helped us during our mother's illness and after her death. Grateful for those at her bedside, at the funeral, the comforting singers, and Rev. A. B. Markley for his sermon. Sincerely Mr. and Mrs. C Groscuh.
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A. B. Markley
C. Groscuh
New Styles In Fall and Winter Cloths by Jacob Keller
Jacob Keller the tailor announces new fall and winter garments arriving with best workmanship and the lowest prices. The notice highlights updated fabrics and tailored suits for the season.
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Jacob Keller
Struthers Hotel Barn Under New Management
The Struthers Hotel Barn is now run by John Stinger who will specially attend to farmers horses. Transients may use the facility since no livery is connected.
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Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
Tailor Jacob Keller Offers Rainy Day Skirts at Cost
Jacob Keller the tailor advertises closing out 1000 yards of cloth for rainy day skirts in 30 shades for cash only. Also offering engraved cards and wedding invitations at the mail office.
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Jacob Keller
Corydon Notes Local Visits and Civic Events Jan 12
County correspondence from Corydon reports Mrs Merrihew visiting relatives in Marietta, Mrs Crooks traveling to West Virginia to see her sick father, and various local meetings. Died John P Johnson, 72, Swedish born emigrant, dies after paralysis. funeral in Lutheran Church led by Rev Rinel. Community activities include dances, literary meetings, Grange installations, and charity events.
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Merrihew
Marietta
Millie Crooks
West Virginia
R. J. Clawson
Salamanca
N. Y
Mary Brant
Glenn Tome
Buffalo
Homer Marsh
Doughty Bros
Tome
T.M
J. M. Kennedy
Bertha Canfield
New York State
M. E
Presiding Elder
Ralph Turney
Corydon
Limestone Township
Verna White
Turney
Young People’s
Emma Rinell
Warren
Luther Ekstrom
Jerry Young
Jamestown
John P. Johnson
Sweden
Miles Run
Tilda Carlson
Augusta Sandberg
Adla Stran
Emma Ford
Hulda Sandberg
Alice
Luther
Lutheran Church
Rinel
Recently Recorded Property Transfers List
A series of real estate transfers include T. S. Messner to Crandall in Kinzua for 175 dollars, Jane Sweet to William Siggins in Cherry Grove for 20, Martha Brown to Charles Brown in Columbus for 250, J. M. Siegfred to Phil Nilson in Warren for 150, Mary Deming to A. Dunn in Tidioute for 1250, E. J. Devore to Albert Dann in Deerfield for 700, Alice O Neill to Amelia Platt in Clarendon for 235, Johannes Ostergard to Andrew Gottlieb in Warren for 750, Ivan MacPherron to Annie Wick Hepburn in Warren for 6000, Frank Fogle to Justin Fuller in Kinzua for 1, Fred Sechrist to John Spangler in Warren for 500, Peter Simonsen to Sarah Wright in Warren for 650, Rhoda Gibson to G B Daugharthy in Warren for 1, and John Rieg to Thadeus Rieg in unspecified location.
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T. S. Messner
T. Crandall
Kinzua
Jane Sweet
William Siggins
Cherry Grove
Martha Brown
Charles £. Brown
Columbus
J. M. Siegfred
Phil Nilson
Warren
Mary C. Deming
A. Dunn
Tidioute
E. J. Devore
Albert Dann
Deerfield
Alice O’neil
Amelia Platt
Clarendon
Johannes Ostergard
Andrew Gottlieb
Ivan L. MacPherron
Annie Wick Hepburn
Frank E. Fogle
Justin Fuller
Fred Sechrist
John Spangler
Peter Simonsen
Sarah E. Wright
Rhoda Gibson
G. B. Daugharthy
John Rieg
Thadeus P. Rieg
Golden Gate Special heads west for PRR tour season
The first Pennsylvania Railroad allied tour to California departs New York and Philadelphia January 29 aboard the Golden Gate Special, via Chicago Kansas City and El Paso to Los Angeles and San Diego. The return trip departs San Francisco March 3 stopping at Salt Lake City Glenwood Springs Colorado Springs and Denver. Fares are 300 from points east of Pittsburg covering transport and California side trips with nine month return validity.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
California
New York
Philadelphia
Golden Gate
Chicago
Kansas City
el Paso
Los Angeles
San Diego
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Glenwood Springs
Colorado Springs
Denver
Pittsburg
Geo. W. Boyd
Broad Street Station
Tailor Jacob Keller Offers Large Cloth Lot at Low Prices
Jacob Keller the Tailor invites friends and patrons to pick from a large, affordable stock of cloth suitable for men's suits and ladies skirts and sacques. Call to choose and buy at bargain prices.
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Jacob Keller
For Rent Farm in Warren County Pa to Let
For Rent on April 1 1903 a fine farm of about 100 acres under the plough in Warren county Pa six miles from Warren. Includes good house and barn unlimited pasture and woodland range for cattle suited for stock raising and dairying. Apply to Mr T Bowman Irvine Warren Co Pa Gents Gloves and Mits at Keller's Sons.
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Warren County
Warren
T. Bowman
Irvine
Warren Co
Nice Lot of Shoes at 98cc and Rain Gear Sale
Nice lot of ladies and men's shoes offered at 98cc. Men's $3.50 Quaker shoes, snag rubber boots at $2.73, men's plain rubbers 65c grade 49c. Tender wool slipper soles 25c to 17c, ladies rubbers 30c to 13c, 40c rubbers 23c, and ladies storm rubbers 50c for 39c.
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Baby
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Morven Mail
Neighborhood Notes
Buffalo Courier
Joseph Woodward
Falconer
Pennsylvania
Buffalo & Allegheny Valley
A. C. Wabk
Scofield Oil
Allegheny County
Wellsville
Genesse County
Fredonia National Bank
A. C. Wank
Elbert Hubbard
Hubbard
Jamestown Journal
Wiley
National Guard
Samuel W. Pennypacker
J. A. Wiley
John Dunn
Tidioute Furniture and Rocker Companies
Robert Young
Rocker Co
Furniture Co
Eal Estate
N. Greenland & Son
Warren, PA
Telephone
Kopf & Henry
Allen
Liberty Street
Metzger & Hogan
Metaghr & Hogan
C. O. D. Sale
Eberhart & Miller
Aere
Just
Keller
Maybank & CO
Jersey Leggins
Harrisburg
Pennypacker
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
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