Neighborhood notes and county figures from the era
N P Wheeler sails for the Holy Land. Erie County pays 3679.80 for sheep killed by dogs in 1904. Dunkirk forms a Masonic Building Association to erect a temple. Grandin flag station on the P R R river division near a major mill. Elk County grants 68 liquor licenses in 1905 with nine refusals. 13 for St Marys and 12 for Ridgway. Farmers Institute to meet in Frewsburg January 27 and 28. Mrs Bell Weaver Cole dies in London after growing up in Jamestown. Erie County aims to add a Law Judge. 116 of 120 lawyers favor it. Tionesta Creek to run no square timber next spring. Memorial tablet unveiled for Prof Samuel G Love in Jamestown. Grapes bring good price in 1904 season. Franklin to host rail divisions and move repair shops there next summer. National Guard seeks half a million dollars yearly for armories. Gen J A Wiley plans brigade encampment after abandoning division encampment. Jamestown population 25 592 has about 250 organizations, many of them lodges and unions. Bradford church enrollment grew from 440 to 600 under Rev Geo M Hickman. Jan 17 Youngsville Mfg Co installs a new boring machine. Local obits and social notes, with several births, deaths, and community changes in Oil City, Kane, Tidioute, Warren, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk County
St. Marys
Farmers’ Institute
Phoenix Hall
Frewsburg
Bell Weaver Cole
London
England
Jamestown
N. Y
J. C. Cole
Meadville
Erie County
Engraved Stationery Styles Displayed at The Mail Office
Samples of the latest engraved stationery are shown with prices at The Mail Office. The display features fashionable patterns and quick order options for customers seeking refined writing materials.
Pile Remedy and pressed brick offered at local stores
Mal-Isa's Drug Store advertises FLINDT'S Pile Remedy for sale. The Satze note promotes about 150 pressed brick available at the Mar office. The Mail Office lists new lot UIL-CLAIM deeds printed for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flindt
Mal- Isa
Mar
County Clippings and Local Notes From Various Towns
Election results for Trustee of the Odd Fellows Cemetery Association show N. P. Belnap elected for three years with a 222.78 dollar cash balance and no debts. The new board organized with Belnap as President, W. J. Davis as Secretary, G. W. Brown as Treasurer, and W. H. Grey named Sexton. Other items note Miss Laura Smutz leaving for Columbus to lead a two month assignment, Hunter Memorial school building progress, and a January 21 caucus for borough officers. Grace MacDonald returns to Boston for studies. Lynn Harrington party sails for Hamburg and an expected return around January 12. Union revival services begin next week in the M E Church. Youngsville and Sugar Grove Railway stockholders elect C H Smith as President and other officers. Corey Backus and James Magee sign with Savannah GA for the South Atlantic League. The three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Dan O Leary died January 10. burial in Warren Friday. Rev J E Halmertz resigns to take a Boston area pastorate. A son is born to Mr and Mrs Mike Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville Citizen
Odd Fellows Cemetery Association
N. P. Belnap
W. J. Davis
G. W. Brown
W. H. Grey
Tidioute News
Laura Smutz
Columbus
Hunter Memorial School
Boro
Town Hall
Sugar Grove
Grace MacDonald
Boston
A. M. MacDonald
Lynn Harrington
Hamburg
Pennsylvania
M. E. Church
Sheffield Observer
Youngsville and Sugar Grove Railway Co
Youngsville
C. H. Smith
Thomas Holiday
A. H. Bailey
W. C. Culbertson
G. R. Wood
C. J. Gibson
J. A. Day
W. P. McClure
Corey Backus
Savanah
James Magee
Norris Athletic Club
Dan O'Leary
Roystone
Warren
J. E. Halmertz
Mission Church
Mike Andrews
Jacksonville tour opens season via Pennsylvania Railroad
The first Jacksonville season tour departs New York Philadelphia and Washington on January 31 by special train for two weeks in Florida with excursion tickets including railway transport Pullman accommodations one birth and meals. Rates range from 50 to 54.85 dollars from various cities with proportionate rates from other points. Similar tours run February 14 and 28. For tickets itineraries and information contact ticket agents or Geo W Boyd General Passenger Agent Broad Street Station Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Florida
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Buffalo
Rochester
Elmira
Erie
Williamsport
Wilkesbarre
Geo. W. Boyd
Broad Street Station
Low Rates to West and Southwest by Erie Railroad
If you plan travel to West Northwest South or Southwest the Erie Railroad offers low price tickets including one way and round trip options. Also on sale are Landseekerers and One-Way Settlers tickets on the first and third Tuesdays each month. For details contact F. H. Garfield D. P. A. Jamestown New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown
N. Y. Ar
The Philadelphia Inquirer grows flip pant
The item references Miss Vorneck of Cleveland calling the bachelor evil and cites Pope quoted about women. It mentions Dr J E Jordan's Dental Parlors in Hoffman Block with Bell phone contact and an ad for fine imported canary birds at Flindt Barber Shop on Penn a Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Inquirer
Miss Vorneck
Cleveland
Pope
J. E. Jordan
Hoffman Block
Bell
Flindt
Penn’a Avenue
Pittsfield Debate Draws Local Youth Attendance
Dugal January 16 reports many local youths attended the Pittsfield debate last Friday evening. Miss Huldah Rylander of Sheield is visiting her uncle, Rev Rinell.
Improved Order Heptasophy Certificate Offer
Fraternal order offers certificates ranging from 500 to 5000 dollars with monthly payments. Reserve fund listed at 600000 dollars and membership stated at 65000. Organizers sought. apply to John W. Cruett Supreme Organizer 1535 No Broadway Baltimore Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Cruett
Broadway
Baltimore
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Warren Mail
Neighborhood Notes
N. P. Wheeler
Endeavor
Holy Land
Masonic Building Association
Dunkirk
Grandin
Big Mill
Eagle Rock
Tionesta Creek
Tionesta
Samuel G. Love
Fredonia Censor
Franklin
Olean and
Pittsburg
National Guard of
State Guard
Jamestown Post
National Guard
J. A. Wiley
Sidehill
Geo. M. Hickman
First Presbyterian Church
Bradford
Oil City
Hickman
Youngsville Mfg. Co
Nelson Steel
Garland
W.J. Mead
Swanson’s
Whitney Breymer
Crawford County
Putnam
Rouse Hospital
Constable
D. D Reno
Arthur McKinney
George Bartlett
Otto Crantz
Fred Kay
I. L. Carpenter
Oscar Bergman
Paul Grant
Bert Shanley
Tidioute
G. W. Springer
Chicago
W. J. Mead
West Main Street
W. H. Shortt
A. Fehlman
J. A. Wendt
Henry Laquay
Bear Lake
Coleman
H. L. Raymond
Lumber Co
Charles Rose
Will Taft
Allegheny College
Wm. Hahn
Ed. Jackson
Lemuel Arters
Morris Run
W. J. Olds
Lynn Davis
K. D. Cody
Torpedo
R. A. Siggins
Kane
John Siggins
Hattie Siggins
Jennie Moore
Pittsfield
Irvine Johnson
Burns
Andrew Lindquist
Spetz Hill
Young People’s Society
Lutheran
Clara M. Jones
Vandel Lynn
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Warren, Pa
W.H. Filler
Dorothy Dodd
Chas. H. Smith
Second St
Kopf & Henry
Gian Goods Department
White Goods Department
Shears Department Store
Warren Trust CO
Frederick L. Kahle
Attorney AT Law
Venango County
Fourth Avenue
Penn’a
J. W. Foley
Second Street
Business College
Hoff Business College
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!