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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1904
Page
8
Dunkirk reports 25 scarlet fever cases with severe form as McKean County marks its 100th anniversary on March 26 in Bradford. Observances organized by the McKean County Historical Society promise a strong statewide showcase.
John Stinger takes charge of the Struthers Hotel Barn to care for farmers horses and other patrons. Transient trade welcomed as no livery is connected. S Keller's Sons offers fine goods and low prices and the main office advertises best job printing.
Clark Brown dies at home after illness January 12. Leonard Morris dies January 9 in Dansville Illinois and is interred. Ed Martin dies January 12 with Friday interment in the German lot. Hazel Green visits from Russell. Lectures and concerts scheduled Jan 15 19. Mrs Munrass attends Brown funeral. Hastings returns from wedding trip. George Grandin arrives from Boston. Marie Holdridge returns from New York area.
On January 18 locals note Guy Gordon clearing sidewalks amid three feet of snow and ask officials to remove snow from the iron bridge. Snow blocks wood cutting. Mrs Glen Spencer and son Allan visit from Braddock. Columbus Park Co plans major upgrades including a toboggan slide a larger boat and many cottages once weather allows.
At a special meeting in Spring Creek Pa the lodge adopted unanimously memorial resolutions for W R Donaldson. They express condolence to his family and request records reflect the tribute. The Pittsburg Dispatch notes extreme Allegheny River ice conditions from Tarentum to Templeton with gorges and thick ice across fifty miles.
Special excursions via Erie Railroad offered on the first and third Tuesday each month until April 19 for one way and round trip tickets to the West South and Southwest at greatly reduced rates. For details see any agency or address F H Garfield D FP A James town NY.
Home seekers can take round trip excursions to the West South and Southwest on a monthly schedule through April 19. See the nearest Erie agent for complete information on each trip and pricing.
The Mail Office offers neat elegant wedding invitations and ball programs at low prices. Display and order details are presented for prospective couples and event planners seeking affordable stationery options.
Believing banks closing at noon inconveniences laboring people and out of town trade in Warren, RB G Gregory the Shoe Merchant says he will cash checks from 12 to 5 p m drawn on local business houses or manufacturers.
The Mail Office displays latest styles of paper and envelopes with samples and orders being taken.
An advertisement urges shoppers that Smiley's Grocery offers value with fresh pure goods and the latest culinary novelties. It also promotes a Berlin Jones stationery line and notes a Quit-Claim Crips sale of a new lot printed for sale at the Mar Office.
Tidoute reports ex sheriff Fuellhart moving around on crutches after serious injuries. Fire escapes are installed on Furniture Co buildings and on the Opera House block with a rear gallery access. The Presbyterian Church organ is moved to Christ Episcopal Church. Edward Martin dies at his Triumph home. funeral set for 2 PM.
The Pittsburg Times is a conservative, reliable newspaper with a broad coverage. It emphasizes news from all parties, maintains a high moral tone, and highlights sports theaters society industry and finance with concise dignified presentation. Price is one cent daily or three dollars yearly.
Erie Railroad announces excursions on the first and third Tuesdays from February 2 to April 19 with one way and round trip tickets to the West South and Southwest at greatly reduced rates. Any Erie agent or F H Garfield D P A Jamestown NY will furnish all particulars.
Custom frame shop Wen delboe's lists 217 Liberty Street offering made to order picture frames and framing services for customers seeking personalized designs.
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