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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1906
Page
10
Frewsburg Social Notes Highlight Old Year Wins
January column reviews warm Sundays and strong winds causing roof damage, an ice crop outlook, letters from South Africa, visits by local residents, Legion meetings and planned entertainments, study club sessions, obituaries, and a community card party with prizes awarded to local families.
Fatal Injuries From Train Jump At Fentonville
James Beck, a D A V I R R fence gang employee, jumped a freight train at noon in Fentonville and was fatally injured when dragged. He sustained a head gash a torn boot a crushed leg and internal injuries. He died after being taken to Warren hospital. The F C A will meet January 31 with Mrs Lillian Ganey for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Beck
Fence
Warren
Lillian Ganey
Crosby Tent and Hive Install Officers in January
Crosby Tent No 84 KOTM held its annual officer installation on Jan 6 with officers led by Com E V Barbour and Lieut Com W A Hullett. Crosby Hive No 57 IOTM installed Jan 17 led by Com Mrs Enos Grover. Eldridge & Dennison store stake formed as Dennison buys half interest. various local notices follow including marriages, fires, and a WCTU oyster supper for Rev M H Minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosby
E. V. Barbour
W. A. Hullett
Roy E. Dunbar
F. B. Granteer
EK. F. Manwarring
Sargent
D. T. Clyne
G. F. Bayer
M. A
F. B. Granter
Ed. Barbour
Sentinel
BE. E. Eldridge
W. L. Carruthers
Crosby Hive
Enos Grover
H. H. Gallup
Chas. Phalon
Lillian Matteson
B. W. Heineman
W. T. Grierson
Donzella McDade
A. BE. Tinnermann
Martha Peterson
EK. C. Dennison
EE. E. Eldridge
Eldridge & Dennison
EK. V. Barbour
Chas. Provin
Dubois
IF. C. Olds
Olean
N. Y
Glen Hazel
Volney Dunbar
John F. Smith
Kaons
Clayton B. Allen
Christian Hollow
Wilma Raymond
Harry Grover
Turtlepoint
John G. Hoffman
Karl Pixley
K. O. T. M. Hall
M. H. Minor
Local Visitors Reported Around Warren on Wednesday
Mrs. C W Anderson visited Warren Wednesday. Mrs. Wm Sinclair visited daughters Lotta and Anna Sinclair in Warren. Mrs. Herman Blair of Warren was guest of Mrs J T Finley. Emil Johnson went to Clarendon on business. Charles Nelson visited his Irvington family. Isaac Hare was in Warren on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Anderson
Warren
Wm. Sinclair
Lotta
Anna Sinclair
Herman Blair
J.T. Finley
Emil Johnson
Clarendon
Charles Nelson
Irvington
Isaac Hare
Local Social Notes From Warren Area Visits
Mrs. Wm. Sinclair visited James town Monday morning. Len Schweitzer of Sheffield spent Sunday with family. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Edgett of Warren were guests of W. Stanford last week. Deforest and Leonard Haag of Warren called on friends Sunday. Carl Walquist of Red House stayed with Geo. and Mrs. Wedin Saturday night. Peter M. Smith of Warren visited the Hares. Isaac Lavine of Bradford was guest of W. Stanford Sunday. Geo. Porter and wife visiting Geo. Newark for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Sinclair
Jamestown
Len Schweitzer
Sheffield
Chas. Edgett
Warren
W. Stanford
Deforest
Leonard Haag
Carl Walquist
Red House
Geo. Wedin
Peter M. Smith
Isaac Hare
Isaac Lavine
Bradford
Geo. Porter
Geo
Newark
Grange hall party by Eclipse Orchestra and local notices
The Eclipse Orchestra hosted a lively party at Grange hall on Saturday night. Remains of Mrs. Lell Perkins Warner were brought here for burial from Erie. She leaves a husband a seven month old child parents two brothers and one sister. The W C T U plans a dime social and supper at Mrs F G Emerson’s Friday Jan 27. A dime social occurred at E C Barnes’ Friday with a fine literary program. Mrs Dora Baldwin and Bernice Baldwin and Mrs Keplinger and children have returned to Lily Dale. Erie line work will begin soon from here east with an office and headquarters. Mrs Perry Simmons of Pine Valley spent time with sister Mrs Bell Baker. William Lamona is home from West Virginia. Miss Clelia Dean of West Virginia visits her father Rev Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eclipse Orchestra
Grange Hall
Lell Perkins Warner
Erie
F.G. Emerson
E. C. Barnes
Dora Baldwin
Bernice Baldwin
Keplinger
Lily Dale
Perry Simmons
Pine Valley
Bell Baker
William Lamona
West Virginia
Social at the church benefits with oysters and music
A social at the church Saturday evening offered oysters and ice cream to many attendees and Frank Anderson contributed entertainment with a phonograph. Several residents suffer illness with pneumonia and colds, including Mrs. Addie Schoener who worsened after a relapse. Local neighbors Nettie Newman and Jean Howard visit relatives while plans for the Farmers Institute at Akeley on February 2–3 unfold. Reverend Morton from North Warren is to organize a bible study class Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge
Frank Anderson
Addie Schoener
Nettie Newman
Frewsburg
Jean Howard
Warren
Chas. Stoddard
Geo. Stoddard
Farmers’ Institute
Akeley
Rev. Morton
North Warren
Revival Meetings in Chandlers Valley and Local News
Rev Belden holds revival at Matthews Run while Valley Grange met Saturday. Clara Brew heads to McKean county. Bert Hall visits from North Dakota. W M Delamater hosts relatives including Mickelsons of Sugar Grove. Mrs Henry Peterson returns from Kane. Four rainbows appear as the 70 degree day ends. Farmers Institute planned Feb 1. T Akins hires a large January swarm of bees for Mr Pratt's new house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
Matthew’s Run
Valley Grange
Clara Brew
McKean County
Bert Hall
North Dakota
W. M. Delamater
Mickelson
Sugar Grove
Henry Peterson
Kane
Local Social Notes From Friday Through Sunday
Jan 24 to Aug Hillings visited J O Lounsbury. Eugene Outrich and Karl Fellows trip to Onoville Sunday. Mr and Mrs Eberhart visited daughter Mrs A R Mee Straw last week. J O Lounsbury on sick list. James Bennett of Saybrook visited relatives here Monday. Earl Fellows, Miss Ora Eberhart and Miss Pearl Fellows attended donation at Cable Hollow Thursday evening. Orie Headley attended funeral of sister Mrs Fred White at Frewsburg Monday. Mrs Martin Gage on sick list. Mr and Mrs Frank Gilman of Fentonville visited daughter Mrs Carrie Giltman Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillings
J. O. Lounsbury
Eugene Outrich
Karl Fellows
Onoville
Mrs. Eberhart
A. R. Mee- Straw
James Bennett
Saybrook
Earl Fellows
Ora Eberhart
Pearl Fellows
Cable Hollow
Orie Headley
Fred White
Frewsburg
Martin Gage
Frank Gilman
Fentonville
Carrie Giltman
Extensive Ladies Fashion Auction Liquidation Update
Sales include 4 fine Plush Capes 28 inches with fur or silk trim priced to close at 4.79, 5 capes 32 inches with fur or silk braid at 5.98, 5 Broadcloth capes 27 to 42 inches at 4.79, 2 Black Kersey capes at 3.98, odd lots of suits priced to clear. Also infant and children's coats and hats with deep discounts, including Peter Thomson suits, fell price ranges, and percent-off notes.
Illness returns to Mrs. McStraw amid improvements
Mrs. H. M. McStraw, once improving, is very ill again. Visitors include Adam Learn calling at Albert and Kelly Eberhart. Mrs. Charles Strand of Cable Hollow stays with her daughter, Mrs. Martin Gage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. McStraw
Adam Learn
Albert and
Kelly Eberhart
John Briggs
Charles Strand
Cable Hollow
Martin Gage
Funeral for Chas. G. Rollins Held in Warren
J M Hook attended the funeral of his uncle Chas G Rollins in Warren on Saturday of last week. J M Green visited Warren for a day. C M Bergstrom Frank Marsh and Jerry Smith returned from hauling chemical wood at Taintor due to sleighing disappearance. Mrs C D Seaman and Miss Lena Hoop visited Warren area. Maude Green of Tionesta stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs J M Green. E N Holmes and F Clicquenot visited Warren on Saturday. George Green of Kinzua seen in town. Republican primaries passed quietly last Saturday, with a full ticket nominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Run
J. M. Hook
Chas. G. Rollins
Warren
J. M. Green
C. M. Bergstrom
Frank Marsh
Jerry Smith
Taintor
C. D. Seaman
Lena Hoop
Mesdames Pitcher
Kay
Kinzua
Miss Maude Green
Tionesta
E. N. Holmes
F. Clicquenot
Geo. Green
Local Social Notes Reflect Visits and Illnesses
Miss Florence Johnson visited Mrs. Swager's. The I D S Club was entertained by Miss Hazel Bennett Saturday evening. Miss Rosa Brogan improves. Mr. Varme of Sinclareville visited relatives here. Howard Hale visited friends in Jamestown. Daniel Brogan died Wednesday. funeral at Warren Friday at 10. Miss Nita Arthur visited Mrs. Stone of Warren. Mrs. McKnight of Jamestown was home over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bennett and Clark and Rickerson attended a euchre party by Fred Bennett at Fentonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Johnson
Jamestown
Bennett
Clark
Rickerson
Fred Bennett
Fentonville
Lamonaresident visit and local travel notes
Barnes reports Mrs G E Barnes of Lamona visiting her parents M L and M F Hasinger. Ariel and Harley Mainwarring took a trip to Warren. Will Irvine starts a new barn project. Harold Smiley visits Brockton. Mrs S B Hall of Warren visits sister Mrs Ed Alling. Mayme Donaldson spends days in Loleta. Glenn Smiley comes from Corduroy. Mrs Frank Titus of Glade visits her parents Mr and Mrs James Gilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Hall
Warren
Ed. Alling
Mayme Donaldson
Loleta
Glenn Smiley
Frank Titus
Glade
James Gilson
Local notes from Corydon and Campbell communities
Corydon reports C H Clawson visiting his old home in Campbell New York. Rev Rankin led a quarterly M E church meeting last Friday afternoon. The Ladies Aid elected officers at Mrs Fred Ensigns home last Thursday with results as reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
C. H. Clawson
Campbell, N. Y
Rankin
M. E
Ladies’ Aid
Fred Ensign
Local social notes from Eldred visitors and Epworth League
H R Forbes president Mrs George Ak ers vice pres Mrs Frank Kennedy secretary Mrs Rachel Knapp treas Miss Grace McCoy of Eldred Pa visiting sister Mrs Vertner Williams She sang a solo entitled The Holy City at Epworth League Sun Mrs Fred Rudesill of Oil City visiting her mother Mrs Maria Reeves
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Forbes
George Akers
Frank Kennedy
Rachel Knapp
Treas
Grace McCoy
Eldred
Vertner Williams
Kane Local News and Notable Incidents Jan
January items report F G Clark visiting friends in Kane. Remains of Joseph Fresseno, an Italian burned at Nansen on January 12, were brought to Kane for interment on Tuesday. Willie Fitzsimmons broke a leg while coasting on Cemetery Hill last week. Gordon Williams and wife plan Redlands California move. Robt C Sharp recovering from typhoid pneumonia after six weeks in hospital. A barn fire belonging to Mrs McKnight on West Side destroyed with hay. C V Gillis and daughter Anna plan winter in Melbourne Beach Florida. Charles Henderson of Warren visited Kane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
F. G. Clark
Williamsport
Joseph Fresseno
Nansen
Cemetery Hill
Willie Fitzsimmons
Gordon Williams
Redlands
Cal
James McDade Returns From East Business Trip
James McDade arrived back Saturday morning after a business trip to the eastern region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McDade
January Visitors and Social Round in Warren
Local notices record a flurry of Warren visitors and callers during the week. Several residents, including Mrs. A Balden sperger and Mrs. Dunn, appeared in Warren and nearby Clarendon, with church attendance noted and remarks on a January day.
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Letters
Sophia Foster
Worthy
South Africa
Cape Town
F. A. Storey
Clara Marsh
Mary Scowden
Eliza Frew
Frewsburg Legion
Chadakoin Legion
A. B. Dunkle
Carroll
Pappenhagen
Meadville
John Ve
A. F. Stanly
Pennsylvania
Marvin Bennett
John Curtis
Christ Peterson
Francis Peterson
Erwin Brokaw
Jerome Loucks
Frewsburg Study Club
Lydia Myers
Mary W. Frew
Durand
Cox
Lockwood
School Street
Phoebe
Ernest Danielson
C. O. Jones
John Wenman
Mamie Cornwell
Manly Corn
Mr. Spring
Mrs. Widderfield
Epworth League
Florence Rickerson
John Brightman
Fay
Mayville
Ira Adams
JL. F. White
F. Adams
Pleasant Hill
J. D. Rickerson
Girty
C. E. Cook
Kent
J. L. Rickerson
F. FE. Bennett
M. Bennett
Emma Lake
A. H. Lake
Ella Adams
Hemlock
Ayer
David CU
KINN
Plainfield, Conn
R Co
Lowell, Mass
Hoturors of
Columbus
Chandlers Valley
Germany
Special Agents
Centemeri
Wheeler @ Wilson Sewing Machines
C. H. Smith Co., Ltd
Shear Block
Stewart Howe
Smith
Warren, Pa
Bread of Charity
Warren Trust Company
Stoneham
A. Baldensperger
George Johnson
R. English
A. McCurry
Dunn
Kitner
Babcock
G. Swarberg
A. Swanson
A. Downing
J. McKane
Lenard Linborg
H. Westling
Helen
Selma
Nellie Swanson
Olga Johnson
P. Hofstead
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