Local Notices From Warren Jan 27 1898
Readers are urged to pay unpaid subscriptions promptly to the printer. W B Heck & Co. move to Stranahan block for more room. Epworth League holds sub-district session at Grace church Jan 28 29. Anderson & Salyer relocate to Second street near First National Bank. W C T U to meet Jan 28 with speaker Mrs Mabel L Conklin from Brooklyn. Kipling lecture praised by Rev A R Taylor at First M E church. Womans Relief Corps to host musical at W M Lindsey home. proceeds fund W R C Home room. W R C meetings updated to first and third Thursdays at 3 PM. State Hospital trustees appoint sewage disposal committee. Streetcar line review for hospital grounds under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Relief Corps of
Warren
W. M. Lindsey
Brookville
Warren Firemen Benefit Officers Named for One Year
The Warren Firemen's Relief Association met and elected officers: President J. W. Crawford, vice president A S Dalrymple, secretary L D Cornelius, treasurer A E Boeschlin, and trustees C H Smith and G W Bauer. They discussed applying for an $800 state appropriation. The group funds a relief fund for disabled firemen and pays a small pension to heirs after a death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Firemen’s Relief Association
J. W. Crawford
A.S. Dalrymple
L. D. Cornelius
A. E. Boeschlin
C. H. Smith
G. W. Bauer
Republican Nominations and Warren Business Association Notes
The Warren area reports Republican primaries held January 22 with ward by ward selections for assessor, council, school director, judge of election, inspector, and auditor posts. It also covers the formation of the Business Men's Association of Warren Co. Pa to unite merchants, curb fraud, aid delinquent accounts, oppose certain trade practices, and promote fair advertising. temporary officers and a meeting for permanent officers are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
S. G. Ward
W. H. Copeland
Spector
C. W. Sersall
L. T. Borchers
E. W. Siegfried
Dwight Cowan
Alson Rogers
John T. Newell
W. E. Shawkey
J. M. Davidson
H. R. Winger
A. P. Sonne
Business Men’s Association of Warren Co
Justice Meacham
Local notes and events in Warren and surrounding towns
A roundup of social visits travel and civic news from Warren, Tidioute, Youngsville and Bear Lake, with notes on auditor work, upcoming G A R encampment dates, a Woodcock concert, birthdays, weddings, church preaching exchanges, fair and railroad development, and local business moves in oil fields and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Woodcock
New Presbyterian Church
Real Estate Transfers Week Ending January 86
Transfers report several property sales with buyers and sellers including Rice to Pratt of Warren for 1 dollar and multiple Pine Grove, Sugar Grove, and Cherry Grove deeds. Notable amounts include Jamieson 900 dollars, Harmon 1500, and King 2500 with dates and locales typical of weekly notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe. W. E. Rice
M. F. Pratt
Warren
Mary Foley
H. A. Jamieson
Conewango
Lewis Chapman
Carrie B. Cheney
Pine Grove
Eli Ruland
Lucinda M. Chase
A. J. Armagast
L. T. Simpson
Mead
John P. Hansen
Albert
Cherry Grove
Samuel Starks
Lewis Sears
John G. Landon
Ellen I. Landon
Northern Convocation Held at Trinity Memorial Church
The Northern Convocation conducted services and sessions at Trinity Memorial church over Monday to Wednesday, with strong sermons from church leaders, a musical Holy Communion, and lectures on social topics. Visitors from numerous dioceses praised the gathering, with a Mozart Gloria at offertory and a large robed procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Memorial Church
Church of the Ascension
Bradford
Rieg & Barth
Warren
Cheshire
North Carolina
Messrs. Judge
Richards, Robertson
Rogers
Purdon
Mozart
Cortlandt Whitehead
S.T. D
Pittsburg
J. B. Cheshire
D. D
Raleigh
N. C
L. F. Cole
Pardon
Titusville
J. H. McCandless
Smethport
J. L. Taylor
Kane
Fatal accident at G R Woods mill injures fireman and two others
A jointer burst at Parish mill caused flying debris striking a fireman on the head, breaking his skull, and injuring two other workers including J K Young of Saybrook. The fireman is transported to Kane hospital and remains unconscious. Local civic notices and upcoming events follow, including g a r installations and caucuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
G. R. Woods & Sons
Parish
J. K. Young
Saybrook
Kane
K. of P
Warren
Clarendon
M. E. Church
Sons of Veterans
Tidioute and
Hose House
Hinkley’s Hall
Miss Florence Aiken Birthday Party At Mrs Archer's
Jan 26 event hosted at Mrs L J Archer home honoring 19th birthday of Miss Florence Aiken attended by about twenty two Corydon youth. Games music and refreshments featured. Aiken received a desk as keepsake from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Archer
Florence Aiken
Corydon
Archer
Miss Aiken
James Daniels
Marionville
Mead
Marjorie
Buffalo
Rev. Jones
Sugar Run
Nellie Lansbury
L.O.T. M
Corry and
Meadville
George C. Priestly
South West Two
Chautauqua Assembly Reports Fourteen Percent Net Earnings
At the Erie annual meeting receipts reached 94000 for the year with net earnings near 8000. President Miller traced twenty five years of the Assembly showing about 2000000 received and distributed. Officers elected include Lewis Miller Akron D Clem Studebaker South Bend Bishop John H Vincent Topeka W Duncan Syracuse E Skinner Westfield. Vincent urged education work and outlined next season focusing on English history and literature. Plans call for expanded music and higher departmental efficiency with schools led by W R Harper of the University of Chicago. Trustees chair a Cleveland meeting to launch a new era broadening the movement under a committee appointed at Erie to guide reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Assembly
Erie
Miller
Assembly
Lewis Miller
Akron
Clem Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
John H. Vincent
Topeka
W. R. Harper
University of Chicago
Chautauqua Association
Cleveland
Local Notes From Putnamville District
Jan 24 Rev J B Rasmussen of Busti preached at Lander Baptist Church last Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs D J Mahan visited friends at Lander. J H Morris of Whiting Iowa did business in town Monday night. Mr and Mrs L F Deming and Andrew Phillips called on friends at Warren Tuesday. Mrs Fred Phillips of Lakewood N Y was guest of her father Benjamin Franklin last week. J J Wheeler and J S Barton of Lander spent Tuesday at Warren. A few residents attended the Republican caucus at Lander Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Barton left for their home at Chautauqua Monday. Mrs Richard Fosburg of Lander visiting daughter in Jamestown this Miss Cora Phillips home from North Warren over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City Fair and
John Walton
Columbus
California
George Walton
Walden Hotel
Youngsville
Ella DeEnbody
Roscoe H. Kinnear
Warren
J. W. Smith
Mr. Marks
Tidioute
Warren Presbyterian Church
Kinzua
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Erie
Corry
Barnsdall & de Hart
Watsonville Pool
Bradford
Putnamville
R. Rasmussen
Busti
Lander
D. J. Mahan
J. H. Morris
Whiting
Iowa
L. F. Deming
Andrew Phillips
Fred Phillips
Lakewood
Vicks Seeds Catalogue Promotes New and Standard Varieties
James Vick’s Sons releases their annual catalogue showcasing a colorful cover and fine illustrations. The catalog features new and proven seed and plant varieties for garden, lawn, and greenhouse, including begonias and sweet peas, with four colored plates and half-tone images. Free catalog for applicants at Rochester, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Vick
Vick
Y M C A Names H E Dodge New Warren Secretary
The Warren Y M C A directors hired H E Dodge of Pottaville Pa as general secretary succeeding Mr Pettingill who resigned last fall. A public reception is set for Friday evening with free admission for members and one guest, others pay 25 cents. A notable program features Mrs Jessie Gilson Peterson Miss Bertha Von Zastrow Prof Kohler and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Gilson Peterson
Bertha von Zastrow
Kohler
Frank Cole
Grace Davis
Robertson
J. W. Kitchen
Geo. Lott
John M. Tyson
Willie Slater
Royal Arcana officers installed in Warren and North Warren councils
Ramona council of Warren elected and installed officers led by Deputy Grand Regent G. H. Jackson with John T. Newell as Regent and Chas. J. Johnson as vice regent. Conewango council of North Warren installed deputies Lanning and listed officers including F. M. Bettis Regent and Wm. Fitzsimmons vice regent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum
Ramona Council of
Warren
G. H. Jackson
John T. Newell
Chas. J. Johnson
Willis Cowan
C. H. Smith
T. W. L. Weakley
D. Cowan
J. W. Kitchen
Jacob Keller
J. J. Shuler
Andrew Wickstrom
Conewango Council of
North Warren
Lanning
F. M. Bettis
Wm. Fitzsimmons
Sol. Stonberg
E. R. Geer
F. E. Lincoln
Geo Hazeltine
George Lanning
J. P. Shelley
R. G. Barrett
George Kidder
J. J. Murray
B. Eba
Storm Blows Down Hundreds of Oil Derricks in Several Counties
The Bradford Star reports that over 600 oil derricks were toppled by Sunday's fierce wind in the southwestern field. Forest Oil Co suffered 400 derricks lost across Butler, Allegheny, Washington and Beaver counties. Mannington saw 100 derricks down, and Carter Oil Co 50 at Sistersville. Warren county damage less severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford Star
Forest Oil Co
Butler
Allegheny
Washington
Beaver Counties
Mannington
Carter Oil Co
Sistersville
Warren County
Farmington Republicans Nominate Local Ticket
The Republicans of Farmington township have nominated a full ticket led by Justice R. L. Gardner. Supervisors include R. N. Brown for 1 year J. H. Miller for 2 years and J. Hinsdale for 3 years. Also listed are auditor A. D. McGregor school directors H. Mix Jr. and M. E. Cowles treasurer H. McKitrick and clerk R. L. Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Farmington Township
Justice
R. L. Gardner
R. N. Brown
J. H. Miller
J. Hinsdale
A. D. McGregor
H. Mix Jr
M. E. Cowles
H. McKitrick
Reward for Catarrh Cure Promoted by Toledo Firm
One hundred dollars reward offered for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsed by F. J. Cheney and company with signatures from Est & Truax, Walding Kinnan & Marvin as Toledo wholesalers. Cure described as acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Price 75 cents per bottle, sold by druggists. Testimonials free. Hall's Family Pills also marketed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Est & Truax
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
O. Halk
Marriages in Tiona and Grand Valley Two Local Notices
Irviza Stranacua in Tiona Pa on Jan 19 1896 wed at bride’s brother John H Stranaghan home by Rev J P Burns Clifford P Levier of Oakdale Pa and Frances Stranaghan of Tiona Pa. Irvin Prox in Grand Valley Pa on Jan 26 1898 at home of the bride Mr Charles Irvin of Tidioute and Miss Grace Peck daughter of Geo W Peck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irviza—StRanacua N
Tiona
John H. Stranaghan
J. P. Burns
Clifford P. Levier
Oakdale
Frances Stranaghan
Irvin
Grand Valley
Charles Irvin
Tidioute
Grace Peck
Geo. W. Peck
Obituary notices from Warren area January 1898 deaths
Mary Stricker aged 67 11 9 in Warren Jan 24 1898 wife of Charles Stricker Sr. J Newman Lacy aged 50 2 5 in Warren Jan 23 1898 of consumption Elliott Kidder aged 65 4 23 in Warren Jan 24 1898 Andrew Nero aged 74 1 20 in Warren Jan 21 1898 John Sunderland aged 82 in Philadelphia Jan 22 1868 formerly Warren builder Rammer Maggie Rammer aged 70 in Stoneham Pa Jan 22 1898 Parker Charles Parker aged 64 near Lander Pa Jan 23 1898 funeral Wednesday 11 am Rev Rasmussen Farmington township death notes include widow, one son, one brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. R. Rasmussen
Busti
Farmington Township
Erie Railroad on sale for all US and Canada travel
The Erie Railroad offers through tickets at its main stations to all points in the United States and Canada reached by rail or water. Special lines cover the Klondike and routes and rates are available from agents. Solid trains New York to Chicago with Pullman cars to the Pacific coast. Round trip excursions to the Pacific coast Mexico and Southern points. F H Garfield Jamestown NY division passenger agent for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
United States
Canada
Exico
Erie
Pacific Coast
Mexico
F. H. Garfield
Agt
Jamestown
N. Y
The Opening Of Money Box Delayed To February
The opening scheduled for January 12th by O. H. Hunter & Son is postponed to February 12th. About 600 keys remain to be given away in the new quarters. The firm advertises cheapest dry goods in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Hunter & Son
Warren
Wallpaper stock and cleaning services offered in Warren
A New Line reports W. C. Rowland & Sons hold the largest wallpaper stock in Warren with new designs added regularly. Penfield Carpet Cleaning Works advertises carpet cleaning and laying with guaranteed satisfaction, managed by E. W. Sealy, with orders left at Mansion House and several local businesses for prompt attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Rowland &Sons
Warren
W.C Rowland & Sons
Exchange
Penfield
Mansion House
E. W. Sealy
A. A. Davis & Co
Second Street
Warren Steam Laundry
Penna. Ave
Riwa & Stevens
Rogers
J. S. Bayer
Water Street
Warren's Corn Cure Promises Relief
An ad notes Warren's Corn Cure, sold and guaranteed by all druggists at 15 cents a bottle. It urges readers to discard Sunday newspaper trash and read the Illustrated Buffalo Express, while an exchange reports doctors debunking the “telephone girl” alarm as a harmless ear hematoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Illustrated
Buffalo Express
Cure Your Stomach With South American Nervine
An advertising notice promotes South American Nervine as a universal cure for weak stomachs and broken nerves. Sold by Hertzel and Saner in Warren, Pa, claiming immediate relief and constant success with no failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertzel & Saner
Warren, Pa
Health hints and fashion ad from Jacob Keller Tailor
Slogan style health advice urging moderation and perseverance followed by an advertising notice for Jacob Keller the Tailor selling winter clothing. It claims new stock and recent move to Second and Liberty streets offering latest styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keller
Second and
Liberty Streets
Warren’s Corn Cure Promotes Easy Use in Local Ads
A jumble of 19th century ads tout Warren’s Corn Cure as easy to use and inexpensive, noting 15 cents a bottle at druggists. Other lines promote Miller lamps, Fehlemann Bros scenery and glassware, society card embossing, Dr E Detchon anti diuretic at Noyes drug store, Keller’s tailor, Riverside Fish and Co oysters, White Cloud Flour claims, and Fehleman Bros offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Detchon
Noyes Drug Store
Warren
POTELPING HANDBUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION LOAN NOTICE
Warren Pa based Potelping Hand Building and Loan Association advertises money on first mortgages with easy terms of entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potelping Hand Building and Loan Association
Warren, Pa
FEHLMAN Brothers Offer Clearance on China and Decorated Ware
Great sale of china and decorated ware with prices noted as 10 and 25 cents per package. FEHLMAN Brothers advertise low prices and invite customers to call and see Jacob Keller moved to the corner room downstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fehlman Bro’s
Jacob Keller
Tickets for cash sale at Co. th and Son's Shoe Store
Cash purchases available for silverware and hat racks at Co. th and Son's Shoe Store. Customers can obtain tickets to claim items, following store rules and payment terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. Th & Son
Cat on Kellar the Tailor and See Late
A brief item notes a cat associate with Kellar the Tailor and a late sighting or appearance. The readable text suggests a local shops context with a curiosity about animals near a tailoring business.
One Quart White China Pitcher for 19 Cents
Classified note advertises a one quart white china pitcher priced at 19 cents. Simple sale line aims to attract bargain shoppers with a brief product mention and low price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fehlman Bros
Fashion notes on fabrics and colors for next season
The New York Tribune outlines spring fabrics and shades. Ruchings, taffeta silk, velvets, and plaid silks like Waldorf are in demand. New hues include Jalouse yellow and Klondike orange, with turquoise and gendarme blues prominent. Delicate embroidery and fine tucks accompany blouses and shirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Regent
Paris
Berlin
New York Tribune
Horse Talks Preview of Davenport Training and Races
Ab Fallager plans a public stable in Davenport Iowa next year. The Horse Review notes horses including Woodshed 2:10 1/4 and Don Lowell 2:14 1/4, plus owners and trainers like George Castle and H M Hanna. The piece also mentions Lesh stock farm speed prospects Online 2:04 and a potential Newcastle Cobwebs clash for a wagon race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Michigan
George Castle
Chicago
Bessie Bonehill
Bertine
Elyria
H. M. Hanna
Cleveland
Mackey
Thomasville
Willis Wills
Anti
George S
Springfield
Ill
Lesh Stock Farm
Goshen
Ind
Tanner
Newcastle
Online
Maggie
Badger
Model
Curva and decorated ware offered at low prices
FEHLMAN Bros advertises Curva and decorated ware at very low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fehlman Bro’s
New York Money Market and Produce Prices Report
New York on call 144 2 percent. Sterling bids and asks shown. Produce: flour varieties ranged from patent to low grades with prices from about 4.30 to 5.85 per barrel. Rye flour, cornmeal, oats, barley, and wheat prices listed with spot and futures figures and daily variations. Butter, cheese, eggs and hay also itemized with regional figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Mills
Winter
Winter Straits
Minnesota
Western
New York
C. i. F. Buffalo
Milwaukee
F.o.b
Duluth
Manitoba
White State
Hay—Shipping
Western Creamery
Elgins
State
Pennsylvania
Buffalo Market Prices and Livestock Report
Buffalo market bulletin lists grain prices for wheat corn and flour with various grades and prices. Butter and cheese quotes, egg prices, and state and western markets noted. East Buffalo live stock market segment referenced without details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Buffalo Hay Market Prices
No 1 timothy per ton 0.50 10.00. No 2 timothy 3.50 baled hay 9.50 to 10.00 baled straw 0 0 bundled rye 0 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Pointed Paragraphs and Snappy Aphorisms
A collection of satirical quirks on wealth, time, beauty, and clever wordplay. Humorous observations compare cash woes to bricks, and a telephone in the office to electricity, with a nod to phrases like time is money and the value of appearances.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Mail
Home Matters
W. B. Heck & Co
Stranahan Block
Carver House
Epworts Leagvue
Grace Church
Anderson & Salyer
First National Bank
Jane Orr
Mabel L. Conklin
Brooklyn
N.Y
Rudyard Kipling
A. R. Taylor
Epworth League
Taylor
C. H. Noyes
Miss Flower
Judge Noyes
W. D. Hinckley
Dr. Robertson
C. W. Ensworth
Democrat
State Hospital
Messrs
T. J. Smiley
C. C. Allen
Geo. Lewis
Mason and Schirk
KE. Clemons
P. O
Fehlman Bro
H. P. Hunter
Cart
Cumines
Blanche
Messrs. N. Greenland
Herman
Mothers’ and Teachers’ Club
East Street
Clarion County
Clarion Democrat
Buffalo Morning Express
the Express
Rounce
Preston
Pittsburg, Chautauqua & Lake Erie Railroad
Lake Erie
Panama
Mayville
Grant
Vick’s Guide
CaRpus
Matt
China
Keller
Riverside Fish and Co
Corner Hickory
Stree
George Smith
Choice
Vans
Ay Wwuuw
Ros
Fpehlman Bros
Kellar
D. H. Hunter & Son
Second St
Lonsdale & Hill
O.h.hunter & Son
Market Report
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Buffalo Provision Market
Graham
C. Canada
First Nat's Bank
Salyer
Clothiers, Tailors and Furnishers
Liberty St
Gardless
Water St
Jarvis
Warren National Bank
Hon
Wm. D. Brown
Jerry Crary
D. W. Beaty
A. T. Scofield
Nelson P. Wheeler
G.N. Parmlee
Andrew Hertzel
Charles Chase
C. Schimmelfeng
Christian Smith
G. N. Parmlee
F. E. Hertzel
Cashier
the Warren Savings Bank
A. J. Hazeltine
O. W. Beaty
A. Ee Ae Eee
Eben Gommen Clash
de Pa Donhase
W.M Lindoay
le Li Freeman
J. Haseltine
C. Sigel
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