Bradford Odd Fellows Temple Dedicated in Local Notes
A Bradford Odd Fellows Temple dedication last Thursday. Mayville residents take to small scale ginseng. Mercer jail modernized at about 25000 dollars. Meadville liquor dealers jailed on bail. Titusville Hydetown road bid won by Frederick Robinson of Meadville. B B and K trains resume service after heavy snow. Corry station needs larger building by next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Bradford
Mayville
Mercer
Meadville
Titusville
Hydetown
Frederick Robinson
Smethport
Kane
Local banks to cash checks Saturday noon to five
Announcement by B. G. Gregory the Shoe Merchant states banks will close at noon on Saturdays and will cash checks from 12 to 5 PM drawn by local businesses. Smiley’s Grocery invites shoppers with fresh goods and novelties while S. Keller’s Sons advertises fine goods and low prices. Avery Allen at 221 Liberty Street promotes job printing and legal blanks at the Mail Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Smiley’s
Allen
Liberty Street
Mail
New York Tribune
Tri- Weekly Tribune
The
Keller’s Sons
County Correspondence From Spring Creek January Notes
Jan 26 Mrs Eber Way is ill. Ray Stearns has pneumonia at the Spring Creek hotel. Sara Donaldson improves. Stickney convalescent. Mrs Henrietta Simmons Lathrope died Jan 21 at her daughter Mrs George Mead's home. Lathrope's former home was in Columbus. Burial Sunday the 24th. Mr and Mrs James Burch longtime residents are very feeble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Eber Way
Ray Stearns
Sara Donaldson
Stickney
Henrietta Simmons Lathrope
George Mead
Local Social Notes Chronicle January Movements
On Monday Mr W H Godfrey attended his father Dilleys funeral. Mr and Mrs Chas Irvin welcomed a son born last Sunday. Mrs S W Brown visited Warren over the weekend. F B Robbins traveled to Pittsburg on Wednesday. Mrs J L Thompson returned from Pittsburg Monday. Geo Brant Jr is in town from the Kentucky fields shaking hands with friends. James Thompson paid Warren a business call Wednesday. M J Ryan and wife departed Wednesday morning for Silver Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Godfrey
Mr. Dilley
Chas. Irvin
S. W. Brown
Warren
F. B. Robbins
Pittsburg
J. L. Thompson
Geo. Brant, Jr
Kentucky Fields
James Thompson
M. J. Ryan
Silver Lake
Notables and Local Updates in Cherry Grove Area
Wellington Brown visits his brother W T Brown in Cherry Grove while Miss Josie Homer stays a few days in Youngsville. G R Whaley of Youngsville visited the Hill, and John Woods of Ogden Utah, once a local resident, returns after sixteen years away. Edna Anderson suffers a severe cut from a cutter accident gaining stitches. Mail service limited by cold. E Jackson makes one horseback trip. A large workforce clears a road on the Hill beyond the Valley where it was blocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Thompson
E. Jackson
Corydon Relations and Local Notes From January Meeting
Miss Mae Hadley of Tionesta visited Miss Nellie Leslie in town. Mrs. George Odell and daughter visited John Odell in Salamanca. Corydon residents attend court in Warren. The Republican caucus on Jan 23 nominated Henry Schobey for Supervisor and other posts. Democratic tickets named alternate candidates. High water caused no damage. a Pedro party hosted by Mr and Mrs John Crooks. Mabel Tome elected to Watson township vacancy. six pupils have since school start. Lloyd Hall of Falconer visited his wife at Cornplanter school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Hadley
Tionesta
Nellie Leslie
George O'ell
Carl Odell
John Odell
Salamanca
N. Y
Corydon
Warren
Henry Schobey
Orlo Hoop
F. M. Williams
Nelson Crooks
Boyd Marsh
Charles D. Clawson
George Akers
Hiram Tome
A. Hulett
Pedro
John Crooks
Mabel Tome
Corydon High School
Watson Township
John Hook
Isaac Williams
A. W. Reeves
C. McClintock
Laman Merrihew
Squire Case
Frank Fitzpatrick
Lloyd Hall
Falconer
Miss Hunter
Willard Way Dies After Illness Near Russell
Willard Way, about 70, died at his Russell area home Friday morning after a short illness. Funeral held at his home Saturday with interment in Fairbanks cemetery.
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Willard Way
Russell
Fairbanks
Moll
Jamestown
E. T. Hayward
Dell Sumner
Baker
Warren
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Russell Prohibition Law and Order Society
George Nobbs
Guy Bachop
Harry Briggs
J. Perkins
Local Notes and Health Updates From The District
Jan 25 notes show Mrs Minnie Norris visiting relatives in Corry and Columbus. Several residents including Flora Kemp and Delwayne Clark sick with measles. Murl Smith improving from pneumonia. D G Lowe visiting last week while ill, now improving. Bad roads delay night social and stage travel to Grant Station. Pearl Clark to spend weeks near Dugall. A E Rice listed as sick. No M E Church services due to a funeral in Brocton. Gay Howles heads to Cincinnati for barber training. Mr and Mrs George Lowe of Jamestown noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Norris
Corry
Columbus
Harry Pierce
Warren
Flora Kemp
Delwayne Clark
Murl Smith
Cecil Blanchard
Jamestown
D. G. Lowe
Pearl Clark
Dugall
A. E. Rice
M. E
Woodin
Brocton
Grant Station
Gay Howles
Cincinnati
George Lowe
James
Miss Adelaide Perkins to Wed Charles Norman Halburt
Announcement informs friends of Adelaide Perkins of her marriage to Charles Norman Halburt on January 1 and notes the town visit to relatives last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Perkins
Marie Igo
Charles Norman Halburt
Election Reaffirms George H. Simms as Superintendent
January report notes M E Sabbath School kept its officers for the year with George H. Simms again named superintendent. The village faced gas shortages causing outages and households lacked wood or coal. Flooding from two days of rain and heavy snow backed water through town, forcing evacuations and boats aiding residents. Dynamite used to clear a road near the railroad crossing, the dyke west of town breaching, and future thaw risks noted. Miss Mary A. Smith injured but improving under Dr Hay. No church services or prayer meetings due to gas shortage. Telegraph operator C E Krantz moved to Jamestown, M W Jackson sold his livery stable, and the new Penn railroad depot progresses. Ice houses are full with sheets up to 24 inches thick.
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Corry
Chautauqua Lake
W. H. Longwell
W. M. McKim
C. W. Stone
Judge Smith
Relief Committee
New York
Venango
Clarion Counties
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Fuel Supply Company
Allegheny Valley
Pennsylvania Railroad
OscaAk M. Green
Pittsfield
Warren County
Kane
Green
West
James M. Green
The
Chautauqua Assembly
Vincent
Europe
Kane Republican
George Schreiber
Elmer Hart
Pedro
Franklin Spectator
M. E. Sabbath School
George H. Simms
Same
E. W. Cooney
Railroad Crossing
Altoona
Mary A. Smith
Dr. Hay
Youngsville
M. E
C. E. Krantz
Jamestown
N. Y
Flood Waters Rise For Farmers Also Hit By Storm
January reports say water rose rapidly last Friday forcing farmers to move horses and stock from barns. Ice gorges cleared by Saturday evening with no serious damage. Local Society members met but weather limited attendance. Several residents and visitors are noted throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
U. B. Church
Erie Railroad Offers Half Fare Tickets to West Regions
Through the Erie Railroad passengers may buy elative first and third Tuesday tickets monthly until April 19, for one way and round trips to West South and Southwest destinations at greatly reduced rates. For details see any Erie agent or F H Garfield D P A James town NY.
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Erie Railroad
Erie
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown
N.Y
Home seekers Excursions to West South Southwest
Round trip homeseeker excursion tickets available monthly through April 19. See the nearest Erie agent for complete information.
Erie Railroad Excursions From February to April
Erie Railroad offers excursions on the first and third Tuesday monthly from February 2 to April 19 with one way and round trip tickets to the West South and Southwest at reduced rates. Agents or F H Garfield D P A Jamestown NY can provide details. Picture frames made to order at Wendellboe 217 Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendelboe’s
Liberty Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. G. Gregory
Shoe Merchant
S. Keller’s Sons
Brown Hill
Lottsville
Irvington
Wrightsville
F. M. Knapp
MO. M. Siegfried
Chas. E. Cobb, Casnier
H. M. Preston
Geo. E. Colvin
Metzger & Hogan
Homeseekers
Carmel Higken
Ted
Siegfried’s
Warren, PA
Siegfried
J. E. Jordan
Hoffman Block
B. Bell
Schellhammer
G Son
Warren Mills
Kopf & Henry
Florida
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