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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1903
Page
8
Neighborhood notes report a new chair factory for Union City and a proposed silk mill. Other items include Chautauqua Erie belt grape crop hopes, horse races at Bradford, and church open air services planned in Fredonia parks. Local elections see S F Nixon and Arthur C Wade named as Assembly representatives.
July 6 Columbus County correspondence reports visitors including Mr and Mrs Knapp of Grand Valley with Mrs L F Curtis and Miss Marsh a Warren teacher. Lena Smith ill in Lincoln Nebraska. A D Brower died July 2 after illness. Creamery dividend details and milk to butter yield noted. Fourth of July described as pleasantly passed.
In Dugall on July 7 the mower sounds mark a busy farming period while many residents spent July 4 at Celeron and Warren. Lavern R Page killed himself on July 4 after personal losses including his wife’s death on May 27 and a house fire. He was buried at Freehold Cemetery with Rev. 0 J Gage officiating.
The Mart advertises printing services with prompt neat work and cheap rates. It offers legal blanks on hand or printed to order and notes second class mail status in Warren, with a call for brief, signed letters from county and country residents.
Jacob Keller the tailor has moved to a new elegant building on Penn's avenue, offering spacious rooms for his store. He carries the latest Spring and Summer cloths for men and boys and invites calls, with a large stock of ladies skirts cloth at very low prices.
The Wilcox and Spencer families held their annual reunion on Tuesday June 30 1903 at the Wilcox home in Lander to mark the 105th anniversary of the great great great grandparents marriage. Over 250 relatives dined and a six generation family record was presented.
The 1903 Assembly opened July 2 with steady crowds at the Hall of Philosophy and amphitheater. Hotel Atheneum reports more first day guests than in years past, and grounds, buildings, and new Grange House near the wharf and amphitheater present an attractive scene. The Grange House, by Cyrus E. Jones, nears completion and will be ready for occupancy by Grange Day August 22, with a September finish for final details.
The Mail Office offers latest styles of Paper and envelopes with good stock and low prices. Samples are shown and orders accepted at the shop.
The Mail Office features latest stationery styles with samples and prices. A businessman jokes about yesterday’s baseball game vs Cemetery. A store sells 1,000 yards of cloth for rainy day skirts in thirty shades for cash. Jacob Keller tailors. Kertcher's offers trimmed millinery on sale.
A collage of notes from Youngsville SougaR Grove Sheffield Tidioute and nearby towns covers trolley work delays bridge iron shipments marriages such as C W Eakin to Anna Belle Chambers at North Clarendon and a fatal self death at Pittsfield township plus school appointments at Edinboro and special Lily Dale excursion tickets offered by D A V and P R R with pending funeral details and a recent first sand well in Triumph Two.
Erie agents offer daily summer excursion tickets from June 1 to September 30 for first class round trips to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Glenwood Springs St Paul Minneapolis and other western destinations at low rates. Return limit October 31.
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