Rail and town notes from Warren area pages
Regular train traffic at Corry depot noted with thirty daily arrivals and departures. Jamestown faces high ice demand while Warren plans a new public hospital cornerstone laid two weeks ago. Heavily attended horse races at Oil City and a Swedish Saengerfest upcoming in Jamestown. Local incidents include a Runaway accident victim in Corry and a Meadville school board veto of free kindergarten funds.
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Oil City
Fredonia
Laverne Perkins
Howard’s Tannery
George T. Wilson
Meadville
Tidicute
H. H. Cumings
Grettenberger
Wanted items for cash at Watson Avenue posting
Notice from Robert Johnson seeking old rubber boots and shoes, wringer rollers, hoses, bicycle tires, red rubber, brass, lead, zinc, and copper boilers free of iron or wire. Lists collection spots near Watson Avenue and Seeley’s boarding house on Poplar Street. साथ
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Avenue
Second
Seeley’s
Poplar Street
New Lot of Cloths New Styles and Prices at Keller Tailor
Jacob Keller, The Tailor in Warren PA, announces new cloths and spring summer suitings for ladies and new prices. Fine lot of cloths for ladies skirts at low prices. Ladies are invited to examine. Home union tailors no sweat shop work. Call and see me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keller
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE. Local notes and arrivals
Correspondents are requested to mail letters by Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday morning. July 16 reports Clair Thompson returning home after study at New Wilmington college. Various residents travel or change work roles. Railroad rumors persist about P R R Co. plans but rail beds will be preserved for future needs.
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Tidicute
Sheffield
Barnes
Clarendon
Stoneham
Lander
Russell
Lottsville
Pittsfield
Grand Valley
Enterprise
Clair Thompson
New Wilmington College
J. F. Clark
J. B. Brew
Erie
J. M. McKean
Will Christie
Harry Gillespie
W. P. Weaver
N. L. Jackson
John Cooney
Susquehanna County
Buffalo
James Christie
Coleman
Jim
Randall Geer
Big Bend
M. E. Biddle
Married pair from Jamestown wed in Youngsville
July 4 1901 Edgar Hodges and Lena Head were married in Jamestown New York. Visiting relatives include Perry Davis and daughter from Johnstown. Local notices list multiple residents visiting, traveling, or ill with gastric fever and other routine happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
N. Y
Edgar Hodges
Lena Head
Youngsville
Perry Davis
W. C. Cameron
Johnstown
T. J. Stone
Joe Brooks
H. K. Chapel
W. E. Rhodes
Edmund
J. W. Agrelius
C. E. Bordwell
Warren
F. H. Blodgett
Perry Brooks
Chandler’s Ear
Suny
E. L. Siggins
E. D. Siggins
Siggins
Swedish immigrant John Hagle dies after long life in Sugar Grove
John Hagle born in Sweden in 1816 died July 13 at his daughter’s home in Sugar Grove. An early Swedish settler who came in 1851 he worked as a blacksmith for Mr. Broadhead and later farmed in Pittsfield township. He leaves four children and many relatives. Funeral services were at the Lutheran church July 15 with Rev. Rinell officiating. Pallbearers included C Danielson and J Lundgren among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hagle
Frank Brezell
Sweden
Sugar Grove
Broadhead
Jamestown
Pittsfield Township
Hagle
Lutheran Church
J. A. Rinell
C. Danielson
C. Sundberg
J. Lundgren
J. P. Johnson
P. Young
P. Gustafson
Minnie Lindahl
Erie
Local notes and obituaries from Sugar Grove area
July reports list Mrs John Hill and Ethel visiting Plateau Pa and Miss Hattie Lord returning from Buffalo. John B McIntyre and family from Pittsburg visit J B Langdon. Miss Lucy Abbott guests in Warren. President Woodland arrives in Sugar Grove to oversee the seminary. Mrs Catherine Horn dies after two strokes. funeral at Miller homestead Friday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hill
Ethel
Platea
Hattie Lord
Buffalo
John B. McIntyre
Pittsburg
J. B. Langdon’s
Lucy Abbott
Warren
Woodland
Sugar Grove
Catherine Horn
Miller Homestead
Grasshoppers Abound and Local News From Columbus
Grasshoppers are plentiful in pastures with corn leaves eaten and oats reportedly harmed in Clymer area. Henry Tillotson and wife hospitalized in Corry. Tillotson worsening daily. U S Rogers returned to Philadelphia after a brief visit. Mrs Rogers and daughter Madeline to remain with her parents. M E church services begin Sunday evenings for the quarter. Miss Bessie Clark back from a five week Providence visit and Pan American sights. Chas Spencer building a 40 by 80 foot barn. Allen Bros busily shipping butter and eggs to Oneida of Corry. supplying local chickens weekly.
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Clymer
Henry Tillotson
Corry
Tillotson
U.S. Rogers
Philadelphia
M. E
Bessie Clark
Providence
R. I
Chas. Spencer
Allen Bros
Oneida A
Chandler's Valley Daily Notes and Visits
Local items show residents traveling to Findley's Lake and Buffalo for events and visits. Notable moves include Rev Langdon family away through ar season and Miss Ida Falconer returning from Corry. Other notes mention a typhoid illness, a barn fire at the Mission parsonage, a lively runaway involving Edmund Ellis, and multiple family visits from Bradford and Erie County.
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Chandler’s Valley
Langdon
Findley’s Lake
Campbell
Bradford
Joe Gage
Ida Falconer
Corry
Morley
California
Jane Falconer
Valley School
Prof. McIntosh
Erie County
Minnie Hinsdale
Anna Falconer
U. B
Maud Kelly
Anna
Ida
Rose Falconer
Buffalo
Sugar Grove
Susie Swanson
John Johnson
Kate
Cora
Bernice Stearns
Chloie Guthrie
Reduced Seashore Excursions From Pennsylvania Railroads
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers four low rate fifteen day excursions this season from Erie Rouseville Tionesta Rochester Bradford Clermont DuBois and intermediate stations to Atlantic City Cape May Ocean City Sea Isle City Avalon Anglesea Wildwood or Holly Beach on Thursdays July 25 August 8 22 and September 5 1901. Excursion tickets are valid for return on regular trains within 15 days and can be bought at very low rates. Tickets to Atlantic City may use the Delaware River Route or Market street wharf Philadelphia with Philadelphia stopovers allowed. For detailed rates and trains contact hand bills or agents E S Harrar Williamsport division or J A Fellows Buffalo division.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Erie
Rouseville
Tionesta
Rochester
Bradford
Clermont
DuBois
Renovo
Atlantic City
Cape May
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Avalon
Anglesea
Wildwood
Holly Beach
Delaware River
Market Street Wharf
Philadelphia
E.S. Harrar
Division
Williamsport
J. A. Fellows
Buffalo
N. Y
Bear Lake Borough orders sidewalks on Main Center and Greely Streets
The ordinance requires property owners along north Main from Hannah Maloney east to W. R. Whitford, south from eight rods west of H. L. Wilcox to J. Laquay, and east Center Street to Dorn, to build four foot sidewalks. Notices served by Burgess or Street Committee, repairs at owner expense plus 20 percent if neglected.
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Burgess and
Bear Lake
Warren
Pennsylvania
Borough of
Main Street
Hannah Maloney
W. R. Whitford
Burgess Or
H. L. Wilcox
A. P. Phillips
J. Laquay
Burgess
Center Street
F.S. Neeson
Burgess Or Street Committee
George Dorn
Borough
Greely Street
Bruce Boardman
S. S. St. John
Street Committee
Summer excursion rates on the D A V P R R Catalogue
Excursion rates listed for Buffalo Niagara Falls Lily Dale Chautauqua Lake and other points with dates and limits. Includes return tickets, day limits, and Monday to Friday sale rules. Details reference summer travel to Niagara Falls Jamestown Lily Dale and principal resorts with agent stamps and return validity.
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Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Chautauqua Lake
Lily Dale
Jamestown
Pennsylvania Railroad Special Rates During Pan American Exposition
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces excursion fares from Warren to Buffalo with a three day limit sold Mondays and Fridays. Friday sales allow return until the following Monday, excluding parlor or sleeping cars, $2. A ten day limit includes parlor or sleeping cars for $3, a fifteen day limit with parlor or sleeping cars for $3.80, and a season final by Nov 30 1901 for $4.95. Ticket agents provide more details.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Warren
Buffalo
Erie Railroad Excur sion Fares To Western Cities
The Erie Railroad offers low rate excursion tickets from principal stations to Denver Colorado Springs Ogden Salt Lake City Hot Springs South Dakota Duluth and St Paul. Tickets allow long limits and return valid through October 31 with travel June 18 to September 10. Details and maps available from ticket agents or F H Garfield Jamestown NY. HEADQUARTERS for clothing and square Bantliano Ava GEO BALL CLOTHING Co.
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Erie Railroad
Denver
Colorado Springs
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Hotere
South Dakota
Duluth
Staul
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown
N. Y
Struthers Hotel Barn Serves Farmers and Transients
The Struthers Hotel Barn now operates under John Stinger who will give special attention to farmers horses. transient trade accommodated as there is no livery. Nick China Sugar and Creamer items priced at 25 cents. Chafing dishes and utensils showcased at Fehlman Bros.
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Farrmeers
Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
Nick China Sugar and Creamer
Fehlman Bros
General Carting and Teaming and Handlers of Freight
Foley offers heavy moving services, handles railroad freight, pianos, and household goods with care. Orders may be left with A. A. Davis and via telephone connections N Y P Co Warren Tel Co No 84.
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A. A.davis
N. Y
Warren Tel. Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Mail
Neighborhood Notes
Ripeway
Tidioute
Kane Republican
Justice White
Supreme Court
Frank Vennerholm
Auburn Prison
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union
Titusville
Union City Times
Swedish Singing Societies of America
Warren County
Greenville
Lake Erie
Emma Bourquin
H. B. Waite
J. B. White
Kansas City
E.isHa K. Kane
Kushequa
Robert Johnson
the Tailor
Warren, Pa
Irvington
Columbus
Children’s UN
Derwear
Richardson, Rogers Block
Bear Lake Borough
W.H. Hougatling
L. E. Walker
Spee
A. D
Evans
Square Bantliano
Ava
GEO. Ball Clothing Co
Second St
Short St
T.w.mcnett
T. W. McNett
Baker, PA
Maybank & CO
THE
New Boston
B. G. Gregory
Gray Bros
Ralston
Allen
Liberty Street
Foley
Edinboro State Normal School
John F. Bigler
Er Ineinal
Edinboro
Videc Hepburn, M.D
Water Street
Kopf & Henry
First National Bank
F. H. Rockwell
F. K. Russell
Penn’a
England
Ireland
Scotland
Europe
National Line of Iron
Liverpool
Queenstown
Antwerp
Hamburg
Bremen
Vre
Paris
Gothenburg
Christania
Coen
New York
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