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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1907
Page
8
Notices from Warren area residents list visitors and local moves. Reports include E W Cooney and E E Gunn Warren visitors, Willard Jackson buying a livery barn and Peter Swanson purchasing the livery outfit, deaths and funeral for Mrs Hiram Morrison, and various calls at Kane and Ludlow with family and travel notes.
July reports detail numerous Kane and Warren residents traveling visiting relatives and friends. Moments include Fred Johnson tending family illness, Roy Russell visiting grandparents, and several callers to Kane from Warren and Wetmore. A Wetmore beat West Kane 12 to 11 in a lively Sunday ball game.
July reports show Mrs. Conklin of Bradford visiting Mrs. C. D. Seaman. Mrs. C. A. Luce of Onoville called on Mrs. Frank Marsh. J. E. Fogle drills another well on B. G. Morrison's land, hoping for another paying result after a successful recent well. R. E. Green and wife spent the Fourth at West Line. Morrison sisters attended Chautauqua recently.
Mrs S E McMillen and daughters visited. George Smith of Onoville seen on streets last week. Dr W M Baker from Warren for trout fishing. Mrs Flora Kidder and children of Jamestown hosted by Mrs J M Green. Melville Blood and family in town visiting relatives Henry Muntz. Mrs F A McGill of West Line visiting her parents Mr and Mrs S L Morrison. Mrs David Holt visiting relatives in Corydon. Mrs J E Morse entertaining relatives from Bradford. P C Holt a Warren visitor. Mr and Mrs R E Green hosting friends from Pittsburg this week.
July 22 Thursday night about 6 30 Harcourt Whittaker 14 of Braddock Pa died while swimming at Take Columbus above Sulphur Spring. He couldn't reach safety in the 12 to 15 foot deep step off. Funeral at John Dutton home Sunday 2 30 led by Rev Chilcote. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs T H Whittaker and sister Mary. E C Page of Omaha visiting. newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs Frank Crosby of Braddock July 17.
The Ladies' Aid gathered with Mrs. Albert Anderson on July 17 with nearly all members present and several visitors. Four new members were admitted and a fine dinner was served. Sadie Darling is visiting relatives in Eihe county.
W M Delamater and family spent Sunday with C J Samuelson. Miss Bere and Mr Nelson of Warren visited Theodore Akins. Mr and Mrs Yates of New York City stay with Mr and Mrs Akins. Frank Falconer returns home. Rev Belden Crother and wife from Buffalo visit. Eric Carlson and family return home from Rochester visit. Gust Peterson helps his father with haying. Mrs Brew’s 18 chickens and two ducks killed by a weasel. Harry caught the weasel. Wrightsville’s ball team lost to Chandlers Valley 2nd nine. Mrs O J Gunning of Warren visits relatives in the Valley. Miss Falconer family will leave for the Exposition this week.
Mrs Powers from Utica visited sister Mrs Hare then went to Yankee Bush to see John Porter. Emil Johnson was in Oil City on business. The Mahaffy and Grawbadger sisters stayed with Mrs Schweitzer in Glade. Clark family at cottage then returned to Warren. Hotchkiss and Mary Smith with relatives from Warren at Sinclair cottage. Shirley family from Stoneham visited Schweitzer family. Schnur of Warren enjoyed time at their cottage. Larson and Ross Seager of Warren with Elmer Deleplain of Westfield spent a week at Camp Columbia. H N Schweitzer visited his mother in Warren. A F Johnson in Warren. Fred Newark of Blue Jay and Amelia Agard from Glade visited Miss Isabell Atkins.
The Pittsburg Life and Trust Company seeks an experienced life insurance man to secure and supervise agents in this county. Liberal salary and expense arrangement for the right party. State age past business experience and references. Address Home Office Pittsburg Pa. July 25 1911.
For Sue a forty acre farm ten room house and large barn with good water is five miles from Russell. Inquire Marr Office.
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