Home matters and local changes in Warren
The Warren Mail reports O W Beaty beginning a two story expansion for Hunter and Son and A A Davis Co with C W Ahdey supervising. The East Warren Real Estate Co is selling woodland to Warren Street Railway Co for a park and picnic area behind the Lacy farm. Local enlistees Arthur Hunzinger Irvine Hinton Roy Poole Harry Page pass a rigid exam. some depart for Camp Meade to join the 28th regiment. John M Tyson leaves Warren Y M C A to become Erie physical instructor. successor not yet named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side Park
East Warren Real Estate Co
Warren Street Railway Co
Glade Township
Lacy Farm
Arthur Hunzinger
Irvine Hinton
Co.i Vols
Roy Poole
6Th Ohio
Cuba
Harry Page
Wyoming Vols
Signal Corps
Warren
Messrs
Hunzinger
Poole
Hinton
Erie
Camp Meade
John M. Tyson
Warren Y. M.C. A
Jailing of a preacher shocks Warren county crowd
Justice Green jailed M. B. Case on a disturbing the peace charge last Tuesday morning, amid tension with the Gospel Workers faction. Also reported, 15 year old Rick Myers suffered a severe haying accident when a hay fork tine pierced his abdomen, risking liver and possibly lung, with Dr. Baker and Warren Emergency Hospital attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Justice Green
M. B. Case
Case
Rick Myers
James N. Myers
Glade
Baker
Warren Emergency Hospital
Sweet Worm Powder Ad Boosts Pale Children Health
An old advertisement claims pale and sickly children grow strong and well after using Sweet Worm Powder, offered for 25 cents.
In Memoriam for Hiram W. Lane of Warren Lodge
Resolutions from Warren Lodge No 339 I C C F mark the death of Brother Hiram W Lane on July 6 1899 at Russell Pa The group mourns his loss and extends sympathy to his family The charter will be draped in mourning for thirty days and resolutions will be published in local papers and Russell Record A Beaty offers Warren Pa building lot on contract with monthly payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Lodge No
Hiram W. Lane
Russell
H. W. Lane
Brother Lane
Russell Record
Lodge
A. Hertzel
Fruits and Vegetables Offer Fresh Prices at Warren
S J Cook produce commission merchant Exchange Block Warren lists carload potatoes at 75c per bushel and watermelons from Georgia and South Carolina at low prices. Cantaloupes Green Corn Peaches Plums Tomatoes Cucumbers lemons 15 and 20c per dozen apples 25c per peck all fruits and vegetables at lower prices. consignments solicited. call to inspect goods and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Cook
Produce Commission
Exchange Block
Warren
Georgia
South Carolina
Allen fits feet at 221 Liberty street Ort closed
Allen fits feet at 221 Liberty street with Ort closed. Wednesday price $1.25. Tions $1.40. Mrs. Rick Donovan of Kane visits M. Silk. Mrs. E. Bowle of Corry visits brother Henry and family. Miss Belle Boyce returns from Detroit. Wales and friends visiting Corry. George W. Sill and Max on short Maine visit. George Spinner leaves for Erie and Cleveland. Miss Murpoca of Medina NY and John Stuart of NYC visit Mrs. S. P. Hall. Rev. J W Smith on vacation and no Presbyterian service next Sunday. W D Hinckley to Chicago today with wife returning next week. Pension grants and increases for local residents. Albert C Jacobs and spouse housekeeping on High and Poplar. Bradford street car accident fatal. Batton killed, Johnson injured. Warren people at Chautauqua. Street fairs at Franklin and Maudville. Eric’s Elks street fair next week. Mirabelle Teese elected Warren School Board teacher. J W Lusher returns from around the world. Northwestern Volunteer Firemen to reunion at Bradford. Raton W Davis called to Boston for wire works work. Col D Gardner Warren PA noted by Buffalo Courier. State farm colony plans advance. Starr farm North Warren build $30,000. Hospital Annex $10,209. Harry Batson defeats Billy Smith in 200 yard dash. 10.5 seconds noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick Donovan
Kane
M. Silk
E. Bowle
Corry
Henry
Belle Boyce
Detroit
J. W. Crawford
Hakgrett Cowan
Jamestown
George W. Sill
Max
Maine
George Spinner
Erie
Cleveland
Dwight Smith
Garland
Lucius Markham
Bear Lake
Sam
Philip Beglar
Warren
Thomas Hewitt
North Clarendon
E. D. Greeley
Spring Creek
Albert C. Jacobs
Miss Barber
Corner High
Poplar
Casey
Bradford
F. A. Batton
J. S. Johnson
Chautauqua
L. D. Wetmore
W. Keegan
Marguerite
H. A. Booth
Helen
Lucia
Harriet Noyes
E. A. Waters
M. Waters
Franklin and
Maudville
Elks
Eric
Warren’s Fire Department
Light Brigade
Col. Gardner
State Farm Colony
Starr Farm
North Warren
Chas. M. Marston
Harry Batson
Sugar Grove
Billy” Smith
Batson
Titusville
Ackley
Emmet Sollinger
George Bauers
L. Ackley
Russell
D. M. Martin
J. Hodges
T. Moll
H. T. Russell
Fred Thompson
Dan Gregory
Fox Hill
Revy Hayward
Charles Randall
Mr. Wilkinson
Russell Club
Cold Spring Indians
Dr. Brown
Warren Phillips
Bertha Briggs
Frewsburg
N. Y
Frank Lindsey
Farmington
Bertha Cook
L. A. Marsh
Joe Jackson
Andy Youngs
County Clips Record Of Local Incidents And Moves
Local briefs report Mrs J B Young improving after calf incident. Leslie Stanton injured in wheat cradle accident. Ezra Bennett dies at 74 in Ackley. George Chatley hurt by rusty nail and blood poisoning worsens. Miss Lucile Blodgett leaves for Meadville coaching trip. Alice Palmer dies at 13. Mrs Mabel Davis to Nevada training in magnetic healing. New ironing board and ladder factory starts in Youngsville. Senator Cumings building addition in Ohio. Tidioute teachers list finalized with changes in Nos 4 5 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
J. B. Young
Leslie Stanton
Ezra Bennett
Ackley
George Chatley
North Warren
Youngsville
Lucile Blodgett
Meadville
Alice L. Palmer
S. Palmer
Mabel C. Davis
Nevada
Weltmer School of
Hazzard
West Main Street
H. Lilley
Tidioute
Senator Cumings
Ohio
Industrial
Mary E. Shannon
Allegheny
Eugenia E. Holcomb
Cambridgeboro
Misses Peters
Smyth
Sonemane
Nice Line of China Pitchers Sold Cheap
A local sale offers china pitchers ranging from 9 to 17 cents at the main office. Br o s LeGal blanks noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Bros
Mai
Russell News Highlights from Ackley and Surroundings
Local social notes recount Ackley visitors and new bicycles. Russell residents attend an ice cream social and attend church services. A Russell ball game against Cold Spring Indians is announced for Thursday. Warren and Frewsburg connections mention a July 19 wedding and various social calls.
Birthday and social visits fill Cable Hollow notes
Mrs Libbie Bird visits Frewsburg sister Mrs W W McCoy this week. Ada Ruhlman and son Paul visit Mrs Ruhlman’s parents Demmon. Two new members join U B church Miss Cora Park and Mrs Ada Ruhlman. William Jones of Ackley Station visits parsonage. W C T U rumors of officeholder selling wine. Surprise at parsonage for Mrs Depew’s birthday gifts and $10 for a couch. Guests include H T Russell Fenton B Hayward Carrie Cheney Rev H S Thomas and others. about 75 attend. A bountiful repast served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable Hollow
Libbie Bird
Frewsburg
N. Y
W. W. McCoy
Ada Ruhlman
Paul
Cornplanter
Ruhlman
Depew
Fox Hill
H. T. Russell
Fenton B. Hayward
Carrie Cheney
Russell
Thomas
John Clendening
Ackley Station
Joseph Clendening
Clendening Hill
Warren Social News From July Visitations
Miss Mabel Clark returns home from Warren for a short visit. Miss Chloe Marsh and E. W. Siegfried's Warren children take a month’s vacation at L. F. Deming’s. H. S. King, L. W. Lyon and companions tour Gardner’s rocks. Herb Phillips and S. Clark host E. R. Clark family at Glade. Fletcher nears barn completion. Wm. Curtis from Lander visits Jamestown. Rowland starts work on a new barn. H. L. Kidder and wife from North Warren spend Sunday on the Hill. H. P. Greenland and Miss Ellen Nelson visit Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Clark
Warren
Chloe Marsh
E. W. Siegfried
L. F. Deming
H. S. King
L. W. Lyon
Gardner’s Rocks
Herb Phillips
S. Clark
E. R. Clark
Glade
Fletcher
Local Social Notes From Youngsville July Visitations
In Youngsville July events list several visits and social rounds. Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Dunham hosted relatives from Fagundus, Miss Mary MacLean of Chicago visited Miss Klahr Mead, and Miss Flossie A. Davis spent Sunday with Miss Lillian Ross in Warren. Mrs. Ella Woodard and daughter from Smithfield W Va visited L. K. Dunham’s brother, Darius Jackson from Weldbank Pa appeared in town Tuesday, while Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Kinnear were in Warren on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
L. K. Dunham
Fagundus
Mary MacLean
Chicago
Klahr Mead
Flossie A. Davis
Warren
Lillian Ross
Ella Woodard
Smithfield
W. Va
Darius Jackson
Weldbank
F. D. Kinnear
Buying and Selling. Real Estate Transfers for Week Ending July 26 1899
A list of transfers shows A J Hazeltine to Anna C Nelson at Glade for 263.90, Bennett Bates to Eliza Jane Bates at Pine Grove for 1100, James Horton to Wm Simmons at Cherry Grove for 450, Nancy Hoffman to Chas Rogers at Cherry Grove for 1000, K R Geer and wife to Robt Barrett at Conewango for 240, John W Parshall to Willis C Osborne at Tidioute for 1500, another Parshall transfer at Tidioute for 500, Wm Dalrymple to Sydney Connely at Pittsfield for 100, Jane Maloy to P Resk at Sugar Grove for 150, Jerry and others to Gust Hokanson at Sheffield, and other transfers including A C Wade, Dwayne Marble and Addie Perkins, and Bear Lake and Columbus dealings to several parties for sums ranging mostly under 500. Additional transfers include C T Bordwell to Theo Hamilton Bear Lake for 332.50 and Lawrence Chadwick to H L Raymond Freehold for 500 with Bear Lake and Pleasant transfers totaling several hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Hazeltine
Anna C. Nelson
Glade
Bennett Bates
Eliza Jane Bates
Pine Grove
James Horton
Wm. Simmons
Cherry Grove
Nancy Hoffman
Chas
Rogers
K. R. Geer
Robt. Barrett
Conewango
John W. Parshall
Willis C. Osborne
Tidioute
Same
Wm. F. Dalrymple
Sydney
Connely
Pittsfield
Jane Maloy
P. Resk
Sugar Grove
Jerry Wd Etal
Gust Hokanson
Sheffield
A.C
Boat
D. P
Columus
Dwayne P
Addie M. Perkins
Columbus
Fannie
C. T. Bordwell
Theo. Hamilton
Bear Lake
Lawrence Chadwick
H. L. Raymond
Freehold
Ool Phillips
C. L. Chadwick
Frank O Ayling
G. L. Gordon
W. H. Evans
Chas. A.johnson
Bertha Schwartz
Pleasant
Thompson's Barasma Restores Health in Child
A five year old girl suffered bladder trouble for months despite doctors. After stopping medical treatments, Thompson's Barasma or Kidney and Liver Cure was tried. Five or six bottles produced a complete cure and the child became healthy again, per N. F. Leslie of Oil City, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
N. F. Leslie
Oil City
Earth
J. J. Borne
Titusville
Steamer City of Buffalo Struck by Lightning on Lake Chautauqua
The steamer City of Buffalo was struck by lightning last Tuesday evening while in Lake Chautauqua. Fireman Eugene Manross was severely shocked and seemed near death, pilot Robert Cofield was prostrated, and others on board were affected. The crew brought the steamer safely to Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Buffalo
Lake Chautauqua
Eugene Manross
Robert Cofield
Jamestown
FarmeEns Struthers Dealt With In Strange Notice
A fragmented OCR note discusses a Struthers figure named John and mentions horses and a transient vendor. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable beyond vague references to farming, horses, and livery connections.
18th annual reunion of the 145th regiment P V at Erie
Reunion date set for August 15 at 10:30 in the morning for the 145th regiment P V with events announced in local notices. The item names attendees and details of plans as printed in affected papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
145Th Regiment
P. V
Erie
Cameron County
Chautauqua
Mason and Dixon
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Constitutional Disease
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease requiring constitutional treatment. Taken internally it acts on blood and mucous surfaces with a $100 promise to pay for any failure to cure, by J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ever Man Urged to Visit Jacob Keller Tailor
A call is issued for every man to visit Jacob Keller the tailor and inspect his elegant stock of cloth and clothing made for perfect fit and durability. Do not miss this chance to choose from his latest styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keller
Jake
Deere
Warner Stevens Nuptials at Jamestown
George L. Warner of Sheffield Pennsylvania married Hattie Stevens of Highland on July 19 1899 at Jamestown New York in a ceremony conducted by Rev J W Campbell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner — Stevens
Jamestown
N. Y
J. W. Campbell
George L. Warner
Sheffield
Hattie Stevens
Highland
Dying in Warren Local Obituaries July 1899
Obituary notices for James H. Horton Geo H Humphrey E A Scott and William Robb from Warren reflecting deaths July 1899 burial plans and family condolences. Horton died at 39 from lung trouble after three years in Warren. Humphrey heart trouble. Scott a former Warren resident. Robb patient at Emergency Hospital with Snyder cemetery burial planned.
Essay on the Grail legends in medieval and modern verse
Clara Cowan delivers an 1899 commencement essay tracing the Grail myth from Pagan origins to Joseph of Arimathea, its preservation by descendants, and the medieval cycle. It surveys Chrétien de Troyes, Walter Map, Robert de Borron, Wolfram von Eschenbach, and Tennyson in Idyls of the King, noting Parzival as central and Galahad as the pure seeker. The piece links Sir Launfal and Lowell to the Grail motif, emphasizing moral perfection and compassion as the pathway to the Grail’s spiritual revelation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph of
Arimathea
England
Knights of the Round Table
Christian de Troyes
Walter Map
Robert de Borron
Parzival
Wolfram von Eschenbach
Gawan
Arthur
Round Table
Tennyson
Bors
Percivale
Lancelot
Galahad
Lowell
Sir Launfal
Launfal
Christ
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren, PA
Home Matters
O. W. Beaty
Hunter & Son
A.A. Davis & Co
C. W. Ahdey
J.H. Mitchell & Co
Grand Valley
C.D. Allen & Son
E. M. Tucker
Westfield
D. W. Beaty
Fehlman Bros
Merck & Kirberger’s
Ferlman Bros
Allen
Liberty Street
Miss Murpoca
Medina, N. Y
John Stuart
N.Y. City
S. P. Hall
J. W. Smith
Presbyterian Church
W. D. Hinckley
Putnanville
Heal
Greenville
Pennsylvania
Argus
Peter Gruber
Rochester
State Teachers’ Convention
Gettysburg
Harrisburg
Cambridge Springs
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance For Pennsylvania
Orpheus Hall
H. J. Lucup
Wyalusing
Bradford County
Susquehanna River
Western Penitentiary
Philadelphia Inquirer
Supreme Court of
Crawford County
Meadville Journal
Halsey
Wilkesbarre
State Board of Health
Bradford Field
National Guard
Court House
Smethport
County Commissioners’ Office
Holmes & Gilfillan
E. E. Stophel
Grant & Crowell
B. A. Taylor
Olean
F. A. Mason
Democrat
Tenth Pennsylvania
Uniontown
Pittsburg
Horrow
A.A. Horton
A. D. Horton
Edinboro Normal School
Edna C. Mead
Horton
James H. Horton
Bright
M. E. Church
Ovid Horton
Clara B. Cowan
Warren High School
Knights of Old
Kfree
Vocal Music
Leon H. Ensworth
T. O. Slater & CO
Water Street
Bon-Ton Millinery
Hickory St. Warren, Pa
Thousand Islands
Baeron House
Ae E. W Sealy
Repica
Petar
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Troy
Bellefonte
Williamsport
Cona
Sunbury
Shenandoah
Dauphin
Atlantic City
Cape May
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Avalon
Anglesea
Wildwood
Holy Beach
Delaware River Bridge
Market Street Wharf
Philadelphia
Harrar
Broad Street
Boston
League of American Wheelmen
S. Adelman and
Sie
Wil No
Franklin Street
East Rab
O.h.hunter & Son
Josh
Ers
B. G. Gregory
Sale
Hickory Street
Bergerne
Mrs. S. F. Cable & Co
the Warren Savings Bank
Orficers
A.J. Uaseltin
W. Beaty
Cashier eT ieee _Beaty
Woot
Jemas Cheek
Chertee McMann
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