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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1908
Page
8
In Eis asks that all copy reach by Tuesday each week and require sign off on all communications. Names published only on request and writers are advised not to write on both sides of the paper.
July 27 item updates include O E Headley selling stock and a farm visit to Cornplanter Hollow. O D Outrid visited Russell Saturday. Haying chores are under way for James Bennett Joe Miller Beach and Lounsbury. Butter hauled to Warren. wood hauled to Corydon. several short visits around Warren Corydon and local farms. Headleys children are sick.
July 28 report from Alton Allen visiting Sheffield with family. Clint Manore busy drafting town signs. Charles Simpson nearing store opening Thursday with new stock. Charles Myers at Corry races Tuesday. Dr. Bennett operated on Charles Sidler for appendicitis at Corry Hospital Monday. Sherwood Simmons and Archie Damon work as policemen at Corry fair grounds. Columbus gains a shoemaker above Simmons’ store. urged patronage for long awaited service.
Juny 27 Mr and Mrs Steven Logan of Kentucky visited relatives here. A daughter was born July 15 1908 to Mr and Mrs Earl Sanford. Mrs Margaret Logan and children of Jamestown visited here for three weeks. Mrs McClelland of Gilson Ridge visits son the Rev Mr McClelland. Mrs Millie Teasdale and children of Meadville returned home after weeks with her mother Mrs Harriet Nichols. Merrill Dexter from Spartansburg visited his son John for a few weeks.
July 27 marked the first anniversary of the Keystone Guard with a church gathering Tuesday evening. Numerous residents, including Allen Bair and Miss Scholton, are noted in local visits and illnesses. Regular calls among Kane, Bear Lake, Meadville, Scandia, and Warren underscore a busy period for families and friends across the area.
Mrs. Ben Johnson attended events at Kane on Sunday. Mrs. B. D. Keeler traveled to Kane on Monday. William Maxwell joined the S. B. of A. dance in Kane Saturday. J. M. Passinger and Wm. Taylor went to Russell Monday for William Madigan’s illness. Mr. and Mrs. Swan Carlson and daughter Albertina visited Kane Sunday with their relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Potts drove to Kane Sunday. Fred Jackson called on Hulda Stoneburg Sunday. Bertha Kyler called on Miss Icy Wm. Nicholson spent Sunday with his family here. John Jackson went to Ludlow on business Monday. Frank Hall was here Monday on business.
Miss Fannie E. Cooney of the Warren post office visited relatives Monday. Beale and wife spent Sunday with Mrs Newbolds. Mrs S D I Newbold visited Oil City. Aios Bebee killed a 17 rattlesnake on York hill. Presbyterian children picnic on Yankee Bush hill at the Gross home. Rev J P Burns missed Sunday. Otto Crantz filled in admirably. Henry Walters suffers hand injury possibly losing his arm. Substantial sidewalks built around two homes including the postmaster’s 164 ft brick walk and 92 ft inner walk. Mrs Peter Johnson adds a good walk. Souvenir postcards drive one cent stamps. if nationwide, postal revenue deficit may be wiped out.
Mrs. Cora L W Richmond will speak at Lake Columbus Park next Sunday August 2 at 3 p m The creamery report covers June 22 July 21 milk 241181 lbs cream 12748 lbs butter 15141 lbs price 2249c per lb milk per lb butter 235 lbs value per 100 lbs milk 8391c test 374 The article notes Chas Simpson improvements Braddock visit by Mrs T H Whittaker and Miss Mary Whittaker and farm haying progress with weather impact oats turning ready for harvest.
The Carroll town Highway Commissioners petition the Public Service Commission over the Warren Jamestown Railway tunnel under the D A V & P line near Frewsburg. They allege neglect to shore the embankment, risking collapse onto the roadway, and seek a concrete wall to be built.
A boyhood dream of political prominence leads to a secretary role for the governor candidate Phunnyman. The narrator and Crook describe climbing by hanging on to leaders’ coattails, gaining salary and privileges, then following the path to the senate and reflecting on the politics of influence and praise.
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