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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
8
The Warren Mail notes the State College commencement runs June 9 to 12 with Col W J Hulings delivering the graduation address on the 12th. RipGway’s good luck arrives all at once and a dynamo works project has led to a new oil strike.
The Warren Specialty Company of Warren Pennsylvania advertises laundry and toilet soaps harness dressing and axle grease. It offers first class goods with right prices and the highest cash prices paid for tallow and other pure greases.
Robert Johnson announces cash for scrap metal and rubber items free of dirt and iron. He will meet buyers at Watson Avenue near Boss Wagon Shop between Second and Third streets or at Seeley’s boarding house on Poplar Street to greet friends.
A party seeks a contract to extract ten to twenty thousand railroad cross ties in oak and chestnut on railroad lands 50 miles south of Grafton and 16 miles from Grafton in West Virginia. Extension options may cover five to ten thousand acres. McClure Mabie Lumber Co Mabie Randolph County WV listed as bidder.
To the farmer and general public bring your iron, copper, brass, zinc, lead, rope, rags, rubber for spot cash at Warren Iron Metal Co. opposite Freight Depot on Fourth Street. Telephone 28. The Struthers Hotel Barn now run by John Stinger offers special care for horses with no in-house livery. Sugar at 2 cents a pound not cheaper than Smiley and Bettis goods on Second Street. opening day next Saturday.
June correspondence from Irvington reports Miss Josie Hughes leaving to join her sister, Memorial Day remembrances, visits by F. J. Clark and Adolph Jasperson, a barn fire at W. G. Shannon’s farm with no insurance, property changes by Charles J. Swanson, Epworth League officers installed with a large gathering, community socials, a vacancy for justice of the peace as Squire E. W. Cooney’s term ends, and visits by Lewis Conroy kin and other residents plus summer arrivals Uncle Peter Tomlinson and Miss Stanton at the Springs.
June 4 updates show Boone family moving into mill house births and illnesses. Alfred Jones couple welcome a son, while Polly Alexander Pierce is moved for burial at Lottsville. Cort Wright and Travers Fuller visit and recover from injury. Circuits of repairs, church events, and stray horse incidents fill the week.
June notes praise sunny weather after rain and Memorial Day success. Rev Fenton led remarks honoring heroes while Spring Creek band and singers under Mrs Willson Donaldson and Miss Bonnie Baker performed. Maccabees and Woodmen joined G A R parade. babies born and a near fire at Charles Foster's house reported.
Mrs Langdon returned from Findleys Lake while C J Samelson lost a three year old colt. Rev Mr Langdon Anna Falconer and May Griggs attended S S and Y P C U Conventions in Conewango this week. Charles Peterson moved household goods to a farm near Jamestown. J P Bondeson fell from a wagon and broke his shoulder. Valley Grange members plan to Pomona Grange at Limestone this week. Literary meets at Mrs Delamater's Friday evening. Miss Coleman returned from Farmington after a week away.
New lot of cloths received by Jacob Keller the Tailor with new styles and prices. Ladies skirts offered at very low prices and spring and summer suitings shown. Home union work promised, no sweat shop. Millinery newly added with low prices at the New ...
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