COUNTY LETTERS Notice to Correspondents
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
8
All copy must be in our hands by Tuesday each week. Each correspondent must sign their name to all communications, but the name will not be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
Mrs. Hay returns to Westline to settle there. Courthouse attendance noted as several local residents vist Smethport court. Frank Peterson of Duluth plans return with Miss Olson to live there. Numerous visits and travel between Kane Sheffield Jersey Shore Williamsport and nearby areas. Keeler Chemical Co. closes factory for repairs. Murder trial defendant John Olson deemed insane. Community visits reflect family ties and movements across Kane, East Kane, Russell and McKean counties.
June social row includes Mrs A E Singleton visiting Pittsfield and Karl Myers returning from Baltimore. Mrs Culbertson hosts guests at the Springs with Mrs Case Love and Starrett. Carl Horn opens a grocery there. Plus Miss Allie Walters returns from Buffalo and the Singleton family moves to the Jackson home. Traction engine brings a picture show. Peter Nelson returns from New Wilmington. Local fish pirates on Irvine Run blamed for harming trout with lime. vandals urged to be caught and punished.
Ruth Brown two years old died Friday June 5 after a two week illness. Funeral held Monday afternoon from the home with Rev. O J Gage and Rev Mr Armstrong officiating. Attending from Corry Cambridge Springs Warren Youngsville and North Warren were Edgar Brown wife and daughter Mr and Mrs Orrin Polley Mrs Andy Kitlinger Mrs Mary Engstrom and Cecile Mrs Pearl Palmer and son. Mrs Otto Gustafson and Mrs Oscar Bergman called on friends in town. Mrs Minnie Fisher of Sugar Grove visiting relatives on the Hill. Mr and Mrs Harry Wells of Warren visited their grandparents Mr and Mrs M Finlan.
Charles Myers and wife drove to Corry on hotel business. Clarence Lynn visited to see Dr. Bennett. Lamona went to Panama Rocks while Lewis Baker attended a ball game in Corry. The new steamboat runs daily and draws crowds to the park. The K O T M hosted a well attended dance in Fry block last Friday.
A daughter born June 6 to Mr and Mrs Elton Allen. A wedding June 3 at the Simmons home joined Lester Simmons and Miss Chloie Gifford with a small gathering. The Board of Education named E L Monroe Carl ton Barnes W S Page Ruth Scholton and Millicent Morrison for next year. Cemetery Auxiliary meets June 12 with Mrs H S Ayer. Mrs BE Monroe visiting Ithaca. Corry L O T M hosted a pleasant Friday tea. Crops and grass are noted as thriving.
Mrs. Elias Akeley and Mr. Akeley were Warren visitors Monday. A. C. Walker and family from Scan…
Neighbors from Scandia Russell and Hemlock visit relatives at Bertha Passinger Mary Mullen families and attend to Mrs W H Madigan who is now able to be wheeled in an invalid chair. Several visitors are noted including L G Adams Freeda Mattison and Frank Phillips along with George Beach and Percy Perkins seen in town Sunday.
June entries list moves and visits including Charles Martin at Harvey Lounsbury house. Mrs Headley visits friends in Russell and Mrs C D Outrid travels to James town on daughter visit. Various locals paint, farm work, sheep shearing machine bought, and small business trips noted.
Deputy Secretary Martin lists county and local agricultural society exhibitions for the year. Last year attendance fell to 1,829,389 with premiums at 130,160.03 dollars. premiums rise to 174,350 dollars this year. Fairs span Armstrong Dayton to Washington Burgettstown from August through October, with Grangers and Patrons exhibitions at Williams Grove and Center Hall respectively.
Dr John C F Bush of Wahoo Nebraska died Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs John Steen from heart failure after returning from a baseball game and reading a newspaper on the veranda He was born in 1856 in Chautauqua County and studied medicine graduating with honors He is survived by his wife two brothers and one sister and was active in Masonic orders The funeral was held in Jamestown on Sunday He and his wife were planning a trip to Italy sailing June 20
In Terre Haute a shoemaker named Fitzhugh stands out, proving sharper craft than many peers and drawing local attention for his skill and quality.
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