Neighborhood notes and regional events in Warren area
June 23 1904 notes list planned July 4th celebrations Pierces and Bass fishing on Lake Chautauqua Erie and Jamestown activities Grange building furnishing progress fish season openings and local civic items including post office name change Brokenstraw Niobe and local legal notices Fire and bids for bridges Youngsville Fourth of July program with races parades and dances
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trachers
Freehold Township
Mary Pierce
Lottsville
Anna Faust
Wrightsville
Jessie Willett
Mattie Allen
Pilling Hill
Jennie McIintyre
Brokenstraw
Niobe
Henry D. Parker
Harmony
Erie
Bradford
Pennsylvania
Crawford County
Sam
Franklin Spectator
Youngsville
Kinnear’s Grove
Dr. McClane
Cal. McKinney
Wedding Presents at Merek & Kirberger's Headquarters
Advertisement notes wedding presents including cut glass silverware clocks watches jewelry with inspection invited and low prices. Also announces Pennsylvania Chautauqua at Mt Gretna Pa July 1 to August 5 1904 with reduced excursion tickets by Pennsylvania Railroad. Also sale notice for about 150 pressed brick at the mail office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weddin
Mt. Gretna
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Merck & Kirberger’s
Body identified in county cases leads to Erie man
The mangled body found near the P and E Railroad last Thursday morning is identified as Timothy Sullivan of Erie. A brother lived in Warren and traveled there seeking work. Sullivan was about 27, unmarried, and died on a freight train. his remains were sent to Erie for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Sullivan
Erie
Warren
Preston
Rouse Hospital
Bank
Main St
Street Railway Co
Ed Jackson
Garrett
Cattaraugus County
N. Y
8. R. Mc
Michigan
Mead
B. B. Siggins
Youngsville
Tidioute
Siggins
Philadelphia
Eliza Siggins
Local Social Roundup From Lottsville and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs D G Lowe visited friends in Jamestown and Lakewood last week. Misses Mary Ethel Pierce and Flora Kemp attended Sugar Grove commencement. Mrs Elva Carr and Genevieve Carr visited relatives in Tionesta. Marjorie Blanchard of Jamestown visits locally. Various residents travel to Jamestown Holton N Y and Pittsfield. Freehold township hires several teachers for the coming year with some schools still vacant. Quarterly Meeting services held at Wesleyan Church. Arlene Ricker returns from Chrystelene Ohio. Gerald Carr goes to Westfield for work. Mrs Clarinda Rice visits Lottsville and Wrightsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Lowe
Jamestown
Lakewood
Mary and
Ethel Pierce
Flora Kemp
Sugar Grove
Elva Carr
Genevieve Carr
Tionesta
Marjorie Blanchard
Harry Pierce
Robert Barlow
Harry Ostlund
Holton
N. Y
Ethel Perry
George Norris
L. J. Oakes
Edinboro
Vena Trusler
Pittsfield
Verda Rosequist
Nettie Rosequist
Barnett Rosequist
Freehold Township
Lottsville
Mary Pierce
Forest
Jennie McIntyre
Hillside
Verne Jones
Sears Hill
Ida Dunham
Pilling Hill
Mattie Allen
Wesleyan Church
Arlene Ricker
Chrystelene
Ohio
Gerald Carr
Westfield
Clarinda Rice
Ashville
Wrightsville
Local Social Notes and Family Visits Chronicle Quiet Week
June 14 notes show Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Corry visiting Wrightsville relatives. Harry Palmer attends Fairview School. J. L. Thompson and wife return from Mercer County. Mrs. Mattie Sherrard and daughters visit on the Hill. N. S. Brown travels to West Virginia for work. Lizzie Samuelson visits Miola Pa and later at Tidioute. A. Stevenson prepares a new house cellar. Stearns family funeral attendance at Jackson Run. George Weaver injures hand at Whaley’s mill. Kelley and McKee suffer thumb injuries. Myrtle Carlson returns home with L. J. Johnson. Johnson visits Kinzua. Samuelson returns from Pa. Jamestown visit hosted by E. K. Stearns. Betsey Miller visits brother W. D. Stearns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Corry
Wrightsville
Harry Palmer
Fairview
J. L. Thompson
Mercer County
Mattie Sherrard
N. S. Brown
West Virginia
Lizzie Samuelson
Miola
Dancan McNaughton
A. Stevenson
K. K. Stearns
Cora
Will
Charley Fay
Jackson Run
Whaley
George Weaver
L. J. Johnson
Johnson
Kinzua
Tidioute
Minola
E. K. Stearns
Jamestown
Betsey Miller
W. D. Stearns
Local News Items and Milk Dividend Report
June notes include a milk dividend at Creamery for May 16 to 29 with 6 cents per 100 pounds and 3.7 percent general average list. Butter sold at 18 cents per pound. Social mentions include visits by Mrs. Jennie Ford and Lena Smith, Anna Tyler's marriage to Lester Kelley, and travel updates for Mrs. H. S. Ayer, Amy Scholton, Ruth Scholton, Lulu Covel, and C. A. Blakeslee. A fire at Emmet Curtis residence damaged upper portions, with most goods saved. Apple prospects look strong for fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Ford
Titusville
Jones Smith
Lena Smith
Anna Tyler
Lester Kelley
Rennslaer Falls
N. Y
Ayer
Lily Dale
Emmet Curtis
Amy Scholton
Beaver
Ruth Scholton
Lulu Covel
Edinboro
C. A. Blakeslee
Meadville
Local brick company ships first cars and sells to church
The Standard Shale Brick Company sent out its first car of brick last week. About 150,000 bricks were sold to a church at North Warren, with several carloads more moved as the firm reports strong early success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Standard Shale Brick Company
North Warren
C. S. Mead
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Local Travel Visits From Pittsburg and Nearby
June 20 notes show Dr Charles Evans and family of Pittsburg visiting his parents Mr and Mrs S H Evans. Fred Benner and sister Mary of Paducah visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Taggart. Miss Martha Jennings returns home after winter with sister Mrs Thompson of Pittsburg. Mrs H A Couse and daughter from Cleveland arrived to spend summer with her mother Mrs Neyhart. T H Ellis and family, longtime residents, leave for Marcus Hook to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Evans
Pittsburg
S. H. Evans
Fred Benner
Mary
Paducah
Taggart
Martha Jennings
Thompson
H. A. Couse
Cleveland
Neyhart
T. H. Ellis
Marcus Hook
Notice to customers about old claims of Davis Drug Co
The Davis Drug Co Limited states that notices of claims for goods sold before February 6 1904 issued by Attorney Arird are not owned by the current company which took charge the day before. The notice explains the old firm is defunct and the present company purchased the store, so customers should not regard such notices as debts of the new firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Drug Company, Limited
Arird
THE
Davis Drueg Co
M. M. Dunham
Pianos Promoted In Warren Wareroom Sale
C. H. Henderson Piano Co promotes a large piano selection from eight manufacturers in Warren Pennsylvania with 15 day house cleaning bargains and easy terms. Second upright trades offered. Special train service by D A Vv and P R R departs Dunkirk 9 45 PM and Irvington 9 30 PM for Dunkirk and stations for travel back home on the 4th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
C. H. Henderson Piano CO
Penn’a Ave
East
Warren, Pa
Dunkirk
Titusville
Irvington
Denkirk
Also Mentioned on This Page
He Waren
CLEAN
Chautauqua
EpiNnBoroo
First National Bank
Lake Chautauqua
Pennsylvania State Grange
Jamestown District
Methodist Church
North Clarendon
M. E
Brocton
P. P. Pinney
Chautauqua County
Grange
Chautauqua Lake
Bridget McCarthy
Pierce
Boyd Glass
Mt. Jewett
W. B. Heck
Lathrop L. Hanchett
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of New York
Hanchett
Jamestown Journal
W. B. Whitney
Sherman, N. Y
Navy Department
Uncle Sam
Tuna Lodge
United States
Mason
Falconer
Mrs. Burgess
Will Noble
St. Mary’s
Mrs. Buchanan
Brown Hill
Columbus
J. Hill
Westerville
Younie Street
Cumings
Howard Atkinson
Willoughby
Buffalo
Niles C. Bartholomew
Ethel Hague
Sheffield
Amy Bailey
T. V. R’s General Office
Union School
N. Greenland & Son
Banner Lye
Penn Chemical Works
Mart
Shears Department Store
Warren, Penna
F. M. Knapp
M. Siegfried
Chas. E. Cobb, Casnier
H. M. Preston
Geo. E. Colvin
Crescent
Dayton
National
Gendron
Penn’s Avenue West
Diamond Block
Liberty St
Penna. Avenue
J. Foley
A. A.davis & Telephone Connections
B. Warren Tel. Co
Edward E. Hertzel
Join Hepburn, M.D
Corner Market St
Penn’a Avenue
Timothy
Kopf & Henry
Greenlund & Son’s
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