Local notes from Corydon and surrounding towns
Local items report Marie M. Geer of Corydon receiving a pension from Uncle Sam. Mentions horse trades, school appointments in Sugar Grove and Clarendon, a new bank in Fredonia, and a June Memorial Day celebration in Corydon. Also notes mastodon bones found near Westfield and a Chautauqua rail service extension to Westfield with a new Mayville station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Marie M. Geer
Corydon
Allentown
Corry
Westfield
Edinboro
John F. Bigler
Youngsville
Knights and Ladies of the Maccabee Societies
Emma Kemp
J.C. Wallace
New Castle
Chautauqua County
Cupid
Franklin Spectator
Sugar Grove Boro
P. H. Dowling
Estella Noyes
Gregg
Stuart
Fredonia
N. Y
State Bank
Miner’s Bank
H. M. Sweetland
Ernest M. Corey
National Transit Field
Monarch Park
Oil City
Clarendon Boro
D. W. Morrison
Tionesta Boro
Meadville Distilling Company
London
Crawford County
Henry Haddock
George Goodwill
Howard
Southwest Township
Delo
Griffith
Goodwill Hill
McGuire and
Fogle
Enterprise
Alda Fogle
Colorado
Zella Baugher
Swede Hill
Samuel White
Hunter
John Stevens
Pineville
Susie Anderson
Selkirk
Tur
Titusville
B. D. Benson
Jefferson
Ell
Brown
Franklin’s
Lander
RK. E. Brown
Clinton Brown
la Crosse
Wisconsin
R. A. Love
Warren
S. R. Brown
Charles Morgan
P. W. Brown
New Cloths At Jacob Keller Tailor Store
Now is the Time to view the new cloths at Jacob Keller Tailor. He offers a immense assortment of the latest fashionable cloths for suits trousers and overcoats with quality and price to suit the most particular. Includes a fine lot of cloths for ladies skirts. No sweat shop work. good honest work by home union tailors. Pay your subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keller
Home Union
Wrightsville County News Briefs and Local Moves
Ensign De Garris of the Salvation Army preached at the M. E. Church. Frank Miles left A. Wright's store for Columbus to pursue barbering. Miss Curtis of New York visits Mrs. Rose Gross. Miss Mary Thompson heads to Chautauqua. C. W. Wynn repaints his house. Mrs. Edith Irvine Beale returns from Warren. Miss Marian Wright visits Grandma Irvine. Rev Rinell blesses Clyde Carl Westren born June 20. Mrs. Rice returns from Ashville. Laura Wright remains ill. Teachers for next term named: Mr. Mallory and Miss Fern Boone. Thomas Yates buys the Gross block to relocate his store. Mrs. Reed and husband guests at J. E. Sliter's. Edith Sliter visits Sugar Trove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrightsville
Local Social Notes From Dugall June Event Totals
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Carlson of Titusville visited Andrew and Mary Ekstrom over the weekend. Young folks attended a Warren picnic and many stayed for the Samuelson reunion. Mr and Mrs Charles Lundgren of Buffalo visited in town. The Boughton ice cream social drew a large crowd. Rosa Jones wed Joseph Anderson in Warren on June 25 with reception at the Owens home. Mrs Seyser of Erie visits Lundgrens. Charlie Lake of Freehold passed through town. Judith Anderson took a trip to Youngsville. Albert Anderson of Youngsville spent Sunday at home. Gust Mumford and wife went to Columbus on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Boughton
Lavern Page
C. M. Jones
Warren
Rosa Jones
Joseph Anderson
George Owens
Seyser
Erie
Jonas Lundgren
Charlie Lake
Freehold
Judith Anderson
Youngsville
Albert Anderson
Gust Mumford
Columbus
Weather Dampens Farm Prospects and Local Marriages
The entry notes cold weather harming corn and hay yields, mentions Mrs. Geo. Mudge visiting Berthpage relatives, and Mrs. Walter Lamona's improving health. It reports the marriage of David Crane and Pauline Zeeb, and lists teachers hired for Spring Creek, West Spring Creek, Turner Hill, Olmstead, Bates, Cobb, Eastman, Tubbs, and Armitage for the coming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Mudge
Berthpage
A. Johnson
Walter Lamona
David Crane
Pauline Zeeb
Peace
Michael Zeeb
A. N. McCrary
Garland
Spring Creek
George Johnson
Mary Zeeb
West Spring Creek
Dena Whitley
Gertrude Bingham
Turner Hill
Maude Root
Olmstead
Nellie Wood
Bates
Anna Myers
Cobb
Gertrude Burrows
Eastman
Bessie Pereau
Tubbs
Idel Mitchell
Armitage
Francis Brooks
Local Business and Community Notes June Update
June notices report Buxton selling his barber shop to Frank Miles of Freehold who moves here this week and a Texas departure for Buxton. A corner band concert is planned at park Thursday evening with W T U serving ice cream and cake. Y E Dewey adds a veranda to his house. Grange hall hop enjoyed Saturday night. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs W H Muzzy Thursday afternoon. Robert Burch improving. Miss Cora Hardinger of Mill Village visited friends. Despite cold season crops look good, especially oats. grass cutting down from spring excess. Monday snow covered the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buxton
Frank Miles
Freehold
Texas
Local Visits and Community Events Highlight Weekend
Mrs A W Jones of North Warren visited friends in town Friday and Saturday. Local residents attended graduation exercises at Sugar Grove. A children’s day service with decorated U B Church and a strong drill by eight girls pleased the audience. Many neighbors joined the Swedish picnic in Warren. The Samuelson family reunion also drew local attendees in Warren Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Jones
North Warren
Sugar Grove
U. B
Warren
Samuelson
Major land sale of 1100 acres near Port Allegheny
The American Extract Company Wyman Chemical Company and Bemis and Son buy the Dalrymple Estate near Port Allegheny for 85000. The plan divides timber rights with the extract company taking bark Bemis and Son the lumber and the chemical company the hardwood. Expected yields include 10000000 cords of hemlock and 20000000 feet of bark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Extract Company
Wyman Chemical Company
Bemis & Son
Dalrymple
Port Allegheny
Bemis and Son
Chemical Company
Bradford
Merek & Kirberger’s
Emergency Hospital to Postpone Nonurgent Operations
The Board of Directors informs the public that due to renovations in the operating rooms, no operations except emergencies can be performed at Emergency Hospital until completion. Emergencies will be treated, but patients are asked to defer nonurgent procedures for two weeks if possible. The work includes a tile floor and other improvements, aiming to provide a top operating room in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
Penn Railway Excursion Fares For National Education Meet
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets from all stations July 4 to 6 for the National Education Association meeting in Minneapolis. Return travel possible July 8 to July 14 for a single fare plus 2 dollars with joint agent endorsement and a 25 cent service fee. An extended return to September 1 requires depositing the ticket during July 8 to 14 and a 50 cent deposit. Details from ticket agents.
Erie Railroad Round Trip to Minneapolis During NEA Convention
Erie Railroad offers one fare plus 2 dollars for a round trip from all stations to Minneapolis and return during the National Educational Association Convention. Tickets on sale July 15 to July 17, good for return by July 14. By depositing at Minneapolis Joint Agent and paying 50 cent fee, return may be extended to September 1, 1902. Details at Erie ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Educational Association
Erie Railroad
Minneapolis
Minn
Erie
Pennsylvania Railroad offers oil city Titusville excursion
A low-rate excursion runs Sunday June 29 from Warren at 9 56 a m to Oil City and Titusville by special train. Return from Titusville at 7 p m and Oil City at 7 40 p m. Round trip tickets valid June 29 only on special train and June 30 on regular trains cost 1.00 to Oil City or Titusville. children 5 to 12 pay half.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Oil City
Titusville
Warren
Cheap Summer Excursions From Erie Rail Line
The Erie Railroad offers special low rate excursion tickets in June through September to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo and other Colorado points Salt Lake City Ogden and select destinations in South Dakota St Paul Minneapolis Duluth and other Wisconsin and Minnesota locations. Consult any Erie ticket agent or write F H Garfield D P A Jamestown NY for trip planning.
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Erie Railroad
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Colorado
Salt Lake City
Ogden
South Dakota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Wisconsin
Minnesota
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown
N. Y
Utah
A. J. Smith
Cleveland
Hio
New London Grange initiates seventeen candidates
Triumph township held initiation for seventeen candidates last Friday evening. Deputy Master Mr. Crocker led the initiatory work while visiting members spoke, and a fine banquet for eighty was served. New London Grange owns a well furnished hall and Pomona Grange will visit in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW London Grange
Triumph
Crocker
Pomona Grange
Fourth of July Excursion Ticket Sale By D A V and P Ry
The D A V and P Railway will offer excursion tickets on July 3 and 4 to destinations within 200 miles of the selling station at low rates. Return travel must be completed by July 7. Tickets are valid to many lines connected with the lake shore. For details contact local agents.
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Lake Shore
Struthers Hotel Barn Under New Management
John Stinger takes charge to care for farmers horses at the Struthers Hotel Barn. Transient trade welcome as no livery service is offered. Morck and Kirberger advertise wedding and graduation gifts as their best selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
Morck & Kirberger’s
Sensational Carpet Sale by Metzger & Hogan
Metzger and Hogan advertise a cash sale with one third off regular prices on a wide carpet stock. Rolls include 150 piles and 165 Brussells, with all wool Ingrains discounted and grass matting offered at 29 cents. Prior prices and patterns listed for Hartford, Wilton, Body Brussells, and Tapestry Brussells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussells
Ingram
Ladies' Suits Jackets and Skirts at Half Price
Vacation ready wardrobes offered with deep discounts on all wool suits jackets and skirts. All-wool suits priced from 6.90 to 23.90, Eton jackets from 6.90 to 12.75, walking and dress skirts in multiple low price points, wash suits and assorted muslin underwear and shirt waists highlighted.
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America
For Sale Gas Engine and Implements at State Hospital
For sale cheap at State Hospital North Warren Pa. Items listed include a 20 H P Erie Gas Engine in good condition, buggies, phaeton, cultivators, tread power, fodder cutter, Walter A Wood Reaper, hay rake, grain drill, sulkey plows, potato digger. Apply to J W Greenland Steward. 5-1-2t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital
North Warren
H. P. Erie
Walter A. Wood
J. W. Greenland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lester Waterhouse
Jamestown, Chautauqua and Lake Erie Railroad
Mayville
Chautauqua Street
Chautauqua Steamboat Co
Point Chautauqua
Chandler’s Valley
Eureka Harness Oil
Standard Oil CO
National Education Association
Elastic Japan
Warren Roof Paint Co
P. O
Metzger & Hogan
Hartford’s
Eton
Kopf & Henry
Warren, PA
J. Foley
A. A.davis
B. Warren Tel. Co
Eberhart & Miller
Water Street
Suspension Bridge
MAY Bank & CO
Iron Works
Struthers Station
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