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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
8
Instructions require all copy to be in by Tuesday each week. Each correspondent must sign his or her name on all communications but publication depends on request. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
June notes describe Mrs. Fred Newark and family visiting Warren relatives while others attend events in Russell and Jamestown. Several residents make trips to French’s grave reunion, Russell visits resume after a festive Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phillips of Russell visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. O M Bump. Sun A C Walker and family of Scandia visited here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs A W Young were Russell visitors Sunday evening. Earnest Stanton of Fox Hill visited his aunt Mrs Lauffenburger Sunday.
Ransom McKelvy was in Kane on business while Lewis DeJean returned to Warren. W L Greeley sold a log turner in Ludlow to A W Peterson. L C DeJean finishes logs for John Ayers. W B Stoddard will move his mill to B J Stockton’s Billy Bates farm. Mrs W S Greeley and daughter visited Corry. Crops look poor after severe weather. S D Harley and wife enjoy a trip by auto. Mrs Levi Leonard ill. Congregationalists visited Hillside for Davis church service led by Rev Westerfeist. attendees include Wm Taylor family and others. Clayton and Fay Stearns visited town on Saturday.
Miss Lillian Gustafson returned Thursday from Kane. The Young People's Society will host an ice cream social at the Lutheran parsonage Friday evening June 28. Cordial invitation extended to all.
Oscar Lind of Youngsville visited relatives this Sunday. Mr and Mrs Earl Barton moved to Pittsfield where Barton works for I A Whitney. Rev Ami Anderson a Augustana College graduate visited here last week. Local youths attended a mid summer picnic at Oil City. Wrightsville beat Chandlers Valley 17 to 10 in a Saturday baseball game at Wrightsville.
Dr Hammond and family visit relatives before sailing to Europe. Births include a son in Lincoln and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Sidler. Reflections on health, travel, and community events filling the Meadvill e area with visits, reunions, and church activities.
Local store promotes rug bargains with Percilla Rag Rugs in 9x10 and 9x12 ft sizes at 15 and 18 dollars, Hodges Wood Fiber and all wool rugs discounted to 6 9 or 7 50, 9x12 Wilton Velvet and Symarna Rugs featured from 28 50 to 38 50, plus Axminster and American Fiber items and linen suits on closeout.
June births reported for Mr and Mrs Beacher. Jamestown visitors to Mrs Rarey’s family. Mrs Alice Outrid traveled to Russell. Mrs Sylvester Passinger dies in Akeley Hollow after brief illness. Mrs Fish of Corydon visiting sister. Orie Headley to Warren on business. Dr Williesamson attended Mrs Clinton Beach who is ill. G H Marsh traveled to Warren. F A Nelson visited C D Outrid. Henry Fish hosted by Wallas Outrid. C Beach to Oneville. Mattig Headley called on Mrs Miller. Eugene Outrid went to Warren to visit E D Everts. Wallas Outrid and Guy Beach went to Scandia for business.
Miss Esther Hampson was a Warren visitor Saturday. Mrs. Roy Looney was in Warren on business Saturday. Jeff Peterson is nursing a very sore foot after stepping on a nail. Mrs. Geo Newark was in Kinzua on business Monday. Mrs. Roy McGee and her son Gerald visited her mother, Mrs. I R Hare, Monday evening.
Clare Houghtling starts work in Corry. Truman Lilly, Mrs. Whiteley and Mrs. McKay attend Salem meeting. Alma Houghtling visits Corry. Fred Phillis returns to Meadville. Will Mitchell rents farm to Fred Webster and moves to Corry. Harry Logan visits with parents. Ryland Logan and daughter visit Titusville relatives. Gospel Workers meeting at Mickle Hill. J F McClelland and Austin Northrop attend Salem meeting. William Gray visits Drake Hill. Elston visits Jas Phillis. Will Northrop calls at Houghtling home. Harold Armitage injures arm. S M Houghtling and Alma visit Byron Bates at Spring Creek.
Mr and Mrs Emmitt Bachelator of Mickle Hill visited Sam Brown's last Sunday, sharing a social call and greetings.
June updates report Henry Verfurth visiting his invalid sister in Iowa and Maude Baker visiting friends in Youngsville. Ed Bard paints E M Lowe’s house while Merritt Baker works there. Visits to Mrs Jean Verfurth and a Ladies Aid quilting session for Randolph Home. Margret Baker nursing in Sugar Grove now staying with parents. Secretary Cortel you collecting all outstanding $10 000 bills.
June 25 notes show Wm Schnur of Warren at his cottage for weekend. Carl Clark and companions from Warren enjoyed Camp Comfort. Emil Johnson and wife visited Garfield friends. Frank Karhli and wife of Glade stayed with J N Myers. Mr and Mrs Ross Seager from Warren spent Sunday at Camp Columbia. Amelia Agard of Glade visited Mrs I R Hare.
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