Warren News Briefs and Local Notices
Warren items report Col. Ellsworth death in Erie March 1st and 16th regiment to Pan American expo in Buffalo. Other notes include Green removal sale at 207 Liberty St, Miss Russell to New York study music, town meetings, school activities, and Y. M. C. A. officers and Knights of Valor anti tobacco league formation.
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Allen
Liberty Street
Judge
L. D. Wetmore
Warren
Col. Ellsworth
Erie
Wendelboe
Liberty St
Belle MacKay
New York State
Buffalo
Franklin News
Warren High School
N. Y
Nellie M. Gould
J. A. Hall
Richard Fricke
Washington
Edna Wood
Washington College
Third and
T Streets
J. W. Dunkle, Esq
U. S
J. C. Sibley
Charles Miller
Dunkle
Harold
J. H. Sandstrom
S. V. O. Hall
Alex. Erickson
Knights of Valor
Supt. MacGowan
Ensworth
Vera
Sec’y Dodge
LaMPs and Globes at Way Down Prices
Fehiman Bros offers lamps and globes at reduced sale prices with clear discounts and limited stock. Customers invited to visit the shop for bargain lighting fixtures and accessories.
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Fehlman Bros
Boro Council Swears In New Members and Elects Officers
City council meeting last Monday approves pay of six dollars for each member. T. O. Slater and J. F. Clark sworn in as councilmen replacing B. G. Gregory and Joseph Hill. Clyde Smith contracted to draw hose carts at fires for three dollars each. New officers include President L. T. Borchers and others. A. M. Thomas gains sprinkling privilege for 1901 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Auxiliary
A. J. Hazeltine
A. A. Davis
May Ball
Robert Mackay
A. J. Ivey
Baptist Church
J. A. Viele
M. E
D. I. Ball
Presbyterian
Alice E Keegan
Episcopal
Chas. Schimmelfeng
Lutheran
A. Mintzer
Evangelical
Chas. Eaton
Grace M. E
D. Swanson
T. E. Cook
North Warren
W. F. Messner
E. E. Allen
Jos. Gleave
Mary A. Friday
A. S. Bogart
Kate Messner
Minnie Davies
C. A. Waters
C. D. Crandall
J. W. Kitchen
John G. Smith
W. M. Robertson
A. W. Nickle
G. W. Metzgar
J. O. Messerly
Libbie Rogers
Minnie Billington
C. T. Conarro
C. B. Ayers
H. E. Dodge
Zelda Maitland
Louise Jarvis
Grace Todd
Gertrude Cogswell
Anna Craft
Lillian Boss
Bessie Phillips
May Borchers
W. J. Smith
Ben J. Arnold
Chas. Slater
Boro
T. O. Slater
J. F. Clark
B. G. Gregory
Joseph Hill
Clyde Smith
Attorney Schnur
Justice Perry
Lake Erie Trotting Circuit Sets Summer Dates
The Lake Erie Trotting Circuit fixed next summer's schedule with Hornellsville June 11 14 Olean June 18 21 Bradford June 25 28 St Marys July 2 5 Titusville July 9 12 Oil City July 16 19 Dunkirk July 23 26 Erie July 30 Aug 2 Jamestown Aug 10 13 Wellsville Aug 16 19. The Mirror newsroom moves to Wendelboe block Liberty street and the First Baptist Church reopens March 17 after repairs.
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Hoss
Lake Erie
Hornellsville
Olean
Bradford
St. Marys
Titusville
Oil City
Dunkirk
Erie
Jamestown
Wellsville
Miss Lucille Blodgett Called Home by Mother’s Illness
The Miss Blodgett was summoned from New York City due to her mother’s serious illness and will return to the city when she recovers. A. R. Briggs buys the Schnell house and will move in April. Genial Jim Broder, Bradford’s first mayor, is found dead in his Bradford home leaving a widow and one son.
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Youngsville
Lucille Blodgett
New York City
A. R. Briggs
Willard Schnell
Tidicute
Senator Cumings
U. S
John Bennett
U.S
Acheson
Jim Broder
Bradford
Real estate transfers in Spring Creek and surrounding towns
A list of numerous real estate conveyances with buyers and sellers in Spring Creek, Cherry Grove, Sugargrove, Limestone, Columbus, Warren and surrounding areas. Amounts range from 85.50 to 1,800 dollars, including estates and municipal transfers. Entities include W. J. Frost N. R. Heath Charles G. Parker Peter C. Liverstein Alicia F. Gage E H Day estate F E Hodges Albert Doyle Reuben Swab James Brown Mary C. Morrison Youngsville Mfg Co Cemetery Assoc'n and others.
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W. J. Frost
N. R. Heath
Spring Creek
Charles G. Parker
Peter C. Liverstein
Sine Oleson
Cherry Grove
Randall
John Swanson
Pine Grove
E. H. Day
Alicia F. Gage
Youngsville
F. E. Hodges
R. H. Hodges
Farmington
L. L. Hunter
Watson
Ee Howard
J. Laquay
Bear Lake
J. F. Vaness
John Ayling
Columbus
Ee Smith
T.S. Baker
Freehold
Lowe
J. C. Baker
Ora
V. Colby Et al
C. S. Keifer
Deerfield
Mary C. Morrison
Annie Jennings
Conenango
Youngsville Mfg. Co
Francis Vreeman
We Cemetery Assoc
Eldred Tp
Penn Tanning Co
Albert Baldensperger
Mead
Margaret Giltinan
Wm. Giltinan
Elk
Louisa Fellows Etal
Hale’s Cemetery Assoc
Marian B. Kidder
Chas. R. Beck
Warren
C. R. Elston
Geo. N. Knapp
Clarendon
Alice Sigwall
Samuel Frantz
J.C. Fuller
L. W. Dennison
Glade
Kane and Fredonia notes in Neigh borhood News column
Local column highlights Potte r county voting to build a poorhouse and $170,000 rededication for Fredonia State Normal School with added fire escapes. Erie railroad reverses newsboy ban on some trains. Salamanca to build car and locomotive shops employing about 2,000. Weather records show Kane and Warren extreme cold. Oil City Derrick reports February field activity down except rig building. Kane Republicans note temple project cost and local business expansion.
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Temple Theatre
Kane Republican
Erie Railroad
Salamanca
Buffalo
Lenox
Oil City
Sand Fork Pool
Odell
State Normal School
Fredonia
Crawford County
Meadville
McLaren and Curtze Families Welcome Newborns in Warren
In Warren on February 28 1901 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Eugene McLaren In Warren on February 27 1901 a son was born to Mr and Mrs O C Curtze The notices announce two birth announcements in the same issue with names and dates.
Foster Barnes wedding in Warren and two other unions
In Warren on February 28 1901 Frank E. Foster wed Ada E. Barnes at the bride’s home under Rev J W Smith. In Youngsville Pa George B. Allen wed Lucy Rasmussen at the bride’s father’s residence with Rev J P Burns. In Tionesta March 5 1901 William A. Mains wed Cora Cooper at the M E parsonage with Rev W P Murray.
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Foster
Barrnes
Warren
J. W. Smith
Frank E. Foster
Ada E. Barnes
Allen—Rasmussen
Youngsville
J. P. Burns
George B. Allen
Corry
Lucy Rasmussen
Mains
Coorper
M. E. Parsonage
Tionesta
W. P. Murray
William A. Mains
Cora Cooper
Marienville
Obituaries from Warren and Franklinville dated March 1901
Notices list several deaths with ages and dates. Mrs. C. W. Jamieson aged 32 years 11 months died in Warren March 6 1901. Leonard Kafferlin aged 84 died in Warren March 5 1901. Roy Loding aged 16 died in Warren March 6 1901. Mrs. H E Young formerly Miss Lonne sister of Mrs. Humphrey and Mrs. Arnold of Warren died February 13 1901 in Franklinville New York. Joseph L Darts aged 50 died February 25 1901 in Danville Pennsylvania formerly of Warren.
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H. E. Young
Lonne
Wm. Humphrey
Ben. Arnold
Warren
Darts
Danville
Joseph L. Darts
If in want of a Dinner Set don’t buy until you see ours
Advertisement urges shoppers to view the local retailer’s dinner sets before purchasing. It highlights a special display and implies better selection and value available in-store.
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Fehlman Bros
Bargains on Fabrics and Linens at Local Sale
About 160 fleeced wrappers remain at 98c. Corsets offered in two lots with marked-down prices. 75 special corsets at 19c and 75c linens, 75c blankets, and 5c embroideries. Gingham, lace, muslin and cretonne yardages priced 5c to 12c. New spring curtains displayed from 49c to 28 per yd, in Warren.
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Warren
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Home Matters
Adeline Russell
New York
A. D. Woop
Mildred
Pittsburg
Miss Sill
Eldred
Geo. C. Priestley
James Devine
Jas. O. Parmlee
Com. Vs
B. L. Gale
Carl Bush
Augusta Johnson
Forest County
Barnet Township
Green Township
Harmony Township
Hickory Township
Howe Township
Jenks Township
Tionesta Boroug
Kingsley Township
Tionesta Township
OoRk
the Mirror
Wendelboe Block
The
Mirror
First Baptist Church
St. Patrick’s Day
Pennsylvania
C. Flindt
SIPTY
Neighborhood Notes
Potter County
Uncle Sam
George H. Pierson
John Rockwell
Kane
Odd Fellows
Fraley Street
Bureau of Publicity
Keystone State
Oil Region
Butler
Canonsburg
Clariontly
Cooperstown
Coraopolis
East
Brady
Emlenton
Eecce
Oakdale
Parker’s Landing
Petrolia Wereceree Sevessese
Pleasantville
Seeceevecee
Rouseville
Eeceeae
St. Petersburg
Eeeseseere
Shippenville
Eeecereesees
Liverly Weeere
Stout’s Patent
Water Street
Maybank
Hunter’s Cash Store
Bell
O.H. Hunter & Son
Walter A. Wood
Milwaukee
Adriance Platt
Buckeye
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