County Letters Notice to Correspondents
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1907
Page
8
All copy must reach by Tuesday each week and must be signed by the author. Names will not be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
Mar 4 issue reports no church services at M E church due to interior repairs. Revival efforts continue at Akin chapel and Cable Hollow with Rev Stone and Rev Nichols assisting. Obituary notes AM Blackmer dies age 85 with funeral at Institute Street and Panama interment. Capt Grant Marsh visits Warren. many local residents mentioned with moves, visits, illnesses, and social events.
Sugar Run March 5. Melville Blood and Fay Muntz of Steamburg NY visiting relatives in town last week. Chas Morrison a business visitor in Buffalo last week. C D Seamen. J P Smith and wife and children were Corydon visitors Thursday last week. John Wooster who has been working for Williams Bros at Tracy Run.
Local residents report a flurry of social calls and visits. Carrie Nelson, Ed Smith, Fred Thompson and Frank Phillips families dropped by A W Young’s and relatives in Russell, Warren, and Dutch Hill this week.
Hemlock notes include Mrs. W. Stanford visiting daughter Mrs. C. W. Edgett in Warren on Thursday. Mrs. James Looney and Mrs. H. N. Schweitzer also in Warren on business along with Axel Johnson. Mrs. Geo. Wedin visited Mrs. Arvid Anderson, while Arthur Kelley and James Mellon were Warren visitors. Jeff Peterson and W. Stanford spent time in Warren over the weekend as R. Fisher stayed with his Portville, New York parents. C. Walquist and daughter Florence are listed among attendees.
Mrs. Geo Wedin and H L Schweitzer hosted guests as Durward Ayling moved his family to Glade Run. Mrs Wedin visited Warren on business, Emil Johnson went to Clarendon, James Myers to Warren, and Charles Nelson visited family at Irvine on Monday.
The Rev. Bennett and colleagues led revival meetings in Cable Hollow for two weeks with assistance from Rev. Percy Bennett and Rev. Nichols. Local social events included the Ladies Sewing Society gathering with Mrs. Mary McCoy, and numerous visits and entertainments among residents such as Minnie Reese, Mary Stratton, Margaret Demmon, Ada Rhulman, Emogene Fellows, Mildred Peck, Minnie Reese, Sadie Grant, Mae Sumner, Oliver Hornstrom, Earl Fellows, Nina McCoy, Mattie Bennett, Isabell Atkins, and John Thompson around Akeley and Warren.
Mar 4 updates report visits and moves among Warren residents. John B Cable visited D J Bennett. W C Hale relocates to Russell with John Erickson set to occupy Hale’s former home. Hazel Bennett and Lena Rickerson travel visitorship. Funeral for Richard Bennett held at grandparents home with burial in Hale cemetery. Mrs Bert Swanger attends F C A at Fentonville. John Van Orsdale and Lena Rickerson visit Will Griffin in Frewsburg. John Lindsey and wife plan to move to Frank Hale farm.
March 4 notices from Kane show residents visiting relatives and engaging in daily activities. People listed include Mrs. John Gatewood Ruth Burdett Smith N. Beebe Kate Jerman Ellen Johnson Hulda Stoneburg Mary Osterman Mae Libbey Gust Johnson Minnie Nelse Jackson Fred Johnson Florence Hoskins and others. A birth is noted for Lewis Wallin's daughter born March 4 1907.
Mr. Nicholson sustained a badly hurt hip and will miss work for several days. Mrs. Nichol son escaped with a slightly bruised arm.
The remains of Mrs. Alta Bowers were brought from Toledo to be buried here. The funeral was at 2 PM in the church, conducted per the deceased’s wishes. Attending were her sister Mrs. Sarah Harrop and son Vernett Bowers.
Mar 5 notices show C S Logan of Warren visiting on Sunday. Henry Thompson and family from the Cattaraugus Reservation were summoned to Halftown for illness. Halftown family and Jefford Half town relatives also gathered at Halftown's bedside.
Mrs Morrison of Willow Creek joined the Grange in the first and second degrees on Monday night. Mr and Mrs Nelson Meade planned a visit to River street home of Mr and Mrs Crooks after leaving Friday. The Crooks home on River street burned at 6 p m Friday. A Longfellow event took place at Mrs Belle Doughty’s home last week. Ruth Fitzpatrick visited Mrs Doughty’s vocal class performance Monday evening. Mrs Ida Tome celebrated a birthday with a Saturday surprise.
Miss Emma Hagle is on the sick list. Manly Spetz of Kinzua visits friends in Dugall. John and Charles Swanson were in Corry. Miss Minnie Sandberg visited her parents in Youngsville. Mrs Sofia Johnson died Feb 26 1907 in Jamestown at age 73 11 months. She leaves seven sons and two daughters. Funeral held at the Lutheran church with Rev J A Rinell officiating. Interment in S L cemetery.
Germany. Marc. 5. Bert Martin and family left for Johnsonburg Pa Feb 28. A R McStard and family moved onto George Marsh farm. P J L Brown and son Homer consider Idaho lumbering work. Joseph Outrid of George Lundy Lumbering Co visits relatives. Luce Shuler of Bradford visits his parents. H B Lounsbury show improvement and is able to be out again.
Lottsville notes include James Bowe and wife of Lakewood visiting relatives Saturday. E. M. Lowe attends Warren this week on July. Harry Pierce spends a few days with his parents. D. S. Pierce goes to Warren Monday. Attendees join the masquerade dance at Wrightsville Friday evening. Miss Hanford of Niobe also mentioned.
A West Salamanca man warns that anyone repeating accusations that I W Har rington treated Ernest F Thelin for rupture and drove him insane will be prosecuted. The Lin letter from Jamestown dated Sept 22 1906 lauds Harringtons truss as safe durable and effective and says Thelin regained work after months of invalid status.
Goods at cost as S Keller and Sons vacate their Second street location by April 1. The store sells horse furnishing goods trunks and valises at a great sacrifice to clear the entire stock.
Edinboro Normal School announces the spring term begins March 26. Principal John F. Bigler oversees the program and urges students to pursue studies amid favorable influences.
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