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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1911
Page
2
Policy instructs correspondents to use only first names or initials and avoid mentioning Mr or Mrs unless a first name or initials are available. Items lacking a clear given name are not recorded.
Milford Marsh of Jamestown visits his niece Mrs Jno Esperson. Pomona Grange attendees from here include D J Mahan and families, Hodges, Bishop, Hinsdale, Lyon, Hansen, Scranton, Fry, Lindell, Delia and Rose Esperson. Lander Literary club postpones Friday program to March 10 due to illness. M B E Ladies Aid met at Mrs C G Babcock. No school for 9th 10th grades Friday due to Prof Burch illness. Y P L S property sale nets about 52 dollars for high school library maintenance. Ford Hitchcock praised as auctioneer. Mrs C C Burch and Mrs Chambers visited Rusell. John Ludwick brought maple products from Warren. John C Hansen of Warren visited here.
Columbus notices show the cemetery auxiliary scheduling a Pedro party at Grange hall on March 11. Attendees at Pomona Grange in Warren last week include Mr and Mrs Leon Hill and Miss Fern Munger.
Mount Oak reports Lyla Daye visited her parents last week. Mrs. Nettie Nichols and daughter Espey were business visitors at Titusville. W R Beamus moved his family to East Branch and Mr Barnes moved into the Beamus house. Mr and Mrs James Cochran of White Oak visited Tuesday. B T Dodge remains ill. Mrs Mary Wallace is seriously ill. Harry Dodge visited Spartansburg Saturday. Miss Elga Oviatt returned to Youngsville to resume work after vacation with her parents. Miss Letta Hayes spent weekend with sister Mrs Lou Culver Cobb's Corners.
March notices show Wesley McIntyre moving to Gus Fish farm while Frank Smith takes the vacant Wesley home. Art Mead moves to Frank Smith’s farm and Archie Porter shifts to the Lynn farm. George Oalsland moves into Myorm Mead’s house with local visits by Mayor Durlin, Emmett Lynn, Mrs. Clint McCallister, and Miss Lula Elhridge. Edd Farnam moves in with Erastus Farnam. Wat Chitman rests at Pittsfield to tend his farm.
Classified notice urges businesses to place ads in the Mail to reach local readers. It promises effective exposure and measurable responses for merchants seeking new customers.
NortH Warren reports Mrs Walker Ransom and daughter Etta returned home to Sugar Grove from guests of Mr and Mrs L Crocker. The town has twelve scarlet fever cases and the two lower school rooms are closed. Various residents visited friends and church revival notes are mentioned.
Mr and Mrs Fred Martin of Egypt visited Mr and Mrs E B Akeley Sunday. Mrs D G Adams visited Mrs Henry Akeley Tuesday. Mrs Gilbert Clark and Florence returned home from Fredonia Pa after visiting her brother. Thomas Hanes bought the Vera Chase farm. Ida Vansile was a Warren visitor Monday. E B Daugarthy and son Leroy returned home to Celoron NY after a stay here. A B Adams improved after illness. Cale and Arthur Vansile drove to Fox Hill for straw. A S Passinger and Henry Akeley were Russell visitors. Miss Freda Mattson visited her parents in Russell. Mrs Henry Crecraft returned home with her grandchild Clayton Thompson.
S D Haferly moves his family to Corry. John Hines returns from Blue Eye. Sarah Colby visits Mrs G W Graham. Walter Leasdale relocates to Spring Creek. Mrs Susie Peterson visited by family. Geo Zebb of Erie dies of typhoid. body buried in Spring Creek. Oran Bates moves to Mooreheadville. Clara Werle and daughters return from Jamestown after two months. Willie Nantes recovered from illness. F A Sporner rents Haferly blacksmith shop.
John Gross, a well known Wrightsville resident, died suddenly at his home Saturday at 1 o clock. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the M E church with Rev Leon Wooden of Columbus officiating and bearers named. Interment followed in Wrightsville cemetery. Out of town mourners included F S Mandeville Oil City Lewallyn Gross Erie Edward R Allen Warren and others.
Residents report visits and travel across Warren Spring Creek and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Geo Carroll Miss Sarah Colby Mrs Wesley Kirkam Mrs Francis Acocks Mrs Ruth Holmes and Irvine Burt with pneumonia mentioned as a severe attack. Local residents attend Po mono Grange events in Warren and update on family visits and illnesses.
Mrs A E Rice visited Mrs Paul Grant in Youngsville. Seminary entertainment drew a large crowd. Geo Woodside visited friends in Warren. Mrs Dorcas Jagger died after a short illness. funeral at M E church Monday at two. Ray Lovejoy visited A M McDonald in Jamestown. Clyde Baker family with Frank Abbott. Carrie Van Horne improving. Edinboro Normal offers free tuition for prospective teachers. term begins March 28 1911. catalogue available. Joan F Bicrer principal. Mar 9 11
The Gross family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and flowers during illness and death of their husband and brother. Sincere appreciation from Mrs Rosa Gross and family: Harlan Gross Lewallyn Gross George Gross Mrs Josie Maynard.
Mrs Berea A Hinkle wife of P B Hinkle retired Penn railroad official died at 714 Parade Street Erie after a two month cardiac ailment She was born April 23 1845 in Warren Pa age 66 and had lived in Erie 25 years Survivors include her husband two sons Charles L of Erie and John S of Renovo sisters Mrs J J Stewart and Mrs Frank Myers brother John Jones of Buffalo and Mrs L W Platt Funeral at home with Rev George Bailey to announce Lakeside cemetery burial
London March 2 Admiral The Hon Asheton Gore Gurton-Howe commander in chief of Portsmouth was seized by a sudden serious illness believed to be a stroke of paralysis. The phrase Never Die is quoted as a verse left in memory.
An advertisement promises Electric Bitters regulate stomach liver and kidneys expel poisons from blood and improve health. It features testimonial by C ST Budahn of Tracy California claiming rich red blood strong nerves and better vitality from using the product priced at 50 cents at all druggists.
A three year old pulls his baby sibling's toes as the father cautions. The child jokes that the toes won't come off because they have nails in them, eliciting a lighthearted moment about safety and siblings.
Concord resident Thos Ariss testifies after 30 years using Dr King’s New Discovery that it is the best cough and cold cure he ever used. The ad claims long family use, praises its strength against lagrippe asthma hay fever croup quinsy and sore lungs with a 50 cent to 1 dollar price and a free trial bottle guaranteed by all druggists.
Egg sale from Siegfried's Farm Akeley Pa offers eggs at 1.50 for 15. Prize winners at Warren Co Poultry not A tenokilo Donon this year. February 9, three months.
New York report lists wheat No 2 red 95 403 f o b 1.09 1 northern spring 1.09 pork mess 22.50 23.00 butter creamery specials 27 25 state finest 24 cheese state specials 14 4% eggs state and Pa 25 28 potatoes Bermuda per barrel 5.00 6.25 bulk 1.25 1.50.
Buffalo market report lists WHEAT No 1 northern carloads at 1.0416 dollars and No 2 red at 4 cents. CORN No 2 yellow 50 to 64 cents, f o b afloat No 3 yellow 49 cents. OATS No 1 white 34 cents f o b afloat No 3 white 63 cents. FLOUR Fancy blended patent 5.75 6.50 per barrel, winter family patent 5.00 5.75. BUTTER Creamery Western extras 26 31 cents, creamery state fair to good 22 24 cents. CHEESE Good to choice 12 12 ½ cents. EGGS State selected white 23 cents. POTATOES White choice to fancy per bushel 46 48 cents.
Prime steers bring 6.50 to 6.60 per 100 pounds with 1 200 to 1 400 lb ranges. Steers 5.75 to 6.90. Choice fat cows 5.90 to 5.25. Choice heifers 5.75 to 6.00. Common bulls 3.75 to 4.25. Choice veals 10.75 to 11.00. Sheep and lambs yearlings 5.15 to 5.75, mixed sheep 4.00 to 4.75. Hogs light Yorkers 7.80 to 7.85, heavy hogs 7.50 to 7.69, pigs 7.85 to 7.90.
Timothy No 1 on track 17.00 and No 2 timothy 16.00 with straw wheat and oats listed at 6.50 and 7.00 for grain market figures.
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