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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1905
Page
8
Recruits sent from Jamestown to stations as War effort continues. Local notes recount a Hobart area drill near Biddle farm, Brokenstraw Creek, and other community developments across Chautauqua and Venango counties.
Rev Platt preached two sermons at the Methodist Church as revival meetings continued four weeks with good results. The town forms a Board of Health for the first time, with Drs Knapp and Jacobs among members. the White Memorial School site is set and work proceeds. Several residents engage in local business, housing, and travel, including Miss Marian Cady’s scarlet fever, restaurant opening by Frank Bartlett, and Odd Fellows’ feast boosting their treasury.
SaLE-Cheaply advertises a fifteen-week scholarship at Hoff Business College in Warren. For details, visit the Mar Office or call for particulars.
The dental office of Dr J E Jordan is located in the Hoffman Block. Appointments can be made by calling 295 B Beil.
Have your photos taken at the Borg Studio in Warren Pennsylvania. Studio offers portraits and photography services for residents seeking quality images.
Miss Flora Kempf visited Miss Fayetta Broughton. The Ladies Aid social is set for this evening at Mrs. John Norris home. Teachers Institute proceeded with some absences and strong papers. Primary songs pleased attendees. Irene Hummer of Russell visited W J Pierce. The Ladies Aid will meet monthly. Flora Allen's health improves. Lamott McDonald moved his family to a new farm. Lagrippe affects D G Lowe family and Louis. Pearl Clark returned from Spring Creek. C L S C to meet Thursday at Mrs C E Pierce.
The March 14 social at Aid rooms drew a large crowd. Alf Spencer and family moved back to their previous home. Ruth King shows slight improvement. Teachers attended the Lottsville Institute. Brew family purchased the John Brooks farm. Mrs J P Evans is gravely ill. Miss Bernice Stearns funeral Wednesday at 1 PM from U B Church with Wesleyan cemetery interment. She died of typhoid at her sister Mrs Ray Head’s home near Youngsville. She was 21.
A Rough Riders veteran, now a New England lawyer, hosted old comrades in Washington after the inauguration. A young Arizona sergeant spotted an opera hat tucked on a shelf, pulled it open, and exclaimed with wonder that it was a self cocking hat. The room erupted in amused disbelief at the clever trick.
Compiled by Mrs. Florence M. Quinn of Warren Pennsylvania the Chautauqua Juvenile Speaker offers pieces never before printed in book form suitable for recitations for children from toddlers to early teens humorous serious patriotic and instructional. Bound in heavy Queen Quality cover price 25c at bookstores or send to the publishers.
The Warren Electric Plating Co occupies the front basement room of the Times building and offers plating services in gold silver brass copper and nickel promptly and cheaply. Leave goods or orders at the Greenland jewelry store on Liberty Street or at the Plating room.
A dealer offers a tested list of fruit trees shrubs and small fruits with five acres of well cared for orchards to beat average crop yields. Strawberries three acres may net 500 dollars gooseberries provide similar returns. Also promoted is replating old cutlery by the Warren Electric Plating Co in the Times building basement.
The MAIL office offers neat and elegant wedding invitations, announcements, calling cards, ball invitations and programs at affordable rates.
The Warren Mail outlines the latest county news and events, delivering updates on local happenings, notices, and developments of interest to residents and businesses in the area.
The Mail and the New York Tribune offer a yearly subscription of 150 dollars, while the Tri-Weekly Tribune and the Mail combine at 2 dollars per year. A new quit-claim deed list is printed for sale at the Mail Office.
The railroad announces March 23 and April 14 excursion trains from Buffalo and Erie area points to Washington for capital visits. Round trips priced $10 from Buffalo division points and $8.95 to $7.30 from various localities, with limited return options and ten day validity. Contact agents in Buffalo or Williamsport for details and handbills.
Daily sale of one way colonist tickets to western and northwestern points at very low rates through May 15. Special March and April rates on first and third Tuesdays to southern points and on all Tuesdays to the northwest. March 21 offers southwest and west routes. Inquiries to A J Smith Cleveland Ohio.
The Erie Railroad will offer very low colonist ticket rates from March 1 to May 15 to California Washington Oregon Montana Idaho and other western states and territories. Details including maps and timetables available from any Erie agent or F H Garfield D P A Jamestown NY.
Beginning in April 1905 the folder time table for the Dun Kirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsburg Railroad will be discontinued and passenger train times will be included in the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway timetable.
The notice advertises discounted round trip and one way fares via the D A V P L M S R y to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland and western and southwestern points. Dates run February through June with Mardi Gras one fare plus 2 25 from March 1 to 6. Contact D A V P R R agents or A J Smith in Cleveland for details.
For sale at the MAIL Office a sequence of legal blanks including summons warrants mortgages leases deeds judgments promissory notes and collectors and constables sales advertised to inform interested parties of actions and deadlines involving real property and financial instruments.
A satirical tip explains how a shirt deteriorates from washboard use. It notes repeated washing frays hems collars cuffs and buttonholes showing the garment’s life is shortened by hard steady cleaning. The piece contrasts a one dollar shirt with fifty cents wear per washboard use to illustrate waste.
The firm formerly known as the Holiday Basement announces its opening and states it will provide Warren and nearby residents with a long awaited addition to local shopping options.
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