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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1907
Page
8
Speaker McClain of the House urges caution on reforms affecting corporate rights in Pennsylvania. He argues against radical legislation that could hinder growth, stressing the need for rational, restrained policy aligned with the party platform while acknowledging corporate contribution to prosperity.
Hon N P Wheeler congressman selects Gus B Evans as private secretary citing Evans fitness and fifteen years of close association with Wheeler for handling prolific correspondence and tasks ahead.
Following Nebraska and Ohio, Kansas approves a two cent fare law. Railroads threaten to withdraw excursion rates but question if low fares ever exist without seeking extra profit from higher volume.
The region reports 6 441 new industries started last year sharing in growth despite a persistent anti party vote. The section notes broad prosperity while criticizing the party that has controlled all government departments for a decade.
In Harrisburg the House will halt new bill introductions after March 27 requiring consent for any new measures. The Capitol investigation committee meets this week and uncovers extravagance and alleged robbery of state funds. Local Option faces a Law and Order committee setback, while a Senate seat choice bill passes finally with no debate last Tuesday.
Filmore Nelson returned from Buffalo due to his father s serious Hemlock dock accident. George A Somers sells his blacksmith shop and moves to Delaware. Guy C Knapp buys the business. Chas F Nelson s injury at Hemlock shocks friends. Conductor Newton Woods back with W N Y P R R. Carl Hover plans moving his house to Erie avenue. Somers honored by M E Sunday School peers.
The note book records visits and social gatherings around Cable Hollow on a March week. Citizens including Miss Isabell Atkins, Miss Nina McCoy, Miss Mildred Peck, Mrs. Eva Walters and others hosted or visited friends, with the Ladies Aid Society meeting to raise funds for sheds, bringing in ten dollars.
Ora Gage of Warren visits his son Martin Gage. Mrs. Beach improves slowly after a bout with grip. Joseph Miller of Saybrook moves onto Mrs. Sylvanus Martin's place. Ed Nesman leaves the Peck farm for Scandia. Viola Lounsbury is on the sick list. Frank Nelson restarts his saw mill. Will Gillham travels to Russell on business. Pearl Fellows of Cable Hollow works at Clinton Beach. Mrs. Sylvanus Martin to Steamberg to stay with Eva LaDow. Adam Learn loses a shepherd dog.
Clinton Beach visited Rus sell Thursday while Hiram McManus moved from Andrew Clendening’s to Warren. Families relocate from Saybrook James town Warren and Saybrook areas as locals plan Grange meeting March 16 with members present. clouds of housekeeping and church notes, Sunday school opens first Sunday in April.
Mrs Geo Newark spent weekend with parents at Kinzua. Mr and Mrs Geo Wedin visited Red House New York. Roy McGee and son Gerald guests of I R Hare. Mrs J T Finley Warren visitor. Norman Spencer and son Horton of Warren guests of James Myers. Maud Johnson of North Warren visiting. Mrs Chas Edgett returned to Warren after visiting parents. C W Johnson of Warren guests of Emil Johnson. H J Shirley of Warren visited sister H L Schweitzer. Dorothy Carlson of Sill Run visiting sister J F Finley. Schweitzer of Sheriff spent Sunday with family. Ralph Thorton Carl Thurston Allen Butler Sherman Zerby and several Warren youths visiting town. Joe Smith of Warren in town on business. Emil Johnson Warren visitors Monday. James Myers Warren business. Jeff Peterson and Chas Looney Warren visitors Monday.
Mar 18 reports show Willis Pond of Cassadaga visiting Miss Bertha Harrington. Miss Myrtle Bennett and Miss Ber Nice Hale at Epworth League in Frewsburg. J. T. Harrington and Joseph Cox hosts in Frewsburg. Attendees travel from Russell Warren Jamestown and Butler Pa.
Mar 19 notes show Mrs eWm Kirkpatrick of North Clarendon visiting friends here last week. R K Green attended Pomona Grange at Youngsville reporting a large crowd and good time. F K Marsh visited Oneyville recently. Lew Davidson of Willow Creek was a business visitor. Mrs A A Wilcox of Onoville guest at Sugar Run House. Mrs F A McGill of Westline called on friends Friday. J M Green and Frank Marsh tapped sugar bushes and expect to begin sugar making today. Mrs M J Handley returned from two months in Sun City California. C M Bergstrom was a Warren visitor. Mrs Melissa Muntz and James Hinton were Warren visitors. Mrs Oliver Hoag of Dutch Hill and Mrs Thos Burke of North Warren visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday. Most people on the sick list are improving.
On March 19 Mrs. B. D. Keeler traveled to Kane on business. Mrs. Able Arnold visited her mother Mrs. A. Luce in Kane on Thursday. John Jackson also went to Kane on Friday. Essie Jerman of Kane stayed with her mother Mrs. Thomas Jerman on Thursday. Mrs. Gust Segerstrom and daughter Evelyn went to East Kane Thursday and returned Sunday. Mrs. W. C. Nicholson visited Kane.
Wm. Madigan has moved back to the Madigan farm at Russell and will be missed by his many friends around here. Mrs. Major Christjohn went to Kane on business Saturday. Mrs. John Hoskin went to Kane Sat Mae Libby spent Saturday and Sunday with her mother at Morrisons. John Passinger went to Kane Saturday on business. B. D. Keelor was a Kane visitor Sat. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keelor Jr. of Kane were the guests of his brother B. D. Keelor here Monday. Mrs. Angles of Sheffield was the guest of her husband here Friday eve. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gunnerson of Kane were in town Saturday and Sunday. Mary Osterman spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents at Kane.
The F C A meets March 27 with Mr and Mrs F E Bennett for dinner. Ladies Aid Society gathers March 28 with Mrs Hiram Adams for dinner. Various residents relocate visit and attend church events with neighbors and relatives in Jamestown and Russell areas.
The Epworth League met at the M E church March 15 and 16 with Rev Courtice and Rev Banard guest speakers. Frewsburg Legion 190 held a sociable meeting. dividend checks drawn and a disability claim paid. Mar 12 1907 married couple Clarence Anderson and Bernice E Crandall at the M E parsonage.
A group of 70 men born in March reside in the town and 55 attended the meeting. Daniel Springer bought the E W Scowden livery barn and Main and Pearl corner lot and takes possession April 1. Mrs Bain and Mrs Cornwall show gradual improvement while Mrs Duff suffers a severe arm sprain. Ernest Howard plans to move to Lockport with his family. Nellie Bennett and Bert Curtis joined Curtis family for a Sunday visit.
Miss Emma Hagle remains ill. Charles Lynn visited friends nearby last week. Earl Barton of Wrightsville spent Sunday with relatives on Lind Hill. John and Charles Swanson were in Warren Wednesday. Minnie Sandberg stayed with relatives in Columbus over the weekend. Albert Frank visited friends in Jamestown. Clarence Lind attended to business in Warren Monday. Gust Isaacson is ill with typhoid fever under Doctor Davis. Mrs. Andrew Eckstrom visiting relatives in Warren. Mrs. Mary Johnson and family plan to move to Youngsville this week.
Spring Creek reports new residents as Mr Peck moves into Mrs Polly Crane's house and Mr Long takes the Hyer farm. The school term nears completion with Misses Bates and Zeéeb teaching successfully. C K E Stearns has returned to Erie.
P A Middleton relocated from Grand Valley to Spring Creek. He attended court at Warren and visited his home during the move.
The schedule lists exam dates for multiple towns including Spring Creek Garland Tidioute Russell Sheffield Corydon Kinzua N Clarendon Enterprise Grand Valley N Warren Sugar Grove Lottsville and Warren with two late sessions in June and July for students in Warren.
Judge Staples rules that giving cigars and drinks to friends is not illegal under new election laws unless the recipient is promised to vote for the donor. The decision arises from the Monroe County election case cited by the Lewisburg Chronicle.
Plans completed for a four story Masonic temple in Ridgeway. Contractors are calculating the block layout from Court street to South Mill street, enabling the site to run through the block.
The court house at Butler will be remodeled with walls set out and a new roof while the building remains in use. The project aims to minimize disruption to court operations during construction and update facilities.
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