Farewell gathering for Rev and Mrs Rockwell in Pittsfield
Forty friends met at the parsonage on March 13 to bid farewell to Rev F D Rockwell and his wife. The evening included visiting, a recitation, and solos, followed by a luncheon and a purse of about 21 dollars. Notables visiting included I A Pillsbury and J Coan while Charles Poy bought Rockwell’s Kentucky horse. Marian Dalrymple is under Dr Hay care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
F. D. Rockwell
I. A. Pillsburry
Jamestown
F. W. Poy
J. ,. Coan
Youngsville
E. W. Coan
Elmer Biddle
Kane
F. Whitney
Charles Poy
Marian Dalrymple
Hay
Mrs. E A Herrick Returns from Cataract Operation
In Akeley on March 18 Mrs. E A Herrick came home last Wednesday after an eye cataract operation in Falconer. Several relatives and friends visited, and Mrs. Jessie Limburg and children spent last week with her.
Sanford Notices and Local Happenings Amid March Moves
J M Paden and family plan to relocate Wednesday from Sanford to Grandview Washington to begin a new home. Miss Nina Falkinberg visits from Jamestown for a few days with her father. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Reuben Hunt. Amy Meadon showing slow improvement. Large attendance at prayer meeting at M P Browns. next at C F Scotts. Rev W A Bennett forms a Ladies Aid with Mrs Er E Fetterolfé as president and Mrs Clara Pierce as secretary treasurer. Grandma Saxton injures hip last Wednesday. Frank Sutton and A F Goodwill visit relatives here and with Floyd Schell in Torpedo. A sugar social at J Bs Fetteroff’s Friday for U B church funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bennett
Er. E. Fetterolfé
Clara Pierce
Saxton
Frank Sutton
Garland
A. F. Goodwill
Floyd Schell
Torpedo
J. Bs. Fetteroff
U. B
Local Social Notes From Mount Osk Area
Miss Elga Oviatt of Youngsville visits parents and returns home with her family. Mrs. Jessie Fisk hosts Miss Manda Robinson from Union City last week. B Morris moves his family to Buells Corners. Lee and Arnold Smith guest Von Nichols. Harry Dodge of Mast Grand visits. Mrs. Millie Thompson ends a successful school term and hopes to teach next year. Miss Espey Nichols of Eldred Center visits home over Sunday. Freya Hellyer stays with E. J. Shorts at Eldred Center BE. Ali and Vera Young visit Grand Valley for business last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Oak
Elga Oviatt
Youngsville
Manda Robinson
Jessie Fisk
Union City
B. Morris
Buells Corners
Lee
Arnold Smith
von Nichols
Harry Dodge
Mast Grand
Bear Lake notices and moving notices from March
Ira Root moves his family to Westfield New York to work for George Law for the coming year. Jessie Ayling’s remains were brought from Chautauqua to Bear Lake for burial. Mrs Walter Carr funeral held at home with Bear Lake cemetery burial. Ozro Vanepp moves near Panama to work for Walter Tanner. Mrs Ida Merchant visiting her sister Swetland. Guy Barry to move to Niobe. Willie St John to Lottsville for work with John Carr. Carr family from Kennedy attend funeral. Mrs Frank Cook and Nellie Connell visit Corry. Standards reflect local moves and family events in Bear Lake area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Ira Root
Westfield
N. Y
George Law
Jessie Ayling
Chautauqua
Lottsville
Walter Carr
Ozro Vanepp
Panama
Walter Tanner
Ida Merchant
Washington
Wim. Swetland
Guy Barry
Niobe
Willie St. John
John Carr
W. R. Carr
Eugene
Kennedy
Frank Cook
Nellie Connell
Corry
Sugar Grove Social Notes and Local Visits
Sugar Grove reports include Miss Bes sie Byres of Pleasantville visiting C. M. Shortt and several residents home for Sunday as Mary Hamelton and Charlotte Mclean. Roland Nichols lectured in the chapel, and a Seminary basketball loss to Irvington 12 to 19 drew interest. visitors from Pittsburgh and Chicago joined funeral attendance for Mrs. Chas. Temple family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Bessie Byres
Pleasantville
C. M. Shortt
Mary Hamelton
Charlotte Mclean
Ralph Anderson
Christey Dalrymple
Dr. McKee
T. D. Wheelock
California
Martha Johnson
Rodney Stuart
Scott Stuart
Jamestown
Roland Nichols
Irvington
Wm. Adinbrook
Pittsburgh
A. M. McDonalds
A. M. McDonald
J. P. Miller
Hay
Youngsville
Wm. McCollin
Chicago
Paul McCollin
Oberlin
Chas. Temple
Funeral Notices and Social News From Columbus
Funeral services were held for Mrs Linquist at the family home and burial followed in East Side cemetery. Mr Niles of Youngsville was buried there after arrival. Social visits included Mrs Nellie Scholton and Mrs Ella Allen at Bear Lake with Mrs L E Walker. Mrs Bell Baker and Mrs Mcguire with Mrs Iris Simmons. Mrs Altheus Graves visiting sister Mrs Stacy Howard. Local homes received new pianos for Elwin Scrambling Albert Fox and Dewitt Marbles. Several sick women including Mrs Lara Covel and Mrs Inches received prayers and wishes for recovery. Mrs BE M Putnam, ill for weeks, is able to be about. Mr M Messenger of the West visiting relatives. Mrs Amy Scholton returned from Sherman. Mr Burdette Howard hosted a class gathering with games and luncheon. Miss Bessie Lamona visited Spar tansburg, returning with her sister Mrs Carl Clark. Mr and Mrs Charlie Brown hosted Mr and Mrs Charlie Simpson and Mr and Mrs W B Howard on St Patrick’s Day at Hotel Granden in Corry in celebration of birthdays. Mrs Beals of Corry visiting Mrs B A West. L C Eddy of Warren stopped in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Linquist
East Side
Niles
Youngsville
Nellie Scholton
Ella Allen
Bear Lake
L. E. Walker
Bell Baker
Mcguire
Iris Simmons
Altheus Graves
Cuba
N. Y
Stacy Howard
Elwin Scrambling
Albert Fox
Dewitt Marbles
Lara Covel
Inches
BE. M. Putnam
M. Messenger
West
Richard Fry
Hattie Walton
Amy Scholton
Shermian
Burdette Howard
Bessie Lamona
Spartansburg
Carl Clark
Market Report Highlights Wheat and Pork Prices
New York market report lists No 2 red wheat at 1.064, oats at 60 cents, pork futures around 18.00 to 18.50, creamery butter at 81 cents, eggs white fancy new large, and potatoes priced per barrel with state rates from 2.25 to 3.75 and Maine from 3.50 to 3.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Maine
Grain and dairy prices from Buffalo market report
Buffalo market notes list prices for wheat corn oats flour butter eggs cheese and potatoes. Wheat No. 2 white at 1.01, No. 2 red at 1.021. corn No. 3 yellow 7?1%4c. oats No. 2 white 57%4c. flour blends and patent values. butter Creamery Western extras. eggs State hennery white fancy 23c. cheese Good to choice 18%1c. potatoes White fancy per peck 1.82 to 1.49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Winter Family
East Buffalo Livestock Market Prices Snapshot
East Buffalo market report lists CATTLE with prime steers at 8.09 to 8.15 per hundredweight and ranges for 1200 to 1400 lb, choice fallows 5.50 to 6.00, selfers 6.00 to 6.50, export bulls 5.25 to 6.10, and yearlings 9.75 to 10.00. HOGS AND SHEEP show spring lambs 8.00 to 8.15, mixed sheep 5.25 to 6.00, light Yorkers 7.25 to 7.75, heavy hogs 7.50 to 7.75, pigs 6.90 to 7.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Brakeman Killed In Rail Yard Accident
George Grey of Oil City Pennsylvania, a railroad brakeman, fell between the cars near Alleghany and was ground to pieces. His head was found a mile from the rest of his body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Grey
Oil City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Alleghany
Advertising in Mai Announces Fast Results
Local notice urges businesses to place ads in Mai to reach a broad readership and boost sales. The appeal emphasizes quick exposure and measurable response from an engaged audience.
Take Care of Your Eyes SAFEGUARD TO HEALTH Glasses Prescribed Without Using Drops
An eye care notice from an experienced optometrist offering examinations to diagnose eye defects causing eyestrain. Claims 25 years of experience, advanced equipment, and prescription glasses without eye drops. Office location at 348 Penn Avenue West over Citizens National Bank with hours 9 am to 5 pm and Bell phone 256 J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn. Avenue
Citizens National Bank
To&p.m. Bell
Real Estate Transfers List From Warren County
Cassius Walton and others transfer properties to J. J. Leighton Pittsfield for 1 dollar. Acarlson and wife to C. D. Lamb Pine Grove for 1 dollar. Morley and wife to Howard J. Morley and wife Sheffield for 1 dollar. Smiley to Donaldson Sheffield for 25 dollars. Warren county Treasurer to W. E. Rice Limestone for 51.37 dollars. Alice E. Squires to Chas. H. Reed Limestone for 1 dollar. Cusick and others to F. W. Whitney et al Pittsfield for 650 dollars. Dell Rey to Chas. J. Huitberg Warren for 1 dollar. Elva A. Simpson and wife to Ida M. Glasser Glade for 1 dollar. Mary E. Denzer estate to Katherine A. Denzer Warren for 1 dollar. Israel Haggstrom and wife to John Lundin et al Pine Grove for 1 dollar. Bertha L. Mathis et al to Warren Real Est Invest Co 5 dollars. Clark Bean estate to Wm. Stableton Mead 50 dollars. Clyde M. Baker et al to Carl A. Johnson and wife Sugar Grove for 1 dollar. Martin Hertzel estate to Mary Gidlund Warren for 1 dollar. George Hertzel estate to F. H. Hamilton Mead for 300 dollars. I. & Hamilton and wife to Drew Levick Co Mead for 300 dollars. Ira H. Adams and wife to Wm. Cox Pine Grove for 5 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassius Walton
J. J. Leighton
Pittsfield
Acarlson
C. D. Lamb
Pine Grove
Horace Morley
Howard J. Morley
Sheffield
Nina Smiley
Frederick Donaldson
Warren County
W. E. Rice
Limestone
Alice E. Squires
Chas. H. Reed
Georgia Cusick
F. W. Whitney
Dell Rey
Chas. J. Huitberg
Warren
Elva A. Simpson
Ida M. Glasser
Glade
Mary E. Denzer
Katherine A. Denzer
Israel Haggstrom
John Lundin
Bertha L. Mathis
Warren Real Est. Invest. Co
Clark Bean
Wm. Stableton Mead
Clyde M. Baker
Carl A. Johnson
Sugar Grove
Martin Hertzel
Mary Gidlund
George Hertzel
F. H. Hamlton
Mead
I. &. Hamilton
Drew Levick Co
Ira H. Adams
Wm. Cox
Divorce Ends in Tragedy in Marietta
Henry Klostermeyer 39 of Marietta shot his divorced wife Isabel and then killed himself after arriving from Chicago. He learned she had obtained a divorce and acted to commit the double crime. Mrs Fairbanks of Birmingham, Ala., mother of the wife, had supported her for years after the husband's neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Henry Klostermeyer
Isabel
Chicago
Suffragette Sentenced to Six Months in Hampstead Post Case
London report states Thieren Pitfield, prominent militant suffragist, is jailed six months with hard labor for throwing a bundle of oil-soaked shavings into a general post office branch. The incident occurred at an overnight open postal branch where staff found the bundle before serious damage.
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London
Confidences from London Opinion Exchange
Gertie cites a man named Gwennie who refused a suitor who claimed marriage would help him save more money. The London Opinion quotes their dialogue on prudence and finances in romance.
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Gwennie
Gertie
London
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C. E. Marsh
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Rhea Brown
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C. EK. Marsh
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Mount Osk
Market Report
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Mai
Prof
H. B. Hyde
A. O. A. Optometrist
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