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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1910
Page
8
Trains depart Warren for Erie and intermediate points at 8 02 a m 1 38 and 7 40 p m For Philadelphia and intermediate stations 9 08 a m 3 21 and 7 50 p m All city and intermediate stations 9 50 a m 7 31 p m For Olean and intermediate stations 9 13 a m 5 32 p m
Elijah Root son of Lyman and Almira Root was born August 9 1838 in Sugar Grove township and died March 4 1910 in Sugar Grove Borough. A respected pioneer resident and businessman he lived in the borough for about thirty years. He was faithful devoted husband and father survived by wife Cynthia B Root and son Fred B Root of Youngstown Ohio. Private funeral services were held March 7 at the family residence conducted by Rev M R Woodland and the remains were cremated in Buffalo.
The sixth month report shows pupils absent during March ending 6th in rooms I II and III. Names include Ida McKinney Mack Stearns Lawrence Grady Harry Lamona Arthur Grady and others under teachers Mack Stearns Myrtle Jordan and CC H Brundage. Child list details multiple students across rooms.
An old newspaper ad promotes oil market sale items suitable for under carpets or covering shelves. Contact Matt at the office for details and availability.
A March 14 county letter from Cornplanter Reservation records social calls return trips and visits. Residents such as Elon Dolson Iva Bennett Edith Lee Lawrence Lee and others frequent Warren Jamestown Corydon and Kinzua, with church events, social gatherings and industry mentions including a ferry sale and creamery meeting.
Germany March 15. Mrs H B Lounsbury returns from Warren where she stayed with daughter Mrs E D Everts this winter. Mr and Mrs C E Headley were guests of Mrs C D Outrid Sun. The regular Grange meeting was held Saturday March 12 with nearly all members present. John Shuler Bradford moving to his old farm. Jacob Shuler Jr to work L H Walling farm this year. J Linstrum in Warren on business. School reopened March 7 after two weeks closed. Mr List moving to Jamestown N Y for employment. G H Marsh of Warren visited friends.
Cable Hollow reports a sequence of social visits and travel. Mr Reed and wife called on Fox Hill friends while Sheldon family from Fredsburg toured the valley en route to Fox Hill. Warren visitors include Charles Van Orsdale, Joseph Fellows, Oliver Hornstrom and son Charles.
Irvine notes Sampson appointed by court to replace Magee. Will Cooney and Paul Munson from Warren Pa visited. Henry Walters returned from Virginia. Nels J Poppleton and wife back from New York state. Peter D Swanson installed mill machinery to cut lumber. M E church to receive a new metal roof by Curry of Youngsville Pa. Thomas Irvine of Tidioute stopped by. A bolt of lightning damaged Oscar W Larson’s home but caused no injuries.
Henry Johnson served as baggage agent at the P. R. R. depot and mail carrier while Mr. Poppleton was away, performing his duties well and promptly. occupants of the home did not set the house on fire.
Mrs. Mary McCoy and Mrs. Reed visited Russell on Tuesday. Agnes Conklin visited Warren on Thursday. Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Clifford Towns for dinner. Augusta Hornstrom at North Warren caring for her ill daughter. Emma Strand called on Nina McCoy Thursday. Peaport left for Washington to join husband for summer. Henry Sears of Akeley and family passed through en route to Charles Clark's. A sugar social planned Friday at Oliver Hornstrom's home. Glenn Washburg and wife will reside in Jamestown. Emily Brown called on Mrs. McCoy Sunday. Lincoln Whelpley visited grandparents in CasLe& Hollow. Mr. and Mrs. Grant were Warren visitors Saturday. Minnie Gage guest of Strand parents Sunday.
Miss Bessie Logan from Union City visits her parents Mr and Mrs J B Logan. Mr and Mrs Fred Bidwell plan to move into the Butterfield house as Bidwell will work for John McKay. Mrs Inez Earl of Union City visits brother Gordon Blanchard. Maple syrup making is busy in town. Sam White will close a successful school term Saturday. Mr and Mrs Truman Lilly and son Earl visit Ellis Lilly’s home Sunday.
N Oviatt returning home soon after cancer treatment in Corry. S L White attended lodge at Grand Valley. Christian Endeavor to hold Easter service at F B church March 26. M EK church to offer preaching March 27 at 2 PM by Rev Riley's father. Mrs Inez Earl visiting her parents N H Blanchard. J B Eastman of Spartansburg visiting East Branch.
Mount Oak reports H Skinner and wife visiting J Brightman over Sunday. Miss Iva Armitage and Espey Nichols left for Edinboro for the spring term. Mr and Mrs J E Conklin return to Bradford after visiting S P Nichols. B Dodge visits daughter Jessie Fish on Brown Hill. Ralph Nichols and wife were Spring Creek visitors last week. Miss Iva Armitage closes a successful term of school March 18.
In Farmington on March 21 reports show several whooping cough cases on Miller Hill. John Beck's family has mumps, Rinaldo Kingsley's group just recovered from measles, and Mrs. Perry Putnam is seriously ill with pneumonia. Horace Braley is ill, A. G. Lawson suffers sciatic rheumatism, and Rufus Weatherby has moved into Mr. Burkstrom's house.
Ray Alman dinger returns home for Easter vacation from Warren. H Braley ill with pneumonia at son’s home on Lanning Hill with daughter Mrs John Babcock assisting. C Burch and family visited Jamestown. A R Mix and grandson Leo visited. Albert Strickland improving slowly. Granges plan warm sugar social April 2 at their hall. sugar social at D B Hitchcock’s Friday evening. Roy Putnam of Russell visits.
Gale May of East Branch visits brother Fred May for weekend. Eggleston family from Corry spends weeks with ill Amby Wittman. Cora Higley of Port Allegany and Mrs Gilson of Gilson Ridge visit Gilsons. Arch Allen welcomes newborn son born March 13. Mrs Gilson ill with pleurisy. Readings at Langworthy infant twin buried after whooping cough. M.E. Sunday School plans Easter program.
Elon Dolson came up from Warren Saturday and returned Sunday. Love Halftown came back from up the river after several weeks away. John Snow returned from down the river where he spent the winter. Gibson Dolson visits the Onondaga Reservation near Syracuse. Mr and Mrs Robinson and grandson Ray Scott dined with Mrs Bowman Sunday. Mrs Phebe Gordon and children Louise and Vernon came home from Jimerson Town. Mrs Gibson Dolson visited Mrs Halftown Tuesday afternoon. E J Crooks and family moved onto the Orlo Holt farm in Corydon.
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