Westfield sees major fire and line up for June rail service
A $60,000 fire struck Neighborhood Westfield, N Y, early Saturday. The Erie Railroad contracts a $10,000 passenger station at Olean with work to begin soon. Edinboro Normal School adds new buildings. Mt. Jewett Episcopal Church dedicated by Bishop Whitehead and Rev. Keiffer. Trains may run Jamestown to Westfield on the J C L E Rail line by June.
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Westfield
N. Y
THE
Erie
Olean
Edinboro Normal School
Mt. Jewett
Whitehead
Keiffer
Jamestown
Bradford
Kera
Youngsville
H. B. Waite
de Bourquin
Butler County
Pennsylvania
Oil City
Titusville
Northwestern District Association of Odd Fellows
Ridgway
Meadville
L. J. A. Lesser
Geo. A. Hay
P. B. Cowan
Brookville
Tidicute
L. L. Hunter
Magill
C. M. Knight
Akron
Philadelphia
Washington
F. H. Aldrich
West Mill Street
Aldrich
Warren and Youngsville Traction Co
Sugar Grove
Pennsylvania Railroad Announces 1902 Summer Excursion Route
On May 1 1902 regular summer excursion tickets to all principal eastern resorts will be placed on sale at Pennsylvania offices. Tickets carry an excursion limit to October 31 1902. The Summer Excursion Route Book for 1902 will be issued June 1.
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Pittsburg
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
100 Tons Wanted for Cash at Watson Avenue
Advertises cash for old rubber boots and wringer rollers and other non iron items. Lists to collect materials including old brass lead zinc copper and boiler bottoms free of iron. Contact at Watson Avenue near Boss Wagon Shop or evenings at the Mansion House. ROBERT JOHNSON.
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Watson Avenue
Boss
Mansion House
New Warranty Deeds Sold At Mail Office Display
Best and neatest form printed for warranty deeds now on sale at the MAIL office. New wife's acknowledgment form with notary line. Ladies invited to Miss Sill's millinery store to view. Kopf & Henry supply fresh Buffalo Bread daily. DINNER Sets offered from $7.85. FEHALMAN'S ALLEN at 221 Liberty Street. Subscribe now.
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Miss
Local notes from Columbus spring events and changes
April reports from Columbus include W H Muzzie returning from Philadelphia and Stephen Horn attending a death in Findlay. Abbot & Allen sell to a Clymer NY buyer. two well drilling machines operate locally. Butter price drops to 20 cents. creamery yields one pound of butter per 23 pounds of milk. School year end events planned with May 9 closing and May 13 commencement. two graduates Clare Christie and George Ripley.
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Columbus
W. H. Muzzie
Philadelphia
Stephen Horn
Findlay
Ohio
Kate Horn Prentice
Abbot & Allen
Clymer
N. Y
Dewitt Marble
Frank Scholton
William Parker
Bert Howard
Anna Tyler
Buffalo
Arthur Christie
Cleveland
Edith Wilkinson
Carl Way
Watt
Ladies’ Aid
Wilkinson
Sophia Wright
Panama
Corydon notes cultural events and local moves
Miss Maude Tome leaves Oil City hospital to care for ill mother. Corydon ladies tour Oneville and supper at Onoville House. Teachers Vivian Anderson and Nettie Waite visit Corydon after teaching in Warren County. I O O F celebrates its 83rd anniversary with Rev. Calhoun, address, and community events. Fitzpatrick family moves into Quinn house. plans new Main Street home.
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Maude Tome
Oil City
Tome
Corydon
Oneville
Onoville House
Vivian Anderson
Nettie Waite
Warren Co
Edinboro
F. Hall
Calhoun
Messrs
Jay White
Boyd Marsh
Frank Case
J. M. Turney
Hickok
Canfield
Odd Fellows
Fitzpatrick
P. H. Quinn
Main Street
Benefit concert for fire department planned at Swanson's hall
Adelbert Mills an impersonator aided by harmonica player George Wheeler will host a benefit in Swanson's hall on April 30 for the Youngsville fire department. Groege H. Pierson of Youngsville died April 24 at 1 PM, leaving a wife and son. Laura Dunham begins work at Bell Telephone in Warren. The United States Safety Match Co. will start next week. High school graduation set for May 7 at the MKE Church with ten graduates six girls and four boys. Alumni Banquet to follow at Youngsville House. Brady expands Main Street building to house a new lab. Arthur White cut two fingers at the furniture factory last week. W. E. Head departed for Trombly, Ohio.
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Youngsville
Adelbert Mills
George Wheeler
Swanson
Groege H. Pierson
Laura Dunham
Bell Telephone Co
Warren
United States Safety Match Co
M. KE
Youngsville House
W. E. Head
Trombly
Ohio
Local Residents Attend Sunday Visits and Events
Mr and Mrs D A King Mrs W W King and Mrs Alice Putnam spent Sunday with George King and family. Clarence Skinner and family of Lanning Hill were on the Hill Sunday. Asa Stanton of North Warren visited here the first of week. Earl Baldwin left for Rudolph Ohio last week. Dell Putnam of Marshtown called here last Sunday. D B Peek and daughter of Lander visited Friday. Frank Hagberg of Scandia observed county commissioner contest interests Saturday. A surprise party for Miss Anna Wenzel Thursday evening. G E Thompson and Misses Anna Wenzel and Lola R King attended teacher examination at Lander Friday. Mrs Carl H Cramer of Lander was guest of Mr and Mrs A M Thompson a few days last week.
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D. A. King
W. W. King
Alice Putnam
George King
Clarence Skinner
Lanning Hill
Asa Stanton
North Warren
Earl Baldwin
Rudolph
Ohio
Dell Putnam
Marshtown
D. B. Peek
Lander
Frank Hagberg
Scandia
Anna Wenzel
G. E. Thompson
Anna
Wenzel
Lola R. King
Carl H. Cramer
A. M. Thompson
Born to Mr and Mrs Jerome Tobey in Chandler's Valley
APRIL 30. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Tobey in Chandler's Valley. A wind storm Saturday unroofed half of Fred Dunbar's barn. Electa Hunter, 77, died at home of Albert Hunter. She leaves a son Albert and two daughters Mrs Williams and Mrs C K Nobles, two sisters and several grandchildren. Funeral from U B Church Monday at 1 PM, Rev Langdon officiated.
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Chandler’s Valley
Jerome Tobey
Fred Dunbar
Albert Hunter
Electa Hunter
Albert
Williams
C. K. Nobles
U. B. Church
Langdon
Silks I-4 Under Price at 60 Cents a Yard
Price reductions sweep the silk department with 65 shades of taffeta and multiple grades cut to 60 cents a yard. Yesterday’s 65c black taffeta now 50c, 75c black tafteta 60c, 1 dollar tafteta 75c, and other silks including Jap and China silk and Peau de Soie marked down.
Heavy Cloth Deals for Suits and Skirts Across Stores
Advertises reduced prices on multiple fabrics including Pebble Cheviot wool, English Clay Worsted, Reversible Worsted, Herringbone Cheviot, Meltons, and broadcloth. Notes yesterday’s prices and new future prices with items like basket cloth and Venetian cloth. Highlights specials such as extra wide fabrics and 54 inch all wool broadcloth at lowered rates.
Ladies Tailored Suits Sale Half Off Deep Discounts
A store touts 115 fine Ladies' Tailored Suits including imports and manufacturer samples at 1 4 to 1 3 off regular prices. Item lines list All Wool Ser...es at 9.90, Broadcloths and Venetians from 12.50 to 28.00 with various colors and values, highlighting substantial savings.
Remarkable Carpet and Curtain Sale with Wide Reductions
Fifteen pieces wool Cheviots down to 39c, five pieces imported Wool Satin Luxors cut to 1.35, velvets up to 1.35, Art Squares from 4.50 to 7.90, plus extensive curtain and table linen bargains. Large department discounts on fabrics, lace, nets, mats, and towels with bulk price drops and mass quantities on hand.
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Brussels
Wilton
Savonaire
Local Socials and Events Highlight Quiet Week
Interment at Wesleyan Cemetery noted. Miss Bell Coleman of Bradford visited Sunday and Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Jones of North Warren were in town Tuesday. Mrs. Harry Wilson of Jamestown visited friends for a few days. Basket social well attended with receipts of 10.95 dollars. J. P. Samelson sold a horse to Mr. Preston this week.
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Ting
Wesleyan Cemetery
It Kills the Dirt. GOOD Soap Ad from Warren Co.
An advertisement extols GOOD Soap by Warren Specialty Co of Warren Pennsylvania. It praises the soap as white and pure like bridal rose, claiming it kills dirt and preserves fabric, presenting it as superior to rival brands and promoting cleanliness and repose.
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Warren Specialty Co
Warren, Pa
New Cloths at Jacob Keller Tailor Shop
Ad highlights a large selection of fashionable cloths for suits trousers and overcoats including ladies skirts all made by home union tailors with no sweat shop work. Also notes companion editorial content from Review of Reviews and Lippincott Magazine plus sale of a child’s tricycle in good condition.
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Jacob Keller
Home Union
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Robert Johnson
Fehalman
Allen
Liberty Street
Putnamville
Great
Silk Clearing House of
America
Hocanr
Metzger Ie
Metager & Hogan
Dio
Review of Reviews
May
Congress
Far East
Cecil Rhodes
Lippincott’s
Grass Seed
Timothy
Kopf & Henry
PJ. Foley
A. A.davis & C
B. Warren Tel. Co
Pear Medicine Co
Siegfried
Eberhart & Miller
Water Street
Suspension Bridge
Maybank & Coo
Hammond Iron
Struthers Station
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