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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1904
Page
8
Neighborhood notes report Sharon will build a new jail at a cost of 12 000. Other items include fish law quips, a tax collector appointment in Crawford county and notices of excursions, reunions, and obituaries.
Public notice from the Trustees states that owners of lots in Oakland Cemetery must pay the Secretary now to ensure mowing and care for the coming season before Memorial Day. Unpaid lots will not be mowed. By order of the Trustees. C. Thompson, Sec’y.
The Handsome Music Store of Charles H Henderson at 390g Penn's Avenue East near the iron bridge offers six reliable pianos from standard makers. Tuning orders can be sent by Warren phone or left at the store and will be promptly attended to with reasonable terms and low prices.
Spring and summer Sundays see Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsburg R A agents offer tickets at lowered rates for round trips between defined points with same day return option.
The Erie Railroad announces it will keep its connection with the Big Four Route via Marion Ohio providing attractive service to St Louis for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition of 1904. D W Cooke General Passenger Agent New York.
The Pittsburg Gazette notes Pennsylvanians commemorate a State building at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. It highlights Pennsylvania’s role in national history and the use of state resources to showcase the commonwealth to other states and the world.
Latest fashionable engraved stationery samples shown at the mail office with prices.
The notice promotes Dr J E Jordan's Dental Parlors in Hoffman Block with appointment lines at 295 B Bell Phone. It also invites customers to visit Jacob Keller the Tailor to view new Spring cloths at his store.
A breezy feature extols the shirtwaist summer girl as the season's chic symbol of seaside leisure and fashionable, sunlit charm. The piece casts the trend as a highlight of warm months and carefree style.
George Hodges moves to Thacher brick house on Main street after injury. W H Stewart and Susan K Ellison wed in Titusville and plan to live in Youngsville. Local residents repaint, move, and host visitors. several illnesses and family updates. a horse dies. Mrs Jackson visits. teaching posts and illness strains noted.
May 2 to April 25 1904 marks the 80th birthday of Mrs Harriett Tubbs Hall with about eighty five friends and relatives gathering. A Tubbs family history and reminiscences were shared by Mr Tubbs. Also announced are Arthur Christie’s forthcoming completion of medical studies and start in Clymer New York. A man found dead near the Erie track is believed to be Mr Bills of Bear Lake. Asa D Ewer’s remains arrived for burial from Youngsville and George Beebe of Spirit Hill died May 1 with burial in Clymer. The C B Club plans a Leap Year party at Scholtons hall with Baker’s orchestra.
May reports from Dugall describe visits and travels among residents. A cheese factory opened at Dugall on Monday and several residents visited Warren Clarion and Buffalo. Mrs Cale and family show improving health while others, including Mrs Watson, attend to serious illness. The Dugall school closed last Friday.
On May 2 five pupils Maude Russell Reserve Gardner John Corlin Cornelius Mitchell and Archie Heetor passed the high school exams under teacher Edward Johnson They plan commencement exercises a week from Thursday The Stump Town Band played on Tannery Hill Sunday drawing praise from residents Gertrude Scully is recovering Ella Lehnar Emma Lehnar Florence Offerlee of Warren visited Col Gardner Sunday Inez Smith of Stoneham visited friends Saturday Allie Bickner dancing master taught a large class Saturday night Several parties are anticipated soon.
May 2 item notes George Stearns returning to Buffalo work last Tuesday after time with parents Mr and Mrs E K Stearns. The note mentions Rena and Ross Carlson of Davis Pa.
TipiouTE News notes John Siggins opens a new Depot street walk and forecasts more needed paths as season opens in 1904. Hjalmer Mattson and Annie Hultman of Sheffield wed April 23 at Warren. Ludvig Mattson and others attend. Sugar Grove reports a 15 inch 17 ounce trout and widespread wood shortages as coal runs low. Shakespeare Club closes its year with Mrs. Coburn hosting. Grange notes praise from Kansas and Arkansas towns. Gov. Bachelder voices Grange reach. many farmers find value in public speaking and writing through Grange education.
The April report shows a sharp rise in completed wells, but new production grew by less than 1,000 barrels as field activity nearly matched March. Venango Clarion saw the largest well completions in a light territory, with gains in most districts except Butler and Armstrong. Over 75 percent of new production came from West Virginia and Southeastern Ohio.
The Pennsylvania building at the St. Louis fair was formally dedicated last Monday with speeches and music by the band. Speaker Harry Walton of Philadelphia gave the principal talk urging Pennsylvanians to use the building as their headquarters during the show and noting mail and state papers available there along with other necessities and luxuries.
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers a Sunday May 8 excursion with a special train from Warren at 10 A.M. to Olean and Bradford by noon and return at 7 P.M. arriving Warren 9 P.M. Fare is 1 dollar round trip with a Monday May 9 return option.
Elegant designs and affordable wedding invitations calling cards and ball programs offered by the mail office. Neat custom work showcased with low prices for celebrations and announcements.
Jacob Keller the Tailor showcases spring clothing styles at his shop. Allen fits feet at 221 Liberty Street, highlighting custom fittings and modern tailoring options.
The notice invites readers to call for anything in the line at a well equipped local shop located on No 235 Penns Avenue West opposite the Diamond block.
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