Small-pox scare ends as three patients released
Jamestown records a quiet wrap up with three patients cured and discharged this week. Meanwhile Fre donia New York grants liquor licenses to five hotels after two years without one. The Sheffield National Bank opened last Thursday to fill a local need.
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Jamestown
Fredonia
N. Y
Sheffield National Bank
Oil City
Allegheny River
Onoville
Corydon
Bradford
Smethport
Grand Lodge
Erie
Warren County
H. M. Parkshalu
Parshall
Etomologist
Tidioute News
Pennsylvania
Sugar Grove
Blanch Mix
W. H. Mix
Gerald Mix
Alden McDonald
William Shortt
Philadelphia
Medical College
New York State
Chautauqua Lake
Youngsville
Ernest Swan
Emil
Swanson Bros
E. M. Andrews
Jackson
James Christie
Earl Andrews
College
E. C. Swanson
Pine Grove
Erie Conference
United Brethren In Christ
Glade Valley
A. Meeker
Grand Valley
J. A. Robinson
Harry Dunn
George Siggins
Harry Bucklin
Lyons
N. v5
New York Central R.R
Butler
Southwest
New Cloths At Jacob Keller Tailor Shop
Jacob Keller presents a large assortment of fashionable cloths for suits trousers and overcoats with emphasis on quality and fair prices. A fine lot of ladies skirts fabrics and a pledge of no sweatshop labor from home union tailors.
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Jacob Keller
Home Union
Crocker's Rheumatic Remedy Promises Quick Cure
A Warren Pennsylvania reader endorses Crocker's Rheumatic Remedy after 15 years of rheumatism. The letter claims a 50 cent bottle relieved all pain and urges others to obtain it. Patron M L Amann notes availability at area drug stores and endorses the product.
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Phillips Drug Co
Warren, Pa
Crocker
M. L. Amann
Warren
Local Notices From Youngsville May 6 Alexander Brown Ill
County correspondence reports several social visits and marriages in the Youngsville area. Alexander Brown is very ill at home on North Street. Marriages include Frank Pierson to Floy Kendall in Union and Henry Muntz to Ruth Wistrand at W. B. Phillips’s home. Various visits and travels noted among residents and relatives.
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Youngsville
Alexander Brown
North Street
Charles I. K. Rosenburg
Philadelphia
J. W. Agrelius
James Vigrass
Erie
George Wiederhold
May Slater
Edinboro
J. H. Walker
Florence Andrews
Garland
Minnie McPherson
Bradford
Frank Pierson
Floy Kendall
Ethel Ball
Sugar Grove
E. J. Swanson
O. M. Agrelius
West Virginia
Taylor & Crate
Buffalo
Died and local school closing noted in Chandler's Valley
May 6 report from Chandler's Valley notes the death of Truman Tobey's five week old baby, a funeral planned at this place with Rev. C G Langdon officiating. Also mentions quarterly meeting at Dugall, a house struck by lightning with no damage, and the close of a successful term of school with teachers praised and future hiring hoped.
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Chandler’s Valley
C. J. Langdon
Sugar Grove
Rev. Gage
L. Thayer
John Spencer
Carl
Ivan Samuelson
Warren
Mrs. Gage
Buffalo
Local notes and visits in town and vicinity
May 5 itemized social updates list residents and visitors. Elizabeth Wright Stuart arrived April 23 and plans to return to Massachusetts in June. Mrs. Wright learns of brother James Smith’s death in Reynoldsville Pa. Cemetery Association buys land from John Faust and orders wire fencing for the cemetery. Various residents travel or rest nearby, with minor health notes on Ed Sweetland and A E Pelton.
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Elizabeth Wright-Stuart
Massachusetts
E. J. Wright
James Smith
Reynoldsville
John Faust
P. L. Wright
Rev
W. W. Fenton
Spring Creek
G. J. Wright
J. E. Sliter
Jennie Smith
Miss Lundgreen
Bemus Point
Helen Higgins
Corry
Durham
Ed. Sweetland
R. Haupin
A. E. Pelton
Lottsville
Quarterly meeting and social notes from local church and town
May 5 events include a U B Church quarterly meeting by Revs Gage and Langdon. A sugar social for the Lutheran Literary Society at Frank Lynn's home drew a large, happy crowd. Rev Rinell traveled to Peale Pennsylvania for conference, expected back May 14. Mrs L Priest returns to her old home after a New York winter. Rinell plans Lutheran Pittsfield confirmation next Sunday week. John Wolfe returns from Warren hospital after an appendicitis attack, glad to be home. Local sick include Frank Hagle W Darlin D Manger and Ella Erickson.
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U. B
Gage
Langdon
Frank Lynn
Lutheran Literary Society
Mr. Rinell
Peale
Pittsfield
John Wolfe
Warren Hospital
Frank Hagle
W. S. Darlin
D. Manger
Ella Erickson
Kinzua Township Convention Sees Absentees and Year Ends
May 6 report notes no Kinzua school directors attended the Warren convention while Prof. J H West watched. The board saved travel but failed to comply with county superintendent election law. The school year closed with seven graduates and 218 pupils enrolled. Carl Sherman and Harry Culbertson left for Philadelphia to join Lee's circus as musicians. Mr Grove returned home from West Virginia to visit family.
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Kinzua Township
Warren
J. H. West
Mabel
Lillian Smith
Lois Brooks
Mabel Lyle
Joe Marsh
Warren Donaldson
Theronee
Carl Sherman
Harry Culbertson
Philadelphia
Lee’s Circus
Mr. Grove
West Virginia
Doughty Bros Mill At Sugar Run operates full time
I N Williams and family moved into the former Spetz house. J D Harris and Patrick Quinn begin constructing a saw mill on Harris’s property.
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Doughty Bros
I. N. Williams
C. E. Spetz
J. D. Harris
Patrick Quinn
Mr. Harris
Local Death and Community Notes From Sugar Run
Charles Whitcomb, an elderly resident of Sugar Run, died Tuesday at his home in his 85th year. He leaves a wife, one son, and two daughters. O. E. Hoop visited Warren recently. Corydon township seeks County Commissioner, urging a bridge across the Allegheny river. School closed after eight months. Charles Anderson returned home after an absence. Walter and Lena Hoop visited Dew Drop on Sunday.
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Perty
Charles Whitcomb
Sugar Run
O. E. Hoop
Warren
Corydon
Warren County
Allegheny River
Harris
Charles Anderson
Walter
Lena Hoop
Dew Drop
Biddle Brothers Buy Property and Move to Kane
May 7 report notes the Biddle Brothers of Kane purchasing town property and relocating their families. Willson McGrews rooms are being newly papered and carpeted, while Mrs Averly of Chicago visits her parents Mr and Mrs Martin.
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Biddle Brothers
Kane
Willson McGrew
Averly
Chicago
Martin
Pittsfield
Connely’s
Metzger and Hogan Promote Corsets and Prices
Metzger and Hogan advertise Dorset Line corsets with a 50 cent base price and a range from 1 to 6 dollars. They praise Kabo and Nemo styles, emphasize fit over size, and claim superior comfort and smart appearance. They list brands like Royal Force McGraw Puritan and offer a full corset line.
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Royal Force
Ster
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Standard Oil Co
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Dorset
Metager & Hogan
She
Eberhart & Miller
Water Street
Suspension Bridge
Maybank & Coo
Hammond Iron
Struthers Station
Warren da
Grass Seed
Timothy
Kopf & Henry
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Foley
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