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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1907
Page
8
Instructions require all copy in our hands by Tuesday each week. Correspondents must sign their names to all communications but names will not be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
The column lists visitors and arrivals including Barney Moss and wife from Brocton New York as well as funeral attendees for Mrs Gillespie. It notes F J Clark returning to Outville Ohio for steam shovel duties and a wave of May 7 social visits, marriages and local inquiries plus the death of Mrs Gillespie and the passing of Uncle Jacob P Conroe aged 86.
May 7 notes Mrs Margret Demmon and Mrs Ada Rhulman and Paul went to Titusville for a relative's funeral. Mrs Albert Ailsworth shows slow recovery from illness. Mrs Augusta Hornstron visited North Warren. Mrs Jane Peck called on Mrs Mary Stratt. Eli Peck and son Gerald visited Akeley. Miss Ruth Hornstron Mary Hornstron Nina McCoy Myrtle Thompson attended exercises between Ake.
May 7 notes record Miss Florence McCartney of Marienville visiting. Chas Donahue and family left for Washington State. Mabel Alling hosted dinner. Ariel Houghton departed May 6 for Azen Virginia. Mrs. Sarah Barnes returned home after winter in Kane. Mrs. Mitchell of Sheffield visited W. G. Noblitt. L. Donaldson plans new house. Mae Olive of Kane visited her aunt Mrs. John Marley. Harmon Barnes was in from Warren. Mrs. Mary Donaldson and Mrs. L. (text cuts off).
May 7 social updates show Miss Ethel Clendenning and Bert Miller of Jamestown visiting Andrew Clendenning. Emmett Clark and W B Hale hosted guests at Frewsburg. John Cable of Warren visited sister D J Bennett. Katie Akeley plans Warren work assignment this week. Arthur Rickerson and John Van Orsdale relatives in Jamestown. Winnie Price of Franklin visiting relatives. W C Hale of Russell in town. T J Harrington starts summer cottage on Conewango. D J Bennett and daughter and Earl Bennett and wife in Jamestown Friday. Mrs Warren Rush visiting Russell. Miss Hazeltine closed a successful term of school.
May 7 notes report Mrs. Amy Scholton Maud and Mabel Scholton of Beaver arriving for commencement on Wednesday May 8. Carlton Barnes returns home after a successful school year. Cemetery Auxiliary meets Mrs. Julia Smith May 17. Milk totals for April 1 14 show 48972 pounds milk 1713 pounds cream 2618 pounds butter sold at 31.55 cents per pound.
A large crowd gathered at W. C. Nicholson's Friday evening in Wetmore to honor Miss Mae Libbey with a surprise gift of a suitcase. F O Johnson and J A Jackson visited Warren Sunday. Monroe Passinger saw his parents in Russell last week. Mrs John Passinger and family visited relatives last week. Mrs A Luce visited her daughter Mrs Maude Arnold Friday.
Miss Esther Lunden of Kane attended the party Friday. John Passinger was a business caller in Kane Saturday. School closed Friday. The exercises were very successful. We regret to see Miss Libbey leave but hope for a return next year. Mr and Mrs Edward Gunnerson of Kane visited friends in town Sunday. Miss Icy Passinger called at Kane on Monday. Monroe Passinger was in Kane Friday. Belle Passinger spent Sunday at home.
May week activity includes Clyde Hinton returning from West Virginia with severe injuries from a falling limb likely costing an eye. Numerous visitors and residents are mentioned: Mrs J E Morse, Miss Beulah Morse, Master Edward, David Holt, R L Harris, Will Kirkpatrick, Mrs Woods, Ray Bergstrom, P C Holt, Mrs E D Newton, Henry Muntz, Mrs Leo Wilcox, Maggie Travor, C M Bergstrom, O E K Hoop, C D Seaman, Lena Hoop, Miss Florence King, Ed Morse. The town notes also report the eight month school term ending with Florence King of Kinzua teaching and family visits around Warren.
The Gillespie family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness shown at the death of our mother Mrs. M. A. Clark during this difficult time. H. M. Gillespie and C. W. Gillespie.
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