County Letters from Columbus May 9 1910
Miss Millicent Morrison travels to Tunesassa New York to stay with her parents. The death of Fred and Clara Howard's daughter from whooping cough and pneumonia is noted with interment at David Curtis cemetery and condolences offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Millicent Morrison
Tunesassa
N. Y
Fred
Clara Howard
David Curtis
Lulu Covel
Seward Clark
Kane
A. A. Dutton
Chautauqua
Frank Dodd
Wm. Messinger
William Messinger
Frank Walton
Helen Dewey
Sears Raymond
Perry Simmons
I. C. Baker
Superior Court
Pittsburg
Paul Mullen
Orvil Hatch
A. Wiegart and Son
Illyrian
Nebraska
William Munger
Denmark
M. E
William Haggerman
Ed Allen
Warren
Dewitt Marble
Pittsfield Daily News Notes Local Happenings
Prof LeRoy of Grand Valley visited Pittsfield on Monday before leaving for Johnsonburg. John Martin remains ill. Chas Rhoades bought the Tuttle store and barber shop. Mrs H Philman and Mrs W Berlin visiting town. A son was born to Mr and Mrs William Priesor. Mrs Silas McIntyre injured her side and stays home. Play Day set for Hillside Saturday. Various residents travelled or hosted guests including F Obert M Clark and Miss Grace Pierson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Pitts Friit
LeRoy
Grand Valley
Pay
Johnsonburg
John Martin
Chas. Rhoades
Tuttle
H. Philman
Davy Hill
Gus Rhoades
Wm. Berlin
Wm. Priesor
Campbell
Kane
Maude
Hillside
F. Obert
M. Clark
Cobhans
Grace Pierson
Wm. Vancops
A. Golden
Mewcomb House
Silas McIntyre
Local Social and Obituary Notes From Lander
Dr and Mrs Cowells entertain their Warren granddaughter. Elmer Hansen visits Jamestown. Ellen Sodeburg and Vera Bradner of Jamestown visit Mollie Mahan. Samuel and David Peck of Elburn Ill attend death of David Peck. Roy Marsh welcomes a newborn daughter. Tee Johnson of Buffalo attends grandfather's funeral. Amanda Braley in poor health. Leonard Peterson Elmer Hansen Mildred Rowland Eleanor Gibson attend Epworth League Convention in Salamanca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Braley
Leonard Peterson
Elmer Hansen
Mildred Rowland
Eleanor Gibson
Salamanca
Reverend Armstrongs Return From Stewart Run and Titusville
Brown May 9 Rev W H Armstrong and wife have returned home after spending two weeks at Stewart Run and Titusville Mrs T J Tobey is caring for Mrs David Young who has been quite sick M W Buck and wife entertained Dr James Miller wife and daughter of Sugar Grove Sunday Mrs Lizzie Samuelson was in War on Isiday
Local Akeley and Warren Visitors Reported
May 7 report from Akeley lists several residents visiting relatives in Warren and nearby towns. Names include Williard Kelley, Mrs Jennie Morgan, Gust Akeley, Ella Passinger, and Edna Lauffenburger with multiple calls on Fox Hill North Warren Russell Celeron Warren and Wetmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akeley Hollow
Williard Kelley
Lander
Jennie Morgan
Gust Akeley
Jamestown
Ella Passinger
Russell
Fox Hill
Edna Lauffenburger
Elias Akeley
E. B. Daugarthy
Frank Vansile
Fred Thompson
Henry Crecraft
John Allen
Warren
North Warren
A.S. Passinger
Wetmore
Munroe
Sylvester Passinger, Jr
Fred Newark
Alice Walker
Richard Lauffenburger
Henry Walker
Community Notes From Spring Creek May Gathering
May 9 report lists visits and social events. Mrs. G W Graham returned from Jamestown with daughter Mrs EK Werle and children. Several local families visited, moved, or hosted gatherings. A church social at West Spring Creek raised funds to rebuild church sheds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
G. W. Graham
Jamestown
A. Werle
Werle
Kate Peterson
Fred Hines
John Hines
Louisa Wen
John Carbaugh
Georgia Barber
J. H. Spencer
F. EK. Hyer
Geo. Graham
EK. A. Werle
William Peterson
Jennie Hyer
Wm. Spencer
G. F. Carroll
Youngsville
West Spring Creek
Eighth Street Correspondents Report Social Visits and Marriage
Mrs D J Wood returns from Los Angeles and Sawtelle after months away. Ethel Wood of Spring Creek and Carl Crosby of Bear Lake wed last Thursday. Belle F Dawkins visited Chautauqua and Jamestown. Mrs W McCallister toured Randolph. Fannie White of Spartansburg visits sister Mrs Geo Cornish. Miss Mabelle Williams and Master Paul Williams return from Union City. Elmer Hawkins of Warren visited. Leroy Widing accompanied him home. Bertha Fields of Corry vacationing in town. Ella Hawkins returns from Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
D. J. Wood
Los Angeles
California
Sawtelle
Belle F. Dawkins
Chautauqua
Jamestown
Ethel Wood
Spring Creek
Carl Crosby
W. McCallister
Randolph
Fannie White
Spartansburg
Geo. Cornish
Mabelle
Paul Williams
Union City
Elmer Hawkins
Warren
Leroy Widing
Bertha Fields
Corry
Ella Hawkins
We Do Job Printing In Finest Style of the Tart Preserver
Mail Printing Company of Warren Pennsylvania advertises printing services with samples and prices, promoting their work in a concise period voice. The notice emphasizes high quality job printing offerings and invites readers to inquire by mail.
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Mail Printing Company
Warren, Pa
Local Gossip From Cable Hollow Area
May 9 and surrounding days include Cassie Horiow visiting, Ada Strand returning to James town, Emily Brown finishing school term, Ruth McCoy hosting guests, and numerous neighbors calling on friends in the Valley. Recurring notes mention visits to Russell and Gould Town, revival meetings by Rev Alvin Reed, and a minor injury to Mearl Fellows while working for Clifford Touns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassie Horiow
Mra Sopha Strand
Mary Stratton
Rhoda Fox
A. Reed
Emily Brown
Ada Strand
Jamestown
Edna Arthurs
Ruth McCoy
Andrew Arnold
Akeley
Sadie Grant
Mary McCoy
Russell
Pearl Schuyter
Warren
Valley
Eva Walters
Clifford Touns
M. McCoy
Mearl Fellows
John and Leon Cable
Jefferson Sears
Alvin Reed
Gould Town
P. Brant
Frewsburg
Sugar Grove Social Visitors Reach Local Roots
Sugar Grove reports several regional visitors including Mrs. W. D. Addenbrook and daughter from New Brighton Pa., Mrs. R. C. Love joy of Jamestown, Mrs. Georgia Turk of Pittsburg and Mrs. Wright. local families host trips and news notes death of Mrs. Francis Woodward, formerly of Sugar Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
W. D. Addenbrook
New Brighton
R. C. Lovejoy
Jamestown
McDonald
Georgia Turk
Pittsburg
Wright
John Younie
Bradford
Francis Woodward
Woodward
Schlesinger
Hugh Horton
Cleveland
W. H. Mix
William Cole
Smithfield
Elizabeth Pattison
Falconer
N. Y
T. R. Scudder
Chas. M. Shortt, Jr
Pleasantville
J. H. Miller
Graduating Exercises at Columbus High School
The Columbus High School held its graduating exercises at the M. E. church on Friday April 29 with Eva Marie Ohmn Hessa Marion Lamona Hazel Mae Fox Belle Seaver Howard and Louise Lamona among the graduates. Diplomas were presented by Prof. E L Monroe. The next day a reunion and banquet at the M E church and Grange Hall followed for 64 guests including 23 of 27 graduates. Dr L M Christie acted as toastmaster and praised local benefactor Job Dean for the school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus High School
M. E
Eva Marie Ohmn
Hessa Marion Lamona
Hazel Mae Fox
Belle Seaver Howard
Louise Lamona
Mabel Scholton
E. L. Monroe
G. E. Bennett
Anna Ayer
Millicent Morrison
Hapelle Orchestra
M. E. Church
Grange Hall
L. M. Christie
Job Dean
Absentee landlord tale told by T P O Connor in America
Detroit Free Press quotes T P O Connor recounting a Kerry steward letter from a Piccadilly club during the Land League era. The message to tenants warned that threats to shoot would not frighten him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. O’connor
America
Mr. O’connor
Piccadilly
Land League
Moonlighters
Detroit Free Press
Quality in butter from cow feed to processing
Expert dairyman stresses that butter quality hinges on cow food and water. Care in ration choosing matters, but frequent handling flaws mar butter. After churning the mix rests ten minutes, a cup of cold water helps. skim into bilge water, change water until milky smell ends, press lightly with salt. minimal working preserves granular texture.
Shade for Sheep in Pastures Boosts Stock Comfort
The article argues that sheep benefit from shade during hot summers, especially lambs whose growth lags without shelter. It recommends planting trees in open pastures, noting breeze under shade improves comfort, and asserts trees on farms repay their cost by enhancing stock welfare and farm margins.
Caring For Spring Foals
The spring foal is favored as a natural breeding season with stronger foals that can spend more time outdoors and cause less trouble. Do not let spring colts run with mares at work. box stalls are used in fall. Spring colts should stay in yard or paddock on grass and be with mares only when fed during the day to avoid injury and reduce mare fret.
Chaining the Stall Kicking Horse Endangers Horse and Handlers
A veteran stockman recalls using a butt chain on a young horse and the animal’s terror, fighting it off and threatening to wreck the stall. He warns that even after calm, the horse remains traumatized by chains and would fear harness with butt chain traces.
Foot Rot Treatment for Sheep Herd
If the hoofs are trimmed there is less risk of infection. When infection appears in the herd, have sheep walk through a trough four inches deep with one pound of chloride of lime per twelve quarts of water. Separate diseased sheep from healthy ones until the disease is stamped out.
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A. J. Hazeltine
G. B. Ensworth
First National Bank
Penn’a
Warren County
C. W. Jamieson
Co. T. Conarro
F. K. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
Citizens National Bank
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County Letters
Roy Samuelson
Esther Donaldson
L. Donaldson
Florence Brown
Mabel Brown
KE. K. Stearns
Mortimer Putnam
Ben Ellis
Kate Ellis
John Monson
Brown Hill
Cable Hollow
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