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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1907
Page
8
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May 21 Ray Bergstrom has departed for the West intending to visit Idaho and Montana with aim to settle there. A A Wilcox of Onoville called on relatives in town. Zabin Wright and wife of Quaker Bridge were guests of Mrs. Wrights parents on Sunday last week. Wim Campbell and wife of Morrisons were guests at M L Campbells on Sunday last week. Louise Livingston of Fairmont Minn spent winter in Porto Rico and called on friends locally on her homeward journey. Several citizens joined excursion to Bradford last Sunday. Mrs. Hoag of Dutch Hill visited her brother J P S Smith for a couple days before last. David Holt and J W Green were Warren visitors last week. M B Arthur was Corydon visitor Saturday last. Cc D Seaman was Corydon visitor one day last week. G N Seguine is moving to Kinzua. Mrs S E McMillen of Warren visited parents J M Green and wife Saturday last. Mrs Leo Wilcox and son Marvin returned from Onoville where they stayed with relatives. John Wooster was a Warren visitor Monday. J P Smith and wife drove to Corydon Monday. Co N Martin left for Limestone Monday for several weeks.
May 20 to May 19 entries show Grace Donaldson Clair Mix Miss Ella Passinger and many others visiting family and on business in Warren Dutch Hill Kane and nearby towns. Several moved or started work, including Philip Anderson bark peeling contract and Adams Hotel staffer in Russell. Trips span Warren Kane Clarion Ludlow and Sheffield with visits to parents, kin, and farms.
We Trust Doctors We Trust Doctors or Mr and Mrs B D Keeler called at Kane Saturday. Belle Passinger of Kane spent Sunday with her parents. Mrs Lewis Wallin is on the sick list. Wm Nicholson called at Ludlow. Services were held in the M E church Sunday by Rev Carl of Kane. Monroe Passinger is on the sick. Sadie Thompson of Kane is the guest of John Olson and family. John Jackson went to Warren. Willie Taylor returned from Warren and Russell Sunday where he had been visiting his mother.
Miss June Tuttle visited her parents Mr and Mrs Tuttle. Henry Ackley visited Warren. Henry Lauffenburger and Harry Vansile left Monday for Endeavor Forest Co to work in the bark woods. Elson Daugarthy went to Russell.
May 21 reports multiple visits and short trips in Warren and surrounding communities. Mrs J T Finley and Mrs Geo Newark called on relatives. Elva Newark and Bessie Irvine from Kinzua stayed with Mrs Geo Newark. others, including Carl Clark Frank Richardson Wm Schnur P D Clark and H L Schweitzer family, were in and about Warren, Grand Valley Saybrook Scandia Glade and nearby areas.
May 20 lists Charles Martin and J O Lounsberg visiting friends and renting a farm while O H Headley trips to Russell and Warren. Several residents report calls on relatives and neighbors. Mrs Mary Lounsberg improves from illness as visits happen around Jamestown Hill and surrounding homes.
Milk totals at the creamery from April 15 to 28 reach 80717 pounds with 3204 pounds of cream and 4444 pounds of butter sold at 28.3 per pound. Justice C E Brown is to Pittsburg next week after being drawn as juror. Guy Simmons becomes Erie night ticket agent at Corry. Mrs. Andrew Minore and Mrs. Robbins recover from illness. Margaret Damon taken to Corry hospital with hopes of faster recovery. Helen Taylor visits Warren and Jamestown. Gerald Faulkner from Dean school boasts perfect attendance over two eight month terms. Mrs. David York bedbound for several days. Don Carrier and Norman Scholton celebrate sixth birthday. Leon Hill raises poultry. an egg measured 7 1/2 by 8 1/4 inches and contained a perfect egg inside.
The ad lists ginghams and lawns for dresses and waists at various prices per yard 10c 12 1 2c 15c, printed lawns batiste dimities and Irish dimities 25c to 35c, plus Sousine silks described as half the price of silks, 27 inches wide and sold by the yard.
A Warren store promotes its White Goods stock with value pricing for brides and graduates. It touts 45 inch Persian lawns at 25 cents a yard and 32 inch India linen at eight to 12 and a half cents, claiming regular prices are lower than advertised specials. The shop invites customers to view stock and request samples as proof of quality.
The millinery offers the season’s hats marked at astonishingly low prices. A new hat is recommended for Decoration Day and customers are invited to see the lines in the shop.
The Cemetery Auxiliary plans a Friday work session on May 31 led by Mrs. John Dutton. Volunteers are invited to bring their needle and thimble for the project mentioned.
May events include Geo Noblit and son visiting W G Noblit in WNY, W J Smiley pumping oil to Lacy with Roy Gingnon aid, Mrs J M Chandelor of Warren visiting, Miss Mary Donaldson going to Oil City for summer, a baby boy welcomed to the Silvas, Miss Ethel Atkinson returning to Virginia, measles cases in town, and the Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs Sarah Barnes on Wednesday.
K. N. Rozelle left for his home in Wyoming on Monday. W. J. Smiley was in Warren on Saturday. Harmon Barnes of Warren was home over Sunday.
May 20 reports visitors to Jamestown include Mr and Mrs Will Hale. Mrs Bert Swager visited her mother Mrs Harrison Miller at Fentonville. D J Bennett and son Earl are in Canada. Mrs Earl Bennett and son Lyle visit her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Gilman at Fentonville. Clyde Jones of Russell works at the I X L factory. A number from here attended church at Russell Sunday evening while Rev Servoss of Russell led services in the school house Sunday afternoon.
Miss Hazel Bennett visited friends in Buffalo last week. Miss Mary Edquist of Jamestown visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Eric Edquist Sunday.
Godfried Johnson from Warren visits friends and relatives in Dugall as the Young People's Literary meets at the Lutheran church. Farmers haul milk to the cheese factory. Emma Hagle and Don Pike wed May 14 at the bride’s parents home. Christina Frank recently injured a limb.
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