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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1900
Page
3
In Warren Pennsylvania on May 25 and 26 the Merchant's American Railway Show will set up near the fair grounds. Tickets cost 10 cents for children and 20 cents for adults for two hours of amusement featuring trained horses dogs acrobats and clowns.
Last Monday the Warren council killed the curfew bill by Burgess Barnhart's veto and defeated a two thirds override. He argued curfews misrove morals, burden parents, and that towns like Vineland, New Jersey repealed similar laws. The council voted six to four, same as two weeks prior, a two thirds margin needed to override. Memorial Day observances by Eben N. Ford Post 336 G A R outlined a dawn artillery salute, graves decorated, parade details, and program with speakers, band, and officials to honor veterans.
Local notes report weddings announcements births and visits among Warren residents. Miss Francis Maxwell's marriage to Captain Lyons is announced for June. John Robinson's circus comes to town June 11 as school ends. A partial solar eclipse is noted for May 28 with smoked glass advised.
E B Grafidin returns to Tidionte last Monday. C P Bucklin buys timber on Baxter lot for Porto Rico plant extending work by two years. County officials and Tidioute Economy Bridge Co reach understanding on river bridge transfer papers. Sugar Grove: Mr R H Dalrymple ill with muscular rheumatism. Nettie Davis and Theodore Kopf marry. Ezekiel Brookmire dies of pneumonia aged about 78. Endress buys best team of colts from Sugar Grove. Youngsville: Arthur M Sweet moves to Jamestown. Edgar Hodges falls 35 feet from ladder injuring foot. Memorial Day program planned with sermon May 27 and parade May 30 led by McKinney’s Band and local groups. George H Pierson to marshal.
One hundred dollars reward for a catarrh cure that fails. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo advertise Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous surface remedy. Endorsers West & Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin attest to Cheney's reliability. Price 75 cents per bottle with testimonials offered free.
Warren County Pomona Grange No 10 meets Valley Grange at Chandlers Valley June 7 and 8 with a 1 30 PM opening. The program features music, talks by Geo A Woodside Clara T Olmstead and others plus recitations songs and papers from multiple granges and a memorial service for Mrs Rowley. Lunch provided first day. all fourth degree members welcome.
Pale and sickly children grow strong and well after using Thompson's Sweet Worm Powder, priced at 26 cents.
Visiting cards neatly printed at the Mall Office with low rates. 75 cents per hundred, 50 cents for fifty, and 30 cents for twenty five.
Local items report ELks buy a $7000 Bradford clubhouse, a 1900 Pennsylvania Editorial Association gathering in Wilkes Barre, and a range of projects from Erie station rebuilds to Jamestown and Lake Erie railroad extension. Also noted are a fire loss at Celeron, Mears of Gushers, and a Lutz murder verdict with side-path law talk.
Corydon, May 19, details town life on the Allegheny river with mentions of Dalrymple and Corydon houses, a modern creamery, butter sales to New York, and leaders like E. D. Everett. Reports include Miss Nellie E. Lounsbury overseeing Lady Maccabees, a store collapse, local deaths, social events, and upcoming and ongoing community activities.
Chas Replogle of Atwater Ohio could not work due to kidney trouble. After four days using Foley's Kidney Cure he was entirely well according to J M Siegfried.
May 21 reports Emerson Hale and E H Fellows traveled to Jamestown with apples. Bridget Gallager, long ill, is improving. Wess Bennett and wife from Ohio visit his mother Mrs Eyra Bennett. Effie Ackley of Warren visits Ackley friends. Frank Stanton moves family to Erie to work on streetcar line. Bertha Hale and Evlyn Marsh visit Frewsburg. Bert Nicholas of Ellington calls on Ethel Cone. Mrs Bull’s health improving. Fred Jefford of Sheffield visits Ethel Cone.
May 23 items record Mrs. C. M. Fletcher's return from Mannington W V. N J Cooper's serious accident while preparing to start home. Mrs Elwood Wiggins visiting her mother Mrs A Shutt. W F Mix traveling to Cleveland. Emile Carlburg moving to Weld house on Dallas street. James Mair in town on business. and a note urging FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE for kidney and bladder troubles.
Farmers are invited to call at Shaw's Cash Store on Liberty Street with produce of all kinds. He offers the highest market price in cash or goods and sells new groceries at very low prices. Fresh fruits and vegetables are on sale at low prices.
W C Rowland and Sons offer the largest wallpaper stock in Warren with new designs added regularly. An excursion to Dunkirk is planned for Wednesday May 30 with round trip fare from Warren at 1. Tickets are sold by D A V and P Railroad ticket agents and are valid on regular trains. Dunkirk offers fishing and lake Erie scenery. Memorial day is noted.
The Mat office advertises the Mann Wired Envelope as a new novelty with low prices and business card printing on the envelope. Call for details and to see the product.
Birth reported for PaynE and multiple deaths in Warren Corry Pittsfield and nearby towns. Notables include Frederick W. Bell a Warren bass singer and bookkeeper aged 34. Charles Krech of Corry age 71. Eli B Wentworth of Pittsfield age 37 4 months 29 days. Funeral arrangements noted for Bell and Wentworth.
Real estate transfers listed include Matilda Ball to Parthena Vinn $1. Mary Lesh to Albin Skonberg Elk $20. Wheelock to Danielson Sugar Grove $300. McIntosh to Danielson Sugar Grove $175. Anderson to Morris Sugar Grove $140. Richards to Perkins Brokenstraw $1. Blodgett to Youngsville Lumber Co. $75. Kay to Blodgett Youngsville $225. Munn to Irwin South West $318. Davis to Keller Warren $800. Wood to Hertzel Pleasant $1. Wood to Hertzel Pleasant $1. Lena Gregg to Cage Sugar Grove $633.65. Gilson to Barnes Sheffield $230. Frantz to Peterson Warren $1800. James Clark to Frantz Warren $1320. Learn to Niver Elk $800. Carman to Tanner Freehold $1000. Jamieson to Marsh Elk $150. Warren Co to Comms Elk $3.75. Warren Co to Yates Elk $64.60. Comm Warren Co to Yates Elk $1. Knupp to Hertzel Elk $143.37. Knupp and wife to Hertzel Elk $1. Rosenzweig to Hertzel Elk $1,000. Yates to Hertzel Elk $529. Warren Real Estate Co to Michael Edwards Warren $325.
Dr. E. Detchon’s Anti Diuretic claimed to stop nocturnal enuresis in children. The ad states it helps both old and young, arrests the trouble at once and is sold for $1 by Hertzel & Saner druggists in Warren, Pennsylvania.
Axel W. Linde and Gertie S. Tredeen wed at Jamestown New York by Rev. C O Hultgren. Both bride and groom from Sheffield Pennsylvania.
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