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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1906

Page

8

No Lincoln party in Philadelphia press urges straight Republican ticket

The Philadelphia discourse argues against a Lincolnite faction as a mere title and endorses a united Republican convention. It predicts no fusion with Democrats or Lincolnites and urges nominating strong Republicans for state offices on a solid platform. Five congressional candidates in the district are named as endorsed by county delegations.

Guffey Mack Philadelphia Pennsylvania Lincoln Republican Party Harrisburg Philadelphia Inquirer

County Letters Notice to Correspondents

Notice to correspondents that all copy must be in by Tuesday each week and must be signed. names will not be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.

Community Notes From Sheffield and Surrounding Areas

May 21. Floyd Allen returns from Indian Territory where he worked. Miss Ruby Houghton, Miss Mabel Alling attend District Epworth League Convention in Sherman New York and visit Sheridan. Patricia Gilson accompanies home. Lee Hessel visits. formerly local now in Lima Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. John Marley in Kane. Class day at Sheffield High School Friday with Mary Curtain and Carl Pequeen noted. Mrs. Blanchard and Blanche Taylor visit Jamestown. Mrs. Arthur Reed of Cherry Run visits. Vinnie Hoover shops in Sheffield. Bertha Pequeen visiting home from Gerry Home. Chaffee family visit Noblit home. Julia Duck from Tiona visiting brother Will Duck. Frank Donaldson on business in Sheffield. Mrs. J. S. Titus attends North Clarendon Sunday School convention. Ed. Hoover with friends in Butler county. Iva Kinney returns from visiting mother in Duhl in our village. A. C. Wiggins moves family to Chaffee Elk County. Roy Dalrymple returns to tend seriously ill mother. Chas. J. Sampson and wife in Warren with James Perks family. Roadwork near Buckalow Run begins to aid travel. A heavy frost last night caused local damage.

Floyd Allen Indian Territory Ruby Houghton Mabel Alling Sherman N. Y Sheridan Paticia Gilson Lee Hessel Lee Lima Ohio John Marley Kane Sheffield High School Barnes Mary Curtain Carl Pequeen Blanchard Blanche Taylor Jamestown Arthur Reed Cherry Run Vinnie Hoover Sheffield Bertha Pequeen Gerry J. S. Titus North Clarendon Ed. Hoover Butler County Iva Kinney Duhling Youngsville Buckalow Run

Social notes from Kane and nearby towns

May 21 social rounds report visits and guests in Kane Warren and surrounding areas. Mentions Miss Leota Whitehill visiting Friends in Youngsville, A Clemenger with daughter Mrs Jas Roberts in Warren, Mr and Mrs W A Barry of Kittanning visiting Kane relatives, Miss Mary Leonhart at a state assembly in Pittsburgh, Miss Virginia Bray and Harvey G Berkhouse wed at the Presbyterian parsonage, Kane residents hosting visitors from Vandergrift Wilcox and Pittsburg, and other local greetings on Chase street and with Mrs Campbell.

Leota Whitehill Youngsville A. Clemenger Jas. Roberts Warren W. A. Barry Kittanning Leonhart Harvey G. Berkhouse Virginia Bray Presbyterian Parsonage Berkhouse Kane P. J. Snyder Martin Clever Pittsburg Jones’ Circus A. A. Clearwater Wilcox N. M. Zellar Vandergrift Fred E. Sill R. J. Campbell Chase Street

Mrs Newbold Returns Home From Philadelphia Visit

May 22 report notes Mrs 8S B Newbold spent winter in Philadelphia and returned to her homestead last week in improved health. Also mentions Mrs N leaving last fall in feeble health and returning stronger. W E Metzger of Nashville Tennessee visited his father on Sunday.

Warren Area Visitors and Residents Spend Time at Homes

May 23 reports show Mrs. J. T. Finley visiting a Warren sister and several residents from Warren and surrounding towns visiting relatives, cottages, or returning to farms. Names include Isaac Hare Axel Johnson Clyde Schweitzer Emil and Hilda Johnson and James Myers among others.

J. T. Finley Warren L. Schweitzer Isaac Hare Wim. Schnur P. D. Clark Emil Johnson Glade Hilda Johnson Durward Ayling Axel Johnson Clyde Schweitzer Geo. Newark Kinzua James Myers Claude Lawson Irvineton Carl Walquist Red House Naes Geo. Wedin Miss Lotta Anna Sinclair

Local Visitors Share Weekend with Warren Residents

Warren residents hosted relatives and friends over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Chas Edgett hosted Mr and Mrs W Stanford. Ina Wecall of Jamestown visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Wecall. Len Schweitzer of Sheriff joined family, Sam Peters visited Irvington, C J Geer of Sheffield was in town on business, Leonard Haag of Warren called on friends.

Warren Chas. Edgett W. Stanford Ina Wecall Jamestown John Wecall Len Schweitzer Sheriff Sam Peters Irvington C. J. Geer Sheffield Leonard Haag

Columbus News Briefs from May 21

Elmer Sutliff, once a Columbus boy, was in town last week renewing acquaintances. Clinton Eastman returns to Port Arthur Texas. Victor Baldwin and family head to Lily Dale where Bernice Baldwin acts as pianist for the City of Light Assembly. The funeral of the young child of Donald McKay and wife was held Friday. Will Roehrig leaves for Utica New York to learn machinist trade.

Elmer Sutliff Columbus Clinton Eastman Port Arthur Texas Victor Baldwin Lily Dale Bernice Baldwin City of Light Assembly Donald McKay Will Roehrig Utica N. Y

Local Visitors and Summer Guests in Cable Hollow

May 18 reports Mattie Bennett visiting Jamestown. Annie Crounning stayed with Flossie Smith early in the week. Mary Stratton travelled to East Randolph. Mary McCoy and daughter Ruth visited Akeley. Elsie Olson of North Warren stayed with Ella Thompson. Mr and Mrs Frank Conklin visiting James Whatford. Emaline Grant spending summer at home here.

Mattie Bennett Jamestown Annie Crounning Flossie Smith Mary Stratton East Randolph Mary McCoy Ruth Akeley Elsie Olson North Warren Ella Thompson Frank Conklin James Whatford’s Emaline Grant

Excursions to Boston at half rates this season

From May 31 to June 9 the D A V P R R offers tickets to Boston Mass and return at roughly half price. Tickets valid for return until July 15 Agents or A J Smith G P A Cleveland Ohio provide full details and booking.

Boston Mass A. J. Smith Cleveland

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The Maren Mail the Mail Publishing CO Enos T. Drum W.R. McKinnky Warren County Bell Phone 390 C. W. Stone Congress H. H. Cumings Tidioute Senate EK. W. Parshall Assembly James Brann B. G. Gregory H. M. Putnam A. T. Hackney WM. S. Clark Republican County Committee Citizens National Bank Lincolnites Joseph C. Sibley Franklin Mercer County James P. Whitla Sharon Venango John A. Wiley Elk W. C. Winslow Benezette Forest N. P. Wheeler Tionesta Herr Fuss Europe Ernesto Sisters Bros. de Kock Webb-Romano Peerless Mowatts ONRI America Dunham’s Ralston Health Allen’s Shoe Store Liberty Street C. H. Smith Co., Ltd Warren, Pa County Letters Irvine Hemlock Cable Hollow Warren Trust Co
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