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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1906
Page
8
All copy must be in our hands by Tuesday each week. Correspondents may sign their name but it will not be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
Oct 29 reports from Jamestown residents attending the opera and a flood of short updates. Otis Sample moves his family into Sibyl Fenton's house while George Latten camps for weeks. Lots of visits among locals in Weldbank Warren Jamestown and nearby towns with travel to Warren Frewsburg Portland and Saybrook. A new house for James Cozens nears completion and Halloween passes quietly.
A derrick owned by Hiram Yousley collapsed on a Saturday afternoon in Cherry Grove. Various residents and visitors are noted with travel plans and local errands. A Garfield lecture by Supt. MacGowan drew a well attended crowd amid the storm.
Nov 5 to May Mitchell of Corry and Lulu Heminway of Oil City visited relatives last Sunday. William Geesman and family from Youngstown Ohio visit aunt Mrs Jas Phillis. N H Blanchard of East Branch bought FE B Whaley farm. Foreign Missionary Society met with Mrs Estella Houghtling. Mrs Geo Armitage recovering from illness. Grapepickers from here returned home. Mrs A P Whiteley injured arm last Wednesday but improving. Several residents attended quarterly meeting at Hatch Town. Mrs Claude Wright visiting sister Miss Maude Wright.
Nov 6 reports Wesley Singleton and family visiting at Mrs. E A Singleton home in town. John F Clark and wife return from Ohio to their village residence. Mrs N J Thompson returns from Rolla Missouri after extended visit. Mrs J W Hughes from Warren calls on friends in her old home. W G Shannon injured while attempting to ...
George Gordon of Cold Spring New York and George Green of Kinzua visited the reservation last week. Orlo Holt was injured after a fall. Will Gordon reports a 200 pound black bear trapped on Sugar Run and later taken to Bradford. Several residents and visitors are noted, including Rev. M F Trippe, Mrs. Sarah Maybe, and families from Warren and Wolfrun. Ed Crooks claims the largest potato crop locally.
Nov 3 notes show Rev W G Carl visiting Sheffield last Monday. Mr and Mrs W F Holman of Mt Jewett visited Kane friends. Mrs Chas Byham visiting relatives in Niles Ohio. Mrs Milton Brand home from New York State visit. Mrs W R Folk back from Jamestown and Warren trip. Mrs Lemuel Davis slowly recovering from severe blood poisoning. Miss Maude Repine returned from Ridgway where on professional duty. Mesdames W S Calderwood and E W Bacon left for Toledo Ohio. P McGuire and daughter Gertrude left for Canada. Miss Martha Read left for the South to teach at a mission school. Mrs Martha Griffith went to Philadelphia.
In Erewsburg on Nov 5 Lucius Wetmore transferred ownership of the old red grist mill on Water street to L B Scott of Ivory after 37 years of Wetmore’s possession. Wetmore has not been absent since the handover date.
School board appoints M. J. Frew to fill Walter Howard’s expired term as Howard moves to Jamestown. John Wenman becomes board president. Esther Thayer’s lost gold watch is found on school grounds. Community events include a temperance meeting at U B church with Rev C J Schlopp, Halloween party at the high school, and local visits by residents. A new cement walk on Center street pleases residents and children.
The Pennsylvania Live Stock Breeders Association announces a Corn Show at the Harrisburg meeting January 22 25 1907 open to all corn growers. Prizes include 45 cash awards with contributions from The National Stockman and Farmer and the Department of Agriculture. Ten ears of choice corn required per entry. Send inquiries to E B Bayard Secretary 203 Shady Ave East End Pittsburg Pa. A postal card suffices. WANTED Girl for general house work at 3 North Carver Street Warren Pa.
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