Thanksgiving verse and local notices from Jamestown Journal
November reflections and a collection of local items include a marriage license for Carl Munnings and Pearl Cobb of Warren, a Library Hall entertainment by Ship-Is, Warren senior football team improvements after a 40 0 win over Corry, ahead of Erie and Corry trips, and a report from the Y M C A Woman's Auxiliary with officers elected and year finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Munnings
Pearl Cobb
Warren
Warren Senior High School
Corry
Erie
Fredonia
Seventeenth Annual YMCA Convention Held in Warren
The first district of Pennsylvania YMCA met in Warren for a weekend gathering with about sixty delegates from Du Bois Bradford Corry Franklin Erie Kane Oil City Warren and several colleges and normal schools. Sessions in the M E church and Y M C A building featured addresses worship and a closing meeting at the Presbyterian church. Delegates assisted in services, hospitality was praised, and $85 was raised for state work.
City Fathers Meet in Regular Session
The city council met last Monday with reports from committees. Hazeltine said railing on Race Bridge is complete and bridge funds this year total about 1090 dollars. Fifth Street Bridge painting is deferred due to funds. Harmon noted a 25 dollar donation from Wheeler & Dusenbury fire at Endavor, Pa., to be added to fire funds. Beaty reported no progress on Electric Light Co. rates. motion to install natural gas lights where needed carried. Watson Hose Co. request for a room and wagon horse was referred to Fire and Building committees. Council authorized Burgess to deed three acres of Oakland Cemetery for a three-acre swap. Several street light and crosswalk requests referred to committees. Payment of Warren Electric Light Co. bill was postponed until pole tax adjustments. Other bills ordered paid and Council adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazeltine
Race Bridge
Fifth Street
Harmon
Wheeler & Dusenbury
Endeavor
Oakland Cemetery
Warren Electric Light Co
Boro
Real Estate Transfers Week Ending November 8 1899
Real estate transfers list multiple six to one thousand dollar sales. Names include D. Green, Theo Renting Pittsfield. Jonathan Ratcliffe. H. Weiner. V. Strend. Agnes Chambers. A. Adams. Charles Jones. Henry Jackson. Ran dolph Soion. Warren County Treas ury to H. G. Snapp. Thos. Fisher. Mary Ann Shay and others. Blanche C. Sager. Frank Fleming. Sam’s Wife. Ellen White. Calestia Scott. Ellis Hogue. W. E. Hogue. Jacob C. Fuller. First Baptist church trustees. Seth Capwill. Chase Capwill. Joseph Briggs. Thomas Hale. Martha Thomas et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Green
Theo
Pittsfield
Jonathan Ratcliffe
Agidus van Ord
Farmington
H. Weiner
S. V. Strend
Clarendon
V. Strend
Agnes
Chambers
A. E. Adams
Chas. Jones
Pine Grove
Henry B. Jackson
Randolph Soion
Spring Creek
Treas
Warren Co
H. G. Snapp
Eldred
H.G. Snapp
Thos. Fisher
Mary Ann Shay
Etal
Blanche C. Sager
Conewango
Frank Fleming
Wm. L. Robinson
Deerfield
Sam’s Welfe
Ellen White
Calestia M. Scott
Ellis Hogue
Triumph
W. E. Hogue
Jacob C. Fuller
First Baptist Church
Kinzua
Seth Capwill
Chase Capwill
Joseph Briggs
Thomas Hale
Martha Thomas Et al
Delbzo Thomas Triumph
Accidents While Hunting Injure Two Men Near Russell
Two Warren men were hurt in hunting incidents. M. J. Weidert suffered a shoulder and neck wound from a shot fired when R. C. English fell from a log near Russell. Clyde Ladow was badly cut on the face and eye by a shot near Corn Planter but is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Weidert
R. C. English
Warren
Russell
English
Weidert
D. H. Gregory
Dr. Haines
Clyde Ladow
Frank Ladow
Down the River Bradford House-boat Arrives at Warren
The Bradford party from Corydon returns from a hunting and fishing trip down the Allegheny aboard the house-boat Bradford. Members include H. N. Richmond W. C. Neely J. W. Willis G. D. Russell Frank Conneely J. W. Vantine Fred Wightman and pilot A B Flatt. They brief stop at Warren with seven dogs eight guns and plenty of game.
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Bradford
Warren Eddy
Corydon
Allegheny
Messrs
H. N. Richmond
W. C. Neely
J.w.willis
G.D Russell
Frank Conneely
J. W. Vantine
Fred Wightman
A. 8. Flatt
Warren
D. A. V. P. R. Rail Line Promotes East West Travel
The D. A. V. and Pacific Railroad invites travelers to the East or West with superb connections and accommodations. Direct connections at Buffalo via the Empire State Express and New York Central are highlighted as the fastest routes. Tickets available through CP. kee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Empire State Express
N. Y. Central
Rochester
Jurors Drawn for December Court
Grand first week lists Ackley Olney and many other farmers laborers and merchants across Warren Conewango Freehold Sheffield Pine Grove Triumph Sugar Grove and surrounding townships in two juror pools. Traverse weeks add dozens more names with occupations from merchant to carpenter and clergyman in the Warren county area.
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Grand
Ackley
Olney
Pine Grove
Allen
G. W
Warren
Austin
S. M
Sheffield
Bishop
L. T
Boner
W. J
Farmer
Pittafield
Christ
Martin
Triumph
Crooks
Eugene
Corydon
Dennison
W. E
Sugar Grove
Dakin
A. B
Freehold
Ekey
A. F
Pleasant
Hale
David
Hertzel
R. L
Johnson
C. J
Brokenstraw
Jack
Chas
Glade
Leonhart
J. A
Mead
Kimball
Columbus
G. F
McCain
Watson
Sample
Edgar
Sawyer
Spring Creek
Stickney
Smith
Robi
Schellhammer
W. R
Account
S. R
South West
Weaver
J. K
Agrelius
J. W
Youngsville
Ayling
Henry
Archibald
J. P
Brant
George
Carpenter
Tidioute
Crossman
Clarendon
Chapman
Comstock
Jay
Dunn
Darling
F. L
Deemer
J. G
Eby
Mason
Conewango
Eysinger
Jacob
Liveryman
Frantz
Philip
Gordon
H. L
Gunn
H. E
Deerfield
Haupin
Hildrum
Fitch
Baseman
Grand Valley
Krimble
M. K
Kinzua
Ladow
Mathias
Lyon
Farmington
Little
Richard
Lesser
John G
Warner
Morrison
F. C
McCoy
Harvey
Roby
Albert
Rowland
W. C. Jr
B. F
Stanford
R. O
John
Siggins
Benj
Seeley
Sam’s
Tallman
John R
Traverse
Alverson
Bear Lake
Beck
Byers
Carlson
C. A
Culver
E. A
Couson
James
Cherry Grove
Elderkin
Fuellhart
Butcher
Gage
Gilbert
Frank
Columbusboro
Hoffman
H. C
C. R
Huntington
C. E
Hinsdale
Harrington
Fred
Hunter
Willis EK
Knopf
Freman
Lessig
Looney
Lawson
C. C
McCormick
J. N
Moore
Morian
T. V
Lewis
Merchant
Marsh
A. C
Noble
A. J
Justice
Nelson
Christopher
Pollock
F. H
Palmeter
Lyman
Porterfield
F. D
Reno
C. D
Reig
J. J
Smedley
Sanburn
Thompson
E. E
E. W
Taylor
A. R
Clergyman
Toby
M. J
Eldred
Levett
van Dyke
Galvanizer
Pittsfield
Walling
Sylvester
Elk
Weod
Hiram D
Youth's Companion previews 1900 with famed authors
The November and December 1899 issues of The Youth's Companion promise diverse content for all ages. Frank R. Stockton offers The Wolf and the Wheelbarrow, James Bryce contributes Hints on Reading, W. D. Howells and Jane Bar low serialize, Bret Harte recalls mining days, Mary E Wilkins writes Serenity Maria at School, and Henry M. Stanley shares For Life and Liberty. New subscribers receive the 1900 volume and a Calendar. an illustrated prospectus is mailed free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhow
Frank R. Stockton
James Bryce
the American Commonwealth
California
Mary E. Wilkins
Sereny Maria
Henry M. Stanley
Liberty
Panion
Columbus Avenue
Boston
Anti Diuretic Promises Help for Bedwetting Children
Dr. E Detchon's Anti Diuretic claims to help children troubled by nocturnal bedwetting. The remedy is advertised as arresting the issue at once and priced at $1. Sold by Hertzel and Saner druggists in Warren Pennsylvania.
Corsets by Best Makes at Kertcher's Store
Local retailer Kertcher's showcases top corset brands with full stock and premium selection for shoppers seeking quality undergarments.
McNett Undertaking and Embalming Services
Mr and Mrs T W McNett offer dedicated funeral and embalming services. They operate independently from other businesses and provide prompt night calls at their residence and office. Telephone numbers 120k and 119k are listed for contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norice
T. W. McNett
Merals
Elegant Wedding Invites and Cards at Low Prices
Neat and elegant invitations and announcements offered at the March office. Affordable rates for wedding invitations bail invitations and related paper goods with careful craftsmanship and timely service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar
Local notices and regional updates from the county
State and vicinity brief items report a Spring Creek teachers institute, notable local investments by Evisua K Kane in Smethport, praise for Clarion State Normal School graduates, a Mayville trial date for Squire Tankard, and a tax stamp reimbursement ruling. Also noted are wage increases at Oil City National Transit shops, a fatal railroad accident near Jamestown, rising railroad earnings, major river bottleneck opportunities, local voting anecdotes, abundant wild pigeons, Chautauqua grape season success, and Corry manufacturing overdrive with plans for all night shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
Spring Creek
Evisua K. Kane
Smethport
Dre. Harris
Bucknell University
Clarion State Normal School
Squire Tankard
Jamestown
Supreme Court
Mayville
Dizzy Spells Cured by Thompson's Barasma Says Titusville Man
Edward Happ of Titusville Pa suffered back pain dizziness and sleepless stomach distress. He reports Thompson's Barasma cured him purifying his blood and restoring many years of health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Happ
Titusville
Thompson
The Great November Storm of 1898 serializes in Scribner
Sylvester Baxter presents a detailed account of the great November storm of 1898 with vivid illustrations. The issue concludes the serial Ship of Stars while Yale president Hadley contributes a valuable article on the Foundation and Control of Trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
November Scribner’s
Sylvester Baxter
Ship of Stars
Hadley
Yale University
Kipling Poem Leads McClure's November Issue
Kipling's poem on the Transvaal crisis tops the November McClure's, drawing attention even above The Recessional in England. The magazine remains popular and rich in reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipling
Transvaal
McClure’s
England
Miraculous Escape Reported by Local Citizen
A fragmented item describes a miraculous escape by a local resident. It mentions an alleged remedy called Liver Cure and a claim that it dissolves poisons and carries away matter from blood and organs. The text is unclear and garbled but centers on a cure advertised as safe and pleasant tasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldney Mpson
Carpet Cleaning Works at Mansion House
An advertising notice offers carpet cleaning services by KE W. Sealy, manager, with a guarantee of all work. Leave orders at the Mansion for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. W. Sealy
Bonnet and Cap Sale Encouraged for Children
A local shop invites families to bring children to the store for a warm bonnet and hat sale. The advertisement emphasizes affordable headwear for kids and seasonal comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hata
Corydon Township Notes and Local Happenings
Local items from Corydon include Alfred Flatt's home leave after railway work. Maude Tome visits her father. Nellie Lounadary returns as state record keeper after a tour for the Lady Maccabees. Dunning of Columbus gave a church entertainment amid bad weather. Sherman visits friends. Allegheny river workers return home. Mrs. Clawson visits C. D. Clawson. Nine Bradford sportsmen head to river hunt. Nancy Forbes offers a coveted dog cake recipe. Uprydon pup chases a scent to an Indian reserve. Grace Marsh teaches near Cherry Grove. Alice and Maggie Smith teach in Elk township. Iva Hunter remains in Corydon. Ninth graders prepare for literature. month attendance averages 96 percent. Supt. J. E. Myers visits Corydon schools and praises condition. Nine member teachers study Educational Foundations. Homer Marsh reports Potter county exams will follow Educational Foundations theory.
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Sheffield
Alfred Flatt
Dunning
Columbus
Ohio
M. E
Sherman
Allegheny
Grace Marsh
Cherry Grove
P. O
Alice Smith
Maggie
Elk Township
Scandia
Iva Hunter
Nettie Waite
J. E. Myers
McKean County
Corydon Township
Homer Marsh
Potter County
Kilbourne
Allegheny Springs visitors and local notes from the week
Sheffield Pennsylvania residents C H Smith and family spend the season at Allegheny Springs occupying J A Culbertson cottages. George Cooma visits relatives at the place. Tooma Toattion returns from two months in the grape field. Uncle Peter Tomlinson rents rooms for an old widowed woman and pays through April 1 1900, a display of neighborly aid. Samuel Crozier of Penna. House saw mills is seriously injured by a shifting engine rod and is expected to recover. Rev Mr Hamilton delivers a powerful M E church sermon on Hebrews 11 13. Post office operations conclude weighing all mails nationwide for 35 days of reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Smith and
Sheffield
Allegheny Springs
J. A. Culbertson
George Cooma
Eries
Tooma Toattion
Peter Tomlinson
Flori Mt. T
Christ
Samuel Crozier
P. Coleman & Co
Penna
Mr. Hamilton
M. E
United States
Post Office Department
Washington
Local Briefs From Sugar Grove and Surrounding Areas
Novem ber 8 notes list visitors and relocations including Mr and Mrs Field of California and Mrs F Waltrip. Teachers and students noted with moves to Corry Emlenton Montclair Westfield and State College plus a Sugar Grove Union School report for Oct 27 1899 listing enrollments and top students.
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Westfield
N. Y
Wm. McCollin
State College
McClune
Emlenton
Blanche Mix
Corry
Sugar Grove Union School
Ackley Visitors and Russell Apple Market Report
Nov. 6 residents including Mr. and Mrs. James Elderkin of Ackley and Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Shelley attended local gatherings. Farmers sold about 4 000 bushels of apples and additional lots for cider or as seconds. Funeral for Mrs. E. S. Knapp held at M E church in Lander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Elderkin
Ackley
L. D. Willson
L. H. Shelley
Chiefs
M. B. Sparks
Russell
L. A. Putnam
North Warren
George Bailey
Peter Peterson
Ereer
A. Putnam
H. Sweet
Lander
J. Jones
Clarence Skinner
Knapp
M.E
Miss Effie Young Visits Mickle Hill and Local Church Work
Nov 6 reports Miss Effie Young visiting her father at Mickle Hill. Ladies guild upholster church seats and volunteers repair the church exterior. A funeral for Mrs Solomon White drew a number of locals to Whitechapel. Susan Ray injured her arm and side while staying with Mrs White, recovering with her sister. Albert Goodwill returns from Scio oil fields. Geo Halfast makes cider at the merchant shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Young
Mickle Hill
Ladies Working Society
Solomon White
Whitechapel
White
Susan Ray
Mart Laoning
Albert Goodwill
Scio
Geo. Halfast
Heart's Content Hunters Benefit Update
Nov 6 reports hunters in good spirits while Simon Harris sought treatment in Dempsytown for rheumatism. Charles Westling remains frail with the silver thread in hand, and Homer Lubold attends to Grace Maresh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Harris
Dempsytown
Charles Westling
Homer Lubold
Grace Maresh
Unclear sales pitch for Seeptoot goods amid gum boot price talks
Fragmentary note argues a large sale of Seeptoot goods and gum boots. Claims high wear of two pair life and minor price gap reducing risk, but details are incomplete.
GarField Rumor Sways Between Elopement and Matrimony
Gossip swirls about Warren connections yesterday with talk of Grant Sutton possibly occupying W. D. Johnsons store at Gar field. Mrs A Lubold and daughter Daisy visited Tidioute on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Grant Sutton
W. D. Johnson
Gareld
A. Lubold
Daisy
Local Notes Report Marriages Mills and Meetings
Wesley Wilson and Belle Casey wed at Busti on Sunday Oct 23. J H Wickham sawed 6614 thousand shingles in ten hours at Frank McNeal's mill Elk County. Epworth League elected Mrs J F Perry president. Miss Ruth Sterling visiting W R Dawson in Tidioute. Wm Linton, longtime Tidioute Cutlery Co. employee, dies in New Brighton. Shingle mill and machinery of A Colby burned on Tidioute Creek. no stock loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Wesley Wilson
Belle Casey
Busti
Frank McNeal
Elk Co
J. H. Wickham
Lee
J. F. Perry
B. F. W. Thorpe
Montclair
N. J
Tidicute
John Swanson
St. Mary’s
Ruth Sterling
Minneapolis
W. R. Dawson
Wm. Linton
Tidioute Cutlery Co
New Brighton
Ralph
Colby
Tidioute Creek
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for All Times
The ad asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and offers one hundred dollars for any case failing to cure. Includes testimonials and address for F Eney & Co Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Oae
Ture
NEY & CO
Toledo
O. Pais
Winter excursion tickets go on sale November 1
The Pennsylvania Railroad will offer excursion tickets to winter resorts in New Jersey Virginia North and South Carolina Georgia Florida and Cuba starting November 1. Tickets sell at standard low rates with liberal return limits. An illustrated descriptive book of winter resorts and travel routes will be provided free after November 1 by ticket agents.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
New Jersey
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Cuba
Cure for Stomach Ailment Promises Worldwide Relief
Distressing stomach weakness and indigestion are claimed to be cured by a South American Nervine Tonic. The ad asserts relief from the first dose and praises safety and marvels of the remedy sold by Hertzel & Saner in Warren, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertzel & Saner
Warren
Smith Business College Advertisement in Warren Pa
A notice promotes Smith Business College in Warren Pennsylvania. It claims W C Rowland Sons hold the best and latest stock of paper and highlights available styles colors and uses. It invites readers to write for full particulars at the Smith Business College Col ponee Warren Pa. It also mentions banks best and cheapest at the Mat OFFICE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Business College
Warren
Edna Maude Smith
Jessie Harry Parks
Jacob Keller
Eben N. Forp
H. H. Cumings
W. C. Rowland & Sons
Smith Business Co
Warren, Pa
Multiple 1899 Weddings Tie Communities Across States
In Glade township on Nov 2 1899 William Raisor wed Belle Heald. In Fentonville Oct 28 1899 Lima Putnam wed Alice M DePledge. In Jamestown Oct 30 1899 George A Filegar wed Mary Christ. In Grand Valley Nov 2 1899 Samuel Hopkins wed Effie McDowell. In Jamestown Nov 1 1899 Frank Lounsbury wed Alice Houghnot.
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Raisor—Heald
Glade Township
A. B. Markley
William Raisor
Belle Heald
Glade Run
Putnam
Filegar
Christ
Jamestown
N. Y
John Robinson
George A. Filegar
Tidioute
Mary Christ
Torpedo
Hoppxkins—Mcdowell
Grand Valley
G. W. Peck
J. P
Samuel Hopkins
Vroman
Effie McDowell
Eagle
Lounsbury—Houghwot
Jamestown, N. Y
G. E. Carlson
Frank Lounsbury
Alice Houghnot
Russell, Pa
Warren Morn Star Exias MORNINGSTAR dies at 36
In Warren on Tuesday morning November 7 1899 Mr Exias MORNINGSTAR died after about five weeks of Brights disease. The death ends a long illness and notes his age in the 37th year. He had been frail but remains of the family are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Exias Morningstar
Brighta
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