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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1905
Page
8
Notice to correspondents requests all copy be in hand by Tuesday each week. Each writer must sign their name to communications but it will not be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
The passage was preached to a large crowd Sunday afternoon. Several locals attended the Republican rally in Jamestown Monday evening. Town residents were involved with hospital and visiting relatives. Numerous names and long travels are noted among residents and visitors.
Nov 6 town items report Hiram Ackley’s boy breaking an arm after a fall near the schoolhouse. Individuals travel and visit in Warren Jamestown and Mobile Alabama. A Hallowe en party at Armadon dwelling. mail disruption due to wreck near Youngsville. trolley line president David Siggins passes through town. milk deliveries begin. Lincoln vs Washington debate. Oregon trip plans. Telephone Co. progress toward Buffalo with future Mobile expansion.
Russell observers note daily influx of new faces via morning and evening trolley routes. Warren area reports include visitors, real estate deals, and plans for Erie railroad lines. Notables: Merritt Hive event, deaths from heart trouble, and local industry like Irvington Stave Mill and oil wells developments.
The Sugar Run School, led by Miss Marjorie Bergstrom, hosted a Halloween party praised by attendees. Titusville high beat Warren high 12 to 0 at Carter Athletic Field, with Pennell starring. a dance at Odd Fellows’ hall honored visiting players. The town saw courtesy visits from Mrs. M. K. Sherman, John Wooster, and Ada Cook, and Mr. Foulkrod’s family planned to move to Corydon for lumber work.
Nov 7 community notes report a Mothers' Meeting at the M E Church with Mrs A A Davis of Warren delivering a talk on maternal duties. John Wilson of Dunn's Eddy nears moving into a new home before Christmas. Presbyterian ladies hold a masquerade for church funds. Halloween passed peacefully with boys behaving well. A meat market visit ends with James Christie collapsing after a hog inspection near the Cornplanter Hotel.
In Akeley this week meetings will be held at the schoolhouse. Mrs. Cox hosts the Maccabees at Frewsburg. Rickerson returns to Getty, Stanton family moves to W. B. Hale’s house. Miss Allie Clendening returns from the grape country. Fay Shores suffers a severe hand injury and is attended by Dr. Vermilyea. Wyming visits Jamestown. Gilman and Bennett visit. Hale relocates his tenement house across the road from the former barn site.
Nov 5 reports from Cherry Grove note first local deer sighting in years as David Palmer and Bert Nichols report starting a deer while hunting Saturday. Harvey McMicheal and Dick Shay returned from Elkins West Virginia this week. Halloween passed quietly with little property damage. Mrs Wade McMicheal returns home from Leta sick with typhoid fever. Bart Smith moves family from Fryburg to Cherry Grove.
Mrs Hirman Blair of Warren visited her sister Mrs J T Finley on Wednesday. Len Brown returned home from work with W Stanford at Glade Run Friday. Norman Spencer stayed with Mr and Mrs James Myers Sunday. Emil Johnson came from Hearts Content for a family Sunday. Leonard Hoag of Warren attended Camp Columbia Sunday. Frank Kirby of Glade Row visited James Myers family Sunday. Lotta Sinclair of Warren spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Sinclair. W Stanford returned from Sheffield Saturday. Len Schweitzer on Sheffield assignment returned Friday evening and left for Sheffield Monday. J C Geer of Sheffield was in town on business Monday.
Nov 7 report from North Clarendon notes Mrs Hyer visiting parents in Russell. H Johnson moved family into Hartburg house. O Bathirst of Wellbank visited on business. Archie Dickops, Stoneham visitor, last Tuesday. Skinner of Sugar Grove and Kane visitors in town Thursday and Sunday. John Cable of Warren and Ralph Frick of Tiona visited for business and town activities. Grace Campbell visited parents over Sunday. Bert Houston of Saybrook also visited on Monday.
A complete line of fur lined coats for ladies in various lengths is offered from 39.00 to 65.00, with styles and sizes shown for selection and fitting.
Ray Densmore visits Warren as The Youths Companion promotes a year’s subscription gift. For $1.75, recipients receive all remaining 1905 issues and a 1906 Minutemen Calendar lithographed in twelve colors and gold. Free announcements and sample copies mailed to interested addresses.
Theodore Roosevelt notes that big wolves inhabit Texas and Oklahoma but are scarce compared with coyotes. He describes wolves traveling alone or in small groups, avoiding disturbance, while coyotes are common in the West and cause farmer losses. He likens the gray wolf to a regional scourge when abundant.
The Winter Excursion Book is a 168 page resort guide from the Pennsylvania Railroad. It covers leading winter resorts in the United States with routes rates and full information. Free to pick up at main ticket offices or mailed postpaid to Geo W Boyd General Passenger Agent Broad Street Station Philadelphia.
On account of my health I offer my stock of merchandise and store at Kinzua Pennsylvania. I claim the best location and trade in town. I will make a proposition that will interest anyone desiring a business of this kind. D. G. Blackman Kinzua Pa.
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