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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1902

Page

8

Neighborhood Notes From Bradford and Nearby Towns

Street cars started running between Olean and Bolivar on Sunday November 9. Pensions from Uncle Sam include John N Coleman of Youngsville worth 12. Samuel Haslett of Tionesta dies on November 8. Lakewood reports a smallpox case with William Carroll of Erie station as the victim. The new name for Lily Dale is The City of Light. Bradford seeks city hall reorganization after fires. Ballot Reformers plan a Greenville daily. rumor of a Democratic weekly. Greenville reports abundant newspaper activity.

Olean Bolivar Uncle Sam John N. Coleman Youngsville Lakewood William Carroll Erie Station Lily Dale City of Light Bradford Main Street Greenville Greenville News

County Clippings Tidioute News and Local Notes

Senator Cumings receives sizable support in his hometown amid attacks that backfired, boosting his vote share. W P Natting casts the first vote in the new borough building. Mr and Mrs C B Morris of Garland travel to Los Angeles for winter. Rev Zanhiser moves to Freese house. Will McKinney relocates from the farm to his residence. The Sheffield Observer notes the Union Club poised to become the Owl Club after E E Simmons presents an owl. A G Dahlin dies in town at 41 from lung congestion after a short illness. he was born in Sweden and lived here several years.

Tidioute News Cumings Youngsville W. P. Natting Morris and Garland Los Angeles Cal Rev Zanhiser McKinney House Freese Will McKinney Sheffield Union Club Owl Club E. E. Simmons Brookston A. G. Dahelin Dahelin Sweden

District Conference Closes in Youngsville With Broad Attendance

The District Conference at the F. M. church ran Thursday afternoon to Sunday evening with twelve pastors two presiding elders and forty to fifty visiting members from nearby towns. A surprise wedding hosted by Andrew Mourer for Mr and Mrs Seiderburg featured music recitations and a rockers gift from Rev P Burns.

F. M Joe Brooks Chandlers Valley John Brooks J. Hyatt Marietta Morton Spartansburg John Houser Tidioute A. N. Webb Maude Ida Kinnear Bradford Danlevy Philadelphia New York City Plummer Meade Buffalo Ward Alger Fredonia N. Y Alger Madison Alger Youngsville Odd Fellows Andrew Mourer Seiderburg

Corydon Notes Bid by Local Residents and Fire Event

Nov 10 Corydon notes describe several local updates. Sperry Canfield and Florence plan life milestones. a morning fire at Mr Teeter’s house caused minor damage covered by insurance. Mrs Homer Ensign is convalescing after illness. Carl Odell, Corydon graduate and former teacher, starts a temporary position with Penn R E at Struthers. John Odell holds a Penn a railroad post at Bradford. Mrs S P Morrison improves from rheumatism. Rebekah and I O C F orders anticipate invitations. Kinzua hosts a joint gathering with both orders. James Griffin recovers from an injury with Dr Flatt in Warren. Mrs R J Clawson at Tidicute. Grange delegates plan for State Grange at Clearfield. Boyd Marsh earns commendation as top surveyor among coal companies. Mrs Jane Whyte to western trip. Mrs H E Hill and Mrs C L Teeter’s mother visiting, remains convalescent.

Corydon Sperry Canfield Florence Teeter Homer Ensign Carl Odell Penn’s R. E Struthers Odell John Odell Penn.a. Railroad Bradford S. P. Morrison Blanche Kennedy Miss Kinter Rebekah Kinzua James Griffin C. C. Flatt Warren H. E. Hill C. L. Teeter

Married in Our Rings At Morck And Kirberger Store

The advertisement promotes wedding rings described as lucky and reliable with a large stock of diamonds in many sizes, both mounted and unmounted, at low prices. It invites customers to visit the Morck and Kirberger shop to see new wedding gift designs in rich cut glass.

Morck & Kirberger

Novel Hats At Kertcher’s Open In Warren

At Kertcher's the display of trimmed dress hats is touted as the most exquisite line in Warren with endless colors and styles. New ideas are daily produced in the workrooms by J. F. Kratcher at 424 Water St.

Warren J. F. Kratcher Water St

Dalrymple Estate Farm for Sale in Sugar Grove Area

For sale by the executors of the late Alton R. Dalrymple Estate the Reuben Dalrymple Farm, about 103 acres on Dalrymple Hill two and a half miles from Sugar Grove Pa. Good water and first class buildings. For information and terms address Clark C Dalrymple Kelso North Dakota.

Alton R. Dalrymple Reuben Dalrymple Dalrymple Hill Sugar Grove Clark C Dalrymple Kelso N. D

100 Tons Wanted for Old Rubber and Metal Salvage

Advertiser Robert Johnson offers cash for old rubber boots and shoes, wringer rollers, hoses, bursted bicycle tires, red rubber, and brass, lead, zinc, copper parts free of iron or dirt. Items collected at Watson Avenue near Boss Wagon Shop between Second and Third streets. Evening visits by arrangement at the Mansion House.

Watson Avenue Boss Mansion House

Lovers Vows Jewelry Ad Promises Exquisite Rings

Morck and Kirbergfr advertise engagement rings and wedding rings featuring diamonds rubies pearls emeralds and sapphires in 18k gold with rich artistic designs. The copy invites customers to examine their stock of gems and settings as souvenirs of happy moments.

Monogram Stationery in Latest Styles at Low Prices

The Mail Office offers new stock of monogram stationery with matching envelopes. Samples available and orders taken locally.

Struthers Hotel Barn Taken Over by John Stinger

John Stinger now administers the Struthers Hotel Barn with special care for farmers horses and other riders. No livery service is provided and travelers may use the premises. Call at Kertcher's for millinery display of the latest styles.

Struthers Hotel John Stinger Kertcher’s

Village Notes on Elections Skunks and Rail Freight

Nov 11 report covers F J Clark Maryland visiting and voting, James Culbertson in Cincinnati, Welch family returning to Philadelphia, and local sickness. Skunks plague the village. five captured near a chicken coop. Election passed quietly with good voting. Road commissioners plan iron bridge west of Youngsville. Walters fret soft wood orders while hardwood also sold. Freight trains bring loaded cars west, 86 cars, 3600 tons. M B Lemley to Titusville for a higher post. School adds fourth room and gym. Corn gathered. potato crop poor. Filmore Harvick injured hand at market while cutting meat.

F. J. Clark Maryland James Culbertson Cincinnati Charles Welch Philadelphia Almindinger Brokenstraw Township Messrs. Wilson Crippen Brokenstraw Creek Youngsville Essrs F. Walters M. B. Lemley Penn R. R. Co Filmore Harvick Sheffield

Local Social News and Soldier Return Highlight

Novembers bring family visits as Mrs Phillis travels to Corry and Miss Minnie Wright journeys to Youngsville and Warren. Soldier Bob Bull returns from the Philippines after three years. Concluded with social events and marriage invitation notices among local residents.

Nov 11 Social Notes From Cherry Grove

Miss Bertha Pochey visited friends in Tiona over Sunday. Miss Mae Baker and Miss Almeda Collins visited relatives in Kane Saturday and Sunday. James Johnson of Clarendon was surprised by a party of young people on Saturday evening. Mrs. A P Carlson went to Pittsburg to meet her husband. Grant Suttons new barn nearly finished. Farnsworth Jr. very sick. Mrs. L C Hanson returned from Scandia caring for a sick sister. Mrs. Grant Sutton and Miss Bessie Lininger spent Saturday in Warren. Henry Sorenson made a business call in Warren. Miss Katherine Christenson teaching at Henrys Mills spent Sabbath with her parents.

Cherry Grove Bertha Pochey Tiona Mae Baker Almeda Collins Kane James Johnson Clarendon A. P. Carlson Pittsburg Grant Sutton Searmesery Farnsworth, Jr L. C. Hanson Scandia Bessie Lininger Warren Henry Sorenson Katherine Christenson Henry’s Mills

Dying Note and Local Notices From Chandler’s Valley

Obituary of John Brooks aged 86 in Chandler’s Valley notes his status as an early settler with two sons seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren a brother and sister named. Funeral held at U B Church conducted by Rev C J Gage. Also reports Nils Anderson funeral at Lutheran Church with Rev Miller officiating and relatives from Minnesota arriving for the funeral. Elizabeth Rathbun visiting Erie County relative. Saints held Baptismal Sunday at A Hultberg’s ice pond as service closed with feet washing and the Lord’s Supper. Ladies Aid to meet at Mrs Graham’s. Eric Carlson and Alma Peterson visit Pettersons and plan residence in Rochester NY.

Chandler's Valey John Brooks William William Jewell North Warren U. B C. J. Gage Nils Anderson Miller John Joe Wesley Anderson Minnesota Elizabeth Rathbun H. Lewis Elgin Erie Co A. Hultberg F. L. Darling George Daugharthy

Grange talk and local happenings in the borough

Albert Cornell state lecturer of the grange spoke at Grange hall on Saturday. The Jaquins Colegrove creamery burned around 1 o clock Saturday destroying the contents. insurance may partially cover losses. A new creamery will be built on the lot west of the former location. A Thanksgiving time play will donate proceeds to the basketball team and church repairs at the Free Church, historic Universalist church site. Mr. Simpson bought Fred Yagear property. Tom Whittaker and George Blynt visited for two weeks of hunting. Lou Clark from Allegheny visited Monday. Frank Emerson advances a new house addition on the street.

Albert Cornell Grange Grange Hall Jaquins & Colegrove Creamery Boro

Extraordinary Bargains in Ladies and Men's Underwear This Week

Metzger and Hogan advertise a week long sale on both ladies and men's underwear. The catalog lists Case Boys' Heavy Shirts, Children's Fleeced Vests, Misses Soft Fleeced Vests, Ladies' Fleeced Pants and Vests, and more with prices ranging from 10c to 69c for assorted items including wool undergarments and sleep garments. Strong emphasis on fleece lining, soft trims, and low sale prices.

Case Vassar

Hosiery and Underwear Sale Prices Listed by Case

Textile retailer advertises case prices for children's and ladies hosiery including heavy wool ribbed at 15c and cashmere blends at 22c to 45c. Men’s natural wool and black half hose offered at 15c while two pair for 25c. Include discount teaser for Merade Underwear and per cent off from manufacturers such as Munsing, Ypsilanti.

Case Merade Underwear Munsing Ypsilanti

Holiday Goods Arrive Prompt Special Sale

Christmas season pushes a brief sale as Holiday Goods arrive and a limited window is set to reduce stock. Local store invites shoppers to visit during the few days of marked discounts and selections.

Clarion State Normal School Announces Winter Term Start

The Clarion State Normal School advertises professional teacher training and general education with free tuition for prospective teachers and low living costs. Winter Term begins Tuesday December 30. for details contact the school.

the Clarion State Normal School

Lace Curtain Sale and Golf Gloves Discount

A local sale advertises lace curtains at actual cost and offers golf gloves priced at 45 cents, reduced from 50 cents. The notice emphasizes bargain pricing and value for shoppers.

Maybank and Co At Cost Cloth for Rainy Day Skirts

A local ad announces Maybank and Co closing out 1000 yards of cloth in 30 shades for cash only. Jacob Keller the Tailor lists Allen fits feet at 221 Liberty Street as the supply source.

Jacob Keller Allen Liberty Street

SALYER & RANDALL Offer Wide Overcoat Line

SALYER & RANDALL promote a large range of overcoats with prices from $5 to $25. They claim best value and quality for the money and offer a money back guarantee if not satisfied.

Warren Stein-Bloch Co Milton

Also Mentioned on This Page

Neighborhood Notes Samuel Haslett Tionesta Robert Johnson Lovers Morck & Kirbergfr Irvington Wrightsville Phillis Corry T. L. Wright Lester Wright W. H. Fenton Sweetland Minnie Wright Eunice Wright Leon Stuart Bob” Bull Philippines Mrs. Durham Jamestown G. J. Wright Brooking Columbus Mknett Undertaker Second Street Urie Metzger & Hogan Kopf & Henry Warren, PA Samuel Weir Princial Clario , PA Maybank & CO Salyer & Randall
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