Jamestown area clock project and local news roundup
Erie shops at Meadville grant 10 percent wage rise. Lake Erie grape harvest profits up. Pennsylvania to host 320 farmers institutes this winter. Jamestown Post reports chestnut sales by Richard Strickland and H. J. Bishop. Pan American Expo stadium retention discussed. Clarion State Normal School highlighted for value. May 1 vote ends Prohibition in Fredonia Laona Cassadaga. Buffalo organ gifted to city. Fire aftermath in Bradford linked to new lockup site. Farmington grange Pan-American day planned. New oil well near Frewsburg with promising yield. Kane residence rebuilt to resemble original. Kent pardoned after forgery conviction. Local briefs cover Miss Cumings, Miss White, river trains cut, and rail extension speculation to Oil City. Titusville rail talk boosts prospects. YOUNGSVILLE updates on vacations, new residence, timber inspection, and domestic arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenton
Frewsburg
Kushequa
Elisha K. Kane
Kane
Clarion Heights
Alba M. Kent, Jr
Jamestown
Japan
Chautauqua County
Odell
Young Kent
Auburn State
Corydon County Correspondence Sees Moves and Plans
Local notes include residents moving to Oil City and Keystone Handle Co. hires. James Marsh and L Flatt return from Liverpool Ohio. Prof Most to lecture November 92 with chalk-talk endorsements. Rebekah Lodge to discuss Woman’s Suffrage. winter topics include libraries, popular election of President and Senators, tariffs, and leisure time value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marsh
L. Flatt
Liverpool
Ohio
Gorman
Dew Drop
Griffin
C. C. Flatt
Lloyd Flatt
Battle Creek
Mich
Harry Thompson
Campbell
Todd
Most
Corydon
State Department
Rebekah Lodge
U. S
Elegant fall cloths at Jacob Keller tailor shop
Readable paragraph notes a large lot of ladies skirts cloths for fall and winter offered cheap at Jacob Keller the Tailor. Local shop promotes affordable fabrics and ready to wear options for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keller
Bargains at Jacob Keller the Tailor Store
The Keller Tailor shop offers fall and winter cloths at low prices. Orders for overcoats or suits are welcome, made in Warren by union workers and guaranteed to fit. No sweat shop goods sold by Jacob Keller the Tailor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keller
Warren
Struthers Hotel Barn Taken Over by John Stinger
John Stinger now runs the Struthers Hotel Barn to care for farmers horses with special attention. Transient trade accepted as no livery is connected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
SaLk Eight Room House On South Street Ad
SaLk eight room house on South street in care of J. A. Swanson No 16 Washington street. ALU Job Printing of the Mars office is accurate and full count is given. Prices reasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SaLk
South Street
J. A. Swanson
Washington Street
Rain Welcomes Springs Amid Illness and Local News
The rain is welcomed as springs and wells revive. News notes Mr. Levi Austin's lingering illness. Leo Belden loses his right hand in a corn husking machine accident. Donaldson Bros store annex praised as town improvement. Election passes quietly with Republican leanings. A. F. Johnson nears moving into his self built house. Burglars rob Nicholas Slinger's home while residents at a K O T M meeting. Mrs. Slinger held during the break in. about five dollars stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Austin
Leo Belden
Leo
Donaldson Bro’s
A. F. Johnson
Nicholas Slinger
Local Social Notes and Business Change
November social visits include Miss Allie Savage as guest of Miss Blanche Woods. Mrs. Fred Eddy of Jamestown N Y returns home after a week with her Mead and Dickert kin. H E Swanson Co dissolves partnership. E J Swanson to continue the business. Rev J P Burns begins systematic Bible study at M E church with Tuesday meetings. Local visits include Ray Agrelius and Laura Jackson with her son Will visiting Corydon relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Savage
Blanche Woods
Fred. Eddy
Carrie Mead
Jamestown
N. Y
Wilbur Mead
John Weaver
Findley Lake
George Weaver
H. E. Swanson & Co
E. J. Swanson
Penelope Dickert
Jamestown, N. Y
A. W. Dickert
J. P. Burns
M. E. Church
Ray Agrelius
Warren
Laura Jackson
Will
Corydon
Clare community events report a busy week
On Friday the Clare Epworth League staged an entertaining program praised for good execution. The Grange fair Saturday offered vegetables fruits fancy work and curiosities with a fine literary program on The new school law and Is it profitable to the farmer to use a corn shredder. Tom Whittaker and Mr Blynt of Brad dock Pa visit for two weeks. Abbott and Allen butchers run a first class market. A popular young lady may soon change her name. Heavy rain fills swamps ahead of winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Epworth League
Grange Fair
Tom Whittaker
Blynt
Braddock
Local Socials and Notices From the Area
Nov 12. Miss Jessie Pettit of Bradford visits grandmother Mrs Wm Stright for a few days. Charlie Lake of Sugar Grove visits Henry Hokanson Monday. John Pinkerton of Erie stays with parents Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs A Anderson visit Lottsville with Mrs Andersons brother Chas Johnson. Caris Kennedy accepts cook position at St James Hotel Corry and leaves Friday. A C Beardsley at Warren Monday. Garret Quaveroy at Corry Friday. Miss Mavel Beardsley, Scandia teacher, visits home Saturday. L L youths plan a social at Mr and Mrs John Ahlquist Friday night. Ladies urged to call Miss Sills millinery at once. Display of stylish goods. Engraved cards and wedding invites at The Mail office. Best job printing at The Mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Pettit
Bradford
Wm. Stright
Charlie Lake
Sugar Grove
Henry Hokanson
John Pinkerton
Erie
A. Anderson
Lottsville
Anderson
Chas. Johnson
Caris Kennedy
St. James
Corry
A. C. Beardsley
Warren
Garret Quaveroy
Mavel Beardsley
Scandia
Thomas Horner
L. L
John Ahlquist
Frantz & Gregory invite inspection of new clothing shipment
Practically all of our first shipment of clothing has arrived and we invite the public to inspect it. Shoe stock for the East Side store is arriving with some fine items but not yet complete. We promise 100 cents worth of goods for $1 and offer refunds if merchandise fails to satisfy value. The business remains at the old Boston Shoe Store site and a Frantz block location on the east side of Conewango bridge. A full line of men's and youth clothing, overcoats, underwear, hosiery, and more is now in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
B. G. Gregory
Boston
Warren
Conewango Bridge
Frantz & Gregory
Pennsylvania Railroad Winter Excursion Route Book Issued
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces a new Winter Excursion Book detailing leading winter resorts in the East and South, with travel routes and rates. The publication, praised for typography and clerical quality, is available free at principal ticket offices or by post from Geo. W. Boyd in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Geo. W. Boyd
Broad Street
Philadelphia
New Sleeping Car Line on the Erie Railroad
Commencing with the winter schedule of the Erie Railroad a new sleeping car line is added from Cleveland to New York leaving Cleveland daily at 11 30 P M and running through to New York on train 8 This provides a convenient through service for residents of the area to depart after business hours and reach home on the next morning without changes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Cleveland
New York
Strayed Brindle Steer Found by Mylo Putnam in Spring Creek
A small brindle steer, missing from its owner, was found wandering onto the farm of A. E. Eldred in Spring Creek township Warren County Pennsylvania. The animal is now in the possession of Mylo Putnam at West Spring Creek. Owner may reclaim by calling and paying all charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Eldred
Spring Creek Township
Warren Co
Mylo Putnam
West Spring Creek
Estray Cow in Sheffield Warrants Owner Claim
A grey cow with white side spots, about seven years old, found at William Johnson’s premises in Sheffield Warren County Pennsylvania. Owner urged to prove ownership and pay costs or it will be disposed of per law. Notice dated November 1 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Warren Co
William Johnson
I Will Pay Cash for Old Rubber Boots and More
Robert Johnson of Watson Avenue near Boss Wagon Shop between second and Third streets offers cash for old rubber boots or shoes bursted bicycle tires old brass lead zinc copper boiler parts and other items free of iron or cloth. Evening visits at Seeley’s boarding house Poplar Street to meet old friends.
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Watson Avenue
Boss
Second
Third
Seeley’s
Poplar Street
Winter tourist tickets to southern resorts advertised
The notice promotes round trip winter tickets via D A V P R R and Lake Shore R R to Jacksonville Mobile Galveston and major southern resorts. It urges checking rates with the ticket agent and lists one way settlers tickets and home seekers excursion tickets on specific December dates. Also mentions bonds for supervisors and town treasurers for sale at the Mall office and legal blanks. Allen fits feet at 221 Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Shore
W. J. Sparks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Mail
Neighborhood Notes
Post
Meadville
Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
Lander
Jamestown Post
Richard Strickland
H. J. Bishop
Clarion State Normal School
Fredonia
Laona
Cassadaga
J. N.‘Apam
Buffalo
Temple of Music
Convention Hall
Onne
Lane
Pine Street
Derrick
Farmington Grange
Jamestown Journal
Tidicute
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburg
Oil City
New York Central
Titusville
Herald
Youngsville
Callie Mead
Harry Kinnear
College Street
O. M. Agrelius
North Carolina
George Dalrymple
A. F. Swanson
Spring Creek
Columbus
Pittsfield
Standard Oil Co
Tin
Cordova
Metzger
HOGAN
Metzger & Hogan Store
Melton
Ypsilanti
Dr. Jaeger
Harvard
Trogan
Priestley
Warp
B. Priestley & Co
Pennsylvania Railroad
Robert Johnson
Allen
Liberty Street
Kopf & Henry
Warren, PA
T. O. Slater & CO
Claus
Landers
Franz & Clark
Davis Chambers
Water Street
THE
New Boston
Maybank & CO
Hammond Iron Works
Struthers Station
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