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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1902

Page

8

Jamestown street rail line proposed to Lakewood to Chautauqua

Readable items report a planned extension of the Jamestown street railway from Lakewood to Chautauqua along the lake road next spring. Other notes include acquittal of Milo Peer in a Titusville death case and local accidents, bank opening in Cambridge Springs, a Edinboro post office robbery, and various regional business and civic updates.

Jamestown Street Railway Lakewood Chautauqua Lake Road

County Correspondence Changes Mail Schedule

The MAIL will be issued next week on Wednesday afternoon a day earlier than usual due to the annual turkey raid. Advertisers and correspondents should note the timing and plan accordingly.

Turkey

Surprise visit and health updates from local community

A group gathered at H. C. Ford’s home last Tuesday to surprise school teacher Miss Frisbee. Miss Selma Lind, who went to Buffalo, underwent a successful operation and is under care of Drs Mann and Parker, with improving condition reported.

H. C. Ford Frisbee Selma Lind Buffalo

Local Notes and Social Happenings in Meadville Area

Mrs H M Clark returns to Providence for the winter. The Ladies Aid meets with Mrs George Abbott. A Grange Hall dance and supper on November 26 aids the Free Church fund. Norman Covel visits Meadville. Miss Amy Curtis travels Meadville. Carlos Manwarring duo celebrate fiftieth anniversary on November 16. Weather recalls last year’s heavy snowstorm and mud.

H. M. Clark Providence R. I Ladies Aid Society George Abbott Grange Hall Free Church Fund Norman Covel Bradford Lara Covel Esther Baker West David Walton W. H. Muzzy John Hall Bowderry Washington Amy Curtis Meadville Carlos Manwarring

Local notes from Tidioute and nearby towns

Mrs C E White leaves Saturday for New York with a stop in Harrisburg. G W Arters of Tidioute receives a pension of seventeen dollars monthly. Mrs W H Shortt recovering and able to ride out. Gust Young buys A F Petersons Main street property and takes possession. A daughter born to Eugene Hildom and to Oliver Mortimer. Typhoid cases persist at Ludlow. Harlow Mead returns to Penn Tanning Co office after health issues and an eye accident. Bryner returns from funeral in Clarion. Mrs Bryner stays with sister in Indiana before moving back. Kate Vaness to Buffalo for hospital position. C M Abbott moves household goods to Jamestown. R Dalrymple to occupy vacated house. John A Day pushes Youngsville and Sugar Grove Electric Railway grading toward completion. Power house to be built on Day farm near Youngsville. completion soon.

Carl Odell Thompson’s John Odell Salamanca J .G. Radisille Oil City Mrs. Tanner George Irvine Corydon Turney Ellington N. Y Josephine Smith Laura V. Oakley Rebekah Assembly of Pennsylvania F. Ensign R. H. Duntley Dean Alfred Flatt Kinzua Warren McKean Rucisille Venango County Miss Reeves William Reeves Buffalo Endeavor Ida Forbes Lady Geer Josiar Woodbeck Hunter Griffin Lady Lounsberry Doughty Ruth Fitzpatrick Everts McClintock Akers Clawson Hive Lady Doughty Tidioute C. E. White New York Harrisburg G. W. Arters Youngsville W. H. Shortt Gust Young A. F. Peterson Main Street Sheffield Eugene Hildom Oliver Mortimer Saybrook Ludlow Harlow Mead Penn Tanning Co Bryner Clarion County Sugar Grove Kate Vaness

Monogram Stationery In Latest Styles and Prices

The Mail Office displays samples of good stock stationery and envelopes with low prices and takes orders. A questioned claim about Detroit men buying land in Youngsville for a shale brick plant is noted as possibly correct and hoped to be true.

Detroit Youngsville

Fine Silk and Woollen Fabrics at Priestley and Paris Firms

Metzger Hogan introduces Priestley’s English broadcloths and Voille Etamine Granite Endora Cloth Tamise Silk Warp Henrietta Zibeline with yard prices from 1.50 to 4.50. Loupin Paris offers Veille Ba tiste Etamine Mistrals Zibeline Venetians from 0.50 to 2.00. Guaranteed silk taffeta ranges from 0.65 to 1.75 per yard with a noted 1.15 yard wide taffeta. Also new patterns in silks dress goods waistings and lace waists with discounts on table linens and towels.

B. Priestley & Co Bradford England Priestley West of England Loupin & Co Paris France

The Clarion State Normal School

The Clarion State Normal School continues operations with planned programs and campus activities. Officials announce schedule updates and opportunities for student engagement across departments.

the Clarion State Normal School

Salyer and Randall Offer Broad Range of Overcoats

Salyer and Randall advertise a large line of overcoats with prices from 5 to 25 dollars. They tout value, quality, and styles including Stein-Bloch and Milton brands, and promise money back if not satisfied.

Warren Stein-Bloch Co Milton

Local Church and Community Notices In Brief

Nov 17 Glenn Darlin and wife of Busti N Y visit with parents and preachings in U B Church. Next Sunday service at 10 30 AM. August Johnson relocates to Warren plans auction of property and moving family soon. Prayer meeting Friday at Andrew Ekstrom home. Young Peoples Literary meets next Sunday evening in Lutheran Church. Roland Mumford and son Harold of Sheffield visit Gust Mumford family. Arthur Bahl from Allegheny a welcome visitor last Sunday and Monday. Charles Danielson reported to be

Glenn Darlin Busti N. Y U. B Johnson Warren Andrew Ekstrom Young Peoples Literary

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Milo Peer Titusville Frank Goodwill Liberty Findley’s Lake Alton Newhouse Earl Tusink First National Bank Cambridge Springs Jacob Bolard W. H. Hawthorn L. A. Marcy Edinboro Lily Dale City of Light A. Gaston Poland Chautauqua County Butler Express Butler Times Pennsylvania Jamestown Post Jack Butler County Thomas W. Phillips Farmers’ Institute Lander Wm. Frear J. H. Peachy R. J. Weld Chandlers Valley Kane Morrison T. F. Richmond Park Land Trustees Kane Estate Townville Co. C Ernest Howard Corry Erie Howard Henry Haddock Walling Western Penitentiary Tribune-Republican Garland Pittsburg Columbus Allen Liberty Street Warren, PA Metzger & Hogan Kopf & Henry Samuel Weir Clarion, PA Maybank & CO Jacob Keller Salyer & Randall Randall Undertaker Second Street Penna Avenue
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