Warren County News Highlights Local Happenings
Diphtheria is prevalent in Erie. A wild turkey was shot near Titusville as hunters report success with bears and other game. Meadville shops set records at Erie rail road yard with a locomotive built for steam. North Warren depot burglarized. loss small. Wy. J. Free resigns to run an Oil City evening paper. Five Pittsburgers fined for using a ferret while rabbit hunting. Corry to host a fair and hoss trot. directors chosen. Mail contract awarded Jamestown to Mayville rail line. trolley to carry mail. North Warren Presbyterian Church forms Men's Club. officers named. Elk Street Railway advances with right of way secured. maps in progress. Warren farmers institutes scheduled in Corydon and Youngsville. Jamestown Chautauqua & Lake Erie Railway motor sets new record Bemus Point to Jamestown. Cambridge Springs News notes three Prohibition ballots voted against a Republican outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Meadville
Erie Railroad
North Warren
Wy. J. Free
Oil City
Jamestown
Mayville
Chautauqua Traction Company
Dee
Ashville
Stow
Chautauqua
North Warren Presbyterian Church
C. E. Ruland
B. R. Tuck
C. S. Knapp
KE. Hazeltine
Farmers’ Institutes
Warren County
Corydon Dee
Youngsville Dee
Jamestown, Chautauqua & Lake Erie Railway
Bemus Point
Cambridge Springs
Robert
Scribner's Christmas number features rich art and tales
The Christmas issue of Scribner's Magazine showcases vivid color and black and white images. Notable works include Maxfield Parrish frontispiece, Beatrice Stevens color scenes from old Ballads, Walter Appleton Clark Christmas village drawings, a mother and child color study with E S Martin poem, and David Ericson color cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scribner’s Magazine
Maxfield Parrish
Beatrice Stevens
Walter Appleton Clark
Sarah Stilwell
E.S. Martin
David Ericson
Christmas spirit fills editorial pages with festive magazines
The season brings special Christmas magazines with liberal literary and artistic menus. The Booklover's is highlighted with a varied array of contributions and many color illustrations. Notable articles include The Real Australia and The Passing of the American Forest, all worth reading for picture lovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booklover’s
Australia
Wedding Invitations and Programs Offered at Mail Office
The latest wedding invitations and announcements, calling cards, ball invitations, and programs are showcased at the Mail office. Neat, elegant work offered at low prices.
Monogram Stationery at The Mail Office
Monogram stationery offered in latest styles with good stock and low prices. Samples shown and orders taken at The Mail Office.
Large Fall and Winter Millinery Displayed at Kertcher's
In local notices, a large wardrobe is advertised as very cheap at the mail office. Fat and Winter Millinery is shown in display at Miss Sill's with the latest trimmed millinery at Kertcher's. A large assortment of Fall and Winter millinery is now displayed at Kertcher's.
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Miss Sill’s
Kertcher’s
County correspondence from Youngsville and surrounding areas
Local notes recount Thomas Yates of Freehold greeting friends in Youngsville. Wedding guests, homecomings, and a village wedding near Freedonia. Thanksgiving services planned at the Methodist Church. Football: Youngsville loses 38 to 0 at Sugar Grove. local workers injured at the furniture factory. community news includes roof projects and visits to Erie and St. Louis.
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Thomas Yates
Freehold
Youngsville
Tom
R. A. Siggins
Railroad Street
Frank Pitt
J. W. Hitchcock
Spring Creek
Methodist Parsonage
George Spinner
Warren
Robert L. Mead
Spinner
Mead
Joe Taylor
Otto Agrelius
Titusville Hospital
Frank Travis
Barnes
W. H. Shortt
Florida
Edgar Bickford
Lottsville
W. B. Phillips
Grange Hall
Anna Moorer
C. R. Negus
West Union
W. Va
Freedonia
N. Y
West Virginia
Green
Ralph
Philadelphia
A. F. Peterson
Jamestown
Burns
C. N. Dobson
West Main Street
Nina Raymond
Charley Miller
Charley
John Black
al. Kay
St. Louis
C. L. Henry
Erie
Ella M. Bickman
Lydia Lee
Sheffield
Sugar Grove
Obituary and notices from a Swedish community church
The town mourning several deaths and services. John Wolfe Sr. buried in Lutheran cemetery after cancer surgeries. William K. Spetz, 27, dies after log train accident near Du Bois Pennsylvania. Mrs. Mary Lundgren, 92, passes away at son’s home. Funeral services set at Lutheran Church. Local residents attend and bearers named. Thanksgiving services announced for the Lutheran Church. Social for the benefit of the U B remains noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wolfe
J. C. Rinell
Sweden
William EK
Spetz
du Bois
John Spetz
Vandel
Emmet Lynn
Gust
Frank Isackson
Clarence Lind
L. E. Jones
Mary Lundgren
Frank Lind
Chas. Lyon
Jonas Lundgren
L. Johnson
Frank Hagle
Emma
New York City
Ellen Hagle
Bemus Point
Alex Sandberg
Anna Anderson
Selma
Warren
William Spetz
U. B
Church Gathering and Local Notices From Small Town
Church held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Darlin recently. Creamery sale results show 100 pounds milk yielding 97.68 cents value and 18.8 pounds butter per pound price 21.19 cents. Ladies' Aid to meet Mrs. Anna Monroe next Friday. Mrs. Sweet of Taunton visiting cousin Job Dean. Outlook Reading Club hosted by Mrs. Lara Covel with Washington Irving study. Mrs. Dennison returns to Randolph, NY after four weeks with daughter Mrs. Ellis Baker. Glen Spencer from Braddock visiting family. W. A. Datton in poor health shows little improvement. Rev. Mr. King, new pastor, remains popular with strong attendance.
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Ladies’ Aid
Anna Monroe
Sweet
Taunton
Mass
Job Dean
Outlook Reading Club
Lara Covel
Washington Irving
Dennison
Ellis Baker
Randolph
N. Y
Glen Spencer
Braddock
W. A. Datton
Mr. King
County Clippings and Local Notices Roundup
County items report political victory reflections and social news. Miss Josephine Balle Weible wed Walter Harvey Allen in Harrisburg in a quiet ceremony. Local injuries include ex Sheriff Fuellhart recovering from hip fracture after a Buffalo operation. A gas stove explosion damaged a Mattress Factory and burned F B Robbins. Council hears canning factory hopes and Chandler's Valley Telephone Co announces officers. Births include a son born to Rev and Mrs Crall.
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Josephine Balle Weible
Harrisburg
Walter Harvey Allen
Weible
Henry Fuellhart
Buffalo
Fred
Shugert
Court of Appeals Dates for Valuation Appeals listed
The Court of Appeals announces hearings on assessed valuations fixed by the county assessors for multiple townships and boroughs in Warren Pa dates from January 9 to January 26 1905 at the commissioners office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrren
Youngsville Boro
Tidioute Boro
Columbus Boro
Clarendon Boro
Bear Lake Boro
Sugar Grove Boro
Grand Valley Boro
Broken
Pleasant
Pittsfield
Sugar Grove
Spring Creek
Sheffield
South West
Triumph
Watson
Warren Boro
Dist
Dr J E Jordan's Dental Parlors in Hoffman Block
The dental parlor run by Dr J E Jordan operates from Hoffman Block. Appointments can be made by calling 295 B Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Jordan
Hoffman Block
B. Bell
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Warren Mail
Athursday
Neighborhood Notes
Erie City
Corry
Elk Street Railway Co
Johnsonburg
St. Marys
Ridgway
Monogram Stationery
Columbus
Sheffield Observer
Maude Bailey
Pittsburg
S.J. Corbett
C. J. Gibson
Geo. W. Wood
New Orleans
Schnur
MacDonald’s Hall
Chandler’s Valley Telephone Co
Theo Akin
R. J. Weed
E. J. Kelley
F. L. Danning
James Blakeley
Wm. Delamater
C. E. Nobles
Crall
Court of Appeals
Maud
Chicago News
Dorothy Dodd
Chas. H. Smith
Srconp St
Warren, PA
Kopf & Henry
Pennsylvania
Edward E. Hertzel
Penn’a Avenue
Warren Trust Company
Capital
F. M. Knapp
MO. M. Siegfried
Chas. E. Cobb, Casnier
H. M. Preston
Geo. E. Colvin
Minnie Borne
Warren Table Works
Helen Nichols
Jamestown St. Ry. Co
Leona Harley
Union Razor Co
Tidioute
August Peterson
Smith, Horton & Co
Smtd
Madge Maguire
G. T. Pryor
M. D
Bartha Hagle
C. E. Bordwell
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