27 Nov 1902
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1902
Page
1
November brings winter hints while Warren residents plan turkey dinners and Christmas prep. Various items include Atlantic weather, bus timetable tweaks, MIKE O’HERN and GEORGE LOTT visits, Y M C A games, Warren Hospital trustees reappointed, Kane properties, and town council actions on paving and sewers.
The old reliable Merck and Kirberger store offers the finest wedding presents in town at the most reasonable prices. Best Job Printing at MalIL OFFICE.
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces 1902 1903 personally conducted tours. California offers two tours from New York Philadelphia Harrisburg and Pittsburg with January 29 and February 19 departures incl the Mardi Gras in New Orleans. Florida sends three Jacksonville tours leaving February 3 17 and March 3 with two weeks stay in Florida. Tickets usable until May 31 1903. Details and rates available from district passenger agents in Pittsburg Baltimore Washington Philadelphia.
A local jeweler Morck and Kirberger invites customers to view an early Christmas display of silver, cut glass, novelties, and wedding or Christmas gift ideas. Goods can be laid aside for shopping. visitors are urged to see new elegant designs and assured of finding exactly what they want.
Geo. S. Ladd elected to the Massachusetts Legislature as Grange master. Discussion topic proposed on state aid for farm improvement. From Nov 1 1901 to Oct 1 1902 Grange growth shows 5639 new initiates and charter members. N J Bachelder elected governor after eleven years as national and New Hampshire state Grange overseer and master.
Jacob Keller the tailor advertises a large and choice lot of cloths suitable for men's suits and ladies skirts and sacques. Bought cheaply and will be sold very low. He invites friends and patrons to call and take their choice.
Latest fashions in engraved stationery displayed with samples and prices listed by the Mail Office for customers seeking stylish writing sets and accessories.
Thanksgiving observances begin at 10 AM in the Episcopal Church with a sermon by Rev. A. R. Taylor and at the Baptist Church with Rev. C. H. Vander sall. The day also features family reunions and dinners and a 3 PM football game between Warren and Dunkirk high schools at Recreation Park.
The holidays approach and the hunt for gifts begins. Handcrafted monogrammed paper and elegant visiting cards please the feminine taste. The mail office offers samples of handsome options, with orders advised early to avoid the rush.
Owens Buffalo Bread daily by Ken and Henry and five kinds fresh and good. Call at Kertcher's, leader in millinery with fine display of the latest and best. Gents' gloves and mits at Keller's Sons.
The notice narrates the death of Mrs. Christie McLean Haggerty in Sugar Grove on Friday Nov 14 and mentions a Sugar Grove Reading Circle teachers meeting to be held Nov 29. It also covers marriages, travel, and local family news from Tidioute and Sheffield including a fatal drowning of Mrs. A W Anderson and several marriages.
Warren County Pomona Grange No 10 meets with North Warren Grange on Second Street Warren Pa December 4 and 5 at 1 30 PM with music talks and questions for discussion including farming topics and a fifth degree initiation. The Warren Trust Company reports assets of 527236 69 and liabilities totaling 527236 69 with capital stock 125000 and deposits and other items detailed in the state of Pennsylvania affidavit dated November 12 1902.
In Jamestown New York on Thursday afternoon November 20 1902 Daniel V Lytle and Viola Corah both of Warren were married at the Immanuel Lutheran Parsonage by Rev A M Benander.
Mrs Mary Keller dies at 74 in Warren after 63 years in the town. She married Christian Keller in 1845 and leaves two surviving children. Other notices include Wade in Chandlers Valley, Arthur R Moore in Limestone Township, and Susan Connely Smith in Tidionte with ages and brief details.
In Warren on November 20 1902 Mrs J B Sweeting welcomed a daughter and on November 22 1902 at Chandlers Valley Mr and Mrs Theodore Akins welcomed a son.
Notices of births marriages and deaths are published free of charge while resolutions of respect cost 50 cents and cards for banks cost 50 cents. payment must accompany the order or be guaranteed.
At Kertcher's the opening display of novelties in millinery is surpassed by an exquisite line of trimmed dress hats in Warren. The collection features endless colors styles and shapes with daily new ideas produced in the workrooms. Visit No 424 Water St.
Tailor Jacob Keller unveils fall and winter clothing styles with best workmanship and the lowest prices. This notice emphasizes quality and value for customers seeking updated garments.
An 19th century advertisement touts Hoxsie's Croup Cure as a safe remedy for children curing colds coughs preventing membranous croup pneumonia and diphtheria with no opium or nausea. Priced at 50 cents and sold by Davis Drug Co in Warren Pennsylvania.
The fragment notes an intent to sell assets at a very low price and to transfer all holdings. Specific parties, locations, dates, or asset details are not provided in the readable text.
Monogram Stationery offered in new styles with samples and orders at Irvine Pa. A nine month old Thorough-bred Jersey Bull from imported stock offered by Mrs Newbold. Winter and year round tourist books with round trip rates issued by railroads. rates available via local agent. Quotations for cloth yardage closed out at cash price for 1000 yards in 30 shades by Jacob Keller the tailor.
A Bell phone listing from Hunter's Cash Store promotes a quick look at top-priced items. The ad emphasizes bargain framing and hints at a catalog style that starts with the best goods.
A historical ad lists multiple linen cloths and napkins with Nap patterns. Items include 23sx3 yd Irish Damask at 17 dollars, 2x3 yd cloth with napkins at 16, dainty floral with twelve napkins at 13, 2x3 cloth and napkins with apple blossom lattice at 12.50, linen sets worth 6 at 4.50, polka dot linen at 4, and separate cloths at 2.48.
Linens by the Yard offers a double face Irish Damask at 2.40 per yard, a regular 2.75 article at 2.25 per yard, and a 72 inch Carnation Damask at 1.40 per yard. Also Damask specials from 68¢ to 75¢ and 57¢. Ginnan's Linens advertised from 20¢ to 1.50.
A sale offers napkins in 5 S and 3 to 4 sizes from 98c to $8 a dozen with cloth matches and individual patterns. Also 200 yards of Millends Linens special at 59c, regular $1.25, plus Mercerized Lunch Cloths at 75c each.
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