Opening of fall millinery at Kertchers next Saturday
The notice announces the fall and winter millinery opening at Kertcher's on Saturday Oct 3 with ladies invited to attend. It mentions the event as a social feature amid a busy social season in Warren with dinners dances and receptions at local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Liberty Street
L. D. Patterson
Attalia
Ala
Kertcher’s
Romaine Hall
Car E. Smith
Akron
R. N. Smith
Fred B. Jackson
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
E. Walker
Butler, Emlenton
Franklin
Leroy Eppy
University of Pennsylvania
Willis G. Mitchell
U. S. Navy
Warren
Jennie
Frances Schimmelfeng
Armitage School
G. B. Roberts
Renovo
Baltimore
Flora Henry
George
Lansing
Mich
A. Y. Edwards
Anna Henry
Elizabeth Beaty
Rye
N. Y
C. W. Beaty
Alice
George Geracimos
Chicago
Addison Cowan
Frewsburg
Sheffield Township
J. A. Schofield
Lewis W. Clark
War Department
Manila
Siggins
Irvine Park
John Siggins
Tidioute
Justina Siggins
West Hickory
Hammond Iron Works
Warren County Fish and Game Association
S. B. A. Hall
Salyer & Randall’s
W. E. Meehan
Joseph Kalbfus
The
Game Commission
A. R. Taylor
Trinity Memorial Church
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Great Brotherhood
Denver
H. P. Hunter
Mr. Taylor
Colorado
Henry
H. L. Greenland
Dailey
Conewango
Revocation of Union Buffet Liquor License by Court
The court revoked H H Hansken owner of Union Buffet license for illegal liquor sales and fined G H Leonhart of Hotel Struthers. judge Lindsey led the inquiry with attorneys Allen Son and Arird Bordwell. Costs fell on Leonhart and county, witnesses exempted for Hansken case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Hunsken
Union Buffet
G. H. Leonhart
Hotel Struthers
Lindsey
Allen & Son
Arird & Bordwell
Hansken
Penna. Ave
Bridge
Liberty Streets
Martin Maria
Malia
Hunsken
Leonhart
County Clippings Sugar Grove and Nearby Towns
A roundup of local notices from Sugar Grove Youngsville Sheffield and Tidicute including railroad expansion post office changes church activities and a death. Weldon A Weaver son of George and Alvira Weaver dies after illness. new organ for Presbyterian church ordered. McGraw post office closed with rural delivery via Grand Valley. regional band dedication and community events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Youngsville
C. J. Gage
Chandler’s Valley
John Case
Sheffield Observer
D. A. Platt
Corry
Mabel Grandin
Dana Hall
Wellesley
Mass
G. W. Grandin
North Dakota
Harry Dana
George Siggins
Philadelphia
Fred Fuellhart
Warren
Tooth
Presbyterian Church
McGraw
Grand Valley
Tidioute
A Pleasant Home Matter
Editor Willis Cowan of the Warren Mail marked his silver wedding anniversary with Miss Lucy M. Davis in Watkins New York on September 24 1878. About thirty guests attended including five daughters. a six o clock dinner followed by social evening gifts from relatives and close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Cowan
Warren Mail
Watkins
N. Y
Lucy M. Davis
Cowan
Sabbath School Report Shows County Enrollment Rise
The Warren County Sabbath School Association annual report records one conven tion, eight district conventions, 108 officers and teachers, 7 075 scholars, 125 cradle roll members, 224 home department members, total enrollment 8 598, with five new schools organized and six schools not reporting. The goal is full organization in every school and 10 090 enrollment countywide next year.
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A. B. McCormick
Warren County Sabbath School Association
Home Department
Invitations issued for Morse Noyes La Ferra wedding reception
Invitations are issued for a wedding reception in honor of Miss Lucia Morse Noyes and Edwin Snow La Ferra at the home of Miss Effie M. Noyes on Wednesday October 14 from 3 to 5 p m. Also notes the Y M C A opening tomorrow night with singing readings and music by the Troubador Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucia Morse Noyes
Edwin Snow la Ferra
Effie M. Noyes
Miss MacNett
Miss Barton
Troubador Orchestra
A. A. Davis & Co
Married Couples Tie Vows in Separate Ceremonies
In Starbrick Cone wango Tp on Sept 23 1903 Fred B Rowley wed Verta Blanche Beane both of Warren Va. In Jamestown N Y on the same day David Van Guilder wed Eva Hopkine both of Grand Valley Pa.
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Rowley—Beane
Starbrick
Conewango
J. L. Rowley
A. J. Ivey
Fred. B. Rowley
Verta Blanche Beane
Warren
VaN_ GUILDER
Hopkins
Jamestown
N. Y
R. F. Pickard
J.P
David van Guilder
Eva Hopkine
Grand Valley
Obituaries and Notices from Warren Area Cemeteries
Obituaries report deaths in 1903 and 1908 in Warren and nearby towns. Andrew Sechriest, 68, born in Alsace, funeral at Kirberger home next Saturday. Hazel Leona Cobb, 13, died in Warren. Sylvia Lee, 21, buried Falconer. Charles S Reed, 34, near Jamestown then buried in Binghamton. John L Sullivan, 14, Chandlers Valley.
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F. K. Reed
Warren
Sullivan
Chandlers Valley
John L
Joseph
Mary Sullivan
October Court Jurors Named From Warren and Surrounding Towns
A list of jurors selected for the October court includes Betts G H book-keeper Warren Babcock W G salesman Warren Blanchard W W laborer Mead Brink A S painter Kinzua Broughton S K farmer Pittsfield Brooks Glenn farmer Freehold Baldensperger J saloonkeeper Warren Davis Charles laborer Tidioute Driscoll J H merchant Clarendon Fogle Edward producer Kinzua Fogle James farmer Southwest Greene L H clerk Warren Gordon Harry laborer Columbus Hall W A superintendent Warren Howard D M gentleman Warren Keller Jacob merchant tailor Warren Lawson G N farmer Spring Creek Mead B F book-keeper Conewango Munger Edward farmer Columbus McCune J L farmer Spring Creek Moore C R farmer Pittsfield Perkins George driller Southwest Park Milo farmer Glade Parker W H book-keeper Sheffield Phillips W B harnessman Youngsville Russell LeGrand teamster Pine Grove Rapp John farmer Watson Reynolds Martin lumberman Elk Swale Reuben farmer Limestone Sheldon T S manager Warren Sanford M S farmer Eldred Stearns Emery farmer Sugar Grove Sullivan Con laborer Columbus Strickland T laborer Mead Shaw Fred A clerk Tidioute Swanson A K lumberman Sugar Grove Thorpe J T farmer Freehold Tipton H H laborer Tidioute Abdey C W contractor Warren Viger Henry superintendent Mead Whitten J K merchant Mead Wheeler J J farmer Farmington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betts
G. H
Warren
Babcock
W. G
Blanchard
W. W
Mead
Brink
A. S
Kinzua
Broughton
S. K
Pittsfield
Brooks
Glenn
Farmer
Freehold
Baldensperger
Davis
Charles
Tidioute
Driscoll
J. H
Clarendon
Fogle
Edward
James
Southwest
Greene
L. H
Gordon
Harry
Columbus
Hall
W. A
Howard
D. M
Keller
Jacob
Lawson
G. N
Spring Creek
B. F
Conewango
Munger
McCune
J. L
Moore
C. R
Perkins
George
Driller
Park
Milo
Glade
Parker
W. H
Sheffield
Phillips
W. B
Harnessman
Youngsville
Russell
LeGrand
Teamster
Pine Grove
Rapp
John
Watson
Reynolds
Martin
Elk
Swale
Reuben
Limestone
Sheldon
T. S
Sanford
M. S
Eldred
Stearns
Emery
Sugar Grove
Sullivan
Con
Strickland
Shaw
Fred A
Swanson
A. K
Thorpe
J. T
Tipton
H. H
Abdey
C. W
Viger
Henry
Whitten
J. K
Wheeler
J. J
Farmington
Walking Skirts Arrive at Hunters Cash Store
All department offers a new fall line of walking skirts in wool blends and tweeds. Prices start at 2.37 for a plain 5-gored Cheviot skirt and reach 7.97 for a 7-gored all wool Covert with trim. Potential savings from 1 to 4 on each garment.
New Wrappers Offer Warm Flannelette Styles
A dealer lists fleece lined flannelette wrappers priced at 98 cents each with a regular 1.25 dollar version in two heavier sizes 44 and 46 for portly buyers. The items feature bishop sleeves and are offered as a value purchase.
New Trimmings and Lace Effects in Silk Fabrics
New trimmings include Cluny Lace in silk from 35c to 5c a yard. Persian Braid offered in tiny narrow effects at 5c a yard. Fagoting in white and colors with Persian cord at 15c per yard. Novelty fabrics in white and colorways range from 25c to 1.50 per yard.
New Neckwear Line Dominates Market This Season
A local retailer promotes a fresh range of neckwear with prices from 18 cents for a neat turnover to 3.50 dollars for a rich imported Irish Dollar cape effect. The items are described as original in style and color and expected to boost sales as the season progresses.
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Cape Effect
Real Estate Transfers Recently Recorded in Warren County
Real estate transfers list purchases from Alice Gunn to John A. Rhoades and many others across towns like Deer Field Pittsfield Sugar Grove Pleasant and Corydon with prices ranging from $1 to $1600. Notable entries include Merritt B Rowley to K O Smith for 1500 and Gust Fred Mattson to Lavern Martin for 1. The notice also lists bids and sales for household items and upcoming legal office hours by Geo B Munn and sale of canary birds at Flindt's Barber Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Gunn
John A. Rhoades
Deerfield
C. S. Keefer
Wm. B. Keefer Eldred
Samuel Hagle
Frank Hagle
Pittsfield
Vincenz Benkler
C. P. Northrop
Glade
Lizzie Thurston
Harry Slesnick
Sheffield
Merritt B. Rowley
K. 0. Smith
Sugar Grove
Lavern Martin
A. J. Thompson
M. M. Armstrong
Cherry Grove
Margaret Wilcox
Leo Wilcox
Corydon
H. A. Jamieson
Wm. Whitman
Kinzua
John W. Johnson
Ulrich Myers
Elk
Eliza I. Henry Etal
B. J. Duell
Warren
Jamestown
St. R. R Co
Pine Grove
Geo. B. Munn
Second Street
Geo. H. Higgins
Kerteher’s
Flindt’s
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Home Matters
Bradford
National Transit Co
Noble Clark
John O’brien
Lima
Clark
Transit Co
O. K
J. M. Mills
F. H. Langworthy
J. J. Green
J. F. Little
M. E
Messrs
C. W. Jamieson
F. Tochterman
Homer
J. W. Kitchen
H. Briggs
Elizabeth M. King
West Third Street
King
University of Michigan
Buffalo
Jamestown Journal
Abrien & Co
Penna. Avenue
Market Street
C. Lund
Harriett Simons
J. P. Shelley
Kane
Pennsylvania State Firemen’s Association
Allentown
Warren Firemen
Cincinnati
Erie Railroad
Mar
Hunter's Cash Store
O.H. Hunter & Son
W. F. Henry
Norfolk
Geo. Ball Clothing Co
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Jarvis Warr
Baker, PA