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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1905
Page
8
County notice instructs writers to send all copy by Tuesday and sign name on submissions. Names published only if requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
Oct 4 notes record Mrs Charley Westling illness visits by Mr and Mrs Jones to Richard English family. George Carlson and family from Warren visit parents Mr and Mrs Carlson. Mrs Henry Westling visits Warren. Mrs Lumberg of Sheffield visits Mrs G Satterland. Warren Y M C A men spoke at Stoneham church. Cleona Smith and Elvin Bines travel to Jamestown. Albin and Otto Johnson spend Sunday in Ludlow.
Oct 9 report from Jamestown notes Arthur Armedon in town last Wednesday and local concern over school leadership. Butter dealer Gust Limberg sold tubs at Warren market. several residents relocate or pursue work in Butler and Warren. Church services, trolley lines, hunting reports, and social outings fill the town scene.
Sunday featured a trolley gala as locals recount visits by Russell brothers with Telephone Co encamped near Daton N Y and visitors from New York Chicago Salamanca Warren Jamestown and Warren society events. Meals and social hours marked by a Lindberg home gathering for son David heading to Chicago with Miss Emma Waterbrandt performing. A new baby born Sept 23 a sermon on Light and other town notes fill the update.
A large local turnout attended Smethport county fair this week. Reports include barn relocation by Chas Phalon to Jabez Gallup at Dunbar lot, and various residents visiting Port Allegheny and Emporium for events. Teachers announced for the graded school and harvest weather praised for grain yields. local moves and jobs are noted with several residents relocating or commuting.
Mrs. Harry McCoy of Kane visited Colgrove then returned home Friday. Atwood Putnam reports nearly 300 bushels of potatoes. Fred Young’s baby died Friday September 29 and was buried at Grimes. Andrus Rifle and Orval Gallup of Norwich are sick. Mrs. John Cormers of Irish Hollow improves. J. E. Smith of Christian Hollow returns from York State. A temperance meeting at Crosby M E church October 1 under W C T U leadership. N W Heinemann moves saw mill from Colegrove to town.
The Chandler Valley Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. W. M. Delamater's last Wednesday with many attendees and productive work. A noon dinner served to about twenty five. A parish reception for Rev. and Mrs. Belden followed with a long program and a near hundred guests.
Corydon notes the W C T U met at Mrs. Racheal Knapp’s home and sent Dr. Anna Flatt as delegate to the State Convention in Washington Pa with her daughter Trda. Various local social visits and minor movements of residents are listed along with millinery opening and travels to Buffalo and Bradford.
Joseph Gunning left for grape country while Mrs. Frank Price of Corry visited local friends. An Erie railroad official eyed Lottsville for a double track right of way. C L S C officers elected at Mrs. John Carr home with A E Rice as president and Elva Carr as secretary and treasurer. The Circle set to meet at A E Rice’s home next Thursday evening. Harry Pierce enrolled at Syracuse University. Hungarians arrived to work on the new railroad. The Cowl es and Carrs plan visits to Lander Russell and Tionesta. Margaret and Elva Carr visited Clarence Marsh for his fourth wedding anniversary. Ladies’ Aid to meet at Mary Davis’s home. Grace Martin visited Chas Pierce’s.
The town appraises a Main Street to Institute Street route at six hundred dollars affecting the Woodcock lot. R E Thayer buys the Main and Water corner building for a hotel, while Woodcock and Garfield manage other land interests. Funeral notices mark the week as Mrs Campbell and Mrs Rockwell pass away. Local gossip covers visitors, car service gains, and community happenings in Frewsburg and Jamestown areas.
North Clarendon records show Mrs. Neton visiting Warren last Thursday and Eugene Blanchard with Floyd Ham more visiting from Tiona. David Kibbie of Morrison Pa. sustained serious injuries with two broken bones in his left leg while working on a log train last Thursday. J Beltz of Gladerun leaves Sunday for Springer to resume work. Rev Garner prepares to move home. Jim Faunce of Titusville visited O P Lefford and family over Sunday. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Strowd Friday. Mr Campbell improves Central hotel with new paint.
Hemlock notes list Mr and Mrs Roy McGee and son from Warren visiting Isaac Hare and other Warren guests. Several families including Carlson Finley Taylor and Johnsons are mentioned as weekend visitors. About twenty campers enjoyed Camp Columbia with locals Len Schweitzer and Ada Anderson noted among attendees.
Sugar Run reports include visits by Mrs H G Arthur and daughter Edna from Akeley, Ellena Hoop as a Warren visitor, and many locals in town last week. The Penn R R Co bridge abutment was finished, Mrs Sarah Dowd Hall visiting from California, rev Rankin’s M E church sermon, and Art Jaquins selling the Creamery to Will Messenger. Ed Allen plans to move to Warren with Julia Smith to occupy the vacated house, and Henry Allen to move to D Marbee’s east. Plans for next Sunday services at 11 a m are noted and warden comment on Sunday hunting arrests is made.
News reached last week of the death of Miss Lena Smith at her brother Glen’s home. Miss Mary Crosby entertained twenty.
Oct 10 Fentonville says Rev Bernard will preach at 3 p m next Sunday. The funeral for Mrs Catherine Wiltsie, once a local resident now living in Boot Jack, will be continued on page five.
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