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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1909
Page
8
All copy must be in our hands by the lay of each week. Each correspondent must sign his or her name on all communications but names will not be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
Oct 5 items report Morris Brewster family relocation to Oil City, Emery Hallock taking a job in Erie, and various visits in Tidioute. Obituaries note the death of Joseph Davis of North East and John Tolman of Tidioute. Other items mention Women’s Relief Corps convention, local trips, and marriages.
Rev. M. F. Trippe of Salamanca, who has regular charge there, conducted services at the Cornplanter Reservation on October 10, as reported from Oct. 12.
Lawrence Lee leaves for Warren en route to Carlisle to enter government school. Miss Thea Pierce attends Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute. Mrs. Gibson Dolson and Mrs. Jack Blacksnake visit Warren peddling baskets. Edith Lee returns from Jamestown. Iva Bennett home from Clymer. Dwight and Mrs. Bennett with daughter visit Old Town on Oct 5. Hoop and Muntz with threshing outfit pass through Sugar Run. Emma Logan family harvest apples in Warren. C. S. Logan from Warren Sunday. Lena Crouse visits Bennett family. T. W. Jacob from Old Town fishing with Cornplanter boys. George L. Halftown on streets. Mabel Russ from Corydon visits. Leroy Bennett climbs Quaker Hill. Charles Gordon spends Friday in Warren. James Pierce from Quakerbridge to Warren. O C Sparks from Corydon harvest millet on Donation Island. Welman Bowen and wife go up river Sunday. Daniel Ruhlman from Warren on business.
Mrs. William Parker returned to Clymer after visiting Mr. and Mrs. EK. M. Putnam. An oyster supper will be served by the Ladies' Aid Society Thursday. Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Abbott of Warren visited Mrs. Ella Allen. Dr. Bennett traveled to Pittsburg for a two week stay. Measles cases have appeared in town. Building repairs for the C. C. Street Railway Co. began, improving the corner. Mrs. Wm. Munger and Lottie and Fern Munger flew to Ripley to pick grapes. H. Bausman of Middletown, Pa. shopped for apples and potatoes. Potatoes yield well this season. The L. O. T. M. enjoyed a gathering hosted by Mrs. Sherwood Simmons in Corry.
Miss Johnson visited her parents in Clarendon Friday and Saturday. R. E. Green of Sugar Run attended the Grange event Saturday evening Oct 9. Edward Nesman is hauling bolts to Russell now. W. Q. Martin visited his son Paul in Warren recently. Erwin Geer of Warren and daughter Bessie called. Joseph Outrid of Corydon visited his brother Sunday. Harry Carlson visiting P S McMahon's in Scandia calls on his parents Sunday. Mr Holt of Cornplanter called at Clendenning Corners Sunday. J Shuler visited Corydon parents recently.
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Restorative Nervine to ease nervous collapse and prostration citing A G C Libby Wells Me. A political piece praises Auditor General candidate A E Sisson and Republican party stewardship of Pennsylvania finances, urging Democrats to support him amid cross party backing.
D McMahon stopped by the village greeting old friends while J McCary of Russell conducted fruit tree selling in the vicinity recently.
Hon J B White of Grandin Mo called on friends in our village last Saturday. Robert Slater and two Youngsville mates gathered eighteen bushels of butternuts off Crulls Island Saturday. Mrs W G Shannon visited Allegheny Springs with Mrs Horner. Mrs S J Starrett visited North Warren. Mrs Nelson J Ault and daughter Ethel drove from Warren Saturday. Mrs Fred Hindman of Petrolia spent Monday in town. Covers for twelve at a dinner hosted by Mrs Hamilton Homer in honor of Mrs Leroy’s guests. U B Aid Society of Youngsville meets with Mrs Shannon Oct 14.
Oct 11 reports multiple visits with relatives and friends. Clara and Edna Lauffenburg visited their grandmother on Fox Hill while Ella Passinger of Russell visited her parents there. Mrs George Graham hosted Elmer Wirley and family and L G Adams of this place over Sunday. Mrs Fred Newark and son Lewis of Warren called on relatives. Freeda Mattson visited from Russell. Mrs W H Madigan, ill last week, is improving. Daisy and Mary Cole and Bertha Passinger visited Elmer Denilson of Russell.
The nomination of Senator Sisson proved unusually popular as delegates in Harrisburg declared he is best qualified to oversee taxes assessed against Pennsylvania corporations. A longtime legislator and trained lawyer, Sisson is praised as a high minded public spirited citizen with extensive experience. In Erie County last.
Theodore Roosevelt writes from the African game country describing vast herds and exotic wildlife seen from a train ride. He praises the region as a valuable protected sanctuary aiding both settlers and visitors, noting giraffes impala zebra and ostriches among the wildlife and stressing the reserve’s national benefit.
A New Idea Woman's Magazine November piece argues that the home is the key to children’s welfare. It urges mothers to model respect, use gentle requests rather than harsh commands, and nurture self-reliance through loving guidance while noting extreme cases may arise.
Fashion notes describe buttons used as prominent trimming on new gowns. Designers praise their decorative value and practical use, noting how buttonwork enhances silhouette and detail in current styles.
The November issue notes jet trims and buttons atop coats and the wide display of cut jet as a smart finish for garments. It likens many so called sets to glass imitations of the real article, reflecting fashion notions of the time.
Pennsylvania inventors are issued new patents this week per D. Swift & Co. Patent reports. The list names multiple inventors and their respective innovations, highlighting ongoing regional creativity and intellectual property activity.
A list of professionals is named with cities from Washington DC to Pittsburgh area including J F Beatty Morton window screen mounting W Cushing Claysville feed mechanism for tube cutters E Denham Swissvale aper ture coils C F Dinkle Carlisle L H Flanders Wilkinsburg storage battery electrode O L Herod Dunkard brake for vehicle wheels B F Hessam Aspinwall advertising medium J P Lawrence Thomas Station clamp C M Long Newport churn L G McCorry Carbon Center valve C H Meyers Allegheny box and case R Z Nyce Landsdale safety develop.
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