Neighbors report local ventures and civic notes
Local notices recount a Garland postmaster appointment, travel to Philadelphia dental college, a charity play at Kinzua, gas tests near Lily Dale, jail repairs and strangers lodged in Warren, a train conductor injured at Ludlow, and the Niagara Falls Tower Hotel removal order. It also covers school shortages in Kansas, teacher resignations in Venango, reunion plans for the 121st Pennsylvania volunteers, a young Oil City marriage, and various county legal and industrial updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Quick
Garland
Warren
Gerald Mix
James F. Younie
Sugar Grove
Dental College
Philadelphia
Kinzua
Josiah
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Episcopal Church
Braprorp
Dunkirk
Lily Dale
M. Kane
Western Division
R. R
Ludlow
Tower
Niagara Falls
Kansas
Cherrytree
Venango County
121St
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Sharon
Emlenton
J. M. Clapp
S. T. Boland
Fredonia
Mercer County
John Schiffer
Nellie Moon
Oil City
Josh Billings
Cate at Miss Sill's for anything you want in headwear
Local note highlights Cate offering a full range of hats and millinery items at Miss Sill's shop. Also mentions Beer Job Printing operating at the mail office with services related to printing and office needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate
Miss Sill’s
Youngsville grows rapidly with full factories and rail access
Youngsville reports rapid growth over five years with scarce empty houses. A furniture factory hires 160 workers, two brick yards operate near rail lines, and a streetcar line serves Mathews Run toward Sugar Grove. Mail routes, local societies, and community events fill the town activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Mathews Run
Sugar Grove
Seabury
Dubois
Anna A. Jackson
Buffalo
Ed. Jackson
Pete Nuttall
Mont Black
M. Crocker
Odd Fellows
Brokenstraw
Branch millinery store opening in Corydon by C B Mead
Mrs C B Mead of Youngsville to open branch millinery at Mrs Nelson Mead’s residence in Corydon. She offers a full line, takes orders, and trims. Also notes Miss Mertella Barrett visiting Erie county and other local items including I C O F installation, birth, institute closing, Farewell sermon, and a dancing ball planned Oct 16 at the Corydon hall with supper at the Corydon House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Mead
C. 8
Mead
Youngsville
Mertella Barrett
Erie County
Homer Ensign
Harry Flatt
Corydon
Peters
Kinzua
Smithfield
Pittsburg
Ormer
Ladies’ Aid
Fred Ensign
Morrison
Rev. Jones
Barnes
Lyman Marsh
Dental College
Corydon House
Local Social News and Small Town Happenings
Oct 12 notes show Mrs J M McKean Mrs N J Thompson and Mrs C D Olney with Mrs Robert Thompson traveling to Warren and Sheffield for a trolley ride and a day with Mr Leroy and wife. Peter D Swanson replaces store counters with glass cabinets improving his shop appearance. Chestnut gathering brings joy to locals and visitors. Postmaster Er D Everts of Corydon visits and seeks County Treasurer nomination as a Republican. Mrs Edward Welsh and Philadelphia children visit Mrs Newbold. Candidate Brown calls on friends. Carl Horn, recently amputated at Starbrick crossing, visits the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. McKean
N. J. Thompson
C. D. Olney
Robert Thompson
Warren and
Sheffield
R. Thompson
Leroy
Peter D. Swanson
Er. D. Everts
Corydon
Edward Welsh
Philadelphia
Local Briefs and Social Notices from Town Report
Oct 12 Our schools close next week as teachers attend the annual Institute at Warren. Miss Elizabeth Erickson of Jamestown visits locally. Young People's Literary met at Lutheran Church last Sunday. Cheese Factory last dividend: $1.10 per 100 pounds of milk, 44 cant per pound. Social at Albert Frank on Spetz Hill Friday Oct 16 for Young People's Literary. Mrs Kila Erickson and sons William and Raymond return from Jamestown New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Elizabeth Erickson
Jamestown
Young People’s Literary
Albert Frank
Spetz Hill
Kila Erickson and
Local Social Notes and Family News Tally
Oct 13 updates show Miss Viola Reed at Mrs Carl King’s work while Miss Anna Falconer handled Sugar Grove business. Ethel Northrup at home briefly. Ira Rhinehart at home last Sunday. Tobey of Kellettville visits relatives. Norman Wing to Saybrook. A son born to Mr and Mrs George Daug harthy. mother and child well. L Mickelson of Sugar Grove visits W M Delamater. S Samuelson visits J P Swan’s Tuesday. Bee for building sidewalks postponed two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Reed
Lottsville
Carl King
Anna Falconer
Sugar Grove
Ethel Northrup
Ira Rhinehart
Sunay
Tobey
Kellettville
Norman Wing
Saybrook
George Daugharthy
Musical and literary entertainment for church benefit Friday
An Oct 16 benefit concert at Mrs. H. S. Ayer's home features a program by a dedicated committee. It aims to attract music lovers and support both churches. Franks Gordon and Elmer Crosby joined last week's Pittsburg excursion. Mrs. Alvina Fuller of Meadville visited town. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Akam on Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Ayer
Pittsburg
Frank Gordon
Elmer Crosby
Alvina Fuller
Meadville
Akam
County Clippings From Sugar Grove and Surrounding Areas
Wm Shortt and Alden MacDonald depart for Philadelphia to attend Medical College next year. Railroad bridge work starts just below town. M E congregation hosts reception for Rev H A Ellis and wife. Independent Band fixes December 3 4 5 for fair dates. Born to Mr and Mrs T J Henderson a son on October 6. Wedding invitations issued for Charlie Bell White to Webster Don Allen at Presbyterian Church on October 20 at 2 PM. Rev and Mrs S F Marks to mark 20th anniversary with reception at Presbyterian parsonage on October 16 from 7 to 11. Miss Ella House to wed Edwin Goodman in Denver Colorado on October 15 in a house wedding limited to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Wm. Shortt
Alden MacDonald
Philadelphia
Town
Sheffield
M. E
H. A. Ellis
T. J. Henderson
Tipioute
Charles Edgar White
Charlie Bell
Webster Don Allen
Presbyterian Church
S. F. Marks
Presbyterian Parsonage
Ella House
Pleasantville
Tidioute
Edwin Goodman
Denver
Col
Real Estate Transfers Recently Recorded
A list of numerous transfers recorded in Warren County including Frederick K. Windsor to W H Hurley Mead for 1350 dollars and O C Allen to W W Winger Mead for 7000 dollars. Others cover transfers in Pittsfield Freehold Warren Brokenstraw Youngsville Sugar Grove and Eldred with prices ranging from 1 to 7000 dollars. Also includes a school notice and an advertisement for hat prices at Miss Sill s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick K. Windsor
W.H. Hurley
Mead
Isaac W. Hotchkiss
George Hotchkiss
Pittsfield
G. W. Brant
Clyde Bassett
Freehold
Charles Newgreen
Walter Measor
Youngsville
O. C. Allen
W. W. Winger
W. R. Elston
Nancy A. Boozell
Clarendon
Merlin A. Myers
Fred B. Jackson
Warren
Dolly Johnston
Malvina Mead
Brokenstraw
John A. Day
Matilda Grout Etal
Myers
Warren Co
Constantine Compton
Cherry Grove
Elizabeth Stilson
Bene
Benjamin Ellis
H. H. Mix
Sugar Grove
Louis Hutter
F. A. Knopf
Glade
M. C. Goss
L. F. Gordon
Eldred
J. W. Crawford
Nicholas Panzone
Sheffield
S. D. I. Newbold
H.R. Delong
H. R. Delong
Harry Freeman
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Neighborhood Notes
Forest County
Noblit
Warren County Star
Jefferson County
East
Titusville
Adam Cupler, Jr
Enterprise Road
Cupler
Grand Valley
Rochester
George Wilson
Wilson
Clarion
Strattonville
Mill Creek
Clarion River
Rulofson
Franklin
Rev
Gage
R. T. Jones
Irvington
Dugall
Chandler's Valley
Columbus
Clarion State Normal School
Pennsylvania
Montgomery, Ward & Co
C. O. D. Warren
Edison
Penn’a Av. West
Edward E. Hertzel
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Stanley K. Pierson
N. Y
Central Pharmacy
THE
Davis Drug CO
Metzger & Hogan
Heather
Metageher & Hogan the Big Store
Warren Trust Company
Penn‘a
F. M. Knapp
MO. M. Sizgfried
Prssipant
Chas. E. Cobb
H. M. Preston
Colvin
Sacrerarny
Allen
Liberty Street
Warren, PA
Geo. B. Munn
Second Street
Geo. H. Higgins
T. O. Slater & CO
Mart
Slater’s
Penn
Citizens National Bank
REN
David L. Gerould
Cashier
Levi Sir
A. Waters Teller
E. T. Hazeltine
Levi Smith
J. G. Curtis
W. C. Norris
H. A Booth
Samuel Peterson
Fred P. Hue
D. L. Gerould
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