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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
8
Local Notes And Appointments In Warren Area
Byron EK Jackson left for Tacoma Washington last week. A S Miller formerly of Garland bought G H Somers blacksmith shop and will operate at the old stand. J W Hughes and wife of Warren visited old neighbors. Mrs Starrett returned from Corry. Vern King from Corry visited his old home and stayed with S J Petrie. Henry Green and wife the Pennsylvania Railroad agent have taken the old homestead and will keep house there. Henry McGee now distributes Allegheny Springs water at Warren. The old Nigger Hollow landmark near Dunn's Eddy was destroyed by fire Monday morning. It belonged to Mrs E Morrison and was uninsured. Frost seven degrees below freezing. Ora App and Gilbert Sequine of Kinzua are visiting. Jack Mull of Warren was in the Valley. Linn Atkins and daughter Isabella went to Warren on business. Mr and Mrs Clarence Luce of Pure Run were at Linn Atkins on business. Orrie Tuller passed through en route to Hemlock. Roy McGee Ed Sweeting and Elmer Shirley of Warren were en route to McGee Hill. Stevl Atkins drove to Warren on business. Mr and Mrs Orma English of Klondike arrived to spend a few days in camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron EK. Jackson
Tacoma
Washington
A. S. Miller
Garland
G. H. Somers
J. W. Hughes
Warren
Mrs. Starrett
Corry
Vern King
S. J. Petrie
Pennsylvania Railroad
Henry Green
Henry McGee
Allegheny Springs
Spring Hotel
Nigger Hollow
Dunn’s Eddy
Clarence Luce
Puree Run
Linn Atkin
Orrie Tuller
Hemlock
Roy McGee
Sweeting
Elmer Shirley
McGee Hill
Stevl Atkins
Orma English
Klondike
G. H. Marsh
J. Miller
Martin Giltinan
Mr. Ladow and Son
Steamburg
J. O. Lounsbury
H. B. Tillow
Olean
Local visitors and health notes from the village
Oct 13 items report guests from Olean Warren Farmington and Cable Hollow visiting neighbors and relatives. Health improvements noted after stays. Grange membership growth and local social visits highlighted.
Rain puts out woods fire and damages fences
Oct 13 reports rain arriving to extinguish a woods fire causing notable fence and timber damage. Local residents Mrs. Miller visits friends near Warren. Lounsbury and wife return home from Warren after weeks with their daughter. Various local social notes follow.
Centennial Cottage Guests Share Fish Dinner
Oct 12 reports Mrs Sue Branch and son Percy of Glade visiting Archie Branch at the Centennial Cottage. George Smith returned home after a short absence. Archie Branch and family hosted a fish dinner at the Centennial Hose cottage with Mrs James Cable, Mrs Fred Birch and daughter, Mrs Nell Clarendon, and Mrs Etta Scobey among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Branch
Percy
Glade
Archie Branch
Centennial Cottage
George Smith
Mast Warren
Centennial Hose Cottage
James Cable
Warren
Fred Birch
Nell Clarendon
Local notes include births visits and community events
Oct 9 1908 saw a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Archie Damon. Visitors included Mr and Mrs N E Dewey and Leland Dewey from Hagerstown Md. Mrs Ada Ir White visited Pittsburg relatives. Lulu Covel injured knee confined at home. W C T U activities held with Corry unit. quarterly services at church led by Rev Rankin. Gertrude Edwards to Baltimore. Typhoid illness in John Kolstee Sciota. Cemetery Auxiliary to meet at weather dependent location. Don Carrier received a pony from aunt Bertha Aiken. Mrs George Lee Sr visited Warren. Ed Crooks family from Corydon passed through. James Redeye Jr at Charley Gordons. Indian Y M C A head G G Dolson and sons Elon James lumbering at Stateline NY. Ruth Jacob still ill. Leland Crouse visiting Wolfrun grandparents. Light rain noted. Donation Island harvest work by Charley and Wm Gordon. Elvidge of Warren Y M C A expected next Sunday. Sunday School reorganized with Griswold superintendent and Gordon and Bennett family in roles. W E Homer from Corydon driven through. Amos Pierce, Webster Lee and Leroy Bennett visited Russell mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Dewey
Pittsburg
Leland Dewey
Hagerstown
Ada Ir
White
Lulu Covel
Corry W.C. T. U
H. B. Linscott
Rankin
Gertrude Edwards
Baltimore
John Kolstee
Sciota
E. M. Putnam
North East
Sears Raymond
Elwin Schramling
Don Carrier
Bertha Aiken
Allegheny Reservation
George Lee, Sr
Warren
Ed. Crooks
Corydon
James Redeye, Jr
Charley Gordon
S. G. G. Dolson
The
Indian Y. M. C. A
Elon and
James
Stateline
N. Y
Ruth Jacob
Leland Crouse
Wolfrun
Dwight Bennett
Charley
Wm. Gordon
Donation Island
Elvidge
Warren Y. M. C. A
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Purchases
Oct 12 local social roundup lists Mrs Abe Pearlstine returning home from visit to Mrs W H Madigan. Arthur Vansile buys a phonograph. Gust Akeley of Jamestown visits family. Mrs Mae Wallace and mother Mrs Hunter visit Ed Vansile. Clarence Chase Kane visits Mrs Madigan. Mrs Frank Phillips Russell visits mother. Mrs Georgia Scott Scandia passes through en route to Youngsville. Mrs Elias Akeley goes to Russell. Freeda Mattson and Bertha Passinger call at Russell. Mr and Mrs W B Culbertson and daughter visit Quaker Hill. Ed Vansile travels to Scandia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Vansile
Arthur Vansile
Gust Akeley
Jamestown
Mae Wallace
Hunter
Dunkle Hollow
Clarence Chase
Kane
Madigan
Frank Phillips
Russell
Georgia Scott
Scandia
Our Place
Youngsville
Elias Akeley
Freeda Mattson
Bertha Passinger
W. B. Culbertson
Quaker Hill
Local Notes From Cornplanter Reservation
Oct. 12 report of Sunday church services led by M. M. Sanderson of Warren Y M C A. Visiting and resident names include A. E. Griswold Corry, C. S. Logan Warren, Walter Hoop Sugar Run, Muntz Sugar Run threshing buckwheat, L. C. Walters Warren, Phoebe Gordon and children Louise and Vernon Allegheny Reservation, and Mr. and Mrs. Bowen and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Walters
Warren
Phoebe Gordon
Louise
Vernon
Allegheny
Bowen
Watch the Child Who is Nervous in School
An article from New Idea Woman's Magazine advises parents to monitor a nervous child carefully to catch early warning signs of overload. It discusses exercise, gender differences in after school activity, and warns against excessive sedentary or performance driven routines for girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
New Idea Woman’s Magazine
What the Harvest Has Done for the West
Review of Reviews for October notes the wheat harvest in the western States above average with high prices boosting farmer income. It reports a total 40 million bushels more wheat than last year but 60 million below the prior season, while corn prospects look strong in interior regions and prairie crops remain generous with favorable prices. Contracts are being made at rewarding rates, supporting farmer independence and stable economic outlook across industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie
Property transfers listed for Warren and surrounding towns
A sequence of real estate transfers is reported with multiple grantors and grantees. Samuel Frantz and wife transfer to Violet M. Jaquins at Warren for 300 dollars. J. W. McGuire and wife to Lillian A. Myers in Pittsfield for 250. Lydia A. Sanford et al. to Wm. Wy man in Warren for 150. L. L. Hollister et al. to Francis M. Hollister in Elk for 1. Perry Gilmore by Sheriff to Susan Rounds in Clarendon for 320. Mary Gear et al. to Ella McGraw et al. in Triumph for 31. Anthony Mintzer et al. to Harry H. Schatzle in Warren for 23400. Ursula Wikoff state to Marie Bruckert et al. in Warren for 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Frantz
Violet M. Jaquins
Warren
J. W. McGuire
Lillian A. Myers
Pittsfield
Lydia A. Sanford
Wm. Wyman
L. L. Hollister
Francis M. Hollister
Elk
Perry Gilmore
Susan Rounds
Clarendon
Mary Gear
Ella McGraw
Triumph
Anthony Mintzer
Harry H. Schatzle
Ursula Wikoff
Marie Bruckert
Land Transfers In Warren County Listings
A sequence of deed transfers shows James Beach to Darwin Beach at Pine Grove for 1100 dollars and John G. McDonald to EB Smith at Sugar Grove for 1 dollar. Multiple other conveyances include H Hitchcock to T J Horstman at Farmington for 10000 dollars and Struthers Estate to Alexander Shaw at Warren for 925 dollars. Names include Olson, Ruhlman, Dingman, Hinkley, and Meads among others with various locations such as Elk Spring Creek Pleasant Warren and Mead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Beach
Darwin Beach
Pine Grove
John G. McDonald
EB. H. Smith
Sugar Grove
W. J. Knupp
Meylert M. Armstrong
Elk
Earl H. Goodwill
Peter Haehn
Spring Creek
Marvin M. Clendening
Chas.e Whitman
Juditha Arzner
Elizabeth Marker
Warren
M. B. Hitchcock
T. J. Horstman
Farmington
Thomas Struthers
Alexander L. Shaw
Karl Olson
C. G. Ruhlman
Youngsville
Susie Coleman
Woodley C. Kelley
Victor Koebley
Pleasant
Henrietta Dingman
Jessie E. Mead
Eugene Hinkley
B. F. McMichael
Mead
Wm. Madigan
Abe Perelstine
Noted veterinarian Dr C D Smead of Logan NY praised
Dr Smead, a lifelong farmer and livestock breeder, is described as the nation’s leading veterinary surgeon due to his work in the New York Tribune Farmer. The text highlights his devotion, ongoing study, and impact on animal care. Subscription offer for the Tribune Farmer and The Man at $1.75 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune Association
New York Tribune Farmer
J. C. Currier
Minnesota
C. D. Smead
Logan
N. Y
Currier
New York Tribune-Farmer
America
The
Tribune-Farmer
the Man
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County Letters
Irvine
Ora App
Gilbert Sequine
Kinzua
Jack Mull
Linn Atkins
Isabella
Germany
H. B. Fillows
H. B. Lounsbury
A. Learn
P. F. McMahon
C. I. Martin
David Holt
Sugar Run
E. Ladow
JL. H. Walling
Jacob Shuler
Paul Nelson
Sarah
Akeley
Pearl Fellows
Cable Hollow
Jennie Johnson
Neva
A. J. Johnson
Big Bend
Columbus
Archie Damon
Ackley Hollow
Abe Pearlstine
W. H. Madigan
Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
Cau
Warren Trust Company
and Guardian
Banking
New York
Tribune
National Illustrated
Agricultural Weekly
Matt
Mam
Doctor
Siegfried
Warren, PA
Hickory ST
Traveler's Guide
Erie
Philadelphia
Oil City
Dunkirk
Titusville
Headquart
Kopf & Henry
NEW Home Sewing Machine Company
Orange
B. Hill
Pennsylvania
Mail Publishing Company
Warren, Za
Swift & CO
Seventh St
Washington, D. C
L. Darbyshire
Rochester
Mair
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