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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1906
Page
8
Oct 15 report notes Mrs. W. W. White fracture from veranda fall and lists numerous social visits, club meetings, church activities, and upcoming events across Jamestown Sugar Grove and nearby towns. Mentions travelers, anniversaries, a farewell to Rev. Winger, and local weather damage to trees.
The remains of Mr. Pier, an aged resident of North Corry, were brought here for burial. Miss Inez Smith of Spartansburg was the guest of Mrs. Wm. Lamona last week. Mrs. Ida Blakeslee and Mrs. Williams were home from Meadville for a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs. David Gurney of Dunkirk, N. Y. visited in town several days last week. Columbus Grange held its annual feast and fair Saturday. The Ladies' Aid will give a chicken pie supper in the church parlors Thursday evening. Seward Rexford and family are moving into the house owned by Mrs. Wood. John Carroll bought the Pearce property for $1,000.
Oct 15 notes include Eli Peck and son Gerald visiting Warren on Monday. Miss Mattie Bennett called at Akeley. Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Fellows of Akeley visited Mrs. Mary Stratt. The Ladies Sewing Society met with Mrs. Minnie Gage. Mrs. Alice and Lizzie Fox of Fox Hill visited Mrs. R. B. Fox.
A village roundup lists visitors and departures including Ira Whitney and Brennan, with Mrs. Dalrymple leaving for Illinois. Local notes cover burying Mrs. Hannah Snow, farming changes, chestnut harvests, and fish pollution concerns at the Allegheny river. The piece closes with community notices and a Roosevelt tariff excerpt.
Oct 16 Mrs Heasley of Corydon visited her parents Mr and Mrs Shay over Sunday. Win Burtch and son Ralph depart soon for West Virginia to pursue lumber business. Granddaughter accompanies grandparents home to Cherry Grove for a pleasant visit with Mr and Mrs W S Cole. Br M Farnsworth and daughters Bertha and Nellie visited relatives in Watson last Sunday. Miss Edith Owens of Sheffield is staying with Mrs Bart Smith. She is
United States Geological Survey releases Water Supply Paper No. 161 on water quality in the upper Ohio river basin. It covers sewage disposal, drinking water sources, typhoid epidemics linked to watershed pollution, river water purification methods, and suitability of waters for manufacturing and boiler use.
A Philadelphia Inquirer snippet lampoons William T. Creasy who backed Bryan in Pennsylvania. It notes his bid for Auditor General, a legislative seat from Columbia County, and a bid for more offices. The piece blends political mockery with a Danish seed and liver pill tale set around Olaffson.
ABERDEEN S D Liver pills and sweet pea seeds are things which John Olafsson a Danish farmer living north of here will give a wide berth in the future. He has just been forced to part with his vermiform appendix. Olafsson has lived nearly 60 years without discovering he possessed an appendix though he was full of pain.
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