County Letters: Teachers Institute in Lottsville
Oct 12 Lottsville reports a successful Teachers Institute with attendees from Edinboro State Normal. Miss Clara Ricker visits, and local social notes mention Mr. Charles Lott from Warren, the Ladies Aid at Charlotte Clark’s, Mrs. Freeman Janson of Tionesta visiting John Carr’s, and Miss Hanford of Niobe guesting Mrs. Norris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinboro State Normal
Clara Ricker
Charles Lott
Warren
Ladies’ Aid Society
Charlotte Clark
Freeman Janson
Tionesta
John Carr
Miss Hanford
Niobe
George Norris
Mrs Eleanor Spencer Dies After Ill Health
Mrs Eleanor Spencer widow of James Spencer died Wednesday morning after years of ill health. Funeral Friday at 1 p m from her late home. Survived by two sons Leon and Elmer Spencer. Also noted are transfers of travel and agricultural figures including apple prices and milk production statistics at local creameries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Spencer
James Spencer
Leon
Elmer Spencer
Ellis Baker
Lunesassa
N. Y
Baker
Dennison
Fidelia Spencer
Titusville
Harvest festival roll call aids local church and community
Oct 22 notes a successful harvest festival at the Baptist church with visiting pastors from Bridgeport Kennedy Jamestown and Buffalo. A unanimous plan to repeat yearly. Also reports a 75th birthday party for Mrs. Mary Van Arsdale with 50 to 60 relatives, gifts, and letters from across the country. plus births visits travel and local improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Scoville
Bridgeport
Mary van Arsdale
Institute Street
John Dinsmore
West Virginia
California
Chicago
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
Otis Moore
D. J. Hunt
H. K. Thornton
Pearl Street
Wm. Myers
Cumberland
Kay Myers
Lillian Gang
Dewittville
Katie
Alice
J. C. Cox
J. P. Brant
Catherine Barnes
Warren
Minnie Frew Foster
Capetown
South Africa
Frewsburg
J. Cox
T. J. Harrington
Akeley
Los Angeles
Cal
Harvest Festival Notes And Local Movements
Sherman attends harvest week with Miss C Davis as farmers gather apples buckwheat corn and potatoes for winter. Miss Mina Benson recovers well after hospital operation. Lewis Scott buys the Water Street grist mill and will take possession Nov 1. Several residents visit relatives in Busti Jamestown Falconer and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivory
Water Street
Lucius Wetmore
C. J. Scholpp
Frank Johnson
East Oak Hill
Mina Benson
Widdifield
Busti
Florence Swager
Akeley
Elvira Hart
Jamestown
F. S. Cass
Falconer
Local Notes Highlight Trades and Farm Yields in Dugall
In Dugall on Oct 22 Henry Johnson from Youngsville spent the day nearby. Emma Rinell visited friends in Youngsville. Minnie Sandberg visited relatives in Columbus. Chestnut crops are abundant and nuts larger than usual. Gust Hagg and family stayed with relatives in Irvine. Mrs Frank Spetz of Warren visited relatives nearby. A dime social will be held at John and Mrs Westren’s Thursday afternoon. Mrs Wm Spetz is recovering from illness. Potatoes also show abundant yields with some weighing 2 to 3 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Bertha Kyle
Lockwood
Rochester
Physicians’ Convention
J. H. Miller
Parker
Fremont Bennett
Corduroy
Gust Hagg
Irvine
Frank Spetz
Warren
John Westren
Wm. Spetz
Local Personal News Recap From Cross Fork Area
Oct 23 notes show Mrs S E Barnes traveling to Marietta Ohio and planning New England visits before returning. Fred Pittock completed a week end trip to Coreapolis and Pittsburg. Miss Mary Curtain returns to Edinboro after a short stay. Prof E N Rozelle of Cross Fork schools visits town. Mr and Mrs Owen Wilson and Mr and Mrs Ernest Taylor of Olean visit W J Smiley's. Warren Shawkey arrives from Warren early in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Barnes
Marietta
Ohio
Barnes
New England
Fred Pittock
Coreapolis
Pittsburg
Mary Curtain
Edinboro
E. N. Rozelle
Cross Fork
Owen Wilson
Ernest Taylor
Olean
W. J. Smiley
Warren Shawkey
Warren
Brokenstraw Township News and Local Notices
Oct 23 items report births in the Johnson and Snow households. Bridge work begins on the Brokenstraw span. A pumpkin weighed 84 pounds at Allegheny Springs, not 40. A 2½ pound potato grew on Charles J. Johnson’s farm. Sherman J. Petrie amputated a severed left finger and is recovering. Rev. Burns to start M E church meetings next Monday. Mrs. Valentine and son visit York State relatives. Chestnut gathering noted, 1906 crops and nuts. Mrs. Wm. Case visits near Brocton N Y. Peter D. Swanson visits Pittsburgh. Forrest Jackson returns home for vacation. Tax Collector M Crocker works to close 1906 books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Johnson
Alta Snow
Brokenstraw
Matt
John D. Hagle
Allegheny Springs
Chas. J. Johnson
Sherman J. Petrie
Mr. Petrie
Rev
Wm. Case
Irvington
Brokenstraw Township
Cornplanter Reservation Notes and Local Items
Oct 23 reports from Cornplanter Reservation note visits by Salvation Army lien Caskie, Geo Halston and Miss Mattie Gordon. The infant of Mr and Mrs Stromner dies. Edith Lee returns from Warren restaurant work. Harvest activity continues as residents await anticipated Kansas money payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elon Pierce
Warren
James Pierce
Salvation Army of
Caskie
Geo. L. Halstown
Mattie Gordon
W. J. Stromner
Corydon
Edith Lee
I. X. IL
Percy Marsh
Edith Crooks
Drs. C. C
A. H. Flatt
Fred Wenderboe
Kansas
Local Notices and SocialEvents in Fentonville
Preaching scheduled for Sunday at 3 30 PM. Ladies Aid Society to meet Thursday with Mrs Lettie Dickinson. Pie social yielded pies selling 10 cents to 1 25 averaging 41 cents. F C A to meet with Mrs Lucy Ann Fenton in Jamestown Oct 31. About twenty locals traveled to Westfield Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lettie Dickinson
Lucy Ann Fenton
Jamestown
Westfield
H. A. Rhodes
Michigan
Lillian Ganey
Cathryn
Geo. McCoy
Findlay
O. Lester Rhodes
W. H. Sears
Andrew Johnson
L. W. Wiltsie
Local Folks and Visitors Traced Through Sugar Run
A. L. Ackley and daughter Eva traveled to Russell. Mrs J E Wyle of Kinzua visited friends. Vol Hinton visited Onoville. Mrs A A Wilcox of Onoville stayed with Leo at Sugar Run House. Mary and Mabel Green went to Corydon. H G Arthur of Akeley was in town. J E Morse visited with family. George Marsh from Randolph N Y was here. C L Martin moved back to Hodge Run. Warren visitors included James H Smith Lena Hoop Mrs Chas Martin and mother and Mrs C M Bergstrom. Louise Livingston of Martin Co Minn is visiting relatives nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Ackley
Eva
Russell
J. E. Wyle
Kinzua
Vol. Hinton
Onoville
A. A. Wilcox
Leo
Sugar Run House
Mary
Mabel Green
Corydon
H. G. Arthur
Akeley
J. E. Morse
Geo. Marsh
Randolph
N. Y
C. L. Martin
Hodge Run
Warren
James H. Smith
Lena Hoop
Chas. Martin
C. M. Bergstrom
Louise Livingston
Martin Co
Minn
Local Notes and Births from Hart Smith Family
Oct 23 a son born to Mr and Mrs Hart Smith. Mrs Gimnell of Clarendon visiting daughter Mrs D Hovis returned home. Charles McMichael of Corydon was here on business Thursday. A well on lot 550 near Dunham's Mill was shot last Thursday and will be about a 10 barrel producer. Geo Gifford came home Saturday night to spend Sunday with his family. Wilson Hovis of Corydon came.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Smith
Community Notes and Local Incidents
Residents visit relatives in Sheffield Warren and Kane while garden season and school breaks shape plans. A hunting incident near the mill leads to Charley Smith’s arm injury from an accidental gun discharge. Montgomery Farnsworth, 89, nears care near Erastus. several social visits and travel updates round out the week.
Community Notes From Hemlock Area
Hemlock as of Oct 23 lists residents traveling to Camp Columbia including Mrs. Ross Sager and Mrs. Larson of Warren. Several locals including Miss Lillie Hoag, Miss Ella Schnur, and Miss Edna Mahaffey visited Camp Columbia and Red House, N Y. Merle Schweitzer recovers from a stomach abscess after two weeks illness. Warren moves include William Sinclair relocating to a new house. Visits span Kinzu a Portville and other local towns with kinfolk and friends noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Sager
Larson
Warren
Camp Columbia
Lillie Hoag
Ella Schnur
Merle Schweitzer
Wm. Sinclair
Geo. Newark
Wilber
Eugene
Kinzua
Fisher
Portville
N. Y
Ray
Maud Johnson
Clara Wedin
Red House
Anna Gander
Raymond Gander
Glade
Herman Blair
Claud
J. T. Finley
Arvid Anderson
Richard
Local residents set for brief trips and life events
Oct 23 reports show Mrs Thomas Keeler and daughter Anna visiting Philadelphia. Charles Nyburg visited his parents over the weekend. Arch Christjohn and Miss Beda Anderson united in marriage at Jamestown. Other items note journeys to Sheffield Kane Ludlow Glade and Olean, funerals, and guests visiting Kane area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Keeler
Anna
Philadelphia
Charles Nyburg
Monroe Passinger
Fred Jackson
Sheffield
Frank Johnson
Ludlow
Bertlett Smith
Kane
George Lindahl
Arch Christjohn
Beda Anderson
Jamestown
Gust Moberg
Glade
B. D. Keeler
John Carlson
Wm. Madigan
N. Beebe
Chas. Beebe
Martin Mills
John Passinger
Chas. Carlson
Olean
Mattie Edger
W.C. Nicholson
Local Social Uploads and Visits Highlight Weekend
Mrs. B. D. Keelor visited Kane with Frank Russell of Warren. Thomas Keelor hosted. Hulda Stoneberg returned from Bradford. Marjorie and Berniece Keelor visited relatives. Anna Lindquist and Rose Nelson went to Ludlow on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Pearson
B. D. Keelor
Kane
Frank Russell
Warren
Thomas Keelor
Hulda Stoneberg
Bradford
Marjorie
Berniece Keelor
Anna Lindquist
Rose Nelson
Ludlow
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlin Garland
Berkeley Street
Boston
Mass
Low Rates to Western Points on Excursion Dates
Daily from Sept. 15 to Oct. 3 agents of the D A W P R R offer excursion tickets to San Francisco Los Angeles Cal Portland Ore Spokane Wash Denver Col and other Western Northwest destinations. For full particulars contact ticket agents or write to J W Daly Cleveland Ohio C A G P A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Cal
Portland
Ore
Spokane
Wash
Denver
Col
Northwest
J. W. Daly
Cleveland
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Letters
Lottsville
Columbus
Fentonville
Sugar Run
Cherry Grove
Dandruff
Ayer
Eee Inne Een Or Co
Lowell, Mass
C. H. Smith Co., Ltd
Warren, Pa
Eed Kei
D. Hovis
Miss Owens
Simon Allaire
Lawson
Harry Sweet
W. D. Cole
Montgomery Farnsworth
Branch Farnsworth
Montgomery
Erastus
Vandergrift School
Claire
Charley Smith
Prior
Charley
Horton
QA Bear
Tay Wilcox
Len Schweitzer
Carlson
Sill Run
P. D. Clark
Carl
Mr. Fisher
Hemlock
Wetmore
Ben Johnson
Albert Olson
Warren Trust Company
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