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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1905
Page
8
Notable Visitors and Local Notes From Russell
A roundup of residents and visitors includes Earl and Mrs Kall of Erie visiting Alfred Johnson family, Samuel Jones funeral at the M E K church with burial in Warren, and many town residents like Wallace Briggs Frewsburg and William Woken Boston. Debating club discussed Does Riches Raise the Standard of Life with a negative outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Kall
Erie
Alfred Johnson
John Alton
Texas
Samuel Jones
M. EK
Hiller
Warren
Nathan Jones
Frank Jones
California
Wallace Briggs
Frewsburg
William Woken
Boston
Mass
Mariah Martin
Eben Dean
John Hodge
Lidia Marsh
Ripley
Dayton
Ohio
Alas Briggs
Rose Stricker
Roy Adams
Farmington
Russell
Jamestown Legion
Chemical Works
N. Y
Main and
Liberty
Estelle Floyd
St. Paul
Albert Wyman
John Averill
Camden
Maine
Fred Bennett
John Chase
Smith Chambers
Eme Strand
Cable Hollow
Frewsburg Study Club Meeting Highlights and Local Visits
At the Frewsburg Study Club meeting on Thursday the group shared papers on Current Events and Shakespeare and read the first act of The Merchant of Venice. Numerous local visits followed, with residents from Battle Creek, Boston, Falconer, Kennedy and Jamestown noted, and a new road linking Main and School streets called a great public benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frewsburg
Study Club
Alice Baldwin
Wm. Shakespeare
Carrie Durand
Lydia Myers
C. E. Dodge
Harry Bart
Battle Creek
Mich
E. Bart
Burt
Postum
H. A. Persell
Boston
J. F. Fox
Lakewood
Persell
Fox
Frank Chase
Falconer
E. E. Fargo
Kennedy
A. A. Bradley
Micheal Glaspy
Youngstown
Ohio
C. Scholpp
Delos Whitford
Lowville
Flora D Hoag
Warren
L. M. Barnard
Marvin Brokaw
Oregon
Scholpp
Allie Smedley
Ivory
Venman
The
Street Railway Co
Peter Johnson
Jamestown
Jennie Danielson
G. F. Johnson
Wilcox
August Johnson
John Curtis
G. Stodard
Curtis
Main
School Street
New minister to fill pulpit next Sunday
The community notes the expected arrival of Rev. L. M. Barnard to lead services next Sunday. The funeral for Miss Elva Hale occurred Oct 15 at the Hale cemetery after a Denver health trip. Several locals are cited for visits and farm work as winter nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Barnard
Elva Hale
Levi Hale
Andrew Johnson
Hale Cemetery
Miss Hale
Denver
Edith McCoy
Findlay
Evah McCoy
Alice Ganey
J. H. Adams
D. R. Austin
Gertrude
Frewsburg
Ella
Flora Adams
Martillus Todd
Baltimore
Arthur Price
F. Adams
C. F. Adams
Ira Adams
F. F. Davis
H. W. Adams
Leo Ganey
Geo. Ruch
Dunkirk
Reception at the home of R T Jones and local incidents
Oct 24 at Chandlers Valley a reception at R T Jones's home pleased attendees. Henry Peterson had business in James town. Miss Applebee of Union City left after visiting Miss Belden. Swan Peterson injured when his horse ran away near Warren. Mrs Peterson broke her arm after a fall. Funeral held for Mrs Swan Rask aged about 75 with husband and grandchildren mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandlers Valley
R. T. Jones
Henry Peterson
Jamestown
Miss Applebee
Union City
Swan Rask
Lutheran Church
Miller
Rask
Social at Ladies' Aid rooms to aid Y P C U
A social at the Ladies' Aid rooms on October 31 to benefit the Y P C U invites all. Joe Gage of Bradford visited his parents here over the weekend. Ruth Swanson sustained a bad cheek injury after being kicked by a horse Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Rooms
Y.P.C.U
Joe Gage
Bradford
Ruth
Fred Swanson
Notable Visits and Moves Skim Across Village Doings
Oct 24 notes show Geo A Somers and wife visiting Erie to see daughter and son in law. Mrs Sterritt travels to Wisconsin for winter with relatives. Carl Myers to Kentucky with a steam shovel firm. Henry McGee appointed Constable at Warren to replace Fred Washburn. Mrs Welsh and children from Philadelphia visiting at old homestead with Miss Newbolds. Sneak thieves blamed on local suspects as rail yard stories report ten Rock Island locomotives sidetracked for River Division. Engine design features outside machinery and direct valve motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Somers
Erie
Varied Town News From Corydon Borough
Corydon reports a series of social visits and travels with Mrs. Racheal Knapp en route to Golden New York for a niece's funeral. Local residents James Griffin Jr Edward Fitzpatrick and others make brief appearances. a bear encounter entertains a resident as Robert Wallar faced a river incident with an axe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
George Mead
Buffalo
C. C. Flatt
Homer Ensign
Hock
Dinsmore
Arthur Fair
Bradford
Lena Schaolar
John Schular
David Schular
North Clarendon Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
North Clarendon residents and visitors populate the week with travel and home projects. Jesse Grennell Jr of Kane visited his parents. Emma Winger plans departure for West Virginia. Iva Frederick and Lynn Walker enjoyed town presence Sunday. B Tompson of West Virginia visits friends. Dorsy starts a new Main street house with local carpenters Morrison Grennell and J. Grennell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Clarendon
Jesse Grennell, Jr
Kane
Joe Hunter
Eager
R. C. Densmore
Warren
Emma Winger
West Virginia
Iva Frederick
Lynn Walker
L. Olighant
York State
Stand
Warren Social Notes and Local Visits Reported
Oct 24 notices list Mrs W Stanford visiting daughter Mrs Chas Edgett in Warren and Mrs Chas Anderson as a Warren visitor. Worthy Stanford returns from Sheffield. The Schnurs of Warren stay at their cottage for a few days. Leonard Hague enjoys camp Columbia. The Clark family from Warren visit cottage over the weekend. Barrett departs for Sheffield to work at W Stanford's saw mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Stanford
Chas. Edgett
Warren
Chas. Anderson
Isaac Hare
Worthy Stanford
Sheffield
Wm. Schnur
Leonard Hague
Camp Columbia
P. D. Clark
Carl
Mr. Barrett
W. Standford
Dress Goods and Prices Across Rain Proof Cloth to Broadcloths
A catalog of fabrics lists Rain Proof Cloth priced from 1.25 to 1.75 per yard and Broadcloths in black and colors 1.00 to 3.50 per yard. Includes Fancy Suitings 72c to 2.00, Mohairs, Storm Serges, Cheviots, Panamas, Henrietta, Coverts. Prices from 50c to 1.75 per yard. Colors include black and many shades with widths 42 to 56 inches.
Underwear from Strettons Mentor Oakdale and Forest Mills
Norfolk and New Brunswick Underwear for Men Women and Children. Full line from Infant to large Women sizes. Garments of wool silk and cotton highly recommended as best. Special heavy fleeced lined shirts and drawers in tan up to size 44. Originally sold at 50c, now 37 4c per garment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strettons
Mentor
Oakdale
Forest Mills
Norfolk
New Brunswick
Stunning Wool and Mohair Check Suitings on Sale
Extensive assortment of Wool and Mohair Check Suitings in latest color combinations. Priced at 85c and 1.00 per yard. Widths range from 44 to 52 inches.
Local folks share visits and routine school notes
Len Schweitzer of Sheffield spent Sunday with family here. Mrs. R. A. Geer of Warren visited Mrs. L. Schweitzer Friday and Saturday. County Superintendent O. J. Gunning visited the school Tuesday. Worthy Stanford returned to Sheffield Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Schweitzer
Sheffield
R. A. Geer
Warren
Akeley Local Notes and Social Returns
Akeley reports C H Henderson of Warren visited Saturday. School started Monday with good attendance. Miss Lena Rickerson returned from Frewsburg visit. Miss Allie Clendening works in Portland for grape season. Blacksmith Charley Donaldson injured minorly while shoeing a horse. Mrs Hazel Crone and daughter Mabel Falconer visitors last week. Earl Ladow returned from Buffalo. Hazel and Myrtle Bennett and Alga Erickson visited Russell Monday evening. Flay Flag Krewsburg visited Akeley Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Ladow
Buffalo
Hazel
Myrtle Bennett
Alga Erickson
Russell
Flay Flag
Krewsburg
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Towns
Mrs Trusler and daughter Mrs Rosequist spent last week at Quishquan visiting relatives. Francis Pierce of Three Rivers Mich is dead. Spencer and Mrs Stevens of Spring Creek visited uncle C J Cowles. Mrs Chas Cowles of Corry visited relatives. John Carr and wife visited Carr siblings in Tionesta. Genevieve Carr home from State Normal Edinboro. C L S C met at C E Pierces. next meeting at A E Rices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carr
Illness and Visits Mark Week in Warren Area
Oct 24 reports Henry Wesling ill with appendicitis while locals and visitors pass through Warren. Mrs Frank Clark of Warren visited friends here Sunday. Several residents travel to Warren for business and shopping, including Mrs Henry Wesling and Miss Cleona Smith. A heavy snow storm affected the area Saturday and Sunday with multiple short trips noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wesling
Frank Clark
Warren
Richard
Geo. Johnson
Clarendon
James Kelly
Salamanca
Nellie Baker
Gast Satterlund
Sheffield
A. Smith
Cleona Smith
Germany
Emma Marsh
Eugene Outrich
Earl Fellows
Onceville
Miss Pearl Fellows
Marie Kagel
Local residents noted on weekend calls and visits
J. C. Lounsbury made a business trip to Russell Monday. Mrs Maude Madigan and family visited her mother Mrs Emma Fellows a few days last week. Mr and Mrs George Akers called on relatives here Sunday. H B Lounsbury entertained callers from Scandia Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Lounsbury
Russell
Maude Madigan
Emma Fellows
George Akers
H. B. Lounsbury
Scandia
Sugar Run Local Visitors Report Week
Misses Maud and Fanny Morrison were Warren visitors last Wednesday. C. H. Clawson of Corydon was in town on business. L. C. Walters of Warren visited relatives Thursday. Ralph Green traveled to Warren and Jamestown last week on business. B. G. Morrison J. M. Hook and C. B. Hook visited Warren today. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Williams of Corydon were in town last Thursday visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Run
Maud
Fanny Morrison
Warren
C. H. Clawson
Coryden
L. C. Walters
Ralph Green
Jamestown
B. G. Morrison
J. M. Hook
C. B. Hook
Ira Williams
Corydon
Institute Lecture Course Arrives for County Teachers Institute
The County Superintendent O J Gunning has secured a top lecture and entertainment program for Warren teachers institute. The course includes two lectures a literary and musical evening and an hour of magic and ventriloquism. Captain Richard Pearson Hobson, Merrimac hero and naval commander, will deliver the first lecture. Professor John B DeMotte will follow with another lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Gunning
Warren
Richard Pearson Hobson
Merrimac
Spain
John B. DeMotte
Harp of the Senses closes program with literary event
Renowned lecture series features Miss Boynton known for Parker Sisters concerts with a strong company. Fourth number showcases Durno the famed comedy magician and illusionist with a lively troupe and animals. Tickets go on sale soon, handled by Grace Brown to attract local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Brown
Warren
Sixty Weeks for $1.75 Youth's Companion Offer
The Youths Companion offers 60 weeks for 1.75 with 1905 issues free. Readers get nearly 50 stories plus Grace S Richmond and May Roberts Clark works, a Madame Sembrich article, and a 1906 Minutemen Calendar gift with new subscriptions. Announcement of 1906 contents and free sample copies available from The Youths Companion, 144 Berkeley St, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace S. Richmond
Churchill
Madame Sembrich
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