Local items from Spring Creek area
Mc Kee and Rawson returned from Titusville. Miss Strawser and Mrs. Jones of Columbus visited Mrs. Haner. Mrs. Foreman nurses a sore foot. Mrs. Carroll and son George returned home after visiting her parents the Grahams. Manley is on the sick list. Prohibitionists held a well attended meeting in the Congregational church. Graham has been ill but is about again. Grange met in their new hall and served dinner. Mrs. May visited her mother near Spartansburg. Clara Werle of Corry visited here Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
W. F. McKee
Bruce Rawson
Titusville
Martha Strawser
A. Jones
Columbus
S. M. Haner
John Foreman
Georgia Carroll
George
Warren
G. W. Graham
D. A. Manley
Congregational Church
Grange
New Hall
F. May
Watson
Spartansburg
Clara Werle
Corry
First oil from Goal field shipped to Warren refinery
Matthews Run reports the first tank car of oil from the Goal Oil Company field shipped Monday to the Cornplanter Refining Company at Warren. Local residents noted travel and visits with neighbors including Earl Siggins hauling lumber, Hazeltine visiting parents, Huff buying timber, and Rev. White holding a quarterly meeting in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Jones
Robi. Chandler
R. J. White
Buffalo
U. B
Charley Chapman
Bear Lake
Burgess Daily
Portland
Maine
C. M. Chapman
Local notes from Mount Oak and area on visit and illness
Mount Oak reports Harry Hutchi son and K. Daley from Grand Valley visited Sunday. Ki Young and daughter Cecile are listed as sick. Miss Iva Uyiatt of Youngsville visits sister Mrs Elga Redmond. Mrs Julia Shipman and Miss Manda Robinson returned from Portland New York. Funeral of Mrs Archie Merriman of Sanford occurred Friday at her father’s home in Sanford. Survivors include husband away in Texas, parents and siblings. Fire at a barn owned by A Skifi near Union burned Thursday night. adjacent buildings saved. J Brightman attended Grange at Grand Valley. Ed Young visited Spartansburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Oak
Harry Hutchison
K. Daley
Grand Valley
Ki. Young
Cecile
Iva Uyiatt
Youngsville
Elga Redmond
Julia Shipman
Manda Robinson
Portland
N.Y
Archie Merriman
Sanford
Texas
Joseph Kastam
Ashtabula
Ohio
Fitllsvibe
A. Skifi
Banieris
J. ‘Brightman
Grange
Ed Young
Spartansburg
Elsie Foster Weds Merle Wheeler at Bromley Home
At the Bromley residence in Akeley on October 26 Miss Elsie Foster married Merle Wheeler of Frewsburg in a ceremony by Rev Winger. Autum decor orange and leaves framed the home while a supper was served by Mrs Waite. Guests came from Jamestown Buffalo Wheeler Hill and Frewsburg. The couple will reside in Frewsburg after November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akeley
Edward Bromley
Elsie Foster
Merle Wheeler
Frewsburg
Winger
M. F. Waite
Jamestown
Lucy Wheeler
Jennie Foster
Buffalo
Wheeler Hill
Grange Hall
Minnie Bradley
Williamsport
T. M. Howard
Lucius Wetmore
John Geracimos
Warren
Howard Homestead
L. A
Bennett's Hall
Phebe Marsh
North Dakota
Lydia Gordon
Rochester
C. E
John Marsh
Auction of Erickson Livery Barn stock in Warren Pa
On Wednesday November 6 1912 at 1 pm I will expose for sale at Erickson Livery Barn North Warren Pennsylvania the entire livery stock and business. The sale includes five horses robes blankets a wagon canvasses piano covers piano truck two piano wagons five wagons one moving van two buses one wagonette two three seated rigs one two seated rig five single rigs trucks two sets of bobs one surry sleigh and other harnesses gear hay straw oats buckwheat. Cash under 100 approved paper three months time under 100 six months time. An ad appears with details and further offers like Warren Conservatory course and miscellaneous notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erickson
North Warren
Pennsylvania
Real estate transfers listed across Warren and surrounding towns
Transfers show multiple parcels from Edward Carr and others to spouses, trusts, and firms in Warren, Freehold, Corydon, Bear Lake, Conewango, and nearby areas with nominal $1 values and several larger amounts such as $750 and $1,800. Notable entries include Samuel Saunders estate to Theodore Hahn in Warren for $750 and Frank Siggins et al. to Anna Wendt in Youngsville for $350.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Carr
Edward H. Carr
Freehold
B. E. Davis
L. B. Hull
Warrenborough
Coudersport Trust Co
Kinzua Valley Chemical Co
Corydon
Lynn Cordon
Myron P. Carr
Bear Lake
Theron J. Dailey
Louisa Baker
Kinzua
Willis Cowan
Amelia S. Kertcher
Warren
Wile
Geo
Eldredy
New York Provision Market and Baltic News Highlights
Buffalo and East Buffalo markets report mixed prices for butter, potatoes, wheat, corn, oats, and flour with state creamery varieties and price ranges. The column notes a new flying boat test by the navy, Diaz and Diaz followers face death sentences, and ongoing Balkan and Mexican revolts with updates on U.S. public figures and naval affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eelly Leary
Buffalo
Ste. Cheese
Sige
State Kennery
Dyspepsules Offer Quick Relief for Indigestion
We advertise job printing services and promote a new treatment, Dyspepsules, claiming rapid relief from indigestion. The ad urges readers to obtain Dyspepsules via their druggist or mail 25 cents for a trial from Rockar Ennis Drug Co., 141 Liberty St., New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockar-Ennis Drug Co
Liberty St
New York City
Roosevelt Dominates Local Straw Polls Across Multiple Sites
Local straw votes show Franklin Roosevelt leading in most polls with Wilson a distant second and Taft third. Results span Allegheny foundries, mills and works from Cornplanter Refining to Mayburg and Jamestown, with Roosevelt tallying the highest counts in nearly all venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Wilson
Taft
Allegheny Foundry
Debs
Chafin
Wilburnne Oil Works
Jacobson Machine Shop
Cornplanter Refining Co
Superior Oil Works
T. V
Sheffield
Social
Ludlow
Jamestown
Nebraska
Kinzua
Mayburg
Franklin—Roosevelt
Vera Cruz retaken. Diaz captured and to face court martial
Mexican federals retook Vera Cruz and captured General Felix Diaz who will be tried by court martial. Commander at Vera Cruz refused Diaz refuge just before his capture. President Taft urged Western farmers that free trade harms the home market and prices. Cuban President Gomez reportedly offered to resign seeking protection from General Menocal amid threats. Chicago moves to mobilize club women against Jack Johnson as a menace to women and his race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Diaz
Vera Cruz
Glenrock
Vrigaderas
Dacly
John
Sophieth
Patty
Woodrow
Wilsonscholesly Marine
Nicaragua
Balkan
Constantinople
Chigagg
Jack John
Lucille Cameron
Jennie Cayiatiert
Stratford
Vonn
New York City
Italy
Hackensack
N. J
Oliver Ames
Massachusetts
Mary Walthew
Eastern District Evening High School
Brooklyn
Perth Amboy
Board of Health
Taft
Gomez
Cuba
Menocal
Chicago
United States
Jack Johnson
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States Mail
First National Bank
Warren PA
Trust Company
Warren Rast Company
Aere
Bex Njamin Franklin
Citizens National Bank
Penn
Warren Savings Bank
Warren, Pennsylvania
State of
Keore S. AY Cramer
MALL
Gu iSaw
Anspille Wittens
Wien
Warren Conservatory
of Musics
Wail
Rhsy
Navy
Washington
Mr. Vaughn
South Carolina
Odd Fellows
Vera
Cruz
Indiana
East Buffalo
Timothy
Long Island
Cocos Island
Félix Diaz
Supreme’ Court
Mexico City
Daniel Marvin
Lule Burgas
Chorlu
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