Sugar Grove County Clips Town News Highlights
Miss Charlotte McLean is very sick with typhoid fever. W. F. Mix and family returned from Ocean Beach healthier. Reuben Dalrymple's muscular rheumatism worsens and recovery is doubtful. Public school opens with Prof. L. J. Holmes principal and four assistants. May Thompson leaves for Boonton to teach. Bridge repairs enable crossing. final works pending. Gas show at Miles tract well by Hunter and Cumings. soon to be pumped. Mrs. J. D. Mead visits Erie. Born to Fred McKinney and wife, a daughter. Kathryn Kinnear begins teaching at Cobham. Moses Olds and Maude McKinney wed at Busti. F. C. Hazeltine wedding with Blanche Williams Smith at Matthews’ Run. Wm. Taft resumes Bear Lake school principalship. Borough school opens with 167 pupils in various grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Charlotte McLean
W. F. Mix
Ocean Beach
Reuben Dalrymple
L. J. Holmes
Rexford
Ruth Gregg
Mae Jenner
May Thompson
Boonton
N. J
Miles
Fagundus
Hunter & Cumings
Youngsville
J. D. Mead
Erie
Fred McKinney
Kathryn Kinnear
Cobham
Moses Olds
Maude McKinney
Busti
Jamestown
F.C. Hazeltine
Blanche Williams Smith
Matthews’ Raun
Wm. Taft
Bear Lake
Foggy’s Honey and Tar Proves Quick Lung Relief
Mrs. Minerva Smith of Danville Illinois testifies after twenty years with bronchitis she was bedridden at times and found relief and cure for throat and lung diseases only after taking Foggy’s Honey and Tar. The endorsement by J M Siegfried appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Smith
Danville
Ill
J. M. Siegfried
Sunday Excursion To Buffalo Niagara Falls and Toronto
The D A V and P R R offers a Sunday excursion on Sept 16 1900 to Buffalo Niagara Falls and Toronto. Fares are 2.00 to Buffalo and Niagara Falls and 3.00 to Toronto. Toronto tickets valid on Lewiston boat Monday Sept 17. boat does not run Sundays. Returning trains depart Falls 6 PM Buffalo 6 55 PM with return options through Sept 17. See agents for tickets and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Lewiston
Warren
The
Falls
Mann Wired Envelope Promises Low Carded Office Deals
The Mall office promotes the Mann Wired Envelope as a novelty item with low prices and business card printing on the envelope. Call to view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann
Farm Property for Sale Near Tidioute on Allegheny River
Thoroughly equipped 116 acre farm one mile below Tidioute in Limestone Township with crops machinery farm implements and livestock. Features a new frame house two barns and good outbuildings. Insurance on house and contents valued at 1775. Assessed valuation 3800. Bargain price 4000. Contact W. B. Myers Agent Tidioute Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny River
Tidioute
W. B. Myers
Old Rubber and Metal Recycler Advertises Cash Offer
100 Tons Wanted. I will pay cash for old rubber boots and shoes wringer rollers circular packing hoses burst bicycle tires red rubber and old metal brass lead zinc copper free of iron or wire. Visit my room in Johnson's Exchange second floor Second and Liberty streets to sell. ROBERT H. JOHNSON.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson’s Exchange
Liberty Streets
Oil City Fair Excursion Tickets Sold by Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Railroad will sell round trip tickets from all stations on the Chautauqua Division between Corry and Warren to Oil City and back from September 11 to 14, valid return by September 15, at 2 cents per mile. Tickets valid on regular trains and a special 9:00 am Warren to Oil City train September 13 and 14, with return 8:00 pm Oil City to Warren, stopping at intermediate stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chautauqua
Corry
Warren
Last excursion to Olean and Bradford by Pennsylvania R R
The Pennsylvania Railroad runs its final popular season excursion to Olean and Bradford on Sunday September 16. The Warren departure is at 10 AM with a round trip fare of 1.00. At Riverside Junction the train splits for Olean and Bradford arriving at 12 noon, with return specials from both cities at 7 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olean
Bradford
Pennsylvania R. R
Warren
Riverside Jct
Elegant new wedding invitations at low prices
The Marx office announces new and elegant wedding invitations calling cards and ball invitations offered at affordable rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marx
Putnamville notes and visits spread across town
Herbert Phillips returns from Buffalo and distributes school books on the Hill. Sidney Putnam and sisters visit relatives in Eldred Township. Families visit Warren and Jamestown friends. School opens with twenty two scholars. Local residents travel to Lander Jamestown Sugar Grove and Goodwill Mill. A donation for Rev H S Thomas is planned for Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Phillips
Buffalo
Sidney Putnam
A. Thompson
A. Lyon
Eldred
E. R. Clark
Sylvester Clark
Carl O. Peterson
West Water St
Warren
Aubrey Putnam
Marshtown
Jamestown
E. E. Thompson
Scanton Hollow
Elma
Grace
Dora
L. F. Norton
North Warren
D. J. Mahan
Goodwill Mill
Spring Creek
J. G. Fletcher
Sugar Grove
C. W. King
Rev
H.S. Thomas
A. Putnam
Lander
Lola R. King
Asa Stanton
Local Visitations and Illness Circulate Falconer Area
Sept 10 notices report Miss Rose Howard visiting Falconer friends and several residents hosting out of town guests. Death of infant son of Mr and Mrs Chas Lewis at Frewsburg Sept 5 followed by burial at Hale cemetery. Illnesses include Snyder's Gouldtown baby and Mrs W W Wilson being very low. Reverend Thomas preached at Gouldtown to a full house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Howard
Falconer
Walter Marsh
Benj. Marsh
Glen Cone
Barnes
W. B. Hale
W. J. Arnold
Sylvia Fellows
Mabel Wetmore
Jamestown
E. Fellows
Wm. Mason
Warren
Bouton
Sheffield
Benj
Rogers
Perry
Walter Wade
H. S. Thomas
Gouldtown
Jack Walters
Pleasant
Local Social Notes From Warren and Nearby Areas
Sept 10 notes show C D Seman and wife visiting relatives in Illinois and the Dakotas. Mrs Isaac Hare of Hemlock visits town. Miss Florence Morrison courted at the county seat. Mrs Martin and daughter visit Hodge Run. Weeks Co of Jamestown prepare to drill on Frank Marsh land. John Wooster and Leonard Walters work for John Kirkpatrick at Billys Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Seman
Illinois
Dakotas
Isaac Hare
Hemlock
Florence Morrison
Martin
Quaker Hill
Hodge Run
Weeks & Co
Jamestown
N. Y
Frank Marsh
John Wooster
Leonard Walters
John Kirkpatrick
Billy’s Run
Orlo Hopp
Michigan
Republican County Committee
Warren
L. J. Byers
No. Clarendon
Pearl Campbell
Edinboro
Sermon and community notes from a small town
Rev Fenton preached his last sermon for the year and will attend the M E Conference this week with hopes of returning. Mrs Jessie Peterson and Misses Kate and Bonnie Baker of Warren sang at the M E church. The W C T U will be represented at Barnes convention by Miss Lena Jackson and Mrs Ophelia Baker. May Eldred visits Frewsburg and Farmington. School opens September 3 with teachers named. A McKinley Roosevelt Rough Riders Club is forming. Frank Pitt mourns sister Emma who died in Wheeling burial at Corry. Tubbs Lamony reunion set for Lavern Perkins home on Saturday September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenton
M. E
Jessie Peterson
Kate
Bonnie Baker
Warren
M. EK
Barnes
Lena Jackson
Ophelia Baker
May Eldred
Frewsburg
Farmington
Will Morton
Minnie Dingfelder
West Spring Creek
Gertrude Burrows
Clair Whaley
McKinley & Roosevelt Rough Riders Club
Frank Pitt
Emma
Wheeling
W. Va
Corry
Tubbs
Lamony
Lavern Perkins
Sugar Grove News Notes September Illnesses and Visits
Charlotte McLean is ill with typhoid fever. Miss Stella Moore from Pittsburg visited Miss Isabel Haggerty. Bree Shutt began work at Abbott Bros. Fred B. Root visited family in Sugar Grove. Mrs. Lavern Messenger visited relatives near Sugar Grove. Miss Olive Wright stayed with Miss Carrie Cumming. J J Brookmire and family visited from Findley’s Lake. Seminary opened Sept 11 with good attendance. Mrs. N H Dalrymple, recovering from a broken leg, was hurt again while going out riding. husband Mr. Dalrymple injured his thumb saving her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Charlotte McLean
Stella Moore
Pittsburg
Isabel Haggerty
Bree Shutt
Abbott Bros
Fred B. Root
Warsaw
N. Y
E. Root
Lavern Messenger
Sistersville
W. Va
Chasta
Maud
Christy Dalrymple
Margaret Middleton
Harmon
Lakewood
N. H. Dalrymple
Chandler's Valley News Roundup
Sept 12 notes include Rev C J Gage and family visiting their Bradford son. Typhoid patient Luther Hultquist improving. School began Sept 3 with Miss Shawkey and Mrs Nettie Darling teaching. Swedish church basket party drew good attendance. Edith Johnson visited then left. Farmers start filling silos and drill water wells due to dry spell. May Griggs and many youngsters head to grape picking. Huldah Peterson of Warren home on vacation. Mrs Edmund Ellis ill. Lawson reunion held with A W Jones Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Gage
Bradford
Luther Hultquist
Shawkey
Nettie Darling
Edith Johnson
Lubold and brother make flying trip to Celoron
Sept 11 report notes H K Lubold and brother Charles made a flying trip to Celoron last Sabbath. I G Barber, returning from Mt Gretna camp, is much improved. Mrs Henry Sutton and son Stanley from Mount Morris Pa and Henry Sorrenson of Cherry Grove visited the Lubold family Monday. Oil well on Wheeler farm near completion with scarce oil signs. Mrs J W Wilkins and daughter Maggie visited Farnsworth Sunday. Maggie begins school there Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Lubold
Charles
Celoron
I. G. Barber
Mt. Gretna
Henry Sutton
Stanley
Mount Morris
Henry Sorrenson
Cherry Grove
J. W. Wilkins
Maggie
Farnsworth
Kidney care touted by Wis and Ind supporters
Allen Halverson of West Prairie Wisconsin and J A Spero of Helmer Indiana extol FOLEy’s Kidney Care as a medical wonder, noting people travel long distances to buy it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Halverson
West Prairie
Wis
Foley
J. A. Spero
Helmer, Ind
Lately Arrived Cloths for Fall and Winter Styles
A large stock of cloths for fall and winter from American and foreign makers. Olives, oxford grays and browns in neat and fancy patterns. Skilled workmen, orders invited before the rush. Also a large line of ladies garments sold at a small profit.
Struthers Hotel Barn Now Run by John Stinger
John Stinger takes charge of the Struthers Hotel Barn to care for farmers horses and other travelers with no livery in the house. Jacob Keller offers new cloths noted as the finest in town to call and be suited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
Jacob Keller
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Warren Mail
Robert H. Johnson
Putnamville
Ackley Station
Sugar Run
Milwaukee
Walter A. Wood
Adriance
Neal
Pickett Hardware Co
Water St
Warren, Pa
Salyer & Randall
American Clothiers, Tailors and Furnishers
Chandler’s Valley
N.greenland & Son
Warren Savings Bankuilding
Philadelphia
Ross
Cuef & Sons
Liberty Sts
Pitsburg
Warren National Bank
Hon
Wm. D. Brown
Jerry Crary
D. W. Beaty
A. T. Scofield
Nelson P. Wheeler
G. N. Parmlee
Andrew Hertzel
Charles Chase
C. Schimmelfeng
Christian Smith
H. A. Jamieson
F. E. Hertzel
Cashier
Maybank W&w CO
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