Morven StalI News Reflects 1902 Local Happenings
Community notes record Elk and Cameron counties druggist society formation, Chautauqua rural mail routes expansion, a Kane Summit Hospital death, pensions issued to James M. Young and Robert D. Morrison, Rev. John C. Scofield passes away in Rochester, electric railroad grading progress from Youngsville to Sugar Grove, Brooks locomotive works set a daily engine-building record, a postponed fifty-seventh regiment reunion at Sandy Lake, beef prices not denting Lamb and Bacon demand, Titusville fire on South Franklin Street losses around 40000, Jamestown is Co. well yields three barrels daily, Farmers and Breeders association meeting set for Chandlers Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Youngsville
Sugar Grove
Brooks Locomotive Works
Jamestown Is Co
Pope Hollow
Farmers and Breeders’ Association of
Warren County
Chandlers Valley
Wrightsville County Correspondence News Roundup
Early SEPT. 15 reports greet residents as Jack Frost arrives. Local notes cover reunions, visits from Corry and North East, house rentals, school teachers, travel to Toronto fair, and church services. Fireman event in Bradford, oil findings on Pine Creek, and PA Army maneuvers at Fort Riley are noted alongside local burglar arrest and a Titusville police action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrightsville
Jack Frost
Sanberg
John Sanberg
Reynolds
Corry
North East
Phillis
C. W. Wynn
Odd Fellows
Sugar Grove
Jessie Slster Smith
Arlie
Verne
New Castle
Carl
Josephine Phillis Taft
Ashland
Olney
Elroy Near
Erie
Lena Abbott Baker
Brokenstraw
W. K. Abott
E. Ricker
Toronto
Othello Allen
Pressley Cotton
Jamestown
Washington Cotton
Anna Porter
Martha Allen
Hillside
Anna Faust
Lake Hill
Hattie Higgins Durham
James Hillman
Dalrymple Hill
John Patchen
Verne Price
Thomas Yates
Gertrude Sweetland
Youngsville
Mr. Burton
E. J. Lesser
Charles M. Palmer
Titusville
Pine Creek
Wiley
Pennsylvania
United States Army
Fort Riley
Kansas
Franklin
Sept 16 Local Notes and Community Updates
Street Commissioner Gordon drives sidewalk repairs. Mrs. Ford returns from visit with the Jones Smiths. Glenn Spencer arrives from Braddock for a brief stay. Earl Smith of Hydetown visits town. Mr. and Mrs. Vermilyea visit former residents. Photographer Fred Yeager plans to move to Panama. Mrs. Mary Ayling admitted to Corry hospital. Lake Columbus picnic well attended and grounds praised. Dutton departs for Chenango County. Curtiss attends James Town Business College. Chauncy and Perry Marble to celebrate 76th birthday Sept 23. Creamery milk value 72.93 per hundred pounds. 21 pounds milk per pound butter. Frost furthers blackening of gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Ford
Jones Smith
Glenn Spencer
Braddock
Earl Smith
Hydetown
Geo. Vermilyea
Fred Yeager
Panama
Mary Ayling
Corry
Lake Columbus
W. A. Dutton
Chenango County
N. Y
Ralph Curtiss
Jamestown
Morck and Kirberger Offer Rings and Gifts
The advertisement promotes wedding rings described as lucky and reliable, offered at low prices from Morck and Kirberger. It highlights a large stock of diamond stones, mounted and unmounted, and new cut glass designs suitable for wedding gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morck & Kirberger
Erie's October Excursion to New York City
Erie Railroad offers cheap round trip fares to New York City for Oct 1 to Oct 6. Jamestown tickets $11 Salamanca $10 with half price for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
New York City
Popular Erie Railroad Company
America
Seaboard
Metropolis
Jamestown
Salamanca
New York City Excursions Offered on Early October Dates
Excursions depart New York by D A V and P R y on October 3 4 5 and 6 with tickets available through agents or by writing to A J Smith G P A Cleveland Ohio. The offer remains valid until October 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New York
A. J. Smith
Cleveland
Excursion to Boston Fare Offered by D A V and P R R
The D A V and P R R announce a Boston excursion from Oct 7 to 11 with a first class round trip fare. Tickets valid for return to Boston by Oct 13 without deposit or until Nov 12 with deposit. See ticket agents for details.
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Boston
Low Rates to the West From D A V and P RY
During September and October the D A V and P R y offer low rate one way settlers tickets to western and northwest points including Montana Utah Washington Oregon and California. Ask agents or write A J Smith G P A Cleveland C for particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Montana
Utah
Washington
Oregon
California
A. J. Smith
Cleveland
Erie Railroad
Great West
Idaho
Chicago
Far West
Erie
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown
N. Y
Local notes from Corydon and nearby areas
Edna Turney returns home after elocution lessons in Jamestown New York and will continue study. Bertha Canfield teaches in New York state and is back in town. Mr and Mrs F Morrison return from out of town. C J Taylor of Oil City and family visit Corydon. he is a noted grocer and former Warren county teacher. Stuart Clawson injures eye in a potato incident but heals with Dr Flatt care. Glade school director raises Prof L J Holmes salary to 70 a month. he vacationed in Europe. Mrs Fred Ensign travels to Edinboro for visits. Mr and Mrs C H Clawson plan Bath trip. Mrs John Reed visits Corydon from Oil City. Mr Reed accompanies wife home. Mamie Stabler visits brother Frank at Hotel Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Turney
Jamestown
N. Y
Bertha Canfield
New York State
F. Morrison
C. J. Taylor
Oil City
Corydon
Taylor
Warren County
Stuart Clawson
Stuart
L. J. Holmes
Gladerun
Glade
Holmes
Europe
Fred Ensign
Edinboro
C. H. Clawson
Bath
John Reed
Maud Tome
Mr. Reed
Mamie Stabler
Frank
Griffin
Pretty Ackley wedding for Gunby and Miss Robison
Ackley Pa September 16 1902 George W Gunby of Lockport New York and Miss Winifred L eldest daughter of Rev J A Robison wed at the A B Par sonage in a quiet ceremony. The bridal party entered to a wedding march by Maella L the decorations were pink white and green and the table held twelve covers for luncheon. After a wedding tour the couple will reside at 614 Walnut Street Lockport N Y in a handsome home awaiting the bride. The groom is one of Lockport s most esteemed young men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackley
A. B. Parsonage
George W. Gunby
Lockport
N. Y
Winifred L
J. A. Robison
Maella L
Mrs. Gunby
Walnut Street
Sugar Grove and area society notes from County Clippings
Sugar Grove reports family visits as Robert Stoolfire from Westfield attends his ill father with George Stoolfire from Skidmore arriving for support. Trustees S. M. Love and Rev. C. J. Gage are reelected to Sugar Grove Seminary. H. A. Jamieson of Warren joins the board. White Bottle Works may start by October. Other items include births, local business moves, and notable travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Robert Stoolfire
Westfield
George Stoolfire
Skidmore
S. M. Love
Rev
C. J. Gage
Sugar Grove Seminary
H. A. Jamieson
Warren
Jamieson
Christian Education
Sheffield Observer
H. S. Secor
Wm. Bloss
J. H. Hassinger
Barnes
Reduced excursion fares to San Francisco and Los Angeles
Pennsylvania Railroad offers reduced rate excursion tickets from all lines to San Francisco or Los Angeles for travel Sept 28 to 30 1902 in connection with the National Wholesale Druggists Association meeting in Monterey. Return passage valid until Nov 15 with 50 cent joint agent fee at LA or SF. Inquiries to ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Los Angeles
National Wholesale Druggists’ Association
Monterey
Cal
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Reduced excursion fares to Chicago for encampment trip
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers discounted round trip excursion tickets to Chicago for the National Encampment of the Union Veteran Legion. Tickets from all stations on its lines are on sale October 5, 6 and 7 and are valid to return by October 16 for a single fare plus one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Veteran Legion
Ill
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Monogram Stationery Offers Latest Paper Styles
The Mall Office advertises monogram stationery in new styles of paper and envelopes with good stock and low prices. Samples are shown and orders are taken there.
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Monogram
At Cost Closing Out Cloth and Suits in Warren Pa
Jacob Keller offers 1,000 yards of cloth for rainy day skirts in 30 shades at cash price. Suits cases come in three colors priced 90 cents. The Geo Ball Clothing Co. of Warren, Pa. conducts the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keller
GEO. Ball Clothing Co
Warren, Pa
Metzger and Hogan Store Ad Emphasizes Uniform Savings
The ad proclaims throughout the store savings on almost every article and invites shoppers to feel at home without obligation. It asserts a dollar as the measure of value, promising the same price for all regardless of who holds it.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John C. Scofield
Rochester
Fifty-Seventh Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers
Sandy Lake
Bradford
Beef Trust
Edgar Waters
Pennsylvania Railroad
Quaker Bridge
Spartansburg
Buffalo
Triumph Township
Hugh Miles
U.S
Miles
Mrs
Gunby
Watkins
Lockport, N. Y
Columbus
Eureka
Standard Oil Company
W. H. Shortt
Chautanuqua
Anna A. Jackson
Chautauqua
M. D. Whitney
Michigan
J. B. Dunlevy
E. A. Davis
West Main Street
Florence Parshall
Northfield
Mass
J. L. Thompson
John W. Thompson
Pittsburg
Jennings
W. J. Grandin
John Siggins, Jr
Ann Arbor
Marian Shaw
Mannington
W. Va
Dean van Guilder
Grand Valley
B. S. Magill
Cairo
L. L. Hunter
Mr. Magill
Mr. Hunter
Metzger & Hogan
Headquarters For Choice Groceries
Kopf & Henry
T J. Foley
A. A.davis & 0
B. Warren Tel. Co
esGaane
P. Duff & Sons
Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
Salyer & Randall
Shandon Bell
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