County Letters Notice to Correspondents
Notice requires all copy in hand by Tuesday weekly. Each correspondent must sign name on all communications but names not published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
8
Notice requires all copy in hand by Tuesday weekly. Each correspondent must sign name on all communications but names not published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
Sept 10 births report twins to Mr and Mrs Jacob Shuler Jr dated Sept 7 1907. Olean resident H B Fillows visiting daughter Mrs C D Outrid for a week. James Bennett and bride visited mother Mrs J Miller last week. S L Walling improving condition. Samuel Frantz and family from Warren visited F J Cagle Sunday. Spring Creamery ceased operations for the year. Bert Foster of Robbins Hill visited relatives. Roy Anderson of Warren staying with Mr Westberg briefly. Mrs D M McMahon called on Mrs William Giltinan Corydon. Scandia youths passed through en route to Gouldtown Sunday. Charles Ericson of Scandia on business at W J Giltinan Monday. Note: item received late for Sept 12 edition.
Mrs. C F Scott and Mrs Jackson Pierce attended the W C T U convention at Russell. Mrs J J Feldhausen and children Edith and Francis visit Mr and Mrs C T Dewey at Enterprise. Miss Helen and Norma Perkins visit relatives. Hughie Harold and Reed Pierce visit grandparents S A Oviatt. Manley couple spend Sunday at Spring Creek and EK BE Fetterolf at Grand Valley.
In Quaker Hill on Sept 8 1907 a son and a daughter were born to Mr and Mrs Jacob Schuler. Mother and babies are reported to be doing well while local residents note busy community activity with milk hauling and wood supply.
Mrs W H Madigan visited her daughter Mrs Fred Newark in Warren on Tuesday. Harry Vansile called in Warren Wednesday. Emory Blood of Fox Hill visited friends in the Hollow Thursday evening. Mrs Henry Laufenburg and son John and Bertha Passinger visited friends on Fox Hill Thursday. Will Madigan and two others returned from Brad ford where they hunted ginseng Saturday morning. Mrs W H Madigan and grandson Henry Walker attended the Chase reunion at Akeley station Grange Hall. Some from this place attended a baseball game at Russell versus Clarendon with Clarendon winning 13 to 3. E B Daugharthy visiting his wife at Corydon returned home Saturday. Mrs Jennie Bauer visiting her daughter Mrs Willard Kelley on Lander road for a few days. Mrs Elmer Denilson visited her mother Mrs Eugene Smith Friday. Miss Lucy McMormie visited her parents at Tidioute Saturday and Miss Mary Akeley of North Warren visited her parents here. Mrs Jane Brown visiting her daughter at Corry returned home Saturday evening.
A list of residents and relatives visiting relatives and touring nearby towns last week. A. C. Walker and family from Scandia visited Mrs. Walker's mother. Mrs. Phillip Arzner returned home from Falconer, and the Bump couple were Russell visitors. Allen and Vansile were in Warren, Adams visited Russell, and William Allen's family returned from Hollow. Axie Smith and daughter Flossie passed through to Russell. Ed Vansile and family visited Jacob Allen's place. Jim Brown and Ona ville residents stayed with Jacob Allen for a few days.
A Sept. 14 reunion drew eighteen veterans plus guests. Dinner at K O T M hall, meeting at the Congregational church. Mrs. Woodward, 72, gave a charity recitation for soldiers. Community updates include Mamie Wilkinson’s Ohio visit and several local movements and visits among residents.
Mr and Mrs Henry of Ohio visited relatives the Darlings last week. Ladies Aid met with Mrs Delamater Sept 11 with many attendees. Albert Anderson and daughter visited Warren. Attendees to Corry fair included C Nobles Vern and Mrs Smith. The Akins family visited Lanning Hill and Miss Berg visited North Warren. Belden family news includes Ada Belden in Youngsville and Mrs Way remains ill. School opened Monday morning with fair attendance.
Prof Peavy and assistants with the Webb sisters Stearns and Duprey are mentioned. John Spencer’s family has mumps. Edward Donaldson returned home from Ridgeway last week ill with typhoid fever. Mrs Effie Crimpenshaw returned from Texas last week ill and under a vet’s care.
John Doyle moved his family to Scranton. A surprise party honored Fred O. Johnson before his departure. Mae Libbey recovered from a gas accident. she resumes teaching. Several residents visited Kane and surrounding towns. Fred and John Johnson head to Omaha with George Lindahl. Local dances, guests, and visits fill the week in Kane, Warren, and East Kane communities.
Sept 16 reports visitors and residents in the area. Neff family and Raymond Tarman with Bertha Neff from Harrisburg visit Mrs Jas Phillis. Alice Howe of Jamestown stays with sister Mrs Mary Lillie. Fred Phillis returns to Meadville work after weeks here. County fair attendance noted at Corry. Kidder of Jamestown visits E C Heminway. Ava Mitchell of Corry calls on friends locally. Wilbur Logan of Corry visits his parents. Mr and Mrs Kipp return to Sugar Grove after months here.
Mrs. Long and daughter Margaret of Bluffton visit Mrs. Harry Blair. New teachers satisfy. Mary Donaldson slowly recovering after six weeks illness. A daughter born to Wm. Duck and wife. A trip to New Orleans planned by Harry Horton Dolph Roberts and Archibald Gear in a house boat. Mrs. Vinnie Hover visits relatives. Rev. H B Jones replaced by Rev. Mr. Nickel. Corn roasts popular. News from Wm Spence and wife and other locals.
The twelfth quarterly meeting of the Rural Letter Carriers Association of Warren County met in Sugar Grove on Saturday evening with thirteen carriers present. President Carl Anderson led the session at 9 o'clock and officers for the coming year were elected: President Carl Anderson, Vice President P. W. Nuttall, and Secretary-Treasurer Harry Briggs. A report from A. W. Buimpus on the Sunbury state meeting was presented. J. E. McCloskey could not attend and will report next time.
A lively shop showcases brisk sales and rapid checkout with alert staff and prompt packaging. Managers and clerks are unfailing in good nature, making customers feel welcome and valued, drawing more patrons daily and contributing to rapid growth over three years.
A retailer lists fall suits in 27 and 32 inch coats with broadcloth materials and satin linings. Styles include pleated skirts and semi fitted coats in blue brown green and black with prices from 16 50 to 50 and messages on fashionable colorings for the season.
The Sugar Grove carriers hosted the gathering and adjourned to Warren for a future meeting set by the president. Attendees included A. W. Bumpus Carl Anderson Clyde Baker Clifford Scranton from Warren P. W. Nuttall R. H. Mc Dowell from Youngsville Fred Nobbs M. R. Hindsdale George Mather Scott Stuart from Sugar Grove and Gayle Chase Harry Briggs from Russell.
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