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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1900
Page
8
Correspondence from Corydon reports on Corrydon and nearby townships in McKean Warren counties. It highlights fishing and hunting, school progress with teachers and new books, Republican political vigor led by Joseph Sibley and McKinley Roosevelt clubs, local clubs events and social gatherings, and concerns about pollution of the Allegheny River affecting fishing.
The Epworth League hosted a 10 cent supper Friday night that netted about eight dollars. Local residents travel to Bradford and Cassadaga for work and visits while family and political events unfold.
Social events for Rev. Gage benefit and a Near's Hall dance are noted. J E Sliter officiated a wedding for Lizzie Pless and Clifford Hamilton. Miss Darling fills a Chandlers Valley teaching vacancy while Miss Dupre is unable. Residents travel to Buffalo and Panama Rocks. Swedish coffee social supports their church. The Rough Rider uniforms were measured last night.
Sept 18 reports residents visiting relatives and friends in Sugar Run and nearby towns. Local people include Frank Fry of Salamanca now with Pennsylvania Railroad, Mrs E D Newton of Corydon, J W Byers and wife, Jerry Smith, Homer Dixon and family, and others visiting or traveling to Kane Bradford Warren and North Clarendon. A Republican marching club is forming with organizers J W Byers and Orlo Hoop.
Miss Nellie Rickerson returns from Erie with her nephew Richard Stanton. A wind storm caused damage Tuesday night. Rev H S Thomas and wife came home after visiting friends. Mrs Della Atkins of Kinzua and Mrs Mae Wiggins visited Louisa Fellows Friday. Amel Strait attended the Russell dance. E H Fellows visited Sugar Run Saturday. Lizzie Hale improves after illness. Wade couple improving. D J Bennett and wife attended the Jamestown firemen parade Thursday.
Mrs Edmund Ellis died Friday night Sept 14 and her funeral was Monday. Miss Sarah Samuelson is home for a while. Bunce and daughter from Troy Centre visited W M Delamater. Fred Johnson suffered a stroke last week. Iva Rhinehart May Griggs and Eugene Northrop went grape picking. May Darling teaches at Wrightsville and Rose Falconer fills Patchen school in place of sick Charlotte McLean. Rev Brunson preached the Ellis funeral. Ellen Peterson returned to Sugar Grove work. Ellen Swanson rents rooms and attends school. Frank Patchen takes a two week vacation. Harry Wilson of Jamestown visiting.
fragment mentions Mrs Henry Peterson and her son visiting at Jamestown while Mr Patchen is away.
Our schools begin the year under Miss Gertrude Durlin at the Dugall school Calvin Brundage at Spetz Hill and Miss Ethel Hartley at Miles Run. Some locals go to the grape country to pick grapes. The new U B church pastor preached his first sermon last Sunday. A dime social was held at the Lind residence. Sam Jones of Hazelhurst vacationed here. Mrs August Johnson and daughter Edna return from Titusville. Mr and Mrs Andrew Ekstrom return from Jamestown.
Quite a surprise took place in the marriage of Mr. Alfred Linquist and Mrs. Lena Marvin Hannah at the groom's residence on Thursday evening Sept 13. Merle Christie and Carl Way who have played this season with the Celoron band returned home Monday. Arthur Christie departs Tuesday for Cleveland to attend medical college this year. Miss Lill Dewey has been visiting friends and her brother this week. Mrs. W C Eastman leaves Sept 23 for Kansas to join her husband who has worked for an oil company this summer.
Nine month old child of Mr and Mrs Dug Waid of Warren died Saturday of cholera infantum. Mrs Waid formerly Allie Jones of Chandlers Valley. Also notes: James Youney left for Butler county to take charge of a school. Three month old baby of Mr and Mrs George Norris died Sunday morning Sept 9. Born to Mr and Mrs T A Crain a son on Sunday Sept 9. J L and John L Grandin Jr left for Dakota last Monday. Enrollments and school moves listed for local students and colleges. Bucklin Inn sold to John W Caldin, a local businessman. Rev Mr Garrett moved to Youngsville and boards with locals. Total boro school enrollment 190 pupils. Ellen Siggins began teaching at Mathews Run. Residents urged to petition court against liquor sales if they oppose it.
Mrs. Minerva Smith of Danville Indiana says twenty years of bronchitis ended after using Forry's Honey and Tar. She claims the remedy was pleasant, gave quick relief, and cured throat and lung diseases. J. M. Siegfried.
Shaw's Cash Grocery on Liberty Street invites customers to buy fresh groceries and fruits at lowest spot cash prices. Farmers are urged to bring produce for top prices as the store promotes attracting buyers with cash deals.
Jacob Keller announces new cloths arriving at his shop and invites patrons to call and be suited. The message emphasizes quality and local service from the tailor in town.
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