Neighborhood Notes From Various Towns and Events
Reports from Sugar Grove, Marienville, Oil City, Saegerton and other towns include a W C T U convention, a new Masons lodge, a large eel catch in the Allegheny near Oil City, a Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers reunion, Pleasantville post office promotion, Clean centennial plans, active oil wells near Petroleum Center, open license-law protests at Emporium, a Merchants' Protective Association in Titusville, a large barn fire near Stoneham, a deed involving a 14 year old, Butler banning dogs, Lt Gov Higgins’ Olean reception, a breach of promise case in Erie, a Chautauqua County trust cashier appointment, Luther League convention plans for Pittsburgh, and committee contacts for accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Eighty-Third Regiment
Pennsylvania
Saegerton
Pleasantville
L. L. Shattuck
CLEAN
Emporium
Titusville
Merchants’ Protective Association
Isaac Westheimer
J. B. Olmstead
John M. Chick
Theodore W. Reuting
Wm. Grossenberg
Stoneham
Ann
Franklin
E. A. Albaugh
Hickory Township
Forest County
Clifford
J. G. Schmidt
Butler
Local Notes From Youngsville and Surrounding Towns
In Youngsville Sept 20 Mr and Mrs J O Messerly of Warren visited town. A dance occurred at Swanson hall. Miss Maud Davis of the post office is on vacation with Mrs Ida Currey covering. Twin boys born Sept 19 to Mr and Mrs C C Anderson with Dr ae in attendance. Andrew Cooney opens a shoe shop in Phillips hardware back room. Charley Kay's Ford street barn burned with two tons hay. Indignation meeting over Webb Filer verdict. jury and lawyers hung in effigy. Youngsville Base Ball Club beat Grand Valley 11 to 5. Captain W J Alexander and veterans attend Corry reunion. monument to Col Gambee planned at Resaca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
J. O. Messerly
Warren
Corry
Phillip
G. B. Davis
Main Street
Robert Mead
Swanson
S. S. Rasmusen
R. G. Brillhart
Rylan
Athens
Pattie Irvine
Lottsville
Grand Valley
W. J. Davis
Bellvue
Ohio
D55th O. V. I
Col. Gambee
Reseca
Georgia
Local Notices and Personal News Brought July to Sept 1904
Mrs. C A Blakeslee and mother plan a Meadville winter stay. Lena Smith visits Titusville. Perry Marble's 18th birthday will be celebrated Sept 23. James Baker reunites with mother. Corry travelers dined at Columbus House and enjoyed lake recreation. Belva Bingham and Roy Morton wed Sept 14 1904. Anna White and Nelson A Soggs wed Sept 14 1904. Soggs is a former Columbus boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Blakeslee
Mrs. Williams
Meadville
Lena Smith
Titusville
Perry
Daniel Marble
James Baker
Te Passa
Corry
Columbus House
Belva Bingham
Spring Creek
Roy Morton
Anna White
Buffalo
Nelson A. Soggs
Niagara Falls
Soggs
Columbus
Poison Ivy vs Virginia Creeper Distinguishing Guide
The article explains how to tell poison ivy from Virginia creeper by leaflets and berry color, notes fall color changes, and urges immediate treatment at first itching. It recommends grindelin extract for home use and warns of 3 to 7 days of potential suffering if untreated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Pennsylvania R R excursion to Oil City and Titusville planned
On Sunday September 25 the Pennsylvania Railroad offers a low rate excursion. A special train departs Warren at 9 56 AM and returns from Titusville at 7 PM and Oil City at 7 40 PM. Round trip tickets cost 1 from Warren and are valid only on the special train or returning on Sept 25 or on regular trains Sept 26. Tickets exclude Pullman cars. Dental offices of Dr J E Jordan in Hoffman Block offer appointments at 295 B. Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania R. R. Co
Oil City
Titusville
Warren
Pullman
Fenton sells Citizen printer as pastor moves east
Mr Fenton has sold the Citizen printing plant to Carl F Brown of Forest City Pa who will take possession soon. The report notes his appointment to Findley Lake New York and lists local moves and family notes from Youngsville Sugar Grove Sheffield and Tidi Cove area including a birth and oil operator Hugh Carnahan’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Fenton
Findley Lake
N.Y
Citizen
Carl F. Brown
Forest City
Clara Dunn
New York
New Haven
Fagundas
Charles, Milton
Will
Jeb Carnahan
Real Estate Transfers Recently Recorded
A list of recently recorded property transfers with buyers, sellers, towns, and prices including Spring Creek Warren Pine Grove Deerfield and multiple individuals such as Hannah M Clark M A Myers Mary Gruber and John Leary among others. Total values range from $1 to $2,92731 with several under $100 and notes of estates and joint interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah M. Clark
Crawford Brundage
Spring Creek
M. A. Myers
Andrew J. Deming
Mary Gruber Etal
Christian Fusz
Warren
Catherine Burns
Elizabeth Sullivan
Pittsfield
Mary S. Dockstader
E. A. Williams
Corydon
T. C. Jones
Cordelia Bump
Pine Grove
Saeed, Clark
Deerfield
L. D. Wetmore
John Leary
A. Hertzel
Andrew L. Hanson
John Donaldson
Sarah Donaldson
Robert Donaldson
F. W. Burnam
Donaldson Bros
Guon
Alice B. Knapp
H. A. Jamieson
Elk
F. R. Weed
Wedding Rings Promise Purity and Lasting Value
BENJ. N. GREENLAND & CO. on Liberty Street seeks patrons for wedding rings and jewelry. They tout lasting quality and offer watches clocks and novelties as part of their product line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benj. N. Greenland & Coo
Liberty Street
Organs for Sale Cheap at Local Music Store
A Dyer and Hughes six octave organ in walnut case lightly used is offered for 50 dollars, originally 125. Also Estey Organs in stock at J. Carolus Biekarck music store at 225 Liberty Street, Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer & Hughes
Estey
J. Carolus Biekarck
Liberty St
Warren
Wedding initiation and invitation services advertised at MAIL office
Edinboro Normal students gain practical teaching experience while a Philadelphia training school for brides boasts 23 young ladies learning unseen arts. An illustrated catalog is free. Principal John F. Bigler notes the abundance of modern schools for nearly everything.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinboro
John F. Bigler
Philadelphia
Women’s Apparel of the Right Sort
An advertisement touts a full stock of women's clothing for inspection. Garments are described as meritorious with fine suitings, cheviots, broadcloths and mixtures in new fall shades. Styles include blouse coat, tourist coat, Norfolk and fitted jackets with prices from 10 to 45 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Women’s Fall Walking Skirts Hit New Designs and Prices
New fall walking styles feature dark Scotch Mixtures Mel tons Panama Cloth Broadcloth and Zibe lines. Prices range from 5 to 20 dollars.
Women’s New Dress Skirts in Panama Broadcloths
Shoppers can choose Panama vollles, broadcloths and fancy mixtures with prices ranging from 8 to 25 dollars. The selection emphasizes variety and value for spring wardrobes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neighborhood Notes
Sugar Grove
Lodge of Masons
Marienville
Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania
Allegheny River
Olean
Frank W. Higgins
Albany
Higgins
Elihu Root
Erie County
Fred W. Hyde
Jamestown Journal
Chautauqua County Trust Co
B. D. Phillips
Bank of Jamestown
Fred A. Bentley
Hyde
Warren County
Fred
Luther League of Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
D. H. Geissinger
Grant Street
Union Depot
Fred A. Mark
Reading
Charles W. Fuhr
Forbes Street
J. E. Jordan
Hoffman Block
B. Bell
Wood
Sheffield
Horace Mix, Jr
Nickerson
Kansas
Herbert
Wm. Mahan
Wm. McCray
Penn Tanning Co
Clemons
G.W. Wood
W. H. Trenouth
Dorothy Dodd
Chas. H. Smith
Second St
Warren, PA
Kopf & Henry
Warren Trust Company
Capital
F. M. Knapp
MO. M. Siegfried
Chas. E. Cobb
Castier
H. M. Preston
Geo. E. Colvin
Foley
A. A.davis
B. Warren Tel. Co
Envy
N. Greenland & Son
Penna. Avenue
Banner Lye
Penn Chemical Works
Malil
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