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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1903

Page

8

DuBois Gun Club Tops Season Trophies In News Briefs

A digest of regional notes reports the DuBois Gun Club winning five season trophies, a Dunkirk market gardener selling a second strawberry crop, and new CARs expected on the Fredonia Westfield trolley line. Other items note reunions, mill hopes, a blaze at Cassadaga Lake, pheasant killings, and local business notes.

DuBois Dunkirk Fredonia Westfield Women’s Christian Association of Jamestown 121St Regiment P. V Sharon George F. Davenport Meadville Bradford Cassadaga Lake 83D Pennsylvania Union City St. Marys Warren Venango County Lindell August Lindell Lander Peter Lindell Pennsylania Elizabeth Freeman Red Bank Clarion County O. D. Bleakley Erie Times Ehe the Security Savings and Trust Company Franklin News

Ready for each season Keller ships men’s suits ahead

Jacob Keller, artistic tail or, stays ahead of demand with latest fashion plates and ready to book fall and winter orders. He offers fashionable domestic and imported goods for men, plus ample help to fulfill orders. File an order now and he will have a suit and overcoat ready.

Jacob Keller

A Sad Accident Kills Local Resident on Rail Line

Corydon report details a fatal railroad accident near Tracyron on Saturday when William Ross fell from an up freight train. His son Marvin and others could not save him, and Ross died about noon. He leaves a son and three half brothers, with a funeral held Tuesday.

Tracyron William Ross Marvin Ross James Fred Grant Aiken Rebekahs Willow Creek Dean Steamburg Crawford County Corydon Edward Fitzpatrick Hazel Buffalo N. Y Fitzpatrick Messrs Homer Fred Ensign M. E Peters Edinboro Ida Mae Frantz Warren A. M. Reeves Pennsylvania Leon Fredenberg Julia Prentice East Bradford Fredenberg C. L. Teeter Salamanca Kay Kinzua

Kingsley Relatives Visit in Sugar Grove Week

Local notes show Mr. and Mrs. K Kingsley visiting relatives at Sugar Grove. Several residents like H Haupin, Wesley Wilson, Mrs Jay Comstock and others are mentioned for visits, trips, and hosts. A corn blight affects crops nearby and community events include a Young People Society meeting and a Sidehill Church picnic.

Local Page Items Include Parties Revivals and Oil Well

Mary E Shearman hosts a surprise party with about thirty guests last Saturday. A private dancing party was held by Mr. All last Friday. Elder William A Backus preaches revival meetings this week. A corn roast in J M Greens grove proves best of season. South Penn Oil Co taps a well last Friday afternoon. Miss Martha Clark of Chicago visits relatives and Miss Fanny Morrison and Ralph Green attended. Orlo Hoop had a turnout with cameras.

Mary E. Shearman Wilcox Ralph Green Warren William A. Backus Steamburg N. Y J. M . Green C. F. Morrison South Penn Oil Co Martha Clark Chicago Fanny Morrison Orlo Hoop

School opens with Miss Nellie Palmer as teacher

Sept 21 notes a new term starting with Miss Nellie Palmer teaching. Local visits include C J Samuelson and wife at E S Samuelson's near Lander. Mrs Olive Gage and W D Stearns visit at E K Stearns' home. Pearl Johnson improves after an illness. Miss Clara Arnold travels to Kane. A son is born in Kersey PA to Harry Green and Julia Fiddler Green on Sept 16 1903. Wellie Weaver dies at his home.

Nellie Palmer C. J. Samuelson E. Samuelson Lander Olive Gage W. D. Stearns E. K. Stearns M. Finlan W. F. Brown Warren Pearl Johnson Clara Arnold Kane Kersey Harry Green Julia Fiddler Green Wellie Weaver

Irvington Notes and Local Visits Highlight Week

Mrs. Edward M. Biddle and daughter Sarah arrive as guests of Mrs. M. E. I. Biddle and daughter Lydia with Mrs. Jaain of Washington also visiting. Rev. Hamilton and family, from Parker's Landing, Pa., stop to see former friends. Mason K. Metzger returns home after nine weeks with grandparents. Mrs. Hagle of Ridgway visits George H. Somers and wife. Lewis E. Conroy and family visit Mrs. C.’s parents. Fred Howhart of Yankee Bush ill but improving. Two families relocate: Samuel Wolf and James Wilson. Fire destroys Edward Hendart’s creamery near Dunham’s Corners. insurance about $1,000, rebuilding in doubt. Fireman Filmore Nelson returns home for a few days. Hon. George B. Howe, Post Office official, visits Allegheny Springs and is hosted by Col. Payne.

Edward M. Biddle Sarah Our M. E. I. Biddle Lydia Jaain Washington, D. C Biddle Rev. Hamilton Parker’s Landing Mason K. Metzger Samuel Wolf James Wilson Edward Hendart Dunham’s Corners Filmore Nelson Brocton Buffalo Charles F. Nelson Filmore George B. Howe Post Office Department Allegheny Springs Col. Payne Payne

Floral Home wood chuck hunt nets ten in one trip

Ira Cady and Frank Schol ton, Columbus merchants, hunted woodchucks at Floral Home last Saturday and brought home ten large ones. Delos Schramling rents his Maple Hill home and plans to move in this fall with painting and new windows.

Ira Cady Frank Scholton Columbus Floral Ter Delos Schramling Maple Hill Will Schramling Ellis Bush Jamestown Leland Schramling J.J. Wheeler Columbus Grange Lake Columbus

Elocutionary event and local notices in Sugar Grove

SEPT 21 Several from this place attended the elocutionary entertainment at Sugar Grove Friday evening. Yale student Lloyd O Thompson from Mercer Pa headlined. Grace Martin of Sugar Grove visited relatives here last week. Mrs D S Pierce learned her mother Mrs F A Darrow of Lakewood broke her hip. she is in Jamestown hospital. Ladies Aid to meet next Friday with Flora Bailey. Leon Woodin of Bear Lake filled appointments on Sun. Sumner Brown went to Ohio seeking work. John Carr lost a Jersey cow. Eli Lowe had a cow choke and bit his hand while removing the apple. Belle Price of Grant ill at sister Byron Pierce’s home. Julius Loomis of New Mexico staying with grandfather Thompson Loomis and attending school here.

Sugar Grove Lloyd O. Thompson Mercer Yale College Grace Martin D.S. Pierce F. A. Darrow Lakewood Jamestown Ladies’ Aid Society Flora Bailey Leon Woodin Bear Lake Sumner Brown Ohio John Carr Eli Lowe Belle Price Grant Byron Pierce Julius Loomis New Mexico Thompson Loomis

Farmers Harvest Busy as Sep 21 Narrative Continues

Our farmers are kept busy harvesting corn and potatoes. Wesley Wilson and family are moving to Buffalo where he expects to find employment on a trolley line. Young Peoples Literary meets next Sunday evening at the Lutheran Church. Miss Ellen Hagle has returned from Jamestown visit. The Pie Social at Delbert Howard's home for A B Church was well attended. Clyde Lawson is recovering from typhoid fever. Dime Social is planned for Thursday at Albert Frank’s home. Rev Rinell's Philadelphia sister has been a guest at the Lutheran Parsonage.

Wesley Wilson Buffalo Young Peoples Literary Lutheran Church Ellen Hagle Jamestown Delbert Howard A. B. Church Clyde Lawson Albert Frank Mr. Rinell Philadelphia Lutheran Parsonage

Clarion Normal School teachers praised for character and training

The article commends Clarion Normal School instructors for high educational standards. Farmers in Sugar Grove plan a bee to aid young John Boswell after a threshing injury, with a subscription drive helping him. Jamestown NY public schools report 4152 pupils at fall term, up about twenty percent from last year. The Mail offers prompt job printing services.

Clarion Normal School Sugar Grove John Boswell Jamestown N. Y

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