County Letters Notice for Correspondents
Notice to correspondents to submit all copy by Tuesday each week and sign their names to communications. Names will not be published unless requested.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 28, 1905
Page
8
Notice to correspondents to submit all copy by Tuesday each week and sign their names to communications. Names will not be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
Sept 25 notes show Yarling and McAllister grappling with grape picking in Stockton N Y while Arthur McKinney and wife relocate to Main and Sugar Grove. Several marriages occur including Davis and Dunham in Warren. Elmer Mead and Anna Anderson wed at College street. Wright sells meat business to Mike Brady. Continuous postings cover visits, moves, and local improvements such as brick crosswalks and home renovations.
C. W. Schnell and wife were visitors at the fair at Corry and report a delightful time. Joe Brooks and family are moving into the residence formerly occupied by Chas. Morse on Sagar Grove street. Paul and Jesse Phillipe visiting his grandchildren.
The article reports on bridge construction by The Trolley Co across Johny Run near Mrs Betsy Burn’s dwelling, switch work below Selvester Randall’s farm, and ongoing rail, road, and public works. It notes local visits, health updates, a pending Y M C A appearance, social events, and various residents traveling to Warren, Jamestown, Fredonia, and Corry.
In Frewsburg, Mrs. Fred Petit of West Main Street improves from four months of cancer after care by Dr. K Sweet. A farewell reception for Rev and Mrs Winger occurred as they depart for Spring Creek to lead a church. Also a bridge collapse on Frew Run resulted in a safe outcome when the wagon’s king bolt failed. Rev E H Nichols began a sermon series at the U B church.
SEPT. 26 Young People's Literary met at the Lutheran church Sunday evening. Miss Huldah Lynn visited with parents in Pittsfield. Miss Jessie Swancon and Miss Jennie Peterson of Pittsfield spent Sunday on Lind Hill. Miss Ellen Hagle was a business visitor in Youngsville Monday. A dime social at Albert Frank's last Thursday afternoon drew a good crowd. Rev J A Rindell will attend a conference in Chandlers Valley Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs Frank Johnson of Sheffield visited relatives on Spetz Hill last week. McGrews moved their mill onto Lemual Arthurs property to saw lumber during winter. Miss Ellen and Anna Peterson and Edward Johnson of Youngsville visited Mrs Mary Johnson. Peter Young was a business visitor in Jamestown last week. Tabian Johnson and John Nelson went to woods near Mayburg to work. Some locals are drawing back to Spring Creek for Gust and Frank Isacson. Alfred Danielson of Busti spent Sunday with his parents on Lind Hill. Miss Edith Hagg, visiting locally, departs today for New York.
Richard Bump of Randolph visited town last week. Edith Miller and Minnie Deihl head to grape country. Roy English recovering from typhoid fever. Charles and Mrs Anderson of Bradford visiting. Martin Groat of Kane staying with parents. Dr Caldwallader returned home. Ward Fuller moved from Olean. M B Delmage went to Bradford. Frank Banks and Ella Banks hosted in town. Dr Robinson of Bradford visited. Fitzgeralds of Bradford spent Sunday here. Wallace Murray went to Warren. Miles Groat visited Oil City. Mays Sherman of Downey's circus returned home for a few weeks. Frank and Roberta Campbell of Warren visited Mrs Critt Marsh. Jos Pentz returned from Erie. Mrs Irvine ill with typhoid fever.
The Fentonville Cemetery Association met with Mr and Mrs S L Blackmon. An church program by Archie Leon French drew a large audience. Andrew Arnold moved his family to town for work with F E Bennett. Mrs J L Rickerson and daughter Florence Effie visit Girty Pa and Titusville. Mrs Martha Allen hosted Mrs Mary Frew and Mrs Wm Merrick of Frewsburg. Miss Bessie Traver and Charles McNeal visited H W Adams and wife. F F Davis and wife visited friends at Drybrook. Sibyl Fenton has gone to Youngsville.
Roy Gillman visited the grape region while Mr. and Mrs. L. F. White were at Jamestown Saturday. Mrs. S. L. Blackmon and her mother Mrs. Geo. Rach visited friends at Jamestown the past week. Mr. and Mrs. James Hale of Aikens Corners visited Clayton Haskins and wife Sunday. Harry Harley of Warren was in town.
Ezra Johnson, a blind performer, headlined a Wednesday night show at Grange Hall with violin solos, graphophone selections, and stereopticon stories of Ten Nights in a Bar Room. The report notes local schooling updates, farming activity, and a frost impact, with several residents mentioned by name.
Miss Mary Owen attended the funeral of Mrs. John Downing in Sheffield on Monday. Lillian Hockenberry of Warren visited the school. Mrs. Herman Blair stayed with her sister Mrs. J Finley. Mrs. Wm Sinclair visited Warren. Mrs. Carlson of Sill Ran called on her daughter Mrs. J Finley and Mrs. Chas Anderson visited Warren. Mr. and Mrs. E T Dram Mr and Mrs Chas Edgett and Miss Jennie Edgett were guests of Mr and Mrs W Stanford Sunday. H L Schweitzer returned from Sheffield. Fourteen friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs James Myers Sunday. Sam Peters visited his Irvington family Saturday. Mr and Mrs J T Finley went to Prospect N Y to visit Mr Finley’s parents. Wm Sechnar of Warren enjoyed time at his cottage here Friday and Saturday. Mr Lawson operator of Irvington is here to fill B W Bowens position. Mr and Mrs Geo Newark visited friends in Kinzua Sunday. J C Geer was in town Saturday on business.
William I. Brown and family visited his father Corbin Brown in North Warren. Mail carrier Mr. Wilson slowly recovers from illness. Visitors include Worly of Warren and William Brown of Cable Hollow at Benj Market on Mrs. Geo. Stoddard. Mrs. Stoddard seeks hospital treatment in Jamestown. Mrs. Sarah Thompson of Warren and Mrs. Denman of Cable Hollow visited W. W. Wilson. Ezra Johnson the blind violinist gave schoolhouse and Robbins Hill entertainments. Services were led by Rev. Morton last Sunday.
Sept 26. Mrs M E Sherman and others from Warren area visited last week. Mrs WJ Doughty Corydon came Friday. Mr and Mrs Scribner Kinzua stayed with daughter Mrs C B Hook Thursday. Geo Foulkrod and son Ray home a few days. L C Walters Warren spent Sunday in town. Mrs David Holt called for mother Mrs Warren Brasington. L S Merrihew Corydon in town Monday on business. Anna Morrison SS Morri son and Clara and Beulah Morse Warren visitors Monday.
Local Warren store promotes its department lines for buyers. Read over these items carefully and see our lines before buying to guide purchases.
New line of carpets includes 3 Ply all Wool Ingrain at 1.00 yd and % Wool Ingrain at 0.50 yd. Unions at 0.40 yd, Granite and Sultana carpets at 0.25 0.30 yd. Large stock of O&L cloths and linoleum. Rugs in sizes from 18x36 in to 10 ft 6 in by 14 ft.
Mr F A McGill and Miss Florence Morrison arrived back Monday evening after a trip to Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
Sept 25 reports Miss Alice Qutrid visiting Russell while Mrs Flora Miller tends ill mother H M McStraw in Saybrook. Trips include Joseph Fellows to Warren and Harvey Marsh buying a new buggy horse. Sept 26 visitors include W B Hale family to Kane and Earl Bennett's visit to Mrs Brs sister plus several callers from Jamestown Warren Frewsburg Russell and Corydon.
Miss Roxana Damon underwent an appendicitis operation at Corry hospital Sunday. Her prospects for recovery are excellent, with update noted as continuing on page 5.
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