Orrville Courier Crescent (Newspaper) - August 14, 1913, Orrville, Ohio AUGUST 1-1,1914. NEW PASTOR OF PRESBYTERIAN Cans of Choice Fruit Are on Tuesday Relief Corps Will Relief Corps will meet at the home of Mrs. J. B. Shultz on this Friday A full attendance is to Isaac Left Open Made Easy Mrs. D. Straits for Thief to Gain the car to the Bupp home Orrville and were delightfully entertained to dinner on entered the home of C. H. on South Main Tuesday night and removed from the premises about forty cans of choice fruit such as pineapples and strawberries prepared by Mrs. for their winter Plumbers worked in the cellar at the Milless home during the using the outside entrance way to pass to and from their This was neglected by the and left so is was an easy matter to enter and carry the goods away without being detected from a Milless and five children were alone and knew nothing of the theft until Wednesday the a railroad on duty on that Milless told what had ocurred close who regretted to of their misfortune which is this - time because of much ess in the family of and that a great deal of time has been lost to railway employees during the past six should be severe to such persons who prowl around at night watching an opportunity to get possession of property belonging to some one but to the dirty rascal who will steal food by a mother for a family of little ones is about the smallest piece of humanity that exists in a civilized Hundreds of. dollars should be spent to run the scoundrel to earth and make him or it may the tortures of hades for committing such a barefaced act. We may be a little harsh towards a villain of this character but nothing in way of theft is by us considered as damnable and mean as food We would favor a complete and thorough search be made of every property in Orrville with a view of obtaining the stolen goods and returning same to its We deputize a number of divide the town into four districts and arm each with warrants authorizing the work to ceed in a general but without malice or hatred toward any certain No citizen would nor would they have to In all the little cans of fruit are placed in a row in somebody's cellar and await their turn to be devoured with an appetite of a Will the while eating of the remember how mother worked and bothered canning fruit when it or they were a child of tender Have a think what you have It should so worry your conscience that you could not rest for a during the remainder of life and we hope they get fifth annual Deetz family reunion will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward south of on August 15th. All relatives are invited to be Edward Miss Ella Walter and Mrs. Elma Smith were quietly married Tuesday evening at the Reformed parsonage by the Rev. H. C. They will go to housekeeping at once in his home on Elm Mr. Walter is a long resident of Orrville and is employed at the Cyclone Drill Co. Mrs. but recently from St. has already made many friends who extend their best Circle Friendly Circle was entertained at the home of Mrs. Cloice Beam on Wednesday with Mrs. Null associate After the regular business meeting a paper was read by Mrs. after DAY PASSES ON THE A. B. TROLLEY Take but Very little Interest in H. L. who interesting contests were in- recently been called to the pastorate in which were enjoyed by of the Presbyterian arrived Refreshments were The next the city last Saturday and will be held at the home of pied the pulpit Sunday Mr. Mrs. C. W. The guests were Beeman has been for the past year Mrs. Clayton Horst and Miss Emma | and nine months a field the National Reform Association which has headquarters at Mr. Beeman was born at W. in 1871, but was reared at New Perry He received his education Family A. who left here in the and is now located at in company with his to pay his friends graduating in 1802.. Fol anil old schoolmates a and he spent three years August 9th, the following I McCormick Theological relatives gathered at the home of his He was by the A. C. Graber in Applecreek I Presbytery of in 1895 and and spent the day visiting and charge of churches at Malted the bountiful dinner which prepared by the Mr. and He comes and Mrs. A. A. Neb. present pastorate from Green Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Graber and the seat of DePauw Univer Mr. and Mrs. A1 Cordray and of John of. Barber and Mrs. 0.-G.'Graber, of and Mrs. D. Wescott and Orrville Mrs. of Pt. Breeze at 41 77 Searchlight club of the Reformed church held a picnic at the home of Mrs. A. The ladies I met at the home of Mrs. Stauffer and through the kindness of Mr. Haas all enjoyed a hay ladder ride to his and from there into Aug. 20th. who did such perfect work against Orrville at last year's has again been secured for this Other star players have been engaged for the Is Long and Time Is Is long and Fike hauled sixty shocks of oats at a which on first analysis would seem some but on cross-examination it was found the shocks only averaged eight sheaves to the This reminds us of the story of the schoolboy that was always behind in his One stormy day when the attendance was small he and enthusiastic about it. When he came home in the evening his dad thought there something mysterious about as he never was known to get there When he asked the boy how many there were in the he answered me jind another and she wasn't there so I Shorty Heiks had secured the contract for sawing out the of lumber for the offices and depository of the F. and T. C. U. of A. which will be located in the vicinity of - When finished it will be one of the finest buildings in this neck of it will be supplied with all the modern fireproof the vault will be lined with 16-inch Armor plate the safe itself will be something where a nice table and seats is in Longfellow's of had been built for the The I Is adapted from one of the table was soon loaded down with of Hippocrates the celebrated good things to eat to which one and all did ample An exciting of the afternoon was a race the fats and the A of is that the vote of thanks was extended to Mr. required to attain perfection In and Mrs. Haas for their kind art is while the span of and all reported a jolly good tal life is and we must make the most of it if we wish accomplish Family seventh annual reunion of the Rehm descendants was held at the beautiful country home of Mr. and Mrs. Alden Rehm on 1st. The day was an ideal one for the occasion and as the relatives began to gather in they numbered about 80. Everybody wore a big broad smile for the Hours of Sleep the has been proved conclusively that the first of sleep are deeper than the rest and that with the length the tendency to wake at any noise From this follows the recuperative value of the few first hours We I of deep sleep and the explanation why were all greeted with a hearty men of great energy like shake and a welcome from the host | Great and Virchow Every one present en joyed themselves in a social way and renewing old acquaintances The tables were set in the front yard and everything palatable that could be prepared for such a dinner was satisfied with a sleep from three to four Straight Railroad not New Zealand as and everybody enjoyed it. has the longest stretch of ade and hot coffee After straight railroad track in the ner a short business session was a. transcontinental railway in by the and election tina crosses 175 miles of prairie officers for the next year are as Harry Sec. Hazel Mrs. M. F. J. F. Com on J. F. G. W. Rehm and It will the program and the pleasure of the and anger 08,186 the about 16 tons in its bare afternoon the ladies again burdened of stomach and the rest of the and when of the tables good things to alimentary channel to stop the weight will depend on eat and John of | These emotions also stop the juices of Le style of the brought out some oi his delicious ice | digestion from a Disturb Worry and rage and hot air or just day S. You will understand that to which all did We want to show our appreciation thru the columns of the Courier and thank above described building is one of Mr. and Mrs. Alden Rehm for their the built in the but there j generous hospitality and their Didn't thought we'd rather movo than I I fortunately the same idea had The next reunion will be held at the curred to the people who vacated the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Mackey | house we moved the first Saturday in 191.4, was a fatal auto accident on Joe Mr. one of the road paving ran down Joe Yoder's little The auto escaped the occupants escaped serious visions of the je deceased leaves a little two their dad and mam to mourn is hereby given that no Ire applications for stock in the farmers and Threshers Co-operative will be they have one share of stock too much now and were at a loss to know what to do with the Some wanted to reduce the stock but finally one 50 Per Cent of the Voters Turn Out to Select Party nomination passed off although groups of campaigners were stationed at various points during the day discussing the There were no cinches predicted to any candidate and when votes were announced many surprised at the The stir was as usual among the Democrats as there was barely any competition among the Republicans and in only few cases were there names placed on the Many were written on the blank spaces provided for but these were too numerous and scattering to tabulate for I About 50 per cent of the voters of Orrville went to the The highest number of votes cast any one office was that of as 280; 108; 3; 391; as | compared to 307 cast for Judge of the Common Pleas est vote cast for any single candidate without for George A. prosecuting who received 260 of his party vote for Orrville vote in the three town precincts TICKET Precincts 1 2 5 For Governor James M. 60 72 John J. 14 22; Governor W. A. 68 77, Secretary of H. 62 74; 86222 Treasurer of Stite John P. 66 63' 86215 Attorney General Joseph McGhee 60 69 81210 Clerk of Supreme Court Frank B. 63 74 78215 United States Senator Timothy S. 19 23 35 77 J. 33 53 52138 L. 21 18 18 57 Justice Supreme Court Hugh L. 6(5 73 86225 Judge of Supreme Court to be Phil M. 47 55 59161 Frank M. Marriott 19 27 35 81 J. Foster 24 33 38 95 Judge of the Court of Appeals ( One to be L. 22 49 40111 Lewis B. 39 35 53127 Edward Kibler 4 3 4 11 E. M. 12 4 8 24 of Common Pleas Court L. R. 38 54 89182 W. E. 41 49 35125 Representative to J. 11 23 25 59 J. 20 22 26^-68 A. 44 50 58152 Member of State Central W. 43 52 45140 R. 25 32 46103 State Horn 65 83 92240 to General Assembly Alton H. 61 80 79220 of Common Pleas Court Charles W. 60 67198 Harley H. 16 27 Sheriff P. F. 33 33 8 21 Milton C. 12 20 J. W. 27 25 67 77 County Commissioner to be Bixler 49 52 63164 15 8 8 31 H. 31 56 H. 28 38 W. 13 20 M. 7 9 Walter W. 17 21 W. 17 27 C. B. 6 7 M. 32 38 Treasurer W. A. 68 86 D. 20 31 T. 27 30 Fleming Fisher 28 30 For County T. 35 41 48124 42 57 65164 Prosecuting A. 71 88 101260 Coroner Jos. H. 70 85 96251 northbound Bedford Cleveland limited well filled with crashed head-on into a southbound A. B. C. line baggage injuring 11 three Tuesday At least 20 others received bruises and a severe shaking The crash occurred near Bedford about 11 a. of both cars were Both were going at low having slowed down for a A hill obstructed the view so that neither motorman could see the other's car approaching until they were only a short distance seriously hurt was the of the who was pinned in the wreckage until released by the The motorman of the car escaped with slight cuts and but his conductor was thrown to the floor of the car and badly of the line say the limited was to have waited for the baggage car a half a mile south of Stop 16. Motorman Ibbeson says he received no order to wait for the car Aug. 19th I will make j cider every Wednesday until further J. 02-3 Universal coolest place in Best ventilated theater in the Our store will open Aug 17th, with a fine new line of early fall hats in all the latest shapes and 103 for week beginning Aug. 10. AND BUGGY Double set of team harness directors was shrewd enough to No. 10, in. two in I better suggest that they had better keep it two hand brass turned in the treasury as they might need tain Kid's Priceless oil to grease the Pretty good the unexpected often happens and it is good policy to keep a little hands for By the way a Animated 89 8 37 30 62 41 93 65 131 18 51 21 37 12 25 42112 69 42 99 49107 and Mrs. John of were visitors at the W. F. Winkler home Mollie Gingery and daughter Flossie of Wooster are visiting in the Stuckey home this Mollie and Sarah Lela of and Bernice Miller were pleasantly entertained in the J. K. Miller Eveline of is spending the week at the home of her uncle and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Edna Starn visited her Elizabeth last Ruth Burg and Norman Am stutz visited in the Daniel Crites home Nora and Dora Eberly visiter their Vera to Mr. and Mrs. Orie Saturday a Ruth Stuckey spent Sunday with her Laura and Mrs. T. H. Musser and family of Orrville called at the M. F. Brown Zook called at the O. W. Rike home Sunday Isaiah of N. Mrs. Angeline of Misses Gertrude and Fasit of visited at the H. A. Starn home last Wednesday and Katie of visited her D. H. Harter on Monday and on Tuesday they went to Mt. and on Wednesday he said it was to and Mrs. Winkler and son of Canal and Mr. and Mrs. T. E. of were pleasantly entertained at the H. Beery home Biddle and Miss Edna are spending a few weeks at the Daniel Crites She Was evening the mother of a email miss aged five see that you are it's time you were in that wasn't a replied was merely practising a new kind of First Have average man has to become powerful enough to feel sure he haB the in order to be able to forgive his enemies PLOW Likewise Proved Aires i In Buenos Aires a few American of to demonstrate to n superiority of bis goods a German ' consul arranged for German plows prov most exact duplicates of Implement in design and ri In Wasting no time the American an lea over a powerful peon and hi to with all his strength with ten pound sledge upon the share of one of the American husky Basque spat upon hunched his muscular sho swung the heavy harrimer in wide circle and brought the spot A as cl as that of a bell rang and plow went bounding across the but save for the patch of red paint that fused to and came off on 'the hammer head the share was When the operation repeated upon one of the German ments the first share was completely the pieces being scattered about the floor like so much broken Thinking that possibly the of this share had been an accident of perhaps of the dealer the peon to upon the second This blow demonstrated that the Implements were not even consistent in their this share doubled up under Wow and folded lovingly In around the hammer like a flower going to steep at were tears in the eyes as he the hand In but alt he said they still accuse us of exporting wooden THE TICKET Precincts 12 5 For 14 8 22 23 D. 15 18 Foraker 7 4 17 11 20 65 3 14 41 to be kept in a thriving condition must be well fed and that is an item to be figured electric storm struck Smithville Saturday It seems wind work ia it jar you we get that trolley line at Buggy harness from two | Good work shoes from to Greatest of Best of Sunday shoes from and the I to of White Lead at 8c. per ' Linseed Oil 60c. per the to per three Mexico s suit traveling Billy's Lewis Lice and Fly have now gotten back my old Aug. 17th. I reliable Best Whip for 50(J. the Gods in four both team and Repairing and exceptionally oiling harness and TICKET Precincts 12 5 For Governor R. 10 23 United States R. 10 23 R. 0 0 1 1 Sours 1 0 1 2 county vote for the Democratic candidates as given Those marked an asterisk were M. 2276. J. 1390. 1173. 1189. State Representative H. of 1556. 1228. 234. 277. Pleas Judge 2090. 1745. Sheriff 1281. 1154. 755. 649. Recorder 1567. 1159. 898. Clerk of Court 1991. 1689. Surveyor 1867. 1807. 1942. 1628. 1225. 1055. 936. 925. 820. 794. 650. 569. was very little stir in the county Republican but a few precincts had indorsed candidates by writing their names on the The following were For B. U. S. G. For McCullough For State B. C. W. County H. Wayne W. Commissioners the following received the most E. H. H. L. F. Robert Harry H. County Was Taught a Lesson by a Member of the Supremo the Justices of the States supreme court deal with any attempt at an assault upon the confidences of the court was disclosed to an Indiscreet young woman who visiting at the house of an associate justice of the court who had known her since she was a She was sitting at the tea table one afternoon with the Justice and his wife all unconscious of any began to talk about a case that was awaiting the decision of the wife of the Justice exhibited as much alarm and distress as though a live dynamite bomb had been Introduced into the but she could not catch her visitor's eye and stop said the prattling you will decide it In favor of the because If you don't the price of the stock auntie left me will go justice froze He assumed what his wife calls his at the bar as he stood He was as grave and as stern as could and he nearly scared the young woman to death as he dear you must never speak on such a subject to me I am going to leave the room now as a mark of my displeasure at the disrespect yon have shown me and my and if you are ever so thoughtless again as to refer to the business of the court in my presence 1 shall see that you are never admitted to the house World's was a run and as soon as the c relieved from Mar caused him to appear honor for The trial 16, and the fl released on a small are tea blame in instance said one coke trains are permittee the yard at a time when tion is made to transfer Wheeling Lake Erie the long string of cars i main tock until the through the n of to the railway but the unbearable iMt have a just cause fo railroad crossing arket and South Main vo principal S are closed from routes almost every kinds of Seen Better quite so warm as a xe into anot there's more of Ms lie philosopher who disc et are the uses of liked caviare and oliv he tried or the Just had a queer telegram from my wrong with don't Here It la III read it to on earth do yon s'pose It it either means that the wires are crossed or else she's engaged to a Russian Plain Start a Balky In Farm and Fireside John EL Cowan tells as follows one way to start a balky you are driving a team and one horse balks take od the reins and on the back of the balky Press the beels gently Into the speak a few encouraging words and then as if going to have Been this tried many times and have never seen it Chain ina has the for half % en fco to this head the ne of 5c per and % per line Smit to o en vork and two same at K V Feed ton tawe Jacob 154, Cheerful this train oa asketi restless replied the two hoars I'd rather be here than in the town I'm going Washington Patriot's think I will take a little or me a little of each and also a portion of red I'm If not 8eatt!e shall I put this book on tortures on the library you had better pot fit the Jack Is li bit Fanny the bride to she's the
