Local items include visitors and events around town
Chesebrough's Java flavored coffee and new shirtwaists arrive at Kurtz' this week. Fred Weber of Monroeville visits relatives. Harvey and Lloyd Hart of Bucyrus played in the Kid Band. Candy Kitchen serves ice cream by the quarter gallon. Dean Brayton returns home from Delaware for summer. Miss Hazel Houk of Columbus visits Miss Zenith Montague. Judge J. K& Rolin of Pitin dies of cancer. S. C. Shoup visits from Fostoria. Bernice Miller guests of Leta Newhard. East wall street sidewalk being rebuilt in brick. Pearl Chamberlain of Findlay visits Lucretia Heck. Ice cream parties at Bishop Stanford. Mrs Peter Galbroner visits Toledo. Charles Krupp visits Buffalo for Pan-American Exposition. John Heck and wife visit from Findlay. Claude Bitler courses in Bellefontain high school. Bitler graduates from Ohio Wesleyan and returns home. Julia Gear returns from Wittenberg College. Casper Pauly suffers a serious accident. ax cut on foot. J. B Myers & Co Bargain Store sells screen doors and windows. Mrs Alice Krider reports two valuable cows killed by lightning. The Big 4 runs an excursion to Cincinnati next Sunday, 125 dollars round trip. Katharine Herman of Kalida visits Mrs Frank Fisher. The People's Bank and Ewing's drug store fronts repainted. Fire department serenaded W. H. Soyder on his birthday after Bowling Green visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurtz
Fred Weber
Monroeville
Ind
Harvey
Lloyd Hart
Bucyrus
Candy Kitchen
Dean Brayton
Delware
Hazel Houk
Columbus
Zenith
Pitin
S. C. Shoup
Fostoria
Bernice Miller
Leta Newhard
Charles Krupp
Buffalo
John Heck
Findlay
Claude Beitler
Bellefountain High School
Alice Krider
Salem Township
Big 4
Cincinnati
Katharine Herman
Kalida
Frank Fisher
People’s Bank
Ewing's
Clyde ‘Long
Wester Ville
Cleveland
Carey Banking Company
A. H. Myers
Upper Sandusky
United Brethren Church
Pearl Corfman
Bessie Lanker
Beebe
J. T. Myers & Co’s
T. A. Bonser
Chicago
Remin
Leroy Dunaway
Three Rivers
Mich
London
E. M. Motter
Lenore
Lawrence
Wharton
Lewis Etchen
Adrian
Walter Snyder
Gertrude Hart
Carey
Nellie Mayhew
Garfield Avenue
Lsieutenant
Company B
Senator Joy
Jones
Hiram Miller
Joseph F. Wonder
John Gangler
Clifford
George
Mell Geiser
Mell
Mansfield Reformatory
Toledo
Chey
James Luca
William Brennan
Alexander Phillips
Mann3field
Johnson
Ohio
Jacob Stlef
Schuyler Newcomb
Local notices and social updates in Upper Sandusky
Clyde Long returns from Wester Ville for summer vacation. Dr. A H Myers of Cleveland arrives on business with Carey Banking Co. Rev J G Mizer preaches Sunday. Various residents and visitors are noted from Findlay to Ada. Auctions, bargains, and a courthouse murder trial loom as regional news continues with social visits and local commerce.
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Tan
Fred
Rowalt
Daily
F. H
Lrederiel
J. E. Nichols
Chesebrough’s Grocery
W. J. Cook
Corner Hardware
W. C. McGee, M. D
Calla
Carey, O
Chesebrough
Wall Street
Miss Pearl Chamberlain of
Lucretia Heck
Bishop Stanford
A. M
D. D
Alarmsburg
P. E
Peter Galbroner
Touledo
John Kesler
R. B. Thorne
J. G. Reynolds
Claude Bitler
Ohio Wesleyan University
Julia Gear
Wittenberg College
Springild
Casper Pauly
Joseph Reister
J. B Myers & Co’s. Bargain Store
Simonis
Bowling Green
W. H. Soyder
H. A. Bailey
Lititz
Harvey Bailey
George Ury
M. S. Young
Akron
Young
Viola Ray
North Ridge
Times
Hazen S Pingree
Michigan
England
Denmark
Maine
John Greek
B. L. Williams
J. L. Wiseley
Lee and
Zion Bloom
W. H. Greek
Hocking
Armory
Raymond C. Elsworth
Hudson
Wyandot Republican
Harvey Long
Napoleon
CO. R. Long
BE. J. Bultington
Delaware
G. H. Whaley
Harry Babcock
C. R. Long
Marsh Lindsay
W. C. Johnson
E. T. Dunn
Lindsay
Frank Daugherty
Kentgm
Shaffelberger
Tiffin
Tobias
Loui Williams
K Davis
Crawford
Cha
E.M Keller
R. C. van Buren
Oge Block
Vance Street
Rae
DR. Fenner
Wesley Patterson
D. D. Allen
LSS
J. D. Ewing
the Bon Ton Bakery
Henry Herbert
Rollman Cherry
California
U Express
Tor
Manuufactures
Rollman Manufacturing CO
Penn Avenue
Mount Joy
J. W. Johnson
Dame Building
Gradtane
the Upholstering Co
Cor Pautbtersun and
Main
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