City council withholds 3500 dollars from G E Co
The city council held back three thousand five hundred dollars from the company during the holiday season to have handy for expenses.
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Newspaper
Defiance Weekly Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1901
Page
4
The city council held back three thousand five hundred dollars from the company during the holiday season to have handy for expenses.
Marie Lindenburger aged 72 died at 7 p m Tuesday at Jackson Street after five days illness born Marie Blackburn in Pennsylvania she had one daughter from her first marriage and a stepson Cassius Lindenburger of Detroit Funeral set for Friday at 2 p m John George Rettig dies at 75 11 months 16 days at his daughter Mrs Adams home with funeral time undecided.
Postmaster C J Thompson lists uncalled letters including Estella Emslie Miss Susan Kunkle Jason Conner Mrs E J Noyes J A Cadding Olley Dobsen Henry Force Emma Sheets Verna Scott Wm H Moore Lide Reed Fred C McGuire Carl Snider F W Sheldon Ross Thornberg GW Tallman. If not collected in 14 days they go to dead letter office.
Winter chills sweep the Ney vicinity with cattle losses and yard shipments. Isaac Gorell buys a 16 horsepower engine, new barber shop move by Breno, Bethel church meeting ongoing, and Rev. Coen plus Mr Jones the Bryan marshal mentioned. Local marriages, moving, sick lists, and protracted meetings fill the week as households adjust to flood waters and winter conditions.
The brief item notes several local movements and visits. Spangler did business in Stryker last week. Roy John son from Defiance visits J C Garber. Ezra Gibbs and wife from Knox North Dakota visit. Mrs A Corwin and son return to Defiance after helping care for Mrs DF Brown. Barber and wife from Archbold visit. Merchants report busy holiday trade as locals shop to save money. J W Shuter and wife visit Defiance midweek.
Germany Tiffin and T E Snider of Evansport spent last Sunday with S L Dunn. Mr and Mrs S Stock returned from Allegheny Pa after a brief visit. The Sunday school convention drew good attendance despite the cold. St John M E Sunday school plans a Christmas tree entertainment on Christmas Eve. H L Stock visited Fred Kellermeier on Sunday. St John Epworth League officers will be elected Sunday at 6:30 PM. all members urged to attend. J G Stever and S L Dunn butchered fine porkers Monday. Alfred Sigg notes it is very cold for moustache growth.
The ongoing U B church meeting continues in West Milford. John McKee rents Samuel Saylor's farm for the coming year. Mrs Jas Moore and Mrs Mary Lindsey visited Henry Clay and wife Tuesday. Henry Charley and Clara Rexas were in Edgerton Saturday. Christmas exercises are planned at the Christian Chapel on Christmas Eve and at the UB church Wednesday evening.
Mrs Eliza Ensign is very low at this writing. Born December 13 to Mr and Mrs U A Spangler, a son. Miss Eva Thoure returns home after a week in Bryan. Mrs C E Stone improving after illness. Farmer union Sunday school plans Christmas Eve church entertainment. L I Ensign of Lower Lebage British Columbia visits home due to mother’s illness. Ralph Richard son improving after ten days of sickness.
J M Ryder Indianapolis Emanuel Ryder Bryan Elizabeth Ryder Wheaton Pris on evangelist and Lida Ryder Hoffman gathered for a family reunion on Sunday December 8 after a 52 year separation. The gathering at the Hotel Golden hosted by Milton Nash included music reminiscences and a group portrait to mark the rare reunion.
The item describes travelers and local property changes. Coy returns from a hunting trip in southern Idaho stopping in Denver. Strusaker buys Chas Weber’s Ney residence, E B Kibble previously there. John Beattie buys Amos Hopker’s threshing outfit. Weather described as not very sultry.
Emil Schick has a gone east to visit. Jacob Partee and Miss Burkheiser drove to Defiance on Thursday. James Figley called on Mr Kehnast north of Defiance Thursday. Lewis Hanna sold his farm to John Ehrman of Evansport and bought 30 acres of Grant Replogle. Samuel Dunbar drove to Defiance Friday after his son Tim who attends college there. Miss Figley and Harold Rath visited Robert Schick Thursday. Mr Wells visited John Hancock one day last week in Defiance Saturday. a heavy rain storm Friday night turning colder with snow and blowing all day Saturday.
Notes picked up in the court house report multiple civil actions. Harriet Traxler sues John W Slough and others over land sold in trust. Theodore B Gooson sues Geo A Caire and Milo Daub for a $267.90 peaches bill. The Squire & Turnbull Co seeks a receiver for Star Manufacturing Co. A M Minsel named receiver. County contracts awarded for bridges. tax collection rush at county treasurer. various officials and transfers noted including Sheriff McCarty moving John Cupp to the county infirmary.
J Mack and Joseph Corcarran of Defiance visited. Mrs W H McCauley and Miss Hattie McCauley of Defiance were here Thursday December 6. Mrs J F Durham and son of Oklahoma visited Friday December 7. Etta Joyce of St Andrews and Mrs Sarah Brinkman of Melrose were business callers Thursday. Miss Daisy Lehman and Miss Alice Leaders were here Sunday. People may place Xmas gifts for children at convenient spots and Supt. Hall will collect them.
About thirty friends gathered Saturday evening to surprise Mrs Adam Cook for her birthday. They presented a fine rocking chair as a token of esteem. Arba Tubbs bought Scofield avenue lot to build a modern home next spring. Clare Fauver of Ohio State University will spend holidays with his parents nearby. Mr and Mrs L Carpenter have moved to housekeeping in the Parker residence. The M K Sunday school plans a Christmas tree and entertainment on Christmas Eve.
Schools suspend classes for two weeks this week. On Friday afternoon students will perform drills and other exercises. The Epworth League plans a Christmas program Sunday evening at the ME church. Mrs Jacob Wank died Sunday evening at 8 and her funeral was held Wednesday at 10 at the ME church, Rev Culp presiding. Leslie Adams has returned to Madison Wisconsin after a visit in Ayersville. Parsonage improvements are underway at the ME church. Warren Crandall, 79, died Saturday at his son's home four miles south. Funeral was Monday afternoon with Rev Culp, Mt Zion cemetery interment.
On Christmas day the post office will be open from 8 to 10 a m two hours. There will be one delivery and one collection by city mail carriers in the forenoon. There will be no money order business. By order of the postmaster.
Defiance residents report Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills restore nerve force after spinal and nervous ailments. Mrs Walter Pratt says after failing treatments the pills at Woodward's Drug Store improved her boy's back spine and kidneys and he now runs with health. Pills sold 50 cents a box with Dr A W Chase Medical Co Buffalo NY portrait and signature on package.
New York prices on call 24% 7% and mercantile paper 44% 5% with sterling at 4 87½ for demand. Government bonds strong. Grains flour and livestock trend mixed with varied bids in Cleveland Chicago Toledo East Liberty East Buffalo and Cincinnati markets. Wheat oats corn soy prices listed alongside cattle hogs and sheep results across regions.
Divine services next Sunday include Sunday school at 9 a m German sermon at 10 a m German services at Sherwood 2 15 p m Christmas program at St Johns Defiance with Sunday school English Christmas sermon on Christmas eve at 2 30 p m English services with Lord s supper and orphan s home offering on Christmas morning at 10 o m Zion church Sherwood All are cordially invited
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