Christmas sale notes at closing prices
Advertises teacher's Bibles priced at 1.00 to 2.00, Ingersoll watches 1.00, Crokinole boards 0.50 to 1.00, and fountain pens 1.00 as closeout bargains.
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Newspaper
Defiance Weekly Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1902
Page
6
Advertises teacher's Bibles priced at 1.00 to 2.00, Ingersoll watches 1.00, Crokinole boards 0.50 to 1.00, and fountain pens 1.00 as closeout bargains.
Miss Lizzie Thome of New Bavaria visits Mrs. John Hess. Frank H. Feigenbaum and Virginia P. Hyatt are licensed to wed. Several residents and travelers are noted with visits, travel plans, and holiday gatherings. An accident injures Eck Sanderson. oil and telephone developments in Indiana are discussed. Community events, court actions, marriages, and society meetings are reported with names and places.
Social notes tell of Mrs Geo B Sly traveling to Detroit for Christmas with her hospitalized husband. Nellie Lynde recovers from pneumonia and is ready for Santa. The German M E Sunday school plans a 6 30 p m Christmas trek. A fire station man pursues marriage soon. Country club hosts second annual ball at National Union hall. Cora Wagner hosts at home for Gust Wagner. Virginia Hyatt marries and hosts a reception at Hyatt home East Defiance. The Fourth ward boys celebrate with a festive display. Feigenbaum noted as Geiger factory foreman concluding with a blessing for growth.
The post office at Defiance Ohio lists uncalled letters for the week ending December 238 1902. Gentlemen F W Hill Alexis Van Dette Wm Sengler Ladies Minnie Bodenbender Miss Marie Bohn Miss Mary Crause Miss Lizzie Niles Mrs Mary R Stoy. If not called within 14 days they go to the dead letter office.
An old advertisement touts Madison Medicine Co products claiming cures for feverish kids jaundice skin eruptions and digestive issues. It markets a broad patent remedy package for family health and vitality including claims to improve womanhood and strengthen parents and children.
Adolph Blanke, a bricklayer, narrowly escaped severe injuries Tuesday morning when a can of gasoline near an open flame exploded. His face neck and hands were badly burned and he burned off his mustache. Dr. E E K Chapman treated him, noting possible throat irritation from inhalation though external burns are severe. Gasoline remains a dangerous substance around fires.
Jacob P. Davis died after a week of weakness following heavy lifting at a Perry Street laundry. Autopsy by Dr J P Reynolds found no organ lesions, but massive bleeding from minute bowel vessels. cause undetermined though lifting strain suspected. Death occurred December 22 at 6 10 am with stool analysis revealing pallor and weakness.
Mrs J Fred Chesbro of Minneapolis credits a patent medical vaporizer with saving her and her child from illness. She reports chronic catarrh relief after use and notes quick cure for her boy’s sore throat. The Chicago Vaporizer Co produces the device for $2 with a ten day trial and money back guarantee.
Judgment for the Christ Diehl Brewing Company against David Ross. One case against Mr Ross was dismissed. In the Indemnity, S. & L. Co. versus Sue M. Baughman et al, the motion for reappraisal was allowed.
Annual election of officers to be held at Farmer Defiance County Ohio at 1 o clock p m on Saturday January 10 1903.
The Brown family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for assistance during the illness and death of their child. Jesse Brown and family acknowledge the support and kindness shown.
Burt's Bazaar held a guessing contest for a 100 piece dinner set. shoppers who spent one dollar could guess the marbles in a child's saving bank. The bank held 152 marbles with 15 guesses at 150. Rev. David Dobbrick and Chas. H. Rowland drew slips, and Mrs. C. Duseburg won the prize.
Royal Arcanum Defiance Council No. 67 elected W. A. Kehnast Regent and other officers Monday night with R. Brown as Vice Regent and E B R Mallett as Orator. Installation of the officers is planned for January.
Jacob Lortz and Cora Bash were married Sunday December 21 at the residence of John Phillips in Williams Center. The couple, both from Defiance County, received best wishes from family and friends.
The Chicago and Northwestern Railway publishes a durable serviceable calendar for 1903 with large figures, day of month and day of year shown. It is aimed at business men and manufacturers. Send four cents to W B Kniskern at 22 Fifth Avenue, Chicago.
A man posing as J. W. Miller of Holgate swindled Rev. Spannuth of St. John’s Lutheran church out of $2.50 and was later captured with another man by City Marshal Buchholz and officers. The suspect, about 30, wore a brown mustache and overcoat. He will have a hearing after Christmas as authorities pursue charges and possible confinement.
Skunktown residents G Wahl and family were in Defiance Friday. John Walters moved into a new house last week. Fred Marshouse called on Henry Marshouse Thursday. A Peck and wife were in Holgate Thursday. Harper has returned home. Oren Scott hauled corn to Pleasant Bend last week. Exhibition Friday afternoon was successful. Mrs A Peck was called to Napoleon by the death of her sister Mrs Noah H Geist. G Wahl took a load of corn to Pleasant Bend Thursday. Flo Scott called on Mrs Henry Marshouse Thursday. A Peck helped A Scott butcher hogs Wednesday.
The Defiance Home Saving and Loan Association will for a time receive money on deposit, issuing certificates that draw interest from date and are payable January first and July first. Loans on farm security at six percent per year. No commission. Signed B. Squine, Secretary.
Divine services planned at St. John's Reformed Church corner Fourth and Washington with Sunday school at 9 am, sermon at 10 am, communion and mission offerings. Zion's ReformedSherwood holds 1 15 pm Sunday school and 2 pm sermon with Lord's Supper afterward. Annual business meetings set for Jan 1 1903 at 9 pm and 2 pm respectively. members urged to attend.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of Defiance Grocery Company in Defiance Ohio will be held Monday evening January 5 1908 at 7 38 o clock. D F Kxorz secretary.
Harry Cook hired a Bryan bound ride from E. C. Allen of Farmer Township to Archbold. The horse was later found at Hicksville and Cook was captured after a chase involving Sheriff Youst. Cook, recently driving a rig claimed to come from Oklahoma, worked for Isaac Fry and may have obtained the horse by similar means. Landis to receive $25 from Allen and $50 from Wills County if convicted.
The article describes a revival of candle use from utilitarian tallow dips to purer paraffine candles with decorative finishes. It highlights fashionable candle designs, emblematic motifs for holidays and events, and the rise of ready made decorated candles sold in shops, noting expert workmanship seen at New York gatherings.
Sarah McCormick files in Defiance County Probate Court seeking divorce from Thomas McCormick for abandonment and neglect, alleging adultery and requesting alimony. Hearing set for February 8, 1903.
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