Local notes and notices from Deshler area
Jefferson Mrs. I Donnelly suffered a stroke and paralysis Monday evening and was taken to Maplewood Hospital. An erroneous report circulated that I am not a candidate for reappointment as Canal Collector. Hi W MYERS, a Kemper manager, shipped two teams of horses to Cleveland. one team used in Dellare, the other from GL Morrison of Paulding County. Mrs. Kooner, Rebekahs member, was defeated after allegations of campaign stories. she confronted editor Mrs. Smith with a blacksnake whip if not for the town marshal. Mrs. Michael Stoll visiting Toledo. Mrs. T. T. Shaw visiting friends there. Dey Ayers now lending money at 4% interest. W. C. Palmer returned to Detroit after visiting Mr. Gorman’s family. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Willock welcomed a baby son Thursday evening. Miss Florence Jocock visiting Ridgeville. Mrs. W S Powell visiting friends in Piqua. Miss Ina Brubaker of Florida visiting city Tuesday. For Rexnt a good farm near Ney. D Jim Whippert, Malley Telegraph School graduate, takes position at Barberton with Western Union. P77 er.
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A H Kemper
Diamond Glass Co
Cleveland
Dellare
GL Morrison
Paulding County
Kemper
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Dean Express
Pope
Pensacola
Pensacola Journal
Flomaton
Gulf
the Pickwick
Pickwick
Louisville & Nashville
Bay of St. Louis
Pine Woods
Henderson’s Point
Christian
Gulf Port
F M Hartshorn Dead
F M Hartshorn a long time penitentiary guard in Columbus died at Mrs. Dowling home after a blood poisoning from trimming a bunion with a rusty penknife. Native of Allen county and Civil War veteran, he settled in Defiance county and later served nine years as guard until death at 65. Funeral at Green Lawn chapel with Chaplain Starr officiating. Mrs Hartshorn remains in Columbus. Also a Bright honest young men wanted for Government Mail Service. Box One Cedar Rapids, Ia.
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Rank M Hartshorn
Columbus
Jane Dowling
Sia
California
Hartshorn
Allen County
Defiance County
Ney
Bushnell
British Columbia
Chapel of Green Lawn Cemetery
Starr
Startshorn
Columbua
Defiance
Cedar Rapids
Various Club Activities Highlight Week in Wayne City
Monday and Tuesday saw the Art Study Club hosting a Van Dyke and Teniers study with Mrs H C Chappel, and Euchre with Mrs Chauncy Krotz. Birthday celebrations, literary programs, card games, a dance, and a Presbyterian Woman's Society meeting filled the social calendar with luncheons, music, and refreshments.
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van Dyke and Teniers
Art Study Club
H. C. Chappel
Wayne Street
Euchre Club
Chauncy Krotz
Helgate Avenue
A HiCemper
Wkro Z
Advertised Letters at Defiance Post Office 1906
Week ending January 1906 lists uncalled letters for gentlemen Geo Berger C R Rose worth Merl Reiner Jacob Sprow and ladies Mrs Kate Bowers Maude Grull Miss Nellie Lee Miller Mrs Earl Wilson. If not called within 14 days these letters go to the dead letter office. Postmaster OC J Thompson notes to say “advertised” and give list date.
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Defiance Obie
Geo. Berger
C R Roseworth
Merl Reiner
Jacob Sprow
Kate Bowers
Maude Grull
Nellie Lee
Miller
Earl Wilson
J. Thompson
Fell Down Elevator Shaft
Jap Taylor, an employee at the Mangas, narrowly escaped death Monday afternoon by falling down an elevator shaft while unloading paint with Blaine Morris. He regained consciousness after the fall with minor injuries. Dr. Huffman treated him. two 200 pound paint cans nearly struck him. Taylor recently moved to Defiance from Grover Hill and lives on Arabella Street.
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Jap Taylor
Mangas
Blaine Morris
Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Dr. Huffman
Grover Hill
Arabella Street
Progressive women urged to unite for city federation
Within the power of our progressive women who should grasp it. Granted that the present arrangement yields favorable results, club women can push men to action. A walking library is less vital than an electric motor. Cora Hay, age 1, died after scalding from boiling water poured on her by accident at Martin street. Funeral held Thursday at 10 am, Rev Snook officiating, Riverside cemetery. Prof. C A Darling of Defiance College improves after peritonitis.
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Defiance
F Federation
Crowe
Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Cora
Jacob Hay
Martin Street
East Defiance
UB Echued
Rev Snook
Riverside Cemetery
Florida Scenes Report Laws On House Of Ill Fame Push
The article covers a neighborly dispute in Ney over a house of ill fame charge involving Mrs. Shade and a marshal named Ehlinger who sought entry to arrest her. Chris Andrews faced arrest on a resisting officer warrant, pledging bond, while he threatened to shoot if the marshal tried to seize his daughter. A fatal accident at Dicus Cooperage on Perry street killed 16 year old Clarence Bodenbender when a balance wheel burst, sending fragments through the boy and wrecking a wooden safety box. The accident stunned the family of Elmer and 1056 Perry street as funeral services were held at the German Reformed church and Riverside cemetery.
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Frank Ehlinger
Ney
Wm. Shade
Chris Andrews
Washington Township
Kopp
Justice Hunter
Fhlinger
Andrews
Hirlinger
Dicus Cooperage
Perry Street
Clarence Guy Bodenbenbender
John Wolf
Hadeen
Guy Bodenbender
Elmer Bodenbender
Bodenbender
Defiance
Paulding
Vitz
German Reformed Church
Riverside Cemetry
Sunday Violation Sparks Rivalry At Junction House
A heated dispute between two restaurant keepers and saloon men at the B and O depot led Charles Rummell to swear an affidavit Monday that Ed O Conners owner of the Junction house sold him whisky Sunday. O Conners denied the charge before Mayor Crowe and claimed his saloon was not wide open. Ed Company complained of drunkenness in the neighborhood and police were asked to investigate. Conners swore the charges were false and presented his books showing limited beer purchases. Rummel testified he has two witnesses to support his charge.
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Charles Rummell
Ed O’conners
Junction House
O’conners
Crowe
O'Conner
Hubbard
Conners
Alt Rool
Rummel
The Legislature Legislature on Capital Punishment Abolished
Special to Express Columbus Jan 31 The senate passed 22 to 14 a bill abolishing capital punishment with an amendment allowing death for a second murder in the first degree. Other bills included real estate tax exemption proposals and an amended McFadden anti cigarette bill. The house also passed a reduced burglary penalty and various other measures.
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Columbus
Senate
House
Colonist Rates to California Announced by Wabash
The Wabash Railway announces one way second class colonist tickets to California common points for 337.8 dollars from Feb 15 to Apr 7. Tickets may be used in Pathman Tourist Sleeping Cars from St. Louis west with stopover privilege in California. For details call the Wabash ticket office.
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California
Wabash
Pathman
St. Louis
Wabash Ticket Office
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Rexall
F. P. Weisenburger & Brother
F Jefferson
Hi W Myers
Ber
Mrs. Michael Stoll
Toledo
Mrs
T. T. Shaw
Dey Ayers
W. C. Palmer
Detroit
Mr Gorman
Curtis Willock
Florence [’Ocock
Ridgeville
W S Powell
Piqua
Ina Brubaker
Florida
Rexnt
Chas. Stailey
Jim Whippert
Malley Telegraph School
Barberton
Western Union Telegraph Company
Soucie
JTE
Kate Ayers
Summit Street
Helen McCullough
J J Jarvis
J L Scott
Holgate Avenue
Wordsworth
W . Powell
Teptum Abbey
Shelly
VY Squire
Charles Schocke
Sehocke
Ike
Pedro
Woman’s’ Home and
Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Arthur Barber
Washington Street
BW Slagle
Engel
State Bank
Elbert E. Carter
Neae
Peter Kettenring
WM. Geiger
Harley & Whitaker's
Park Mills
Swire
Scotts
Harley Low
Hittner
Lisl
Kittner’s Clothing Store
Opp
Court House
Defiance, Ohio
Grogeries
Nolan Bro
C A Darling
Defiance College
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Legislature
Santa Rosa Island
Mt. Ararat
Omnis Gallia
Hanlet
Learpe
James Younger
Kentu
Natchez
New Orleans
Edison Phonographs
Vicor Talking Machines
Mollencup’s
J. A. Sites
Lewis Block
Northwestern
Igcators of Homeseekers
Coal & Timber Land Investments
Jerome Ackerman
Martin’s
Third
Clinton Sts
Cor
Fort Wayne
Ind
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Straus Bros. & Comp
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