Hand Surrey Cut-under Body at Godward's Drug Store
A brief item notes a hand Surrey with a cut-under body and canopy top just out of e nine hands, offered for sale at Godward's Drug Store.
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Newspaper
Defiance Weekly Express
Location
Defiance, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1901
Page
5
A brief item notes a hand Surrey with a cut-under body and canopy top just out of e nine hands, offered for sale at Godward's Drug Store.
City items report Jack and Mrs Binney in Chicago while Frank Feigenbaum and Louis Feigenbaum head to Port Clinton. A Deshler man Clem Page visits on business. Roy Harvey returns from camping. Various residents attend to sidewalk work, family illnesses, travel plans and local happenings including a frog-hunting note, a cheap used piano ad, and a funeral.
Henry Bielharz a Toledo tailor faced habeas corpus in probate court over a custody bid for his two children against Alice Brownell. He claimed she unfit, while the humane officer pursued non support. The case drew police, humane society figures, and court officials amid claims of "inhuman persecution."
The Northwestern Telephone Co. has added numerous new telephones across Richland and Adams townships with specific lines and subscribers listed by name and route numbers. Installations include multiple users on lines 591 to 597, featuring individuals such as Bishop, Jacob B. Chase, Fred P. Elliott, Emery and Matthew. Lehman, John W. Moser, George. Spangler, John. Lenhart, John. Westrick, Peter among others.
Rev F E Lahr presides at St John’s Reformed Church cor Fourth and Washington streets with Sunday school at 9 am German sermon at 11 am and German services at Sherwood at 2 30 pm All are cordially invited.
Seven boats left Tuesday evening with timber for projects at Independence dam Providence dam Toledo market and De fiancé Box Co. Coney No 2 Wal bridge Brooklyn H. W. Myers J. W. Wright Columbine and A. Tuttle perform loading unloading duties for various works and customers.
Several improved farms from 100 to 300 acres offered in Iroquois County Illinois near Sheldon. Prices range from 60 to 75 dollars per acre. For full information contact W P Garfield Real Estate Dealer Sheldon Illinois.
The Island Parks won the game at Paulding Tuesday with a 7 to 4 score. It was a good game and the players reported a pleasant visit. Paulding is managed by Frank Miller who is assembling strong players and promising to be heard from again this season.
The host of friends who helped during the hours after our husband and father’s sudden death receive our heartfelt thanks for their kindness from Mrs. IsRAEL Scott and children.
Pittsburg July 24 The strike leaders retain Judge P M Smith of Wellsville to file for a federal restraining order to stop strikers from accosting or molesting non union men on highways. The move threatens a crisis in a crisis of watchfulness and waiting.
Mary J. Freer's probate filing reveals an estate near $100,000 with no children. A farm south of town valued about $30,000 is set to the County Orphans' Home. School library fund receives $1,000 endowment. Churches and others receive multiple smaller sums. W. A. Duff of Mansfield News is left property around $20,000. The Freer brothers receive substantial bequests.
The city council held a special session to act on an ordinance defining the district for a gas factory. After debate over legality and nuisance concerns, the ordinance passed with all ayes except Beardsley. Adjourned.
Miss Rose Antony and Anna Speiser hosted a picnic at Island Park with Misses Duerk Roehrs Rahmel Baden and Messrs Wilsburg Fessel Stork Krull Roehrs Russell. Steamer Laurina carried guests home after late dancing and games. The V D C club held a second picnic with a bountiful supper in a Maumee river grove five miles east. Presbyterian Sunday School plans a basket picnic at Island Park on Friday afternoon inviting church members and mothers. ice cream will be served and street cars run from B and O depot at 1 45 with 5 cent fare.
Judge W H Hubbard ruled liens and claims in Norton et al v C L M Ry ahead of the trust deed. Substantial receiv er and executors claims totalling over 60 thousand dollars await payment by August 15 or road sale. Faurot appeals noted with bonds posted. Also mentions county surveyor and a theft case with a $10 fine.
Miss Rose Forst and Miss Margaret Schwaeble hosted a pleasant Island Park dancing party in honor of Miss Addie Schneider of Antwerp. About twenty five guests attended and refreshments were served. The D. D. I group will host another Island Park party Thursday evening with Heinlein's orchestra providing music.
Chas Torrence advertises a tin and sheet-iron shop beside Man Gas' Hardware on Clinton Street offering repairs spouting roofing and furnace work with two trial jobs to prove honest labor.
Mrs. Annie Bleher of Cincinnati was committed to jail by Judge Parrott in Batavia after calling him a liar in open court. She sought a divorce from Augusta Bleher of New Richmond, but the request was refused. The couple had split custody, with the child alternating monthly between parents. She refused to hand the child to the father on a set date and stood by her insult, declaring she would not retract the statement.
At a preliminary meeting of Bryan Democrats in Cleveland George A Groot of this city was chosen temporary chairman for the July 31 convention in Columbus and Dr Abner D Davis of Findlay was named temporary secretary.
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