Hicksville visitors and local notices fill city scene
City items report Mr R R Coombs visiting, Goselle trip to St Louis for Elk encampment, land sale to Elmer Swagsgood for 700, and a bicycle fine for M Willitzer. Licenses issued include Dobler Loveridge and Myers Siler. Pigeon found on Maumee river with silver band marked 4641. Wabash bridge plans delayed until August. Wedding of John Cramer and Elizabeth Farmer noted. Community notices cover funerals, gravel plans, travels, and local events.
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Ray White
Maumee River
Rent
White
New floor laid on second street bridge
Geo Good starts as night clerk at Crosby House. Weldon of Edgerton and Ora Martin of Farmer receive marriage license. Monarch oil advertised for croup sore throat and pulmonary troubles. J A Deindoerfer installs a four page cylinder press at Herald office enabling larger runs.
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Geo. Good
Crosby House
Monarch
Thomas
J A Deindoerfer
Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show to Visit Defiance Aug 15 1899
The Express reports Col. W F Cody's Buffalo Bill Wild West show will perform in Defiance on Tuesday August 15 1899 with the San Juan Hill battle feature. Buffalo Bill will be present and the troupe plans stops along a western tour including Ohio cities such as Cleveland Akron Canton Steubenville Mansfield Lima Toledo and Defiance. The show recently drew praise from New York Philadelphia and the Worlds Fair in Chicago.
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the Express
W F Cody
Buffalo Bill
Defiance
Chicago
San Juan Hill
New York
Philadelphia
Pacific Coast
Ohio
Cleveland
Akron
Canton
Steubenville
Mansfield
Lima
Toledo
Obituary notices from Evansport and Defiance area deaths
Multiple death notices include Mrs J A Cameron of Evansport who died at 26 after a paralytic stroke. George Washington Shoemaker of Clinton street who died of consumption at 49. Loyd Carpenter age 3 who died after injuries from a hay mow accident. and Mary McKelps age 85 in East Defiance. Funeral services and burial details listed for each.
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J A Cameron
Evansport
M E
Rev. Sheldon
U Bchurch
George Washington Shoemaker
Clinton Street
the Reformed Church
Labr
Riverside Cemetery
Loyd
R H Carpenter
Brunersburg
Brunereburg M. E
Rev
Flory
Services At Defiance and Florida Reformed Churches
A note lists divine services next Sunday for the Reformed church in Defiance at 10 am and at the Reformed church in Florida at 2 pm both in English. Pastor TE LAn extends cordial invitations. A Department of Agriculture report by Special Agent Saylor highlights beet sugar by products through livestock feed pulp and alcohol from molasses as key future growth for the industry.
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The
Reformed Church
Defiance
Florida
TE Lan
Department of Agriculture
Saylor
Utah
Iseaid
United States
Chapel Wedding at St Pauls Cathedral in Indianapolis
Miss Libbie Haughey and Mr. Jesse Shultz wed at high noon in the chapel of St Pauls Episcopal cathedral Indianapolis Rev Carstensen officiated The couple will visit Chicago and then return to Defiance to reside next week Attendants included Misses Beebe Carter Minnie Houghton and Belle Houghton with a small reception for about forty guests
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Indianapolis
Ind
Libbie Haughey
Jesse Shultz
St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral
Carstensen
Beebe Carter
Minnie
Belle Houghton
Wm. Carter
Chicago
North Side Lady Viola Schlembach Weds Corressel in St Johns
Miss Viola Schlembach daughter of Mr and Mrs John Schlembach of North Defiance married George Corressel at 7 30 this morning at St John s Catholic church Rev J P Gloden officiating Attendants were the groom s brother and Miss Frances Shiele Bride wore Persian lawn with lace carried white carnations bridesmaid wore white India linen with pink ribbons There is a reception at the bride s home and the couple will reside in the country home prepared by Mr Corressel Both families and friends extend best wishes for a happy life
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Presbyterian Church
Mildred
O D Loveridge
John F Dobler
Girard
Mandolin Club
Robert Holgate
Charles Wherle
Will Myers
B F Esterbrook
Helen Jarvis
Violet Kittner
Bessie Kirtley
Dimity
B W Slagle
Bruce Reynolds
John Chenevert
Loveridge
Jefferson Street
AF Dobler
Miss Mott
BF Easterbrook
Skinner
McKean
Baldinger
Cleveland
P M Frampton
Sharon
E Sanborn
Fox Lake
Wis
W. Parker
Madison
Gardner
E J Wherle
Toledo
Clarence Wherle
Massilion
Viola Schlembach
John Schlembach
North Defiance
George Cor=ressel
St. John’s Catholic Church
J P Gloden
Frances Shiele
Corwin & Neil
Corresressel
Corressel
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Paris
Godward’s Drug Store
Yineling
Weisenberger& Emery
City News Budget
R R Coombs
Hicksville
City
Bowlby
B & O Depot
Frank Groselle
St. Louis
R W Wortman
M. Willitzer
Deindoerfer
Mildred W Loveridge
Frank C . Myers
Delaware Bend
Marie D Siler
Wabash B’y. Co
O. K
Golden West
John Cramer
Elizabeth Farmer
Paulding County
Squire Phelps
Stephen Schlientz
Fella
Tiffin Township
Holgate Pike
T E Snyder
Amos Snyder
Samuel Shuter
J N Replogle
Milliard Christy
I A Fribley
Mike Rath
M V Replogle
Arton Palmer
John Paxton
A C Cameron
Hugh Nelson
John Ames
AM Minsel
Emma Giltes
P Weisenberger
Put-in- Bay
Ohio State Pharmacists
Rachel Donley
Common Pleas Court
Angeline Wood
Latchaw
Highland Presbyterian Church
Ottawa Pike
Henry Helmick
Charles
New Haven
William Helmick
G A Armbruster
C F Surrener
Bryan
Dick Carter
Mary Haymaker
Nebraska
Christian Assembly
Myers Opera House
Will Korn
Charlie Chenevert
Claude Winn
Will Jones
Ric Brown
English Bridge
ME Church
Abele Bros
Karst Bros
Labey Bros
August M Mineel
L Rogiette
Ideal Pharmacy
N G Woodward
Uaire & Daoust
Tatarley
Turkey
Harley & Whitaker's
Edison
Columbia Graphaphones
Mildred Loveridge
John Dobler
Life
Miss Addie Loveridge
Second Street Bridge
James H Weldon
Edgerton
Ora Martin
Farmer
R. W. Wortman
Citizens Opera House
Rough Riders
Phiow Shoes
Lynde’s
Mary McKelps
East Defiance
P O Rhodes
Kahlo's Cemetery
Divine Services
Monet
T. Betts
Defiance, Ohio
Capital Cycle CO
F. Long St
Columbus
Onto
North Ridge
Castoria
Signatura
Chickering, Packard
Packard
Welbman
Clinton St
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