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Newspaper

Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1904

Page

13

Defiance Baseball Team Readies for Season

W H Black arrives as manager and outlines a strong line-up. Pitchers John Lundblom and Pete Doran head a first class squad with Ed Schlatter Bud Scanlon and J S Smith among the key infielders and outfielders. Local fans can expect top quality games this season.

W. H. Black Bud Scanlon Ed Schlatter Harry Strowbridge Biddy Burns J.S. Smith Bob Wallen Len Donivan John Muhr Jas. Hamilton John Lundblom Pete Doran Harry Wales Geo. Hyman

Money Disappears After Sheriff Recovers Funds

George Karle, aiding Art Baker in cattle purchases, mislaid a sum entrusted for the task. Sheriff McCarty chased him to Ellery near Holgate, where he was found at a schuetzenfest with the money missing. He returns for a hearing before Justice Costello.

George Karle Art Baker Karle Sheriff McCarty Ellery Holgate Justice Costello

Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets for Busy People

The ad promotes Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets as a health aid for busy individuals. It claims to address constipation indigestion liver and kidney troubles pimples eczema bad breath sluggish bowels headaches and backache. Sold as a dol such form at 35 cents a box made by HouusToR Drug Company Madison Wis. Golden nuggets for all ages and ailments.

Hollister Rocky Mountain Houustor Drue Company Madison Wis

Pleasant social events mark lively week in Columbia

The Knights and Ladies of Columbia enjoyed a social session in their hall Tuesday with a fine program and refreshments. Twenty two youths hosted a hay rack party at Janes Elliott’s North Richland township home. The K of P session drew a large crowd with Pedro as the main diversion and prizes won by Mrs. Dey Ayers, Mrs. D. Lieberthal, and Dr. H. W. Myers. The thimble party by Mrs. Schrack and Mrs. Chapple featured an author’s guessing contest with prizes for guessing the most names, and a three course lunch was served by the hostesses aided by Mrs. Chapman, Miss Besse Squire, and Miss Jessie Ferguson.

Knights and Ladies of Columbia Janes Elliott Richland Township K. of P Pedro D. Lieberthal H. W. Myers Dey Ayers

The Columbus Lima and Milwaukee Railway Unique Route

The Columbus, Lima and Milwaukee line runs from Lima to Defiance with no depots or station agents. A single train operates when business demands and the conductor handles transport. Communication relies on a sole telephone line and a blacksmith in Continental for engine repairs.

St. Mary’s Daily News Columbus, Lima & Milwaukee Lima Defiance Transportation Department Continental

Probate Court Appoints Administrators for Two Estates

In probate court today J. J. Craine was named administrator of the Amos J. Hall estate. Francis Bercaw of Sherwood was named administrator of the Wesley Bercaw estate.

J. J. Craine Amos J. Hall Francis Bercaw Sherwood Wesley Bercaw

Advertised Letters at Defiance Post Office

Week ending May 25 1904 uncalled letters include Gentlemen W F Balsley Hines and Son Christ Hoffer I Hopis Adam Jacob A M Jackson John Van Dusen Ladies Mrs Mary Slattery 14 days to claim before transfer to dead letter officeadvertised please state date of list Postmaster C J Thompson

Defiance Ohio W F Balsley Hines & Son Christ Hoffer Adam Jacob A M Jackson John van Dusen Mary Slattery C.J. Thompson

Wallpaper Week Sale at Rock Bottom Prices

This week features special wall coverings at rock bottom prices. Deals highlight affordable wallpaper options and eye catching patterns to refresh interiors.

Adjourned Meeting of City Council Deliberations

City council session with President Hockman noting all members present except Doheney. Renewed four year term for W I Rath as tax commissioner. paving cost estimates for North Clinton Street in macadam, brick, and asphalt styles. Several street and bridge concerns. sidewalks on Sessions Street near college grounds. brick and cement sidewalk resolution adopted. Referrals on sewer, bridges, and vacating Squire avenue. bond refunding discussions. litigation with boards of health heading to supreme court.

Hockman Doheney Cameron W. I. Rath Clinton Street Stone Foundation Board of Public Service Committee On Public Buildings Squire Avenue Diamond Glass Co Hill Spitzer Toledo Maumee River Finance Committee Boards of Health Supreme Court

Poultry Eggs and Incubator Supplies Offered

White Wyandotte Duston Strain Rhode Island Reds 15 eggs for 1.00 S C White Leghorns Collins Strain B Plymouth Rocks 15 eggs for .75 We are agents for Cyphers Incubator Brooder and Poultry Supplies Also Cyphers Chick Food for small chicks Eggs delivered to Defiance.

White Wyandotte Rhode Island S.C Plymouth Rocks Cyphers Defiance

City council notes court action on water suit and street work

City officials discussed Defiance Water Co. suit with a $10,000 to $12,000 water fund, while the company claims $40,000 due. A receiver was appointed and suit is in supreme court. Finance committee and solicitor to assist. Second street improvements proposed with multiple cost estimates for asphalt, brick, and tarmacadam. Old Perry street buildings deemed potential nuisances. Smoke ordinance and firemen pension fund trustee election second readings. Frost & Steinburger power plant permit extended. transient peddler licensing read third time and stalled. Council adjourned to Thursday.

Defiance Water Co Supreme Court Council Finance Committee Geiger Second Street Clinton Perry Street Frost & Steinburger

Railways Assess Ev Affects Local Tax Duplicates

At auditor meetings the Wabash valuation increased by 25,000 to the tax duplicate with main track up to 10,000 per mile and siding at 2,500. Rolling stock rose to 2,500 per mile, tools 50 per mile, county buildings at 4,360. CL& M 1,500 per mile. rolling stock 10 per mile. Cincinnati Northern main track 4,500, siding 1,000, rolling stock 1,500. B and O undecided.

Wabash Cl& M Cincinnati

Local residents visit as church and social events marked weekend

Hicksville resident George W Richie, now of Coshocton, spent Sunday in our city. Rev Selah Brown from Fostoria preached at the ME church. Roy Bair of Tiffin visited J Sherman Hart from Tuesday to Friday for graduation exercises, alumni banquet, and a Sigma Delta club dance at the opera house. John Cleland of West Unity and Geof Simmons of Columbus visited friends here, with C M Overholt from near the Bend also spending Sunday locally.

George W Richie Our City Coshocton Selah Brown Fostoria Roy Bair Tiffin J Sherman Hart Opera House Sigma Delta Club John Cleland West Unity Geof Simmons Columbus C'M Overholt Near the Bend

Local notables noted in Defiance region visits and events

James Kleckner and Sheriff McCarty were seen on business in Stryker and our city. Several Defiance visitors, including John L Bery ington Geo Henning and Elliott Siscoe, were here Monday. W E Richards travels to St Louis for the world fair before seeking work. Monday’s crowd witnessed military drill and other happenings. Decora tion exercises honor fallen heroes on Monday. Funeral services for two local residents were held, one from the ME church and another for Amos J Hall, both described as amiable citizens.

James Kleckner Stryker Sheriff McCarty Kingsbury Defiance John L Beryington Geo. Henning Elliott Siscoe W E Richards St Louis Henry Milliman St. Joe Aather James Wid Hoke Bryan Geof Wilson U B George Seibert Overmyer Chicago

Local Social Roundup From Defiance Area

Mrs Belle Fair drove to Defiance Tuesday Moe od Grandma Wisler visiting her son Evil Will Meyer cut his foot badly a few days ago Mrs Alice Hall and Ollie Robinson were at Defiance Wednesday Jas Figley and son drove to Defiance Wednesday Geo Hanna visited Geo Carver Wednesday Geo Carver and little son were at Defiance South Comwen Eric Keorpe Mr Hall and Wes Sugar were in Evansport Saturday Mr Elliott of Ney spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Neil Figley Quite a number attended the funerals of Mrs Frank Hall and Amos Hall Sunday and Monday Figley and sons were at Evansport Lat eaves Geo Fair of Delaware Township was here Sunday Ed Keoppe and family of Glenburg spent Sunday with Eric Keoppe

Belle Fair Defiance Grandma Wisler Evil Will Meyer Alice Hall Ollie Robinson Jas Figley Son Geo Hanna Geo Carver Little Son Defiance South Comwen Eric Keorpe Hall Wes Sugar Evansport Elliott Ney Neil Figley Frank Hall Amos Hall Figley

Evansport and Defiance Visitors Span Weekend Local Notes

Evansport and Defiance residents visited nearby towns this week including Capt J Donaldson enroute to Stryker and Mrs AC Key with Alice Kimberly in Defiance. Sunday school convention drew attendees. two deaths were reported this week, the first Mrs Frank Hall. The little daughter of George Willetts is very sick.

E Allen Farmer Fd Mallet Defiance J . Donaldson Stryker Ella Boyer C E Boyer T Betts Shuter W M Replogle C L Hall A Fribley Harley Gertie Coy Holgate Short Bryan J H Hockman F C Fribley J H Rethmel M Whetstone Fayette Willeman Amos Snider AC Cameron Jennie Toledo AC Key Alice Kimberly Daisy Lehman Gladys Reena Ruth Saturnon Cora Spangler Paulding A G Mc Cord R C Cameron George Willetts Frank Hall

Local notes on improving farms and visits around Arthur

Frank Wade and wife recovering gradually from illness. Mally Morris plans a fine dwelling on his farm. Mrs Elda Zulls mother visiting this week. Chas Deckross of Highland township visited recently and donated a sack of cats. Mrs Chas Wade and daughters visited Miss Madge Ice. Children’s day exercises drew several local youths. J F Kleinhein adds a house extension. Oscar Stuckey sold his driving horse to Joseph Beal. Miss Della Garrett visiting Grace Klein. Chas Evans, pioneer of this county, visiting friends in Arthur. James Morris of Defiance on a business trip through town.

Frank Wade Mally Morris Elda Zull Chas Deckross Highland Township Mre Chas Wade Madge Chilldren J F Kleinhein Oscar Stuckey Joseph Beal Della Garret Grace Klein Chas Evans Arthur James Morris Defiance

Pleasant Bend Social Items and Local Notes

Pleasant Bend residents share news of visits from Mrs Frank Moses and family in Toledo, Arthur Wolf returning to Ada, and Mike Fender filling in. Train service along the T St Louis and Western gains stops for small stations. Rev Virden to give memorial address at MB church. M E Sunday school plans Children’s Day program. Frazier of Indians, formerly here, undergoes gallstone surgery at St. Vincent’s Toledo with improved condition. Daughter of Jacob Hoffman comments.

Frank Moses Myrtle Drummond Vernie Chas Moses Toledo Arthur Wolf Ada Mike Fender T. St. Louis & Western Ba Y Virden M E Sunday School Frazier St. Vincent’s Hospital Jacob Hoffman

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