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Defiance Weekly Express

Location

Defiance, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1904

Page

2

Wayside Notes on Local Socials and Trades

Miss Margaret Delarber hosted the Misses Elizabeth Weikinger Cecelia Hopkins and Andrew Frolic from Defiance. Newton Boters of Canton visited his brothers. Nelson and John Gregg visited Melrose to see their ailing sister Mrs Mary Frier. Lewis Roebiig owns a new corn shredder. John Delarber bought a substantial lot of shoats from Nelson Grogg.

Margaret Delarber Elizabeth Weikinger Cecelia Hopkins Andrew Frolic Defiance Newton Boters Canton Messrs Nelson John Gregg Melrose Mary Frier Lewis Roebiig John Delarber

Local Social Notes Include Visits And Parties

Sherwood Prof Heater’s sister and son from Stryker stay at his home for the week. Miss Besse Zeigler visits Miss Au dra Hover from Friday to Tuesday. Juniors host a town hall Halloween party with out-of-town guests Alma Ridenour, Clara Walker, Drake and Snider of Ney attending the juniors. Seniors hold party at Openland er hall. Teachers’ institute draws strong attendance Saturday with much enthusiasm. Reverend Lahr and family visit Renzs Tuesday. Moley off duty at blue front due to illness. Miss Goddard of Brunersburg sewing in town for a couple weeks. Cummings at a masquerade in Defiance Monday. F M Shook repapering his house. Bert Haver assisting with work. Leora Drahr of Ney visits Mrs G W Renz Friday. attends institute. Katie Ross spends week at BA Trubey’s.

Heater Stryker Besse Zeigler Audra Hover Openlander Alma Ridenour Clara Walker Messrs Drake and Snider Ney F M Shook Bert Haver Leora Drahr G W Renz Katie Ross BA Trubey’s

Local Notes From Hicksville and Surrounding Areas

Hicksville residents recount visits to world fairs in Chicago and St Louis. R E Hood and family moved to Montpelier this week. A Disciple church concert drew good attendance while Senator Beveridge spoke in nearby Auburn. Maggie Floyd Glassmire laid to rest last week, and a Kerr Bros Mfg Co project advances.

Ray Thompson Chicago Floyd Clark Walter Ferris Silas E Huri J E Mercer Kerr Bros Mfg Co Jas Turrittin Henry Milliman St Joe R E Hood Montpelier Chas Bartlett Waterloo Ind Auburn Senator Beveridge Indiana Grace Fales G B Wilson Maggie Floyd Glassmire Diffenbaugh John Hallinger J M Beck F W Irish King Patterson Ft Wayne Building & Loan Sherwood

Street life notes and travel by regional residents

The column lists residents visiting and returning home including Harry Murphy of Antwerp Gideon Ensign Mark Center and Mrs Sarah Scott. It notes completed elevated sidewalks on High Smith and Tight streets with iron railings for pedestrian safety. It mentions deaths and visits by Col Hiram Reed Dr Tattle and others with assorted local movements and health updates.

Harry Murphy Antwerp Gideon Ensign Mark Center Smith Sarah Scott Edgerton South Bend Napanee Ind Steckley Garret Hiram Reed E Winn Hillsdale Mich Tattle Port Clinton Frank Nelson Auburn Lee Chas Miller J E Garwood Max Rubin Ft Wayne

Defiance area notes on farm purchases and travel events

The report lists a series of local transactions and incidents from Defiance and nearby areas. Items include David Owens losing a roadster, Lawrence Gilts moving his family to Defiance, Jurly Thompson buying and moving a farm load of hoops to Conti, and John Little purchasing a farm for 1900 dollars. Other notes mention farm purchases by Fred Porter and Jacob Schubert, a buggy incident, cistern tank moves by Elmer Hall, painting by Rev Burrell, and local social visits among Mansfield, Port, and Welton families.

David Owens Lawrence Gilts Marion Ind Defiance Jurly Thompson Conti John Little Mr Little Mansfield Jerome Bottani Fred Porter Jacob Myers Sas Elmer Hall Rev Burrell Rice James McKegg Arthur Ark

Local residents report travel and visits across towns

Farmer V G Lord drove to Bryan Monday. PN Richardson drove to New Tuesday. Mrs Clara Lord and the Misses Thomas drove to Hicksville Thursday. Anthony moved Friday into Peter Doenges house northeast of Farmer. Leslie Stone hauled several loads of hogs to Ney Saturday. Mrs Mary E Yeagley of Bryan Sundayed with relatives in Farmer. Mrs Ella Weldon and daughter were in Farmer Sunday, guests of Alfred Richardson and wife. Marguerite Norway is quite sick with fever. H F Rice and son Oney drove to Defiance Monday. John Donley is much better. Susan Crossland was in Defiance Monday. We expect to hear wedding bells in the near future.

G Lord Bryan PN Richardson New Clara Lord Thomas Hicksville Anthony Peter Doenges Farmer Leslie Stone Ney Mary E Yeagley Ella Weldon Alfred Richardson Marguerite Norway H F Rice Oney Defiance John Donley Susan Crossland

Evansport Social News Adds Local Weddings and Visits

Evansport reports one planned wedding between H 8 Heer and a Richland County woman. Local residents Carl Spaiser and Ralph Morris visited. many townsfolk traveled to Defiance and Bryan for events and errands. Notables include J C Snider, Wm Kirtley Jr, and candidates J W Miller and W F Snyder visiting Thursday and Friday.

Sheriff Candidate G Kopp Visits Monday

G Kopp a sheriff candidate was in town Monday along with CJ Thompson. W S Cameron and family also visited Bryan Monday as part of local outreach.

G Kopp CJ Thompson Mondesta W S Cameron Bryan

Parker's stance on anti-injunction issue questioned

Jupge Parker has not announced whether he supports David B Hill on the anti government by injunction matter or adheres to his own principles as a sitting magistrate.

Jupge Parker David B Hill

Boonville Shock As Democrat Renounces Party

Dr TJ McCoy a leading Democrat in Warrick County Indiana shocks voters by renouncing the party and loudly supporting Roosevelt and Fairbanks at Boonville rally drawing attention from local and state figures.

TJ McCoy Warrick County Indiana Boonville Roosevelt Fairbanks

Geo Simmons Visits Hicksville Resident City Today

Geo Simmons of Hicksville is in the city today for undisclosed engagements. He is seen touring local sites and meeting with residents during his visit.

Geo Simmons Hicksville

Ney Postmaster P M Lehman Dies or Retires

Local telegraph line notes P M Lehman, Ney postmaster, with questions about current city status. No further details provided.

Sunday School Teachers Meet at Ensign Home

The Baptist Sunday school teachers will meet at the home of Chas Ensign on Washington street Friday evening at 7 30. A full attendance is desired.

The Baptist Sunday School Chas. Ensign Washington Street

New shelving and counters added at French's Bazaar

French's Bazaar installs new counters and shelving to accommodate a growing and varied stock carried by Mr. French. The update reflects expanding goods and customer access.

French

Hunting in Michigan Faces Scarce Quail Season

Weather favors land birds but hurts waterfowl as ducks stay on open water. Quail are unusually scarce due to a severe winter that nearly wiped them out, while partridges remain more common but require hunters to reach northern Michigan.

Michigan

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Evansport Carl Spaiser Ralph Morris Heer Richland County Frank Hall M Rath H Prince O R Betts Grace J C Snider Fred Barber J W Miller Messrs Michaels, Schatzer, Williams and Canning DO Garber H T Brown Ledge Mesdames G E Winn W P Cameron Miss Lou Cameron Acoy TA Koeppe Auy Haase G W Willet E Hall A Rodgers and Families Wm Hall K Orahood E Calkins Henry Lesler Toledo E H Porter Teachers'institute W E Decker Muskogee Ohio Journal Marys- Ville Hon. J . Killits P M Lehman
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