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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1906
Page
4
Rochester residents hosted relatives and neighbors including Wes Kosh of Sullivan and Mrs Chas Carter, with many visits to Sullivan and Kipton. Rev Gitchell will preach at the Center Congregational Church next Sunday afternoon as local groups plan meetings and travel to Cleveland, Bellefontaine, and Urbana for work and leisure.
Lagrange area mentions Morbes painting his home and Mrs Jos dying at her daughter Mon Amy Freeman’s home. Funeral at residence Thursday morning. Cust Eigeman improved his house with two coats of paint. W T Crott worked in Oakwood with his sister and attended the funeral of her husband. Mrs Eugene Watte Mrs Julia White and daughter visiting relatives in Indiana. Clapp family reunion held at Luther Clapp’s home on Saturday.
Martha Merriam and Miss Ina Merriam visit Cleveland for a couple of weeks. Charles Wilcox is sick. Mr. Pordenerger and daughter return to Cincinnati. Woodmansee plans something. Mr. Updyke buys the Chas Merriam property from FP L Matt. Horace Hollingsworth and wife start housekeeping in Dr. Snyder’s house. Mrs. Mark Snyder and three children from Springfield visit the doctor. Miss Lucile Biggae promotes the Lorain County Souvenir Book and invites buyers.
Grafton residents report a delightful Detroit excursion by Miss Mabel Nesbitt and companions who left Cleveland by boat Tuesday and returned Friday afternoon. Funeral services were held Friday morning for Miss Tomcheski with interment in Neabett cemetery. Rev Pye will deliver his next sermon at the Congregational church. Mrs Salisbury visits Elyria, while Mrs Heacox of LaGrange calls on friends in Grafton Sunday. Relatives from Liverpool were entertained by Mrs Barchard last week. Susie McCracken of Berea visits Grafton friends. Francis Mills of Quincy Ill speaks of WCA work at ME church. Floyd Showalter was in town Sunday and completed lake work last week. Edith Reichards, returning from Linwood, shows health improvement.
Advertisement style note promising a free deck of Mother Gray Auntha Wian Leaf for women seeking a herbal monthly regulator. Claims relief for back pain urinary bladder and kidney issues using Australian herbs roote and leaves. Also promotes DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve with brand emphasis and druggist availability.
Names visit relatives and community events include Mr Frank Dissendorfer of Hayesville at the ME Parsonage Ning Root visiting friends Miss Nella Tucker Wellington and Miss Mildred Clod Wich returning to Waustrtown typhoid illness Mr Joe Davin sick Birth announced for Clayton Sheffield eight pound boy August 11 1906 annual Dist No 1 reunion planned in Sheldon's grove September 1 1906
August 14 excursion via Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rail. Tow four popular low rate trips to Niagara Falls Toronto Alexandria Bay and Montreal. Tickets good on regular No 2 train from Elyria at 8 05 pm then special train at 10 05 pm to Falls and return five days including date. Rates: Niagara Falls 3 65 Toronto 31 50 Alexandria Bay 7 10 Montreal 10 65 higher.
Brighton DF Seeley and wife visited Chippewa Lake to attend family events. OL Rolfe and daughter Edna visited at A Rowland's in Clarksfield. John Caswell and Ray Grundy were in Amherst. J T Burrows and wife entertained his mother on Butler Road. Martha Manns of Akron visited. Loux of Burwick, Penn, visiting ROB Fenner. Mrs Chas Peet and Mrs Fenney visiting friends in Toledo. W W idines of Jacksonville Fayette county with friend Ellie Augusta visited Buesta, sister to CFE Fox. Mrs Zlipha Battles returned from Dover after her brother Adolphus Scranton’s death. Mrs Mary Fox in Nova visiting old friend Mrs Mary Lavoe Kassenger. Fay Johnson and wife of New London guests of brother Frank Miller. Wana Fox of Huntington, Meg Fox of Oberlin, Mary Whitney of Camden visited CBE Fox. Mrs Tra Robishaw visiting daughter in Lorain. Walter Mosher and wife in Nova to visit cousin Frank Markel, ill. HE oomilg killed a blue racer last week, six feet inches long. Mrs J M Burge visited New London.
The Electrogen Co. promotes a liquid remedy claimed to cure germ diseases such as consumption catarrh scrofula and rheumatism within 24 hours using internal and external application. A 50 cent bottle is offered free with a name and address request. The ad also notes a special excursion train to Columbus on Sunday August 19 with a round trip fare of $1.60.
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