Weather Report Snow Tonight and Wednesday Flurries
A weather note reports snow tonight with Wednesday conditions expected to be fair except for possible snow flurries.
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1900
Page
5
A weather note reports snow tonight with Wednesday conditions expected to be fair except for possible snow flurries.
T. T. Robinson visited Wellington while Fremont seeks an automobile factory. Local clubs host card parties and bazaars. churches plan suppers and missionary meetings. The Niley board of trade grants a $10,000 bonus for a mill in Elyria. counterfeit coins rise. lectures and church meetings fill the week with social and civic activity.
Judge Kohler of Akron will be in Elyria next week to hear cases in common pleas court. Listed are Hearings B and C L and W RY Co v Reid, Stone v Delletiaud, John Lereed & Co v The Ohio Co operative Shear Co, Trexel v Garford, Waldecker v Waldecker, Burke adm v Burke Stevens for Elyria, LS MS Ry Co, Stevens admr v Dalleflela, Stevens admr v Drllefie.d, Ingersoll v city of Elyria, and jury trials including Elyria Gap & Water Co v city of Elyria, Curtz v Spring Garden Ins Co et al, Webber v Amr Wire Ins Co, Nicholl v Nicholl et al, in the matter of James Nicholl deceased.
A Friday evening concert at the Church of Christ showcased local talent to aid a small church debt. The $104.10 raised included ticket receipts, with performances by Misses Stivers Allen Southard Fields Phippe Mabel Phipps and others, plus readings and Hamlet excerpts.
The Christmas bazaar at the Episcopal Church will open at 2 p m on Wednesday with booths run by Mrs F B Miller and Mrs Walter Davies for fancy work, Mr Irving Griswald for an ornamental booth, and Miss Slingerland handling candy. Aprons will be for sale and a Christmas dining bill includes tomato bisque roast turkey cranberry sauce and mince pie served from 5 to 7 p.m. for 25 cents. Tables will be holly and candle adorned for a festive display.
The preliminary 1900 crop yields show corn at 25.3 bushels per acre with quality 85.5 percent, buckwheat 16 bushels per acre at 90.2 percent quality, and hay 1.28 tons per acre with 89.7 percent quality. Wheat outlook to be issued soon.
The W R C offers a ten cent supper and a sale of Christmas articles on Saturday December 15 at G A BR ball to benefit veterans and families. Ladies urge liberal patronage and invite members of the Katutack to join in the annual fair.
A brisk early Tuesday snow storm marks the advance of winter, lifting spirits of coal men and ice dealers. Merchants expect the cold weather to boost trade after weeks of dull business, while a local wedding linked Elnora Anna Wealey Phipps to Frederick Edward Baker highlights community cheer.
The article promotes early shopping for Christmas gifts with the idea that delaying purchases leads to thinner stocks and larger crowds. It invites readers to visit and browse selection, suggesting affordable items and a pleasant, stress-free visit.
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