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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1901
Page
3
Notice states Salome Plymaister will apply in Lorain county probate court on the 45th day of Sanuary 19038 to change her name to Salome Stoll. Includes dated references, financial terms, and notices about rental services and furniture at 208 East Second Street with furnace and cellar.
Ed Wilcox and wife of Cleveland visited friends in town. Lestar Richards brought home a bride from Ashland. Buckeye hive reviews moved to Friday afternoon. The Melarch women held a successful supper and bazaar netting 70 dollars. Several residents toured, hunted, or traveled to Cleveland, Wellington, or Lorain. Mrs. Burmett wandered in woods, found and guided home. January 4 installation of Buckeye hive officers planned.
The perfection of Sorosis shoes boosts American pride as Vienna faces calls for protection after an influx of affordable, stylish footwear from London Paris and Berlin. Vienna’s opposition, rooted in local shoemakers fearing lost business, sparked talk of a trade war, while royal reactions and American shop methods astonish travelers and traders alike.
Sorosis Slippers unveils a new line of Surnais crafted for dainty footwear needs. Prices start at 65.00 for a standard pair, with 3.50 for every style. The range emphasizes artistic and exclusive shapes aimed at fastidious dressers.
Mrs Nellie Chaffe of Wooster is a guest at the home of her father D Cole. Mr and Mrs Parks of Indiana are visiting friends at the Crossing.
In West Ridge Carlisle township teachers met Friday at Mrs. Baldunfs home on West River Street. A Language paper was read and topics discussed making the gathering interesting. Nearby, John Sims Jr shows concern as his son Robert gains, Raymond sick with throat trouble, and Geo Hahin’s boy still ill. Carlton Squires visited Ridge residents, while Willie Miller enjoyed a Friday gathering and Miss Alice Sutliff visits Boivria. O H Sutliff marked his 83rd birthday on December 5th.
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