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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1906
Page
6
A dramatic serialized tale unfolds around Lavender Creighton and Winslow amid Burr era plots. Gonzaga presses for her hand as Lavender endures her mother’s decline and looming danger, while strategic alliances and romantic rivalries reshape loyalties in a western frontier setting.
In LaGrange the M church women announce their annual oyster supper and bazaar for Saturday evening December 15 in the church basement with a cordial invitation to all. The piece notes community life including marriages, moves, a birth, illnesses, and upcoming entertainments at the town hall, reflecting a bustling small-town scene.
Brighton A W McClaffin and wife, Walter Mosher, wife and daughter Irena visited at W B McClaffin's in Spencer Tuesday. Wm Jordan spent last week at his uncle Charles Avery's in Pittsfield. Mise Dearth returned home on Beverly Thursday. May and Belle Robeshaw spent weekend with sister Mrs Ida Lowery in Lorain. Mrs Humphrey of Town, Will Burrows with wife and daughter, and Mrs Mamie Barnes of Butler road visited J T Burrows Thursday. Mr and Mrs J T Jordan spend week in Charlotte Mich visiting brother Wm Jordan. George Gresne and Walter Mosher attended a good roads convention in Elyria Saturday. Olive Kenney visited Oberlin over Sunday. Miner Rolfe recovered from illness and returned to work in Wellington. Revival meetings begin this week in the Congregational church led by Rev B P Getchell and wife of Sullivan. Miss Bertha Gibson of Clarksfield visiting brother L F Gibson. Misses Lena and Bessie Meredith of Pittsfield and May Fox of Oberlin with KR Fox and wife Sunday. Mrs Ruby Gibson hosted an old fashioned quilting bee Wednesday. Mrs Frank Edgards spending time in Cleveland.
Community update notes a dance held at Maccabee hall Friday night hosted by the Knights of Pythias. Local residents Jis Finlayson Jr and Claude Clark have bought the Smoke House contents and will carry on the business at the old location. Various residents visit relatives in Elyria and Cleveland. Mrs. Emily Spitzer slowly recovers after illness.
A daughter was born Tuesday December 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Berg. Geo Latg and family visited Oberlin while Jake Lakeshart stayed with his brother in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Jake Schenk of Huron visited at Bergs. District No 2’s school plans a Christmas Eve entertainment. Will Rogers of Pittsfield hosted at D Harg's last Saturday. Alvin Bemis of Chestnut Ridge visited grandparents N B Nash. Residents attended a Clarence Herrick party in New Oberlin last Wednesday. Carrie Schenk and Bertha Berg visited Will Rogers in Pittsfield.
Florida via Washington or Baltimore and Steamer Baltimore and Ohio A. RB Liberal stop over privileges. Very low rates consult agents. For justice to the afflicted and humanity I recommend Hollister's Rocky Mountain Yon. Tea Tableta 35 cents. A E Frost. Reporter Wert Ades Bring Neanits.
Mrs F A Hinman plans to visit Huntington early this week. A baby girl weighing ten pounds was born December seventh to Mr and Mrs Charles Moulder. Mr and Mrs Henry Rindera and sister Phoebe visited John Plas in town Sunday. Grace Worcester has returned from North Fairfield. H P Campbell reports safe arrival in Brunswick Georgia. Della Wason visited aunt Lydila Bruce in Cleveland Sunday and Monday. The Ladies Benevolent Society netted 44 60 from their fair and oyster supper last Friday night. Ephraim Nason made a business trip to Cleveland earlier this week. Bazaar to be held December 20 at Maccabee Hall by the M E Church ladies with free entertainment and a penny lunch counter. F B Croster bought the place he lives from Fred Kruger.
North Eaton residents J. L. Ross and wife from Levain visited M. C. Ross and wife over the weekend. Will Gaines reportedly married recently. Mrs. Lester McNelly hosted Sunday school girls with oysters and a pleasant evening. Tom Sampson wed Miss Mary Gideon in Cleveland on Nov. 28 and honeymooning in Texas and the Pacific coast. Local farmers haul hay to Cleveland at 22 dollars per ton. Mr and Mrs. W. T. Longbone entertained Will Exley of Elyria and Nellie Cole and children from Columbia over Thanksgiving.
A series of transfers shows Lee S. Day, Dewitt Dilworth, M. G. Krebs, George Glover, Delwin Glover, A. H. Bullock, John A. Nelding, Joe Megyesi, William Wagner, Fred A. Wagner, Thomas Bennington, and Home Building Company exchanging parcels in Elyria Lorain and surrounding additions with prices from 10 to 10 008 dollars. The item ends with an a tea promotion for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claiming blood purification and nerve strengthening at 35 cents per bottle or tablet.
Fragmentary text mentions ball players, superstition, signs, a wagonload war tale, and a Mr Shaner in York City. It references an annual session and birds as mates, with scattered lines about sports and a 1 cent aggregate.
A testimonial promotes Pyramid Pile Cure with immediate relief claims and urges sending name and address to Pyramid Drug Co for a free trial sample. The letter cites years of suffering, previous medical failures, and a potential avoidance of surgery, offering a 50 cent to $1.00 per box price and mail order delivery from Marshall Michigan.
O. Cheap Sunday Excursions will continue with routes from Elyria at 6:45 a m to Massillon at 2, Uhrichsville 1 50, Bridgeport Wheeling 1 75 round trip. Departure daily from Elyria 6:45 a m arrives Chicago 5:15 p m with connections to B O Chicago and West.
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