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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1901
Page
8
A damaged OCR line shows a bank ledger fragment from the National Bank of Elyria with numbers and codes including 88.106, 48.500, and 1217 29 B04 Sy ret 24 indicating a financial entry. The text lacks clear context or full names to form a complete transaction narrative.
Backer's Crossing visits linger with daughter Mrs Long. G Istey couple glad at newborn daughter born December 9. Sick lists include Mrs McCraken and Frank and Reo Showallur. Alta Johnston taken to Cleveland hospital. Broughtons visit Lester by car. Burne Jingou to Montpelier for holidays. W Doncaster family to Wilgrin. J F Vaughn of Penfield calls on Lown. Scarlet fever illness reported as Boy Trin. Frist two weeks in December closure notice for two week interval Fritboy. M R Sagi and daughter guests of Mrs Johnson in Sullivan. Bliss in New London. J Fritts in New London. Choir supper for Unitarian at Wheelers on South Main Friday evening December 20. Agricola.
A donation will be given Ray on Tuesday evening at the Union church parks. Mrs J B Fheking or her Neb sister visiting Mr and Mrs Stockford attended the Messah at Oberlin Friday. Mr Joe Hoesser returned from Adrian Mich. Mrs Pinkham of York State visiting sister Mrs Hill for three months started home Saturday. Sunday school children began practicing for Christmas. Mrs BR Hardy, recently in Brighton, returned home Friday night.
In Barlow district Miss Mary Hayes tutors pupils who will stage an entertainment Friday evening December 20 1901. Miss Jennie Weldon of Wellington visited Mrs Rose Hastings. Mrs Bott of Oreston may spend winter with her daughter Mrs Bert Hastings. A W Denham and son Ralph spent Sunday at home returning to Clarksfield. High school entertainment planned at Congregational church on Christmas Eve. For sale second hand Chamber's Encyclopedia 15 volumes $7.50 inquire 428 Earl Court.
A collection of tableware items includes celery trays chopping plates and vases along with steins tankards jars and chocolate pots showcasing a variety of ceramic and glass pieces in a single display.
The shop promotes high quality clocks as gifts not cheap masses. It warns buyers to avoid inexpensive models and promises first class timepieces at fair prices, contrasting with cheaper stores that offer inferior products.
A local music shop promotes violin, guitar, mandolin or banjo as handsome gifts for young ladies or gentlemen. The stock is complete with low prices. Violins range from 2.00 to 50.00, guitars 25.00 to 250.00, banjos 2.50 to 10.00, mandolins 1.73 to 19.00. A full line of strings also offered.
A merchant markets a wide assortment of perfumes and perfumery gift sets. The line includes economical 6¢ packages to elegant glass bottles, promising satisfaction in both fragrance quality and price for Moré readers seeking refined scents.
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