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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1906
Page
5
Advertises cigars and novelties from The Smoke House with up to eleven brands on sale in 4 for 25 cent and 4 for 25¢ packages. Claims greatest bargain week in history and notes a feature titled The man with a frozen eye.
Mr and Mrs Clifford of Wellington have bought the residence of Arthur O'Donnell and plan to move there soon.
Wilton Dawley visited Avon last evening while WH Ingersoll and H C Wilcox traveled to Cleveland on business today. Carlton Squire was in Wellington yesterday and Eber Steele of North Amherst Bank was there yesterday. Elmer M Rice of Elyria Savings and Banking Co. went to Cleveland today. Arthur Hague and Mrs J A Hague visited from Cleveland and Sec ond street respectively. W A Young returned to Cleveland after visiting Luport and Putternut Ridge relatives. G D Royce of Wellington and J M Sate of Lagrange were in town yesterday and Peter Blazer of Fremont closed a farm deal with Frank A Smith and Bro in Ridgeville. For Poster received a letter from his son in Newberry Michigan reporting 33 degrees below zero and getting colder.
G R Allen sold a house and lot on Chase street owned by Arthur O Donnell. Henry Clifford of Wellington purchased for 1600 dollars. Also noted are court actions against A J Hersch for carpet theft and church activities including Epworth League plans for Miss Rawson funeral. Elyria Commandery No 60 R C to meet in full Templar uniform. W R Gilson of Lorain, recently injured, resumes work as a Prudential canvasser. he and F R Freeman oversee Elyna district for the company.
An old advertisement highlights Fresh Saratoga Chips Neoftehal and Phila Cream Creese, Strictly Pure Maple Syrup, various pancake flours, and Southard Whole Wheat Flour, pitching a selection of breakfast staples.
Supper will be served at the First Congregational Church on Wednesday at 5 45, price 15 cents. Fitch has returned from Wellington after invoicing the Fitch and Wells store. Watch W J Farewell's window for bargains on suits and trousers at Hotel Topliff Building. Clarence First has taken the agency for the Stores and Harrison Co nurserymen at Painesville. Prize Masquerade Ball at Elk's Hall Wednesday night February 9 prizes for best costumed lady and most comical gent. Wide-awake Pedro Club hosted by Mr and Mrs George Dyke on Cleveland Street. Spring sailings now ready for inspection. W I Farewell, tailor, Topliff Hotel. A shaft was made in the wall of the County Recorder's office for ventilation. H L Couch injured finger. doctor removed crochet needle. recovery expected. All fire insurance offices closed tomorrow during Miss Rawson’s funeral. agents will attend in body with Councilman Rawson.
Miss Nora Puls hosted fourteen friends for a necktie party on East avenue. Guests wore color matched ties pink and white. partners paired by color. Miss Alma Sudro and Adolph Witt won the prizes for finishing first and last. After prizes, guests enjoyed games, cards, music, and light refreshments before departing late. Miss Earth Lehmutgen of Cleveland attended.
A garbled classifieds splash lists for sale items a pair of National Gas Heaters room 39 Tutar Block and two more requests including four men to distribute pamphlets at 104 Grace Court a young lady assistant for Drs Cushing and Saunders a first class cook a lady stenographer and a money loan offer from Lorain County Building and Loan Company plus a missing driver in Ridgeville and a liberal reward offered by H M Leonard at 325 Broadstreet Elyria phone 608.
Evangelist Dorris reports growing attendance at the Church of Christ revival with last night’s sermon on Gods Knowledge of Man. He argued God knows what is in man and linked to creation, incarnation, and resurrection, urging listeners to hear him preach. The note also cites Austria’s factory benevolence and 1905 bank growth.
A pleasant evening marked the twenty fifth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Chas J. Miller at their Lake avenue home on February 8. Relatives and friends attended and gave silver and china gifts. The gathering featured games music and refreshments.
Mr O and Haserodt, county auditor, received a very gratifying communication from the office of the auditor of state stating that the auditor of state confirms the settlement of taxes on the duplicate for 1905. The state will receive from Lorain County $19,566.02 with county departments to share $498,810.78.
An offer outlines a combined store and living apartments on West Bridge street with an 18 12 percent yield in current form. The present shape pays 8 12 percent but can be improved to double the current return with proper arrangements.
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