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Newspaper

Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1901

Page

4

Bivins Responds To Reef Speech At Elyria Council

Geo L Bivins denounces Reefy’s remarks as maliciously false and slanderous. He cites 23 weeks of sprinkling earnings totaling 293 00 and asserts city contracts and private work under binders, challenging Reefy to prove charges while defending his nine years in Elyria with documented income and service.

Elyria Ohio D. Reely Lorain Broad Street West Avenue Mill Street Geo, L, Bivins

Increase in Salaries for City Officials

Elyria council debates raises for police, street commissioner, and city solicitor. Proposals urge higher pay to attract full-time effort and reflect city growth. Solicitor Stevens favored for continued term. earlier suggested raise to 9500 deemed excessive, with 600 preferred. Change to take effect with next administration. no salary changes allowed during current term.

Elyria Stevema Stevens

Current Events in the County in The Reporter

Items from the county include social visits, entertainments, and local outings. People mentioned include Geo McQuate, Mr. Earnest Wheeler, Mrs J Hookensmith, Miss Flor Lawrence, Miss Michel Smith, Mr T E Hull, Mrs Alice Battles, and Orrin Wilcox. The Huntington school district held an event and attendees were praised. other locals traveled or hosted gatherings in Wellington, Cleve land, Lodi, and surrounding areas.

Avon Baptist notes postponed events and gatherings

Local notices report a Thursday meeting for the Avon Baptist society postponed and a donation party planned at the Baptist parsonage Friday. Rev Early supplied the Elyria church pulpit Sunday morning. Several parishioners are ill or recovering, including Mr Henry Williams, Geo Wagner’s child, and Mrs Webster who broke a rib after a fall.

Othe Baptist Society Charles Rhibbard Baptist Early Elyria Baptist Church Whrch Miss Mitchell Cleveland Henry Williams Geo. Wagner

West Ridge Community Notes Include Deaths and Socials

Mrs Lawrence Leonard improves. J Misaeur der from Cleveland caring for her. Invitations out for a surprise party at Charles Bweet eight this evening. Tomlin, an old resident, Digilais Sinee died at home near the station last Saturday. Funeral Monday at his late home conducted by Rev J J Gough. Young people sleigh ride to Mr Alfa Walker s Feb 19. Mrs Joseph Walker entertained Baptist Sunday school officers Feb 22. Miss Eto Grills sick. Miss Gertle Grills of North Russia visited. Sleigh ride to Oberlin. Miss J Bomis of Migrin guest of Mrs Veshire. Injured couple I Straw Amherest recovering after runaway sleigh incident. Mr Chas Grusendaal of South Lorain visited on the ridge. Mrs Moulder and daughter visited sister Mrs Fowl. Methodist party at Mr Griffins. Mrs Versoy and sons invited to Emmons north of Elyria. sleighing fine. George Shauver returned from Medina county trip.

Lawrence Leonard J Misa Eur der Cleveland Bors Charles Wagner Charles Bweet Tomlin Digilais Sinee J. J. Gough Alfa Walker Joseph Walker the Baptist Sunday School FL. G Eto Grills Gertle Grills North Russia Eitle Oberlin J. Bomis Migrin VeSrey I. Straw Amherst

Local Notes From Beebetown and Nearby Areas

Columba news item notes Georges Howard’s fifth son in Beebetown with spinal trouble. Oak Harbor relatives visit Peter Everett family. Mr. McCord failing. Hallawalts return home. daughter from Berea visits. Lew Stranahan’s mother ill in Berea. A February 20 wedding at Shapely home, officiated by Rev John Thompson, unites Jesse Burnett and Pearl Shapely. Oscar Goodwin adds stone and timber for a new house likely for Robert Jordan family. Mrs. Thew ill. HE, L. A. & meets at Mrs Gotlieb Reisinger’s on the 27th. John Smith visits Medina. quarry groundwork underway for mill foundations. Folly rents Wesden farm.

Georges Howard Beebetown Oak Harbor Peter Everett McCord Hallawalt Berea Lew Stranahan Henry Shapely Rey John Thompson Jesse Burnett Miss Pearl Shapely Mgr Oscar Goodwin Robert Jordan Thew L. A Gotlieb Reisinger John Smith Medina Folly

Amherst Sail and likely fatal accident at quarry

In Amherst a likely fatal accident occurred at quarry numbers when Benjamin Grasbor was knocked down and run over by a disk engine. His injuries included a broken hip and a severely opened abdomen. Nearby, Matt Kelly drew eighty feet of stone weighing 11,200 pounds from Malone's quarry to Mr. Stricher's, about four miles. Other items note residents visiting Cleveland, building plans, and local social events.

Benjamin Grasbor Matt Kelly Malone Stricher Wall Almrath Fuiint Michigan Benny Kolb Ceveland B. Redfern T. Swain Edna Ludwig Jacob Kolb Lillian Schmauch Berlin Liowel Bryant Reamer Carlisle Alfred Harris Monroeville Durand Amherst A.B.S

Huntington Gossip Through visits and family ties

Local notes record visits among Huntington residents and relatives in nearby towns including Wellington Elyria and Cleveland. Several families are mentioned: Rogers Handley Crawford Brnley Hurd Davison June McCellan Skosses Hull and Willard. A memorial notes Frania Anderson June born 1855 died 1901 in Huntington.

Miss Helen McRoberts Hosts Classmates Party

Pittsfield notes a party at Helen McRoberts home on Monday night February 11.Visits by Mrs. Lake and daughters Laura and Mrs. Richard Holingsworth to town Friday. A trolley party of thirteen Oberlin ladies attended the M. E. society at the Avery home Thursday. Seymour Johnson hired to Mr. Henry Webster for the year and will move soon. W. McRoberts injured his foot by dropping a cake of ice. Mr. and Mrs. George Hollingsworth visited his father Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds visited W. V. McRoberts Sunday. Mrs. Fannie Dredge of Elyria visiting friends. Frank Rogers and Miss Lottie Worcester wed Monday night and left for Wisconsin to reside on his farm. E.

Helen McRoberts Lake Laura Richard Holingsworth Oberlin M. E. Society Charlies Avery Seymore Johnson Henry Webster W. McRoberts George Hollingsworth GC. Reynolds W. V. McRoberts Suday Fannie Dredge Elyria Frank Rogers Lottie Worcester Russia Wisconsin

New England Supper and Community Life in North Eaton

North Eaton reports a string of small town happenings. Burt Jackson funds a sleigh ride for the primary school, the Ladies Aid hosts a New England supper at Stanly Hos kin, and social events fill the week. Rev. Pierce preaches every Sunday at 11 with Sunday School at 10. Local residents visit, travel, or recover from illness while businesses and farms bustle with activity.

Marriage Licenses Report From North Ridgeville and Nearby Areas

A garbled notice lists couples from North Ridgeville and Lorain receiving marriage licenses. Names include Nicholas Diedrick and Mary Shuster of unrelated origins, with other individuals and ages appearing jumbled. The fragmentary record reflects typical licensing activity with unclear details and misreadings.

Nicholas’ Diedrick North Ridgeville Mary ‘Shuster Wags Pass Mee William Isohig Ghigage Janes, Tion Elizabeth B. Miller Blyris Lloyd'Daugherty Margaret Franky Lorain

Local notes from LaGrange frost lingering in town

In LaGrange area the thermometer hovers near zero for weeks. Residents report moves and rentals including Mr Hawk of Sulivan onto the ey farm, Myr Traylor renting C W Gott’s house, and Ed Wilkins taking over the former Nettie McKisson home. Mrs Eliza Rockwood attends the funeral of Claudia N McKisson. Claudia dies at Lakeside hospital Cleveland after heart failure. The Lady Maccabees of Buckeye hive set reviews for 2 and 4 Friday evenings. Families travel to Wellington. many relatives attend the funeral. Mrs Claudia McKisson’s funeral draws Cleveland and Penfield visitors. Mrs Eveling McFadden to occupy her home in spring. Teddy moves to Ben Sheldon house. Brastoa Loomin’ rents Harrison’s house. George Underhill ill. Wm Nasom relocates to Lodi. Wm Henry reports a fine milch cow. numerous local moves and illnesses noted.

Hawk Sulivan Ey Farm Myr. Traylor C. W. Gott W. W. Noble Frank Barnum Ed. Wilkins Nettie McKisson Eliza Rockwood Pittsfield Claudid N. McKisson Lady Maccabees Buckeye Hive Frenuk Wolcott Fern Wolcott Nellie Gott T. Bendell Sarah Milla Cleveland Ftason Joe Curtice George Holmop Lodi Henry Haa Phar

Local notes and social rounds from Grafton area

Tony Stritmater ships no car load of hogs to Cleveland market last Thursday. Young people attend York masque ball and report a good time. Geo Law entertained by his lady friend in LaGrange Sunday evening. Swindomant Schulz will give a dance at Exhort Saturday evening March 1. W Neff trip to Columbia. Dowmer and wife from Lorain visiting relatives in Albeyville. Mrs Sherwood sews for Mrs Aldrich. Young folks trip the light fantastic at Geo Barker’s. Misses Lin of Erhart visit S Root’s. Percy Root employed at Root’s this winter. Surprise party at Mr and Mrs W P Chamberlain’s as they plan to move to Grafton. Tresa Burton and Jamie Aldrich visit Wellington to stay with Miss Marcy. Harvey Cleverdon studying telegraphy at Belden. J Tran buys Pfeiffer’s interest in Grafton grocery. Mrs Clabiner and Mrs DePerrie of Cleveland visit Chamberlains. Mrs Lucia Wilcox and John Chamberlain visit parents. Orrin Damon visits Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Vermie Phelps host in North Eaton. Isabelle Smith visiting locally. Misses Lucy Kark and Charlotte Bingham in Cleveland. Miss Ethel Wark visits in Cleveland. North Russia party of 26 with four-horse load serenade Nash and Bemis. Elyria Brick and Tile mill busier. large loads of brick and tile through county team, including 1000 four-inch tile. Hope for larger supply next tall to meet demand.

Pedro Geo. McQuates Earnest Wheeler Wellington Peter Finkeaut Flor Lawrence Michel Smith Pittsfield Fears Cleveland Ohio T. E. Hull W. Hull J. Hookehsmith Henry Springs Paulding Huntington Burt Jackson Burt Ladies Aid Society New England Stanly Hoskin Ball North Eaton Poli King England Thomas King Lester Cook del Durkee Allen Nichols Geo. Mathews Mary Blantern Ray, Chapman Lorain Sheldon Streator Grang Hattie ‘Cook Alice Heath Lola Folley Jane Tony Stritmater York Geo. Law LaGrange Evanting Swindomant Schulz W. ‘Neff Columbia Dowmer Albeyville, O Sherwood W. S. Aldrich Geo. Barker Mary and Emma Lin Erhart S. Root Percy Root Root W. P. Chamberlain Grafton Village Tresa Burton Jamie Aldrich Marcy Harvey Cleverdon Belden J. Tran Theo Pfeiffer Grafton Clabiner DePerrie Lucia Wilcox John Chamberlain Cleveland Law School W. A. Chamberlin May Orrin Damon Vermie Phelps Ware Frank Phelps Isabelle Smith Lucy Kark Charlotte Bingham Ethel Wark Cleveland City Hospital C. Kirk North Russia Nash and Bemis Elyria

Sheffield Guests Back From Surprise Visit

A Sheffield group visited Mr. A. C. Traxler in East Avon for a Sunday evening surprise for Miss Mame. Music and singing followed by a fine supper at 11 pm, with guests Marie Jungbluth Katherine Jungbluth Margnueritte Lavin Mary Lavin Rose Traxler Annie Lutz Jack Lavin Hol Traxler Henry Traxler Jno Jungbluth Frank Minnick and Lou Traxler.

Sheffield A. C. Traxler E. Avon Mame Marie Katherine Jungbluth Margnueritte Mary Lavin Rose Traxler Annie Lutz Jack Lavin Hol. Traxler Henry Traxler Jno Jugnbluth Frank Minnick Lou Tarxler

Local Notices and Social Curiosities in LaPorte

LaPorte celebrated guest visits from William H Bingham of Lorain and Oscar Bingham's hospitality. News notes report ill health, sick lists, and visitors including Hiram Slaughter, Mrs Ed Bathe, and Miss Polly King from England. Professor Martin of LaGrange to lecture March 1 at Maccabees hall. admission 10 cents adults 10 cents children 5. Mrs W P Shepherd sick, Miss Emma Demlaine ill, Spafford brothers improving, Mrs S A Powers ill. The Webster family moved back to LaPorte. G Ryesinger of Columbia bought the Foster place. Claudia Nichols, former teacher, died young. Wirs J B Rysinger hosted sister from Cleveland. Orient al Degree at Maccabee hall with seven candidates. initiation followed by planned further initiations. Tom Moxham of Sydney, Nova Scotia, visiting on business.

Wm. H. Bingham Lorain Oscar Bingham Hiram Slaughter Mesdames J. E. Hyesinger Maccabees Hall W. P. Shepherd Emma Demlaine Spafford Bros S. A. Powers Wm, Webster LaPorte Wirs J. B. Rysinger Cleveland Co. A

Local notes from LaGrange and vicinity

Erhart Thuris Webster spent days in La Grange with ill parents Mrs Strictmater and Mrs J A Hamm who have been seriously ill but are able to go out again Mr Linseder bought the henge lot from C Kennedy and will move March 1 Kennedy moves to Medina for a new position O A Spieth and wife were in Ely via on business Monday A gas vein was found on Branch farm last week Kaizer visited a sick sister in Cleveland Mrs Thomas Ragan and baby of Cleveland are visiting her parents Leo Breaunig of Sandusky is staying with his brother Rev Breaunig at St Martin church Mr and Mrs F B Armbuster and children of Craw corners visited Sunday with her sister and family Mr and Mrs F C Schniderman Obes Hasting of LaGrange was guest of cousin Mrs O B Moore

Lara Rogers W. Handley Wellington Snody Charley Albion J. Crawford T. D. Phelan Elyria W. H. Smith Iva Geo. Davison Humphery Will Handleys H. T Brnley Risley Hurd Cleveland E. Clarks Walter Hull New London Frank Rogers Wits J. Rogers Perry Brown Will June Ellice June Paul Joseph Haulk W. W. Chapman Findley M. T. Chapman O. P. Chapman Charles Leach Frank McCellan Ruth Penfield Louis Myers George Willard George Skosses J. W. Rounds Bert McClellan David Hull Francia Anderson June Ashland Ohio Huntington Presbyterian Church Wm. June Haas Henry Wilber California Horton Lora Rogers Wellington High Cohoot Thuris Webster la Grange Kaizer Thomas Ragan Leo. Breaunig Sandusky Breaunig St. Martin’ Church F. BE. Armbuster Craw Corners F. C. Schniderman Obes. Hasting LaGrange B | Moore

Local items and notices from Elyria area

Brownheim reports a boy injured at school grounds when he broke a bone in his left ankle while playing. Wm Hasenpflug's six year old son suffered the mishap. Austin Aundnop has had the grip for 16 days. High school students held a well attended entertainment at the Congregational Church. Receipts noted. Rev EK P Harding of Lodi preached at the church Sunday. Willis Newberry injured last fall when thrown from a road wagon. shoulder remains out of place needing medical adjustment. Lorain county Pomona Grange meets at Elyria on March 9. John Stevens crushed fingers last week. Miss Ann Snyder and Mr John Webber wed February 14 at St Peters church. will live in Elyria. Miss Bernice Brambly visiting Cleveland and Oberlin. Rev Stapleton ill with grip. Lionel Lewis hosted twenty birthday gathering Monday. T S B S to be at the home of Mrs Laramer Wednesday afternoon.

Wm. Hasenpflug Austin Aundrnop P, Harding Lodi Willis Newberry Lorain County Pomona Grange Elyria John Stevens Annn Snyder John Webber St. Peter's Church Bernice Brambly Cleveland Obmstead Stapleton Lionel Lewis Laramer

Mayor Reely Pushes Budget Increases At City Council

At Tuesday meeting Mayor Reely proposed a budget that spurred debate and led to a motion authorizing the solicitor to draft an ordinance. The plan raises police by one officer, increases policeman pay to 50 dollars monthly, chief to 65, solicitor to 500 annually, and adds duties and pay for the city commissioner. Discussion covered eligibility, street hose purchase, sprinkling rates, and possible councilor attendance fees to begin in two years.

Reely Connerman Smith

Probate Court appoints estate administrators and guardians

Judge Hinman presided as probate court appointed Howard Haupt administrator of John Crethan estate Lorain Charles Hutchinson administrator of Harries Osborn estate Columbia Deborsh Coates executrix of Josiah R. Coates Rochester Emma Cramer administratrix of Mathias W. Cramer Brownhelm W A Braman administrator of Jabiz Hamlin Carlisle Leonard Rollinson guardian of Harry Fickerson Lorain

Hinman Howard Haupt John Crethan Lorain Charles Hutchinson Harries Osborn Columbia Deborsh Coates Josiah R. Coates Rochester Emma Cramer Mathias W. Cramer Brownhelm W. A. Braman Jabiz Hamlin Carlisle Leonard Rollinson Harry Fickerson

Star Actress Marie Lamour Headlines in A Wise Woman

A startling discovery brings Marie Lamour to secular attention as star of A Wise Woman. Manager Dykeman teases a rapid rise, predicting she will glow in Cleveland visibility soon. Train schedules note the Lake Shore line Elyria and Cleveland connections at 7:07 a.m. and a revised Norwalk accommodation. J. F. Wagner returns from a Geneva visit with her daughter after six weeks away.

Marie Lamour Dykeman Cleveland Norwalk Lake Shore Road Elyria J. F. Wagner Geneva Ohio

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