Local Wellington visitors and other town news brief
Local items note Foote and Wadsworth from Wellington in town, Kellogg Day travels to Canton for hardware dealer convention, John Sigsworth visits his daughter Miss Hazelton, Hazelton returns home after three months, Will and Mrs Parsch of Elyria plan Cleveland trip to see The Virginian, Mr and Mrs Dentz of Elyria to watch The Man and the Boy in Cleveland, John Jackson owner of nearby farms sues city over water works damages, probate petition filed to complete a land contract in the Goodys estate, and several marriage licenses issued including Martin Krueck and Clara Best, both 21.
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W Dentz
Elyria
Cleveland
The
Colonial
John Jackson
Charles L Goodys L F Page
John Good
Dancing Club Set For Monday Night Dance In Tilivant
The Wednesday night Dancing club announces a Monday dance on February 26 with Ash Wednesday timing. The Women’s Association of the Second Congregational church plans an all day sewing meeting at G A Friday’s home 753 West River Street March 1 lunch at noon then a short business session at 2. Amos Steen visits from this city in Cleveland to discuss a large estate deal. Amos Stech, a Elytia real estate dealer, praises Elytie as a residential city and prefers it over any other place.
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Tilivant
LaGrange
Quarrywan
Hannah Pillivant
Elyria Bazaar
B. O. Donnell
Women's Association of the
Second Congregational Church
West River Street
AJE
Amos Steen
Cleveland
Amos Stech
Elytia
Pittsburg
Elytie
Daney & Maroney
Cheapside
Elyria
Ohio
Rawson
Bel 162
Work on Andwur Hotel Progress With Enclosure
The Andwur hotel work is being pushed hard as the structure is now enclosed protecting workers from weather. Significant progress will be made between now and May 1, with hopes the building finishes by May 1 though occupancy by April 1 is unlikely.
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Andwur Hotel 15
Congregational services at Grafton this week led by Rev Cheeney
Congregational church in Grafton hosts evening services this week conducted by Rev Cheeney with help from seminary students from Oberlin. Ralph Felt visiting his daughter in Cleveland. A Ryder ill with lons at week’s end. About fifty youths entertained at Mr Osmille Barchard’s home Saturday with a fine supper and games. Ladies Aid of M church netted $11 55 at Wednesday supper Feb 21. Mrs Fred Klooz and daughter of Liverpool visited the Barchard family Saturday. Jean Carmel rented Michael Lawson’s place and moved his family there.
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Ladies Aid Society
Fred Klooz
Liverpool
Orville Barchard
Jean Carmel
Michael Lawson
Board of Health orders cleanup blitz and spring supplies
The Board of Health announces a citywide cleanup drive urging residents to act now. Advertisements promote Acme Soup at 25 cents for 10 cans and 10 Bones Washing Powder also at 25 cents, urging readers to start spring shopping.
Prector for the Scientists Engages At Elyria Church Board
MH E Ewalt of Oberlin College and member of the college gild club is engaged by the First Church of Christ Scientists Elyria board and has served several Sundays in filling the bill satisfactorily. Second hand domestic sewing machine very cheap cash A W Cox agent 378 Broad St.
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MH E Ewalt
Oberln College
College Giel
First Church of Christ, Scientists
Elyria
Asi Pierento
A. W. Cox
Doctor Farragher vs Lorain Street Railway settled out of court
The suit for damages by Dr John L Farragher against Lorain street railway over a 1904 January accident was settled out of court with terms private. The doctor sought 160 dollars claiming dangerous speed and sparks lit the horse. the defendant denied wrongdoing. Legal representation listed.
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John L. Faragher
Lorain
Goed
Farragher
Thompson, Glitsch and Dinniger
E G
H C Johnson
Elyria
E A Reseh
Persian Athletes Practice Endsurance and Balance in Public Arenas
Persian athletes differ from Greco Roman norms by favoring rest, frequent meals, and gentle training to preserve strength. Public exhibitions feature a club routine, wrestling with leather breeches, and staged salutes. Victors receive prizes while wealthy patrons buy favor with gifts, as spectators shower rewards.
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Greece
Rome
Persia
Himeelf
Mes
Thukaportia
Peraia
Igtier
Waverly Magazing
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Tia
Russell Sage
New York
Robinson & Hancock Company
Elyria Lorain
Wellington
John W Merriman
Havana
Poor Jones
Tsete
Pete
Messrs Foote and
Wadsworth
Will Parsch
Elyriia
Opera House
Martin Krueck
Farmer
Clara Best
North Amherst
Matthew
C. J. Weber
Mgr
Board of Health
Jack Reublin
Percy Haswell
Elyria Theater
Faragher
Street Railway
Perrysburg
J Martin Medicine Co
Toledo
van Norman
A.J. Mit
Cc H van Norman
Elyria Grpet Cleaning Works
West Attert
Red
Hill's
Broad St
Elyria Livery Co
Harry Calls
S. Mendelson, Mgr
Rowson
Bell
Victor
Conry & Mueller
West Broad St
Bell Phone
Hubert Day
the Biggs & Everard Co
Erie
Duce
Anish
Sheffield Land & Improvement CO
Teasdale
Sawyer