Local Notes From Lorain County Amid Cleveland Trips
Lorain area residents report brief visits and travels to Cleveland for business and personal matters. Names include Mrs I E Griswold C A Metcalf Earl Shultz and Mrs W Hiller, with others visiting relatives or attending local club and church gatherings. The Lorain County Press Club announces a January 13 Oberlin meeting and the Savings Deposit and Trust Co holds its annual directors’ election. An Amherst area group attended performances by the Cornell Stock Co with the show A Southern Romance followed by Resurrection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Metcalf
Cleveland
J. A. Davilg
Frank Boylan
Earl Shultz
R. ©. Morrow
C. A. Dengate
W. Hiller
Dye
Noralk
3. H. Dixon
Lorain County Press Club
Oberlin
Savings Deposit and Trust Co
H. Phillips
Perrysburg
C. J Miller
Cleveland Street
A. E. Stivel
Adolph Baker
Frank Steel
John Fredrick
Jacob Bous
F. B. Avery
Mr. Strause
North Amherst
Tonsiline Sore Throat Remedy Adverts
An old advertisement promotes TONSILINE as a reliable sore throat cure. It claims prevention of tonsillitis quinsy croup and diphtheria and urges immediate use at first throat symptoms. The notice cites a price of 25 and 50 cents and lists druggists as sellers.
Insane Dash Through Cleveland Stirs Streets
John Lange twenty four of Elyria caused a scare in Cleveland by dashing through streets claiming pursuit by fiends. A police officer arrested him and his sanity will be investigated. Misa Nellie Wilford of Lakeside Hospital returns to work after a brief visit with her mother on Seventh street. An ad urges Rocky Mountain Tea as a beauty aid with 35 cent price. A note states the sun is 92,500,000 miles away and Earth receives two billionths of the solar beam amid 2,754 languages. W J Dachtler moves to 138 Cheapside, Elyria Candy building. the ad also promotes Rocky Mountain Tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lange
Elyria
Cleveland
Lange
Misa Nellie Wilford
Lakeside Hospital
Her Mather
Seventh Street
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
H. A. Dykeman
Mad Dog Terror Near Laporte Sighting and Hunt Fails
A small shaggy dog created panic in Laporte at dusk by attacking a crowd of sliding children, biting none. The eight year old victim, Harry Slauter, was saved as teeth did not pierce skin. Farmers formed a posse with shotguns to hunt the beast but it was not found and the hunt ended. The dog's owner remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
Harry Slauter
West Ridge Community Notes Fetches Casual Visits
Local residents share visits and small notices from West Ridge. Franks Krost called Sutlift relation Sunday while no Sunday school occurred due to fresh interior paint drying. Several neighbors including Mrs Versoy and Miss Pope travel between Alyria Wellington and Middlefield. Mr and Mrs Dimick plan to move to a new home, prompting fond wishes from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Krost
Q. Hf. Sutlift
ER. Versey
H. Mallory
Alyria
W TF Sullis
FP. Witzen
Wah
Simday
Arthur Versoy
Wellington
Messrs
Arthur
Charles Versoy
Middlefield
Florence Pope
Manfield
Peter Miler
Agnes Versey
Oberlin
Getchell
Henry Dimick
Ridge
Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Geo Box of Eaton
North Eaton notes tell of Frank Lee visiting Elyria and Mrs Bricknell returning from Elyria hospital. Mr and Mrs George Box held a surprise twentieth wedding anniversary on Saturday evening December 36th with out of town guests Carrie Moon and niece Carrie Goland from Wauseon and Frank Lee from Elyria. Light refreshments followed as friends wished them many happy returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lee
Elyria
G. Hy] Wnson
Bricknell
Elyria Hospital
George Box
Moon
Goland
Geo. Box
Eaton
Box
Carrie Moon
Carrie Goland
Wauseon
Mrs Box
Carlisle Fire Draws Big Sunday Crowd and Local News
A large turnout attended the Carlisle fire Sunday. Wednesday’s box social at Mrs Andrew Jackson’s raises funds for Sunday school. Miss Bessie Rich returns to Asheville to teach at home industrial school. Mrs A Webb recovers from LaGrippe. Mr and Mrs John Brown plan to move to South Lorala soon. Ernest Hadgway recovers from appendicitis. Charles Ross visits Cleveland with his mother. Sunday school officers elected for the year: Chas Robson superintendent, James Alexander assistant, Mrs Booth treasurer, Demaline organist, Ada Worthington, S. C. aganist, P Wells secretary. John Smith and wife visited parents. Alvin Eady Gibbs ill with mumps while slated to speak at Brunswick Farmer’s Institute.
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Hlytin
Andrew Jackson
Bessie Rich
Asheville
North Carolina
Home Industrial School
A. Webb
LaGrippe
John Brown
South Lorala
Ernest Hadgway
Charles Ross
Cleveland
Chas. Robson
Jas. Alexander
Booth
Miss Demaline
Ada Worthington
S. C. Aganist
P .Wells
Amherst Name Change Severs North Amherst Toll
Judge Washburn grants North Amherst residents permission to drop North from the village name, renaming it Amherst after a hearing that stretched from Tuesday afternoon to Wednesday noon. South Amherst claims no greater right to the Amherst name. compulsory vaccination in Pennsylvania remains unsatisfactory and space temperatures reach 200 degrees below zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
North Amherst
Amherst
South Amherst
Pennsylvania
A Help to Good Thinking with Wadsworth Chico Cigar
In Elyria many men start purchases with a cigar and a Chico from Fady's drug store is praised as a superior smoke that aids clear thinking. The ad suggests the Chico matches quality of ten cent cigars and enhances bargaining and enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Wadsworth Bros
Fady
Local Notes From North Ridgeville and Cleveland Visit
North Ridgeville residents report returns from absence as Rev. and Mrs. Crowe come home. Mrs. Frances Snow visits friends in Cleveland while Rev. H. A. Atkinson plans a Friday evening lecture at the Congregational church. Mrs. M. S. Allen and daughter depart Hamlet for home, and Mrs. Chamberlain of Cleveland visits her sister Mrs. Culver before returning. Mr. Joseph Pratt Sr. is not as well as before, while Mr. H. T. Culver is active again. A note on breakfast praises good coffee sausage and Buckwheat cakes from Mrs. Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. K. Crowe
Frances Snow
Cleveland
H. A. Atkinson
Springfield
Ohio
Congregational Church
M. S. Allen
Hamlet
N. Y
Chamberlain
Culver
Joseph Pratt, Sr
H. T. Culver
Kill Dandruff Germ With Herpicide Claim
An advertisement asserts dandruff stems from a germ burrowing into the scalp and promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the sole product that destroys the germ to cure dandruff and prevent hair loss. It urges purchase through druggists and offers samplings via stamps to The Herpicide Co. Detroit Mich. A Dokeman as special agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhero
Datroll Mich
A. Dokeman
COLUMN WANT RATES AND LOST AND RENT NOTICES
Classified items include Rates for advertisements at three lines head and three lines at 26 cents and additional lines at per line. Lost bracelet initial P on plate with reward. FOR RENT furnished room with all conveniences for a gentle man call Reporter office. WANTED stenographer and boarding offers. Horse Owners Association to meet at court house Saturday at 10 for officers and year. A quip notes men as natural born egotists about wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Horse Owners Association
Court House
Limited schedule for Gleveland & South Western Traction Co.
The Gleveland and South Western Traction Co announces fast Limited service between Elyria Cleveland Oberlin and Norwalk with new plush three compartment cars. Train times depart Elyria for Public Square Cleveland at 8 40, 10 49 am, 12 40, 2 40, 4 40 and 6 40 pm and for Oberlin and Norwalk at 9 46, 8? am, 1 40 and 6 40 pm. Public Square Cleveland to Elyria departures at 3 20, 6 30 am, 12 70, 2 30, 4 30 and 6 70 pm. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar is advertised for coughs and colds with claims of immediate relief for croup coughs colds whooping cough and related ailments. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Caraleave Public Square
Cleveland
Elyria
Kennedy
Lersch Named Chairman of House Committee
Representative Lersch was this morning made chairman of the house committee on institutions. The appointment is described as important and reflects well on our representative at Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lersch
House Committee On Institution
Columbus
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