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Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1906

Page

5

Wellington resident visits city on business

Mrs. J. N. Burge of Wellington spent Thursday afternoon in the city on business. A local nurse urges readers to try Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea for facial beauty, priced at 35 cents, available as tea or tablets from H. A. Dykeman.

J. N. Burge Wellington City Hollister H. A. Dykeman

Local residents travel and report on recent happenings

Oberlin�s Cass Gibson visited town on business while Carlton Squire went to Lorain and T T Robinson tipped to Cleveland. Randolph and Burger were here on business. John Ludwig of Amherst was in the city yesterday. Tucker and nephew Edwin Holliday of Litchfield visited Thursday. Mrs C A Miller fell crossing Lake Shore tracts. Mrs Nelson Fitch and her father A W Drake traveled to White Pigeon Michigan for a week. Mrs J A Nestor and daughter Helen shopped in Cleveland today. The second half of the school year begins next Monday and pupils prepare for the term. Mrs Richard Finnegan of West Bridge street visited Mrs T Finagan of Grafton Thursday. Earl Heater of Bowling Green accepted a position with the steel plant and will move there.

T. T. Robinson Cleveland J. F. Randolph L. B. Burger John Ludwig Amherst James Tucker Edwin Holliday Litchfield C. A. Miller Lake Shore Tracts Nelson Fitch A. W. Drake White Pigeon Mich J A. Nestor East Second Street Helen Shap Lins Baegins Richard Finegan West Bridge Street T. Finagaln Grafton Earl Heater Bowling Green, C Hiyria

Cleveland visitors and local court actions reported

J M Pindras of Cleveland and Frank Stetson made a business trip to Grafton yesterday evening. A suit before Justice Lord involved Robinson amp Hancock versus C E Mudge on an attachment for cloth. Mrs Robert Lersch and Mrs Will H Benard saw Maxlma Dilcott in Her Great Watch at the Opera House. The Mission Study Club postponed its meeting to Saturday due to Miss Jeanette Seara s death. An amended answer in Cleveland Provision Co vs Helena and Peter Klamut cites discharge in bankruptcy.

J. M. Pindras Cleveland Frank Stetson Grafton Justice Lord Robinson & Hancock C. E. Mudge Robert Lersch Harrison Street Will H. Benard Sixth Street Maxlma Dilcott Opera House Mission Study Club Jeanette Seara Clno Common Pleas Court Peter Klamut Cleveland Provision Co Helena

First Congregational church hosts men's club evening program

An evening program for the Men’s Club at the First Congregational church features a gymnastics exhibition by a professional, a talk on living by A. S. Boynton, and Henry C. King of Oberlin College. Dinner follows at 6 30 served by Methodist ladies. The Wide-a-wade club enjoyed a social at the Laundon home with prizes and games. Next meeting on January 25 at the Litter home.

First Congregational Church A. 3. Boynton Henry C. King Oberlin College Methodist Church Fred Laundon Sugar Ridge William Laundon Ron Dyke Misa Cora Bailey John Cadle Dr. Betteridge Jennie Abebey

Resurrection at Opera House Stirs Local Audiences

The Cowes Stuck Co presented the Russian drama Resurrection last night, with strong performances by the Prince and Maslova. The Belle of Richmond is announced for tonight with an entire change of specialties between acts. Saturday matinee will feature Woman's Sacrifice.

Cowes Stuck Co Prince Maslova Richmond

Classified and transit notes from era ads and schedules

A collage of small ads and notices lists rates for three column advertisements, room for rent and a wanted stenographer, with unrelated items on housekeepers, a 1904 noodle trend, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve claims, teakwood value, life expectancy, and Cleveland South Western Traction Co schedules and car details between Elyria and Cleveland including times for public square departures and connections to Oberlin and Norwalk.

Cleveland & South Western Traction Co Elyria Cleveland Oberlin Norwalk Cary Leava Elyria Public Square Pubic Square Blyrta

BILLS BURNED And Miss Fitzgerald Retrieves Purse

A purse lost in a hotel fire was found in debris by Frank Henke the house carpenter. Miss Fran cis Fitzgerald identified the burned purse noting its contents included an insurance of 500 dollars bequest and savings. Government experts may salvage part of the loss. The scene includes commentary by a youth in the parlor. Water use on the Rio Grande depresses Juarez irrigation. Joseph H Choate cautions overwork. A Swatow chimney factory expands output meeting Chinese market demand.

Franciz Fitzgerald Frank Henke Miss Fitzgerald

Colonel a Spanish Title in Colonial Etymology

The term colonel derives from the Spanish coronel, influencing English pronunciation and spelling. The origin reflects military rank naming from Iberian roots, with the word passing into English through historical contact and adaptation.

Coronel

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