Agricultural Society to Meet in January Meeting
The Loran County Agricultural Society schedules its annual gathering for January 2. Directors will be elected and the year’s hot debate centers on the proposed sale of the Elyrin fair grounds.
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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1905
Page
4
The Loran County Agricultural Society schedules its annual gathering for January 2. Directors will be elected and the year’s hot debate centers on the proposed sale of the Elyrin fair grounds.
Deserving man Roland G. Davis, well known in Tyrving, started a tea and coffee venture only weeks ago. He sources directly from Southworth Company of leveling and offers a variety of goods at Gove Vasuiy Store Cheapside. His ad shows a new retail method and a wide range of products.
Miss Bertha Mautart and James N Goanvy of Lorain were married in a courthouse ceremony held in the Pinney Avenue area. The couple exchanged vows in a simple service witnessed by nearby residents and relatives.
Real estate transfers listed include H G S Damon and wife transferring land in Pontiald township to Mrs Minnie Allen for $0. The George Worthneton Company of Cleveland sells two lots known as Noy and 3% in the Highlands addition to Elyria for $1,200. Gertate E Parmels transfers land in Elyria township to Clarence D Pamely for $7. The entries reflect parcels and parties involved in recent property trades.
Deputy Mire Marshal Frank Dim op of Sandusky investigates Sunday night fire at Berlin Heights. Fire started near outside market. several horses killed in wagon mishap. Owner Denis Beever says building was intact upon entry. arson suspected with multiple attempts noted over past months.
The Etyria Howe Telephone Co held its annual meeting yesterday and elected EE Williams W E Brooks Jas A Drake S R Rawson F H Sudra W R Untineton and David Fexen as directors for three years. The firm reports indicate a flourishing business with new telephones ready for subscribers as soon as applications arrive. Also noted are other local items including real estate and minor ads.
Twash declares run for county commissioner at the eve of the 1905 convention. He pledges to serve the people’s best interests to the best of his ability. The notice hints at local political tension and notes a reward for the return of a property item.
Advertisement for rent and household improvements at Hawbove corner Cedar and Wurst Street. Mentions Druggist H A DykeMan and product names including Hallisters Rocky Mountain Tea tablets priced at 85 cents per ten. Reads as a casual local notice with promotional tone.
496 The Bigus and Everard Co reports on a local tennis event involving prominent ladies players. The note references names and a company listing, indicating sponsorship or attendance at a regional match. Details are sparse but point to a social or sporting notice in the era.
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