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Newspaper

Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1900

Page

4

VERNIE WILLIS PARTY AND LOCAL NEWS FROM LORAIN

A Lorain round of items notes Vernie Willis hosting a years party and a 54th anniversary surprise for Dick Porter. Mrs E E Weyles eloped with an 18 year old. Weyles to seek divorce. Ship captains re-appointed for Vega and Vulcan, with Oldorf to command Vega. St Marys church fundraiser successful. St Mar’s vand made public debut. Safety scare on Broadway from a broken wire halted traffic. Coal yard collision injures crews. rail workers aided. Other notes on fires, illness, theft, and local incidents fill the day.

Vernie Willis Sint At Dick Porter E. E. Weyles Youngstown Ashtabula Drake & Maythain Buffalo Vega Vulcan Oldorf John Smith Hiphistems Academy Henry Shaette Novelty Cafe St. Mary's Church St Mars 'S Broadway Homer Barnes Zanes Francis Ike Wetto Halden Wood National Express Company M. Leshinski South Broadway Liwith Grubbs Eagle Hoge Co. No. 1 Peter Pienczki Cleveland J. D Swank Nickel Plate Bill Haas Bull Clarkson Craig Hieventh Avenue Vine Street Minnie Davis Lake View Paris

Plea and Surprise at Home of W A Sayles in La Porte

Wednesday evening in La Porte about forty people gathered at W A Sayles and wife to bid farewell with heartfelt regrets as they prepare to move to a new home. Guests enjoyed games and a neat lunch prepared by local ladies. Mrs Schiltz and Mrs Handrosch hosted the Ladies Aid at the M E church. Reported notes include convalescents Hamlin and Holiness, A Demaine preparing property, Miss Ann Davis staying with Mrs Hattie Powers, and Natuum Heleeinb’s illness, with Lene Humphrey returning from Norwalk.

W. A. Sayles Reisinger Schiltz Handrosch Ladies’ Aid Society M. E A Hamlin B. W. Holiness A. Demaine Ann Davis Hattie Powers Grafton Elnes LaPorte Natuum Heleeinb Lene Humphrey Norwalk

West Ridge Residents Report Weekend Visits

Albert Grills from West Ridge visited his parents on Sunday while Arthur Versey called on his cousin in Vermillion last week. Miss Louise Babcock has returned from Elyria and Mrs Musselman visits her sister Mrs Suttiff. Mrs C Brown hosted Miss Wright over Sundays. J Ginste of Oberlin visited his sister Mrs A Squire on Sunday. Jeasie Squire was home Sunday. A large crowd attended Mr Roberts Sunday evening. P Fowl is making repairs on his house.

Albert Grills Arthur Versey Vermillion Louise Babcock Elyria Musselman Sen Aister Suttiff C. Brown Miss Wright J. Ginste Oberlin A. Squire Jeasie Squire Mr. Roberts P. Fowl

What is Going on in Lorain County

Lorain County items report J Prannis improving and L Curtice appointed administrator of Frank Curtice estate. Numerous local movements and visits, sales, parties, and illnesses fill the week. Notables include deaths, family updates, and social events at homes and churches.

Lorain County

North Eaton News Struggles With Cold Weather

North Eaton residents describe the Mare as the coldest in years as wheat suffers from repeated freezing and thawing. Local chatter notes Blacksmith Frank is moving to set up Mr. Black in business after purchasing the shop from Mr. Reisinger. A large bay barn owned by J. C. Ross burned early Saturday. M. C. Ross and son Burton visited Cleveland at C. M. Ross’s home. Frank Longbon moved from Cleveland to live with his mother. Redington family relocated to North Eaton and reside above a store. Uncle Daniel Browell is very ill, with March winds and cold blamed for the relapse.

Lt. Tooks North Eaton Frank Black Reisinger J. C Ross M.C. Ross Burton Cleveland C. M. Ross Frank Longbon Mra Longbon Mr. Redington A. Black Daniel Browell

Grafton Notes Include Lectures Songs and Fires

Grafton closed its young men's club lecture course Tuesday with a concert. Miss Sheppard of Cleveland sang. Families visited, social gatherings occurred at M B E church and Congregational church homes. A fire damaged Geo Broughton's house, then extinguished by neighbors. Died: Robert Berg, four, heart disease. Semiannual K and BL election trustees listed. Henry Berg thanks friends for aid after their son’s death.

Young Men’s Club Sheppard Cleveland C. Wessel Congregational Society Jas. Holcomb and Daughters Litchfield J. J. Waugh George Shares and Son R. Felt Elmer Tran Geo. Broughton M. Becket Michigan Henry Berg Robert Abs

Pittsfield Notes On Local Sickness And Family News

Mrs Will Stills and her son recover from pneumonia after a severe illness. A son was born to Walter McRoberts and wife on March 20. Seymour Johnson of Carlisle will reside at the Pomroy house this year. Albert McRoberts rents his farm to Archie. Fd Rodgers and wife attended Mrs Chas White funeral in Wellington Tuesday. Mr Rober’s mother died last Tuesday.

Will Stills Walter McRobers Seymour Johnon Carlisle Pomroy House Albert McRoberts Archie Rodgers Chas. White Wellington Rober

Brighton Theo Brown Moving Between Houses

Theo Brighton Brown moves from Peat's house to Herbert Goss's home. Peet and Mrs. Emmia Clark married last Monday and plan to move into their house soon. F. B. Myers, formerly in Norwalk, is at home. John Westey Prosser, of Clarks field, is hired to Mrs. Ailpher, Battles, or Jeaves town next month and will work for D. P. Wella in Hunting. The Loveland sisters plan to move into L. D. Myers's house.

Theo. Brown Peat Herbert Goss Peet Emmia Clark F. B. Myers Norwalk John Westey Prosser Clarksfield

Camden Marriage and Local Notices From Hiyria Area

Camden wedding reported on March 43 in Hiyria includes Frank J. Calkins of Camden and Louise Friend of Pittsfell with Chas Gord officiating. Local residents Mary Sinclair and infant son visit Lorain relatives. Brighton spouses visit BR home. A. Wood and wife invited surprise guests. Roy Hazelton of Penfield visits old friend. Funeral for Mr. Geshner held at Union church after death Wednesday. Dr Wose rents rooms from Mrs Fanny Rosa. Town election next Monday. voters urged to turnout. Baptist Ladies Society served warm sugar at A Witherup home.

Hiyria Chas. Gord Frank J. Calkins Camden Louise Friend Pittsfell Mary Sinclair Lorain H. Sheffield Chas. Peat Brighton Lucas A. Wood Roy Hazelton Penfield Geshner Union Church Wose Fanny Rosa Ladies’ Society Baptist Church A. Witherup

Local Social Notes and Obituary Fragments

Leslie McNelly plans to move his family to Cleveland next month. Mrs. Palmer recovers from illness and can go out. Mrs Lafiner hosted by Mrs Terrell last week. Mrs Reed visiting Mrs Johns ton in Augusta, O. Mr Johnston moved to Mr Hill's farm. Arthur McNelly home from Hiram College for spring break. Mrs Ciara McNelly helping care for mother Mrs Montague. Chas Ammon and wife from Elyria visited relatives. Funeral of Mr I Blain at M E church. Mr Elain born Lorain county 184? died Patman county Tomiana March 21 1900 aged 79. Social at Mr Dickson's raised $481. R H Y.

Leslie McNelly Cleveland Palmer Lafiner Center Terrell Reed Johnston Agusta Hill Arthur McNelly Hiram Ciara McNelly Montague Chas. Ammon Elyria I. Blain M. EB McLachlin Elain Lorain County Patman Tomiana

North Russia Social News Notes and Obituaries

Robert Rentner and wife of Lo Rain spent Sunday at their father Parson's. Simeon Nash wife and son visited at the home of W. S. Nash on Chestnut Ridge. Alfred Grills and daughter Lotta attended the funeral of Melvin Grills who died at his home on Weetridge last Monday. Ed Berg and family and Miss Lucy Berg attended the funeral of their nephew Robert Berg at Amherst last Friday. The sick are reported better. Mrs. Hilda Hulbert of Michigan is visiting at John Berg's.

Robert Rentner Lorain Simeon Nash Nash Chestnut Ridge Alfred Grills Lotta Melvin Grills Weetridge Ed. Berg Lucy Berg Robert Berg Henry Berg Amherst Hilda Hulbert Michigan John Berg

Trinity Gas Well Finds Supply at 800 Feet

In Trinity, Hullecker and Schmidh completed a gas well on the Trinity congregation premises, finding abundant supplies at 800 feet. The item mixes local humor about animal mischief, local transit notes, and cheeky commentary on regional topics, reflecting a small town paper’s voice.

Plies Cured Without the Knife Ointment Claim

A druggist guarantees Paro ointment cures for itching bleeding or protruding piles. If it fails, refunds paid. Claims relief in six to sixteen days with one application easing itching instantly. Sold with no cure no pay guarantee for $1.00 at druggists in Elyria.

Avery Druggist Elyria

Belden Notes and Local Visits to Wellington and Cleveland

May Damon and Orrin from Wellington are on a two week shutdown at their school. Ernest Cragin of Elyria visited Dwight Rogera and Arthur Root at their home. Frank Bowman sold his gray team in Cleveland last week. Pearl Heath has returned home for an indefinite period. BAB

May Damon Orrin Wellington Ernest Cragin Elyria Dwight Rogera Arthur Root Frank Bowman Cleveland Pearl Heath

North Ridgeville social notes show guests and moves

North Ridgeville items list guests like Fredrica Phinney of Dover and Rev A B Allen of Oberlin, moves including Colter and Spencer Tharpaut to La Grange, Edith Geer taking a millinery post, and social events such as the Ball anniversary party for Mr and Mrs John Ball. Also mentions illnesses and church visits.

Local League Reorganizes and Plans First Meeting

The Bensier Haworth League of La Porte reorganized on March 25. A first regular meeting is set for next Sunday at 7 PM, led by Rev. Bryenton, with officer installations. Also notes visits, Sunday school plans, Easter exercises, and a party at Mageabee hall follow.

Bensier Haworth M. T. Ehireh la Porte Bryenton Moore Burnelsville M. E Eral Ineet Fhuraday George Goodyear Elmer Humphrey Mageabee Hall

Columbia Township News Shows Local Sickness And Church Plans

Miss Joy Lewis has been absent about two weeks due to sickness. Mrs. Ann Bradford is ill. Mr Francis Commnn and Mrs Harriet Osborne are improving. The slate roof of the Baptist church is finished. Farmers haul potatoes to North Eaton for John Hanner, depot agent, buying for a Cleveland man. A vote will be taken election day for a drill to aid church and town hall. Milk shippers meeting at Grafton aims to prevent price cuts. Ideal Entertainment Company to entertain April night at town hall for Baptist church. W H Harrington family from Strongsville spent Sunday in Columbia.

Neale Lantyberry Mbertin Fowls Howe Farm West Ralge Bertt North Eaton Zgondyear Chatham Laporte Mise Bi. Copes Ilyria Fr. Swarts John Alexander Ladies Aid Society W. Taylor Toledo Goodyear J. Bootte Jamies Alexander Fred Prindle J. Coghlan Prindle James Coughlin Joy Lewis Ann Bradford Francis Columbia Baptist Church W.H. Harrington Strongsville Ojambia

Local Happenings in Lagrange and Surrounding Areas

Residents and visitors from Lagrange report social calls and illness updates. J CHM and Mrs and Mrs Bony Foster of Berea visited, Earl Underhill and family hosted relatives, and H A Wilcox heard of daughter Birdie Van Benshoten’s severe illness in El Paso. A surprise gathering honored George Whot with games and music, while Hastings W I C donated to Mrs Hattie Wheeler’s birthday. Two Chicago visitors offered Gram’s unrivaled family silks.

Mary Pargons E. A. Williame Lafayette A. Curtice C. Knowles Elyria H. A. Wilcox Birdie van Benshoten el Paso Texas Wilcox E Potter Columbiana County George Hasting Hattie Wheeler J. Frants Mise L. Curtice Wellington Chicago Ug Gram

Penfield Notes on Visits Deaths and Local Events

Chas Farnsworth of Bakersfield Crossing visited Fred Gardiner and wife last week Emily Farnsworth guests of daughter Mrs Jed Gardiner on invalid list for extended stay Geo Stedman of Lorain attended funeral of aunt Mrs Chaye White of Wellington then visited grandparents J H Gardiner Penfield residents Herman Heyd and Fred Gardiner went to Elyria Mrs Jas Jackson died at home of pneumonia last Saturday Park Rose on furlough after serious burn at Chagrin Falls Steel Works Mrs White, well known in Penfield, died of pneumonia on Sunday the 18th leaving three children the youngest a newborn babe The funeral held at Wellington home conducted by Rev J Wagner of M E church The baby was cared for by Mrs Frank Stedman of Lorain The K O I M performed Dotth Miner's Daughter at the Congregational Church Friday night Prof H Noble coached the cast XNANTIPPE t

J. Prannis L. Curtice Frank Curtice Whi. Mason Yost Litchfield R. Denhams French Columbia Walton Wellington Allen Hattie Hasting Franniz Serena Brown Mr. Knapp Mynderse Elsita Bart Florence Hastings Sidtius Hastings Andrews Fle George Ethuts Bedell Bonya Ida Woodsmansees Nellie White Charles White Margot John Gardner Penfield J. Dix Frank Rawson Oklahoma Rathbone Martin Everatt Blackwall Elyria Elyvia Dann Avon Etta Blackwell Joann Parker Charles Eugene Walker Capt. Bates Medina Co Seville Eugene Hugene Chas, Hubbard Charles Wagner Peter Rank Lawrence Leonard Martindale Nye Leonard Naud Barrett Chas. Farnsworth Bakerel Crossing Fred Gardiner Emily Farnsworth Jed Gardner Geo. Stedman Lorain Chae White Wellingto J. H. Gard Herman Heyd Jas. Jackson Park Rose Chagrin Falls Chay White Lo Tiny Babe Mrd White O ‘J. H. Gardiner Wellington, and Tl Services Were Conducted By Rev. J. Wagner, of the M. E Frank Stedman Sehured H. Noble

Fine Blooded Stock Sold and Offered By Elyria Breeder

John Melin of Elyria township sells two weeks old calf to H A Clough for 80 dollars. Clough offered 300 dollars for a three year heifer, grandmother of an import from England cost 23 000. Melin owns numerous fine horses as well.

John Melin Elyria Township H. A. Clough Clough Melin England

Old Resident Dead in Grafton Township

David A. Rawson died in Grafton on March 19. Born October 12, 1819 in Grafton township, he lived there most of his life. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. George Crag and Mrs. J. A. Rawson, both in Grafton. wife preceded him by 25 years. Funeral held on the 21st.

David A. Rawson Grafton Graton Township Rawson Ie George Crag J. A. Rawson

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