Lagrange Social News and Local Visits
Wr and Mrs Bigga spent Sunday in Pittafield. Jiff and wife and Mrs Beny water of Berea were in town Sunday. Underhill, a streetcar foreman in Cleveland, visited his parents. H F Wilcox of Elyria spent Sunday in town. Morgan and daughter dined with friends in Corlie on Sunday. Mrs Mary Parsons is reported very sick. Mrs E A Williams returned from Fayette after five weeks visiting friends. Curties and Knowles were in Blyr's Saturday. Wilcox’s daughter, Mrs Urdie Van Benshoten of El Paso Texas, is gravely ill. Mr and Mrs Wilcox have sympathy. Potter’s son and wife of Columbus county visited recently. George Elliot’s surprise gathering with friends featured pranks, music, and refreshments. Ladies of W R C honored Mrs Hatters Wheelers on her birthday with a surprise visit and gifts. A quilt and a dress added to the tokens of esteem. Frantz is progressing slowly. Miss L Curtice has gone to Welllington for an indefinite time. Two Chicago visitors were in town selling Gram’s atlas of the world.
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Mary Parsons
E. A. Williams
Fayette
A. Curties
C. Knowles
Blyr
H. A. Wilcox
Urdie van Benshoten
el Paso Pexas
Wilcox
E Potter
Columbana County
George Elliot
W. R.C
Hat
Dunung
Viste
I. Frantz
Mise L. Curtice
Wellhington
Emen
Chicago
Gram
Mediaa
Lorain
A. Becker
George
Vermillion
Mass
W. B. Sumner
New Philadelphia
Messrs. Thorne and
Kenney
Inticulation
Cleveland
Turner
West Bridge Street
Post Office Department
Frank Boulton
Nellie
Hast Avenue
New York State
Comings
Counter
Grafton
Police
Murbach
Company 1
Columbus
Louis Faulhaber
Hia
Wheeling
H. Wilkins
Tom C. Tolinson
Washingtons
D.C
Alpha Steen
Sayflunky
Belle Jones
Fern Smith
Frances
Grace ‘Tite
George Crisp
West Avenue
J. Yarick
Mary Sampson
Huron
May Mason
Oberlin
Opera House
Ceci Meade
Brownhelm
Pauline Burney
Tomint
Elgsia
E. B. Dewhurst
Wisconsin
Milcott Eldred
West
8. Starr
East Fourth Street
Wellington
Ball
Carlisle
Agai
Chas
Townsend
Grandson
L W.squire
Elyria
Montague
George Rawson
Cac. Lopeman
Herbert
Bellevue
Clark Maddock
West Eighth Street
T. Maddock
Herbert Lopeman
W. Chapman
Elyria Shear Co
Shear Co
Pr. O. C Trembley
Loram
Ide Phipps
Weet Bridge Street
South Lorain
John Folkens
Second Congregational Church
Isaac Blaine
Hannah Singleton
Bainbridge
Ind
M. E
Fields Corners
Leonard
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
W. H. Lincoln
Lincoln
Columbia
Penfield News Briefs and Local Obituaries Highlight Week
Chas Farnsworth of Bikers Crossing visited Fred Gardiner and wife. Mrs Emily Farnsworth is the best of her daughter Mrs Fredi Gardner. Gen Stedman of Lorain attended the funeral of his aunt Mrs Chas White of Wellington. Park Rose on furlough after a serious burn at Chigrin Falls Steel Works. Mrs C White of Wellington died last Sunday leaving three children and a newborn. Jin Penfield, before his marriage, lived here with EF Gardimer. Funeral at Wellington residence 19 Wellington. Rev L Wagner officiated. The KOTM gave a fine rendition of Dot Viner's Daughter at Congregational church Friday. Prof H Noble coached the troupe. XANTIPPE
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Farnsworth
Bikers Crossing
Fred Gardiner
Emily Farnsworth
Fredi Gardner
Gen. Stedman
Lorain
Chas White
Wellingto
J. H. Gardiner
Herman Boyd
Fred Gardiner Rene
Elyria
Jas. Jackson
Penfield
Park Rose
Chigrin Falls
C. White
Wellington
M White
Jin Penfield
J EF Gardimer
Thia Ol
Fran 'Stedman
Decensed
K. O.T M
Errti
Local breeder sells two aged cats and horse interests
A county breeder sold two very old cats to H. H. Clough for eight dollars. Clough offered three years older breeding stock for three hundred dollars, claiming the grandmother was imported from England at a cost of three thousand. Mr. Mein owns several fine horses, with John Mein from Elyria noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Cloug
Clough
England
Vost
Obituary for David A. Rawson of Grafton Township
David A. Rawson died in Grafton on March 19. Born October 13, 181% he was among the first white male settlers in Graf ton township. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. George Cra and Mrs. J. A. Rawson, both of Grafton. Funeral held on the 21st. The Johnstown Democrat notes a new hotel is needed as current ones are full and visitors must sleep in chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Rawson
Grafton
Grafton Township
Rawson
George Cra
J. A. Rawson
Johnstown Democrat
Local Elyria notes on sap, weather and people
Local Elyria column reports light sap runs, promised warm weather for elec tion day and a parade of town visitors and residents. Included are social updates on church, school, business, rail work, injuries, marriages, and local politics with multiple named residents and nearby towns.
Clayton's Dyspepsia Tablets Ad Claims Digest Anything
An old advertisement touts Clayton's Dyspepsia Tablets promising digestion of all food. The copy notes a 50 cent price and lists Layson Labels Co. Cleveland as the seller. The fragmentary text suggests a product pitched for general stomach relief and broad meal compatibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
Llayson Lables CO
Cleyi Land
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New
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Ferris
Dr. Warner
Biggs & Everard CO
The
Prince
E. L. Coen
Ben Har
Elyma Opera House
Arthur Hancock
Arthur Obitts
Arthur Obitts, A Student At An Arbor, 18 Home Again. Mrs. Wmn. Bennington
East Avenue
F. Carter
Geo. H. Chamberlain
Ben. W. Johnson
Blytia Furniture Co
Brown & Holliday
American House
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A. J. Reubhn
Tayo Tramps
Iral Monks
John Churchill
Braman
Charles Myhrs
Fred Hert
Michigan
Detroit
Toledo
Neek
Lakeshore
Commonwealth Hotel
Loran
Gell
Lake
Collinge
Collina
J . Labret
Medina
New York
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Marblehead
Cline
West Seventh Street
Frank Stark
Magaillon
Sandusky Bay
Anti-Saloon League
Wanda
DeRan
Sanduaky County
Mill Street
R. E. Braman
Lorain County
Republican County Convention
H. A. DykmiMan
West Broad Street
Philpott & Daniels
H. A. Dykeman
Root's
Wyarst
Dykeman's
Gent
Root
Elyria Lumber Co
Elyria Business College
East Broad Street
Fred Dachtler
Broad Street
J. Smith
W. Broad St
H. C Smith
North Amberat
Clayton’s
Sarah P. Taylor
Sarah ‘Taylor
H. Chamberlain
Fauver & Robson
Allen & Davis
the Farm Implement Company
Sumifa
East_Broad Street
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