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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1905
Page
3
An research style ad promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a premier baby medicine. It notes loving mothers can obtain it for 35 cents, with mentions of Tea or Tableta and the druggist firms AA Dykeman.
Mrs Bertha Leppiere is seriously ill with heart failure at the home of her sister Mrs W A Scott on Enat River Street. She was formerly employed at the Horal Topliff. Mr and Mrs Wreduchenrither of West River Street entertained about thirty friends and relatives at dinner last evening. The guests report a very pleasant time. The Misses Viola Parson Louise and Marion Conrad of Nottingham spent Sunday at their homes in Elyria.
Mayor Folger approves parole for Frank Haggerty after reform and promise to stay away from trouble. He left the Cleveland work house Monday as Parole Officer H. D. notes he has reformed, found work, and will remain away from Youngstown.
A jumble of rental notices and notices for board, including 861 West Second Street furnished rooms with board and references, plus multiple rent listings for rooms, houses, and farms. Names like Mrs Sheridan Jane D Faxon Morris Wholesale House Cincinnati Ohio and addresses in Elyria and Grafton appear, with varied terms and contact hints.
A notice describes a suite of rooms in the Gray block offering all conveniences. Inquiries are directed to Gray's dry goods store.
W J S Hillier of Wigrin and B C Ward of Wellington move among friends, announcing their candidacy for sheriff on the Republican ticket.
Saturday was the final day for the payment of assessments for Wash peton Pavement approval. About one third of the property owners paid their assessments, and the tax levy will be applied accordingly. Rev. Henry Alten from Kensington is in town this week. Mr Madele and wife of Cle spent Sunday with Thenuds, Mrs Henry Dimick visited Mrs J. Dantaberry last Saturday. Mrs Harrison is suffering with a bad eye. Mr Miller was called to Clyde by the death of his brother. Wives were held Monday. Mr John Smith and bride have settled in their new home. Mesa John Everard was then Sunday. James Allen is building stone to their house. Mrs Carrie Warnock from Elyria visited her aunt Mrs Oakley last week. Ada Smith was very ill Sunday. Nellie Smith is teaching her school during her absence. The ladies and sec in WAH on May 4th by Mrs Humpfrey and Mrs Hamlin. Mr Bennett and wife purchased the home of the late Mrs Roas, nein veland al Ber, in town. A modern seven room house, 117 Water Street. Gas in furnace, $20.00 per month. This includes shades and use of tas. Mrs John Lerseh TM
A vintage health ad argues that fighting dandruff requires eradicating the underlying dandruff germ. It promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the product that kills the germ so hair can regrow healthily. The notice urges readers to mail 10 cents or 160 stamps for a sample to The Herpicide Co Detroit Mich, via agent Ray-My Rady.
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