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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1905
Page
4
A woman testifies to Easy Task soap fulfilling claims as the best all around kitchen and laundry soap on the market. She urges readers to try it, noting no mistake in choosing this brand and hinting it is carried by grocers nationwide.
An old advertisement promotes Ko doi Dyspepsia Cure claiming it digests what you eat cures indigestion and all stomach troubles. It states you forget you have a stomach once you begin taking it and that the product restores strength and health, sold by H. A. Dykeman.
Agents of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway offer special low round trip tickets every Sunday between specified points. The program runs weekly until around October, allowing passengers to travel and return home in a single day.
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve is advertised as a universal healer for cuts burns bruises and skin diseases. A testimonial from Adolph Zickefoose claims his daughter’s white swelling required bone pieces to come out and the salve cured her. Beware of counterfeit versions. sold by H A Dykeman.
Notice advertises an opening for a harness shop at Litchfield with the entire stock fixtures and tools of Inte H Norton for sale or rent. Inquiries directed to A D Hall at Litchfield seeking quick sale of remaining business components.
A Cleveland man was arrested in Elyria a month ago for speeding and released. Jank Adams visited Elyria to sell an auto to Henry Andreas, was arrested for dangerous searching, and before the mayor. Adams was released. told to return to Elyria when convenient and be tried. Mr Andress agreed to “be good” for Adams. Adams came to Elyria Sunday for the first time since arrest, but did not see the mayor. He returned to Cleveland. the mayor awaits him at his leisure.
Kipton high school prepares commencement at Union church on Friday May 19 with five graduates. An Oberlin orchestra of about twenty to play. Duets by Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Ibba. Rev P D Dodge of Talmadge to give the address. Alumni banquet to follow. The baccalaureate sermon to be preached May 14 by Rev W S Cook. Also ad notes on napkins and drug products appear.
Judge Washburn announced criminal assignments for the week. On Tuesday May 16, Hill and Rose charged with receiving stolen property. Roas and Hall with grand larceny. Gold and Sherman with receiving and buying stolen property. John McNulty for cutting with intent to wound. Also May 16 list includes John Smith abandonment of child and Nicholas Smith for playing baseball on Sunday. Lucaday May 23 lists W. J. Worth keeping and bucket shop, Henry King.
The annual reunion of the First Congregational church is Thursday evening with WW A Smythe as toastmaster. Speakers include M Aevagood on Church Influence on Young Men and The Young Woman in the Church by Miss Bessie Haines. Others cover The Children of the Church, Christianity and Fraternity, The Church and the Minister's Wife, The Church and Character Builder, and Reminiscences by Dr G A Sherwood. Orchestral interludes accompany the program.
The Big Four will operate an excursion train from Grafton to Columbus next Sunday. The train departs Grafton at 7 56 am and reaches Columbus at 11 40 am with a return at 7 pm. Round trip fare is a dollar, Chapman's advertises wash suits up to 3 dollars.
Frank J Loveland filed a petition in the Court of Common Pleas asking judgment on two promissory notes totaling 1805 90 with interest. Garnishment issued against Mark Ju Thomsen executor of Calpe J L Reamer's estate. Hearing set after June 28 1905. Attorneys T F Herblor.
The Childrens Rescue Society of Illinois filed April 24 1403 in the Court of Common Pleas Lorain County Ohio a petition to encumber by mortgage the land in Henrietta and Brownhelm townships Lorain County known as lots 65 66 66 78 79 80 BL 8 and 83 plus part of lot 26 totaling about 376 acres recorded in Volumes 88 375 Vol 93 123 and Vol 93 81 to secure a 10000 mortgage Hearing set on or after May 23 1005 filed by J A Springer president Apr M w4
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