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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1905
Page
2
The Elyria Reporter announces subscription terms and delivery options. Rates apply for daily home delivery and mail subscription outside Elyria, with prices and terms outlined by The Reporter Printing Co. Editor and Manager at 8 Canfield.
A fragmentary political piece discusses Senator Dick and Governor Herrick’s Republican support. It portrays a push for “representative representation” at the upcoming state convention, frames Herrick's nomination as vital, and condemns slander aimed at public servants while urging voters to back the party.
Frank Wilford petitions in common pleas court alleging fraudulent transfer of Carliale property to his wife prior to bankruptcy. He seeks to set aside the transfer and recover estate assets in a case against William H and Dydin Suihit in the Saturday hearing.
Mrs Della L Beard of Pittafield N D filed for divorce from Henry Q Heard alleging abandonment since 1882 marriage to their two children. She seeks property valued at 4000 and support, claiming he never furnished clothes or food and left the family in want.
Mrs Amelia Drefke files for divorce from Albert Drefke on grounds of habitual drunkenness and neglect. They wed in 1909 at Elyria and have two children. The action was started Monday morning.
Popular program by Lyman H. Howe draws growing patronage at Elyria Theatre. New travel scenes and current events from foreign lands and home shores promise fresh humor and education for every family member.
Frank Nagy and John Bugadzsia formed a farming partnership March 18 1906 on the Jaycox farm near Beach Park. Nagy paid $1 for implements, claim partner then seized control and ordered him off the property. Nagy seeks court appointment of a receiver. Also noted are Joe Fitch petit larceny trial postponed and a divorce suit dismissal for Clara Sendree, plus Belmont Iron Works crew beginning work on the Washington Avenue bridge.
Harry Eddy of Cleveland was arrested in Elyria for intoxication while seeking to abduct two children from the Birmingham Orphanage. He was released Saturday after paying fines, with no prosecution on the abduction charge pursued. News notes include a Elyria mayoral candidate statement, and various items on health, travel, and advertisements.
Allen Abbott keeps Jude R. Jones clerks busy as twins arrive and friends celebrate with cigars. Wadsworth Bros. cigars sold by Jude R. Jones entice customers with five cent Smokes advertised as Savana filler and better value than pricier brands.
From Oberlin Business College Miss Arietta Crawford and Mr Henry Bembower accept positions with Western Automatic Machine Screw Co at Flyria. Both are students at Oberlin Business College. The college had many calls for bookkeepers and ethnographa in the past week.
Excursion tickets to St Louis on the Lake Shore Railway sale run May 16 and 17 with return wood until May 27. Ask Lake Shore agents for full information. May 14 16 Let Try our Want Column. a
Notice of a special meeting of the Book Buyer's Exchange Company stockholders at the Turner block office in Elyria Ohio on May 1st 1905 at 8 oclock A M to vote on surrendering and abandoning the charter. The corporation has closed its business paid its debts and desires to cease operations. M E Capris president J C Hin secretary Elyria April 29 1905.
On Eleventh avenue between Pearl and Seneca streets, three nice little houses are for sale. The price is low and the property attractive. This opportunity will not return soon. Call on or address the Sheffield Land and Improvement Company at Bank Building, 10th Avenue and Pearl Street, Elyria, represented by F. M. Whiteman.
Smith Bros at 641 Broad Street Elyria Ohio announces complete 1905 wallpaper stock direct from manufacturers. Rolls of 1905 styles sold with season warranty and immediate delivery. Also offering about 6000 rolls of 1904 styles at half wholesale cost for bargain seekers.
A Atchison Globe notice cites Joe Tack, an engineer on the Missouri Pacific line, claiming a Kodol Dyspepsia Cure saved him from stomach trouble and possibly cancer. It notes druggist H A Dykeman sells Kodol, plus Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Ter srestest beauty cream for 35 cents.
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