Death of Delpha Viola Warner at 66 in Uttercut Ridge
Delpha Viola Warner of Uttercut Ridge died November 2, 1899 after long illness from cancer and pneumonia. Born in Chatham Medina County March 26 16%. She married James A. Wood March 19 1861 and lived in Chatham Geauga Oberlin Cleveland with family. Survived by husband daughter and an adopted son Bert Wood. Funeral held November 22 in her home. remains placed in vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delpha Viola Warner
Chatham
Medina County
James A. Wood
Geauza County
Doion
Oberlin
Cleveland
Sam Huchinson
Bert Wood
Leo Alexander
Vern Martin
Ceeler
Grandma Farr
Pember
Ceeley
Michigan
Danby
Henry Lowles and George Hasteing start for Middle branch logs
Local notes from La Grange report Henry Lowles and George Hasteing began work on the Middle branch on November 7 to cut logs, Abe Freeman assisting. Rev. Wolf preached at the Monardh Sunday and visited Miss Na Saxton of Elysia spent three days in town. Mrs Elinor Bennent, pioneer resident, died last Monday, aged many years, funeral at her home and burial at Center cemetery. Merriam, Johnson moved to a new house. Rathbone sisters entertainment drew many visitors. Minnie Hatherton of Honolulu and Rev. Wolf from Macafield attended and the program was well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lowles
George Hasteings
Middle Branch
Abe Freeman
Wolf
Monardh
Rosier
Hartsburg
Walton
Pittsfield
Ernest Freeman
New York
Charley Rawson
Andrew
Michigan
Elinor Bennent
Center
Minnie Hatherton
Honolulu
Merriam
Johnson
Rathbone
Honolnia
Mr. Wolf
Macafield
Careie
Brighten Town Notes From Wellington Visit Otio
In Brighton reports from Wellington mention Mr Fisher in town for Friday, Mrs Newhall staying with Mrs Danbar for the winter, and Mr Janae Everson reported sick. Mrs B B Squires spent several days in Bright on the farm. Miss Una Laughtery visited Nova friends. The reading circle will meet every 16 weeks at the home of Mr and Mrs McCoy. Mr J Wells of Wellington visited Friday with Mr Eran. Many townspeople attended Uncle Tom's Cabin in Wellington Saturday evening.
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Fisher
Wellington
Briday
Newhall
Eran
Our
Uncle Toms
Bin
Teixy
Lorain County Social Notes and Local News
Miss Edith Lewis of Elyria hosted by Miss Marian Saye over Sunday. Township schools reopen after a week’s vacation. Mr and Mrs Mat Horweddel welcomed twin boys. Mrs Lickerish of Elyria visited her son Joshua Lickoyish. Born to Mr and Mrs George Savage a son on Tuesday Nov 28. Cottage prayer meeting this week at Leroy Race home. last week at the parsonage. Next lecture Wednesday evening December by Prof Jutny of Oberlin. Ladies benevolent society arranging a tun winch to be held Tuesday December 1 at the fase hall. LQT M will give x music vale soon. W.R.C. packed a barrel of fruit for Madison home for old ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Lewis
Elyria
Marian Saye
Mat Horweddel
Lickerish
Joshua Lickoyish
George Savage
Leroy Race
Jutny
Oberlin
Ladies Benevolent Society
Fase
L.Q.T. M
W. R.C
Madison
Thanksgiving services set in M. I. church at 10 a.m.
Grafton reports a busy week with church services, lectures and social events. Rev Leary to preach at Thanksgiving service. Bryenton gave lecture Monday. Mrs Sharer and son Kenyon return from Cleveland. KR Felt improving. Local families travel to Lorain and Elyria. auction sales and boarder plans noted. School pupils listed as present every day. editor and bride congratulated.
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Union
M. I
Leary
Bryenton
Sundsay School
T. Hill
Lorain
Sharer
Kenyon
Cleveland
Community News From Lagrange and Surroundings
Local notes from Lagrange recount visits by Burton Plumb of Elyria and Ernest Freeman returning from New York. Funeral of Mrs. Bement, M E Aid society supper proceeds, Rev. F S Wolf visiting, Buckeye Hive No 19 to elect officers December 6, and many town residents visiting relatives in Oberlin Elyria Cleveland Michigan and Brownhelm.
Brownhelm notes diphtheria impact and local life
The Brownhelm column reports a week of school closure due to diphtheria and updates on local residents illness and recovery. It notes social visits, Grange election plans, revival meetings, and multiple town movements including farm sales, moves, and Thanksgiving plans among residents and visitors from nearby towns.
Local notes from AYON era week of social visits and events
Mrs Lane Hattie Lane and John Bergman returned home after two months in the West. Ora Young and Mrs M Jameson visited her mother. A surprise party for Bog was planned but proved not to be a surprise yet enjoyed by all. Several family visits and local happenings including marriages, illnesses, a gas well being drilled, and a church event for the anti saloon league.
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Lane
Hattie Lane
John Berg- Man
Ora Young
M. Jameson
Clif Knight
Bog
Tlinois
Mat. Blackwell
John Snyder
Cleveland
Lizzie Rothery
Harry Hubbard
Barrows
Wilson Jameson
John Nagle
East Avon
Squire Sherbondy
Bramley and
Smith
H. M. Norton
Josiah Walker
Michigan
Mr. Walker
Joseph
Alfred Walker
Peter Urig
Terry Jameson
Kirtland
Mreet
S. A. Cornwall
Oberlin
Anti-Saloon League
Mike Frank
Peter Frank
Henry County
S.M
Sheffield Notes: Local Updates From Town
Mrs Todd fell last Wednesday evening and broke her arm. She is improving under Dr Maynard care. Mr and Mrs Glenn Chambers welcome a daughter. Mrs Fanny Reynold, ill, is improving. Pitt McRoberts of Oberlin visited friends in town Sunday. Mrs George Collier of Cleveland is guest of Mrs Horace Collier. L Higgins moves to Lorain this week. Lizzie Kebba returned from Cleveland yesterday.
Local Notes From Elyria and Nearby
Fields and families share brief updates including tr and Mrs J Robinson spending part of the week in Elyria. Eva Cole returned home after two weeks with her sister Mrs Joe Garrett ta. Pierce was called to Edwards due to illness. Tom Laird reopened his shop after a week’s vacation. A Nyehaa renamed his eastember in Avon high aL Sgrasulation to our editor. R H.
North Eaton Local Notices And Movements
North Eaton residents report pleasant weather as J C Ross accepts a post with Lorain Steel Plant Co. George Cole finishes a new home and plans to move. Rev Longson and family depart for Bell Plain Iowa to preach the coming year. Mrs George Radcliffe of Belden dies, an aged Eaton resident. L O T M to meet Friday December 1 seeking a full house for officer elections.
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J.C. Ross
Lorain Steel Plant Co
George Cole
Longson
Bell Plain
Iowa
George Radcliffe
Belden
Radcliffe
Eaton
Thanksgiving greetings and local notices from The Reporter
The Reporter sends Thanksgiving wishes to all readers. In town visits, Clarence Case of Cleveland Business College was here. Oscar Goodwin returned from Sandusky after his aunt's funeral with his uncle Theram Goodwin. Wakely Osborne is ill with his daughter Wars Gardner from Brunswick visiting. Dr Thompson attended daily. John Merrit visits his mother and sister. Mrs Jas Hardinberg visits Mr and Miner Potter. Jiues Garner and wife buy Baranee shares near Forest City Stone Co. Pearl Reisinger hosted friends. Clara and Josie Harrington visited Rep Baker in Berea. Mrs Elida Smith runs a bustling millinery business. The young teacher in district No. 2 praised by parents. Blue violets spotted in meadows last week. Mrs Mary Osborne in poor health at brother-in-law Banner Thompsons. The Pifers of Grafton are in the area bailing hay.
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Clarence Case
Cleveland Business College
Oscar Goodwin
Sandusky
Theram Goodwin
Wakely Osborne
Wars, Gardner
Brunswick
Thompson
John Merrit
Jas, Hardinberg
Miner Potter
Jiues Garner
Baranee
Forest City Stone Co
Berea
Dan Harrington
Elida Smith
Banner Thompsons
Pifers
Grafton
Pittsfield Community Notes Highlight Weddings and Meetings
In Pittsfield Andrew Lincoln wed Miss Barker in Michigan on November 97 and the couple plans to California returning mid January. Thirty seven attend Benevolent Society at Mrs John Perrys. Grant Campbell Bruce Ray return from Birmingham Alabama with premiums for Campbell Sons. Mrs Win Crosier retires from Sullivan. Walker family visits Pittfield Grange. Epworth League plans a lecture series beginning with an old fashioned school entertainment. Farmers Institute sessions draw broad attendance. speakers Fremont and Roudebush deliver strong talks.
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Andrew Lincoln
Barker
Michigan
California
The
Benevolent Society
John Perry
Grant Campbell
Bruce Ray
Birmingham
Ala
C. Campbell & Son
Sullivan
Mesera
Fremont
Roudebush
Jealousy charges against General Metcalf denied
The Cleveland Plain Dealer and other papers printed unverified charges that General Metcalf shot a Filipino prisoner. Metcalf and allied officials deny the claims as false, alleging a jealous private in Manila started the story. A San Francisco deposition by Marold Chambers questions Harris Hagby and Husky's involvement, suggesting improper signing.
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20Th Kansan Regiment
Wilder
Metcalf
Manila
Topeka
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Associated Press
Cleveland
Cleveland Leader
finThix
The
Crme
General Metcalf
United States
General Metfealt
San Francisco
Marold ¥. Chambers
Kansas
Harris C. Hagby
Mcteals
Wilpine
Husky
An Ordinance To Levy A Special Tax On West Street Sewer
An ordinance of Elyria city council levies a special tax on lots and lands benefited by the West Street sewer. It confirms the report of construction costs from six feet near the Loruth Street Railway to the Lawrence Street and West Street intersection and lists assessments to numerous property owners with payment deadlines and penalties. The measure becomes effective upon passage and publication.
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West Streat
Elyria
West Street
Lo~ruth Street
Lawrence Street
West River Street
Beth
West Creek
Erin West River Street
Lerin Street
Court News From Crential Docket Stages Guilty Plea
Court notes Monday docket actions including John Morgan who pleaded guilty to a June break in at W. J. Gibson’s house in Grafton and was sent to the Munfield reformatory. Other filings involve Boyd Cot and G D Williams for false pretenses and Joe Rainey for larceny. Disposed cases include foreclosure actions by Stany Brewing Co. and a mortgage relief matter against The Citizens Savings Bank Co.
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John Morgan
W. J. Gibson
Grafton
Munfield
Boyd Cot
G. D. Wiliams
Joe Rainey
The
Stany Brewing Co
Johanna Stanislawski
Sete Ted
W.H Conabee
Citizens Savings Bank Co
Welling H. Conabee
Citizens’ Savings Bank Co
Bed of Aluminum Sulphate Found Near Beaver Creek
On the H J Sippel farm north of town an oblong land pocket near Beaver creek hosts a six to seven foot thick deposit of aluminum sulphate mixed with iron.Three test holes confirmed the same layer eight to ten inches thick.Tests sent to Cleveland suggest a deposit of aluminum sulphate with unknown purity.Health rikes aside, pure aluminum sulphate runs about ninety cents per pound, making a large find potentially profitable for North Amherat Arus if the ore is substantial.
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H. J. Sippel
Beaver Creek
Cleveland
North
Amherat Arwus
Warning to Hunters in Avon and Sheffield Townships
All persons are warned from hunting or trespassing on the farms of listed landowners in Avon and Sheffield townships. The signers state they will prosecute offenders to the full extent of the law. Names include Burt Montague Wm Reynolds Jake Bart Seth Felt Tho Baker Gel Durkee Ho Roach Job Alexander Daniel Cheeney and others.
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Avon Aind
Sheffield
Mat Barres
Nick Deidrick
George Conrad
John Smith
Conrad Burkart
Jacob Smith
Andrew Burkart
John G. Dagen
Mike Schuler
Jonn Krebel
Nick Kelling
Burt Montague
Wm. Reynolds
Jake Bart
Seth Felt
Tho. Baker
Gel Durkee
Ho. Roach
Job Alexander
Daniel Cheeney
C. Langton
Tho. Capell
G. H. Hox
Ed Durkee
J. V. Donahue
Tho. Howlett
J. Hickey
Martin McKeen
W. Waghorn
East River street grade established by Miurtt ordinance
An ordinance titled to establish the grade of East River Street in Miurtt sets elevations at key points along Harrison Street Ridge Street and Lake Shore Michigan Southern Railway. It takes effect upon passage and publication. Passed November 7, 183%. Fred Norton with, president, and Clerk Wo Hy Pane attest.
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Mnendatt
Miurtt
Wilk
Harrison Street
Noth
Ridge Street
Luarrd- Son Street
Etwirrison Street
Lake Shore
Michisan
Fred Nortgn
Cunett
Wo Hy Pane
Notice to Contractors for Lorain Street Railway macadam work
Notice is given by the city clerk of Kigrin to receive sealed bids by December 15, 168 at 2 pm for labor and material to macadam between the rails of the Lorain Street Railway from Lodi Street bridge to near Joseph Chandler's toll. Bids may be for labor, material, or both, with separate pricing. Each bid must name all interested parties and include a guarantee of performance. The council may reject all bids. Forms available from the city engineer. November 27, 18%.
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Kigrin
Hig Omee
Court and
Serand Streets
Lorain Street Railway
Lodi Street Bridge
Joseph Chandler
Sime
Woh
Park
Ler
City of Elyria approves special sewer tax ordinance
The city adopts an ordinance to levy a special tax on the Inte street and West River street sewer project. It details assessment of costs, names property owners, and requires five annual payments beginning May 1, 1900, with penalties for nonpayment and enforcement by the county auditor. The ordinance takes effect after passage, with Fred Norton Smith presiding and W. H. Pare as clerk.
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Jos
Tronhigton
Austin
Jenne Brys
Byonsen
Tuntogtan
Onlin Baus
Thor Shearer
Maraney
Thor Bennington
Alte Flynn
Marlin Schuster
Floyd
Hannah Cline
Dradley Wengs
Mabying Hurlbert
Muri
Purseh
Gene R. Laurdan
Dasendal
Uckenrithen
Louis Schubert
W.S. Atreutoy
Hersoye
Day Bragey
Geen
Michel Cnogvan
Fay
BO Myers
Dottie Duedsan
Tlavke Shouginanny
Watt
Walter
Mosley
Wea
WE Ray
Risin
Ren Norton Smith
Coilec
WLP Anc
Cheark
Goteid
Tin W Yun
Pons
Elizebeth Tippent
Anrah Poole
A.M. Rawson
Lao
Mathew Taylor
Ora Mo Rewson
Rawson
Mattia Kayson
Mendlesohn
Margaret Kelly
Lorain St. By
Sheffield Land Co
Fred Norton Smith
W.H. Pare
Buying Prices at Elyria Markets
Elyria markets list buying prices for produce and farm goods including apples barley beans beef beeswax Joe Butter chickens live and dressed clover seed corn eggs hay honey mutton oats potatoes pork Timothy seed wool wheat and more. The ad mentions several town names and routes with price per unit for each item.
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Utternut Ridge
LA Grange
Brighton
Lorain County
Carlisle
Hattie Farmer
John Biggs
Bricknell
North Baron
Henry Town Friends
Fred Biggs
LaGrange District No.2
Rose Puls
Wise Schuffert
lParate Wicks
Mary Wicks
Edna Zimmerman
Pearl Puls
Bert Behner
Fred Schubert
Joln Wicks
Miles Wheeler
Guy Wheeler
Miss Lantsuerry
Frank McGuherson
Alis
Mabel Raver
Vaioner
Lagrange
Dante Hon
Burton Plumb
Sarah Plumb
Palmitier
Plumb
Ida Hubbard
Friene J
Chas. Rawson
New York State
W. BR. OG
P. Hastings
Friends
FS. Wolf
M. A
Tillie Butler
Cassie Buswell
Ford Dernier
Chamberlin
Lewis Curtises
Baptists
H. A. Willcox
Minnie Atherton
Honault
H.H. Forbes
W.C.T. U
Amherst
L. W. Clark
Synten
Albert W. Bryant
Tonla
Thomas Swrin
Ineh Better
A. B.S
Brownhelm
Lizzie Ruth
Bernice Wood
Agnes Rolaton
Chas. Curtis
Albert Mundge
John Stoddard
John Shotton
B. H . Bacon
John and
Nettle West
Thomas Hanmer
Pomeroy
Erhart
Mize Almira Whitney
Joel Wilder
Albert MayRoberts
Forest Street
Jess
Camden
W. W. Calkins
November
Wather
G.N. Paugh
Youngstown
J. HL
Catking
A. J. HM
A.L. Perkins
Canton
Mr. Perkins
Mr. Richards
KR. Calkime
S.A. Hardy
J. Stockford
Mliss
Mattie Ayliffe
Ayliffe
Aylitte
R. Hueus
Bedford
J.B. Calking
Bure
H. Colson
Prince Farm
Calkins
J. H. Calkine
Hefner
H. Coswellling
Old Burr Farm
D. Hartman
AYON
Fields
R. H
North Eaton
Columbia
Court News
Samuel G. Wilford
Des el Jensen
Wilford
Elyria Markets
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Central
Prisenger Tame
Im Effest
Clerstand
Bellaire
Bridgeport
soUrie
Walla
Rael
Ava
al Eal Aula
Tydaw Temperengere de Marts Ga Slisire Aaa Uheudgepor
Fai
Rts Electria
Pasa
Acont
Cleve
Kid Glo
User & Co
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Toc
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Reubens
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