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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1906
Page
5
Briefs note a paint job at the Lake Shore depot and mention several local residents including O H Kothe in Cleveland on business Mrs Clark Maddock and Mrs 2 Maddock vacationing in Weymouth Mr A D Marsh of Medina formerly of the city called yesterday Roe Burt left Reublin's grocery after a period of employment and Mr and Mrs Jim Brandau with Miss Myrtie Nichols were in company.
New York visitor Myr. N Crowell spent Wednesday with the Crowells of Anderson Back. The Victor Gas Queen will serve as a medium hot air furnace. For sale by BE FP Whitney & Son dated 10 12 64. Gus Wagner of Huron street visiting Erle Pennsylvania relatives. Mrs Austin's Pancake flour advertised as freshest on hand at grocers. Mrs Feron and daughter visiting Cleve land today at Masonic Temple post cards at Hildred's Book Store dated 10 17 St. Dr WE Hart absent on business. Dr Nicholay covers practice in his absence. Mrs John Evrard and Sunday School class enjoyed a delightful outing at WHI Norton’s on Lake Avenue. Miss Maude Zeman of Ridgeville was guest of Mrs J A Rawson on Sixth Street yesterday.
Residents flood the mayor with complaints about ashes from stoves and furnaces dumped in streets. Leaves burned on asphalt cause pavement damage and holes. Garbage dumping from fall cleaning on vacant lots prompts protests from owners and neighbors. Authorities warn prosecutions for violations of city ordinance.
A large gathering of Masons from across the county attends the dedication of Elyria’s Masonic Temple under the Grand Lodge of Ohio and King Solomon's Lodge No. 56. The Grand Master appointed a stand‑in officer. a banquet follows, then a social program with remarks and an address.
Ingraham did not plead guilty as expected after forging his wife s name and losing money in bucket shop speculation. He was jailed to await trial. LL B Fanver to defend him as part of a broader list of county jail prisoners. Names include Charles Ingraham Oberlin and multiple charges such as burglary robbery rape forgery and theft.
Dr. Martin Friedrich health officer denies claiming he attacked the Cleveland Board of Education. He argues his statement on school room conditions causing shortsightedness or spinal curvature targets public schools generally, not Cleveland specifically. A separate Detroit jewel listing appears with a sale ad.
Rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes follow the use of these dependable little pills. They do not gripe or sicken. Sold by all druggists.
Attorney Cinninger effected a out of court settlement with Lake Shore railroad for Mrs. Rose Shearer of Amherst for injuries from the Elyria freight depot wreck on March 13. The company paid $59090 in liquidation of the claim after Mrs Shearer suffered a severe nervous shock and lengthy bed rest.
Work on Depot Street continues steadily with curbing already in place at the east end. The project is proceeding quickly and is expected to greatly improve the area's appearance once paved, addressing persistent wet spell damage that has long marred the street.
Justice C. C. Lord officiated at a ceremony uniting John M. Davis of Sherodsville and Myrtle E. North of LaGrange as husband and wife in a neat and artistic service. Also mentions Kennedy’s Laxative Honey and Tar as a remedy and notes prices and availability.
An ad for a correspondence finance course charges one dollar per week for three months. It promises positions for graduates and invites readers to join the first week’s lessons by sending one dollar to M Y College of Finance, Executive Offices, Suite 1206, 79-85 Wall Street, New York City.
The B O announces cheap Sunday excursions leaving Elyria at 6 45 am offering round trip fares to Massillon 106 Uhrichsville 156 Bridgeport Wheeling 175 with limited schedules and locations.
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