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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1906
Page
5
Briefs report Shown: Wellington Elieh school visit by Lucie Hints in Cleveland today. Mrs fling improving health daily. Traxier’s music store advertises Cinderela sale at Wilkins’ Store display. Local sale of household items noted.
Cinderella is a hit all week at Traxter's music store with special salt on Cinderella next week. Mrs J Baird of Kaisercourt travels to Buffalo to visit mother Mrs Elizabeth Kinderwater. Two old cases heard in the common pleas court. Keefe and McDoyall granted a marriage license. Austin's Pancake flour promoted in local grocers. City hospital reports all patients doing well with no new admissions.
Plead guilty entries include Harri who admitted receiving stolen property and was sentenced to four fewer months in the penitentiary. Hugh Malone Frank Cusoe and Richard Dodd drew 90 days in the work house. Frank Binha pled guilty to burglary and received an indeterminate term at Mansfield reformatory. Wanted boss to handle paper routes. apply at The Reporter.
A small crowd gathered this afternoon on the square to view upholstered chairs and a washing machine offered for sale. The attractive price is expected to spur quick purchases, a novelty in Ohio street auctions of household furniture, prompting questions from curious residents.
King Solomon’s Lodge No 56 BF and AM plans a stated communication for Monday evening October 22 with work in the BA degree. The notice also mentions area druggists closing by 8 pm from Oct 22 1906 to Apr 1 1907 except holidays and weekends. Nearby ads promote Mrs Austins Pancakes for breakfast.
Suits were brought in the Delia Wallace dower cases on Saturday morning to secure a one third interest in land valued at upwards of 10 000 dollars. There are five jets in the bunch, all of which were purchased from Sheffield Land Co. by the present owners. All are on the south side of Pinfield avenue at South Yprain. The Cleveland and Sandusky Brewing Co James Miller and EL M. Ransom Frank Ferrar and Leopold Adler Peter Shone Fred Kiral Mike Plavan and the Huebner Toledo Breweries Co are the defendants.
Rev Herrick of Akron will lecture Sunday before the Spiritualists society. A leading platform speaker, he will also present trumpet solos on Monday under the society’s auspices. Large crowds attend these meetings in Odd Fellows hall.
Ww. U. Heim becomes the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad Co. ticket agent in the city and assumes duties. Eben departs from the office for Sandusky, Baxtine leaves for Chicago to join an organic company. Also notes about correspondence courses and Rocky Mountain Tea ads.
Sealed proposals for building five cottages on the Green Farm Lakey Road Avon Township will be received at Lehman and Schmitt Architects 625 Garfield Bldg Cleveland Ohio until Saturday October 20th at 12 o clock For plans and specifications apply at Architects office Revealed items note to carry pauper at once at The Re wa tonies Apply porter office
Mir George Ti Mapes visited Cleveland today and arranged for several officers of the Council to come here in December for conferment of the Superior Excellent degree. The date will be announced later. The degree has previously been conferred in Cleveland, and after December the work will be offered locally.
In Lorain and To permit td wed and Anna Village, marriage licenses were issued today amid a typically slow October. The notice includes a switch to a laxative advertisement for Kennedy's Laxative and Tar and travel prices from Elyria to Massillon, Undrichsville, and Bridgeport. Reporter Want Ads Bring Results.
A garbled note claims ammonian vapor is superior to kill germs in two weeks and that a boy is needed to carry papers. It mentions free 1 hour service and an employment offer at The Reporter office.
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