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Newspaper

Elyria Reporter

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1900

Page

4

Republican meeting schedule lists dates and hosts

The executive committee plans political meetings from October 23 to November 3 across towns including Huntington LaPorte Gratton Avon North Ridgeville and South Amherst with speakers Hon W W Skiles E G Johnson C D Wightman A G Comings Lee Stroup and others Music by Wellington Glee Club and multiple local officials attend at each site.

Phoreday Huntington W. W. Skiles J. T. Haskell LaPorte E. G. Johnson E. A. Hinman Lee Stroup Belden G. M. Skiles Chas. Metcalf W. B. Johnston Wellington Gratton M. E. Leyagood Avon Jaycox School House WW. B. Bedortha J. W. Steele North Ridgeville W. W. Boynton A .T. Webber W. B. Thompson Amherst A. G. Comings Fred Read Beighton Center C. D. Wightman W. EB. Bedortha Henrietta C.D. Wightman G. AL. Skiles Brownhelm Congregational Church A. R. Webber Rochester W. W.skiles W. B. Badortha L. B. Fauver North Ridgeville Geo. H. Chamberlain Columbia Hon Tred Reet South Lorain H. H. Daugharty North Amherst WW. Skiles LaGrange E.G. Johnson H. H. Daugherty

Second Annual Meeting of Women of First Congregational Church

The General Association of Women of the First Congregational Church held its second annual meeting on Wednesday afternoon with reports from department secretaries praising past year's work. Treasurer Mrs. R. B. Cary announced $2180.34 raised in two years and $757.95 receipts last year, leaving $127.10 in treasury. Notable out‑of‑town speakers included Mrs. Sarah Little, Miss Anna M. Edwards, Dr. Alice R. Foster, and Miss Evans. New officers elected: Mrs. F. N. Smith president, Mrs. C. A. Latham first VP, Mrs. A. L. Garford second VP, Mrs. W. Saunders secretary, Miss Burrows assistant secretary, Mrs. R. O. Cary treasurer.

General Association of Women of the First Congregations Tary R. B. Cary Treasury Foreign Sarah ©. Little Oberlin J. P.jones India Anna M. Edwards Cleveland Alice RR. Foster Evans Lake Erie College F. N. Smith Mra Mra. C Latham Mra. W .G

Lorain County News Highlights Local Life and Tales

Mrs Lillie West visited Elyria friends for several days while F Pritchard returned from Cleveland over Sunday. The column covers morale, health, and social events, including a T O T social at Dr G N Snyder, a Roosevelt visit turnout, a Grange wedding anniversary, and community help with plowing and wheat. It notes local illnesses, birthdays, and civic notices, plus plans for a Republican speech on November 3 at the town hall.

B. Barnum New London Elytia Roosevelt James Hastings Grafton Hinkley Elyria Frank Pritchard Dunt Ida Hubbard C. A. Wilcox Irwin Hubbards Geneva Miller Baptistic Society B. Curtise Levy Mason Perry Spicer F. Knowles J. Grills W. Dean Albert Brown

Miss Zaida Crisp Hosts Weekend Visit Scene

North Ridgeville notes show Miss Zaida Crisp of Hiyra as guest of Miss Dawley over Sunday while Walter Meech and A W Mad dock of Cleveland visited relatives. Many local families attend sermons, gatherings, and birthdays as typhoid concerns rise in Columbia County.

Brownhelm Republicans Unite Behind G. Johnson Support

Farmers sell apples at 60 to 65 cents per barrel as Brownhelm locals report a strong Republican turnout at North Amherst. EB G Johnson receives high praise from speakers. Mrs Walter Waren and daughter visit J Peck. Morse travels to New York City to campaign. W N Cotton and J Sehaibley push for county commissioner candidate Sehaibley amid Republican backing for Wangerien. A few Aguinaldo cronies misgiv e.

North Amherst EB. G. Johnson Walter Waren J. Peck Rimmernman Arthur Morse National Committee New York City Morse Cotton John Sehaibley Henry Wangerien Roughriders Wangerien Brownhelm Agunaldo Jar

Rochester Social Notes With Regional Visits and Ailing Horse

Rochester items reveal Misgea s Taylor visiting New London with parents and Daisy Simeon entertaining her cousin from Orange. Magie Richardson of Columbia stayed with aunt J Hawley. Tarraghar and Nall Murray hosting visits. Professor Currier at home briefly. Mary Bears of Oberlin spent a Sunday with grandfather M J Cruim erine. G Rolfe’s horse grew sick after a thorn wound. Henry Barnes and wife travel in Michigan, will be away awhile. More news next time.

Misgeas Taylor New B London Daisy Simeon Rickett Orange Magie Richardson Columbia J. Hawley Miss Tarraghar Nall Murray Professor Currier Mary Bears Oberlin M. J. Cruimerine J. Hodgeskin Mary Knapp

Pittsfield Notes From Town and Country

Fine weather for busking Farmers gather supplies for winter. Stanley Garret fractured left arm after roof fall. Mrs Abbie McRoberts moved his horse barn. Mrs Henry Webster suffers carbuncle. Mr Harry Hamner and wife from Elhart visiting. Cora Reynolds from Sheffield visiting friends. Geo Hollingsworths attended granddaughter’s family gathering. Rogerses visited Penfield. Clarance Brarick sprained ankle. Harry Squares visited Russia. Carl Whitney houses nearly enclosed. Erwin McRoberts home from Masuria. Cliff Carter threshed Saturday. Clara Sheldon improving. William Rogers family visited Oberlin. River bridge south approach stonework completed. EK

Stanley Garret Abbie McRoberts Henry Webster Harry Hamner Elhart Cora Reynolds Sheffield Geo. Hollingsworth Charlie Ophers D. Rogers Penfield Clarance Brarick Harry Squares Russia Carl Whitney Erwin McRoberts Masuria Cliff Carter Clariance Sheldon William Rogers Oberlin

Funeral for Mrs Buck Noted in Avon

Mrs Elizabeth Buck died at her residence October 18 at age 66. Attending were Mr and Mrs James Gray and children, Mrs Lyman, Miss Lydia Gray of Elyria, and others from Cleveland and Eaton. Services led by Rev Dann with Rev J Gough, reflecting on her sufferings and the family’s sympathy from a large circle of friends.

Zaida Crisp Hiyra Dawley Walter Meech W. Maddock Cleveland Wm. Buck John Buck Avon Andrew Mantua Station Portage Tirrot Congregational Church Wannamaker Elyria Mildred Lickorish Joshua Lickorish Sadie J. Ling BR. E. Bugbee Aghtabula Harbor F. Leonard M L. Beebe Brambley Chagrin Falls R. Ridge Rev Paton Almont Michigan Balcomb Marcus Terrell J. Maxwell J. Maddock B. L. Terrell KE. A. Ault Florence Lorain James Gray Lyman Lydia Gray Buck A. A. Townsend Sarah Deniston Mary Buck Quite Elizabeth Buck Dann Gough John Hill Geo. Dechani John Budinger Cousins Eaton Loveland Ezra Jackson le. Ge

BAKERS CROSSING COMMUNITY SNAPSHOT

Local notes from Chatham Wooster and surrounding areas recount visits requests and social events. J Frizzard family stopped by Chatham while Clarence Sage was home. Mrs J Martin called at J Kelsey. Mrs Tina Dirlam and sons traveled to Ledi. Evelyn Kelsey at home with meat ales. A harness shop opened at 119 West Avenue promising first class handmade harness and repair work. Mr Emery Root plans state concert tours after purchasing a phonogram. Mr J L Cleghorn grows sweet potatoes as a specialty, harvesting four bushels on one rod. Rev BE Hatch to speak in New Pondon next Tuesday. Mary Rogers and Miss Luck Susie and Orin Wilcox noted social moments. street fair attended by Mrs Tillison and others. Mrs C Dirlam and Mrs J Wheeler in Ashland last week. The C Relsey dance drew a good crowd.

Rough Riders Eaton G. Johnson Nye Hinman Steele McKinley Roosevelt Columbine Columbia Clarence Adams Cleveland Adams Tillison Wooster C. Dirlam J. Wheeler Ashland Tina Dirlam Ledi Evelyn Kelsey C. Relsey J. L. Cleghorn BE. Hatch New ‘Pondon Miss Luck Susie Orin Wilcox

Community Notes From Grafton And Surrounds

North Eaton reports visitors from Grafton and Cleveland with neighbors sharing news of recent visits. Theft incidents creep through the week as Charles Jackson and brother lose horse and buggy near Ilyria. items include two overcoats and evidence of rough driving. A $75 reward is offered for the thief.

Charles Jackson Iilyria Miss Durkee Litchfield

Public Sale near Hlyria and North Ridgeville

Auctioneer Duckwhent finishes the public sale near Sugar Ridge three miles east of Hlyria and two miles southwest of North Ridgeville on Thursday November 8 at 9 30. Items include two young horses three milch cows with calves one yearling heifer a lancing wagon mowing machine hay rake plow two cultivators spike tooth drag spring tooth harrow shovel plow hay rope and pulleys steel land roller hand made Bobs three seated Market wagon 100 egg incubator and brooder and other articles. Terms cash. Paintr PEAL Dax Eason Auctioneer.

Hlyria North Ridgeville Sugar Ridge Dax Eason

Local Notes From Lorain and Surroundings

Belden J Brenner and son Warren visited Lorain last Saturday A daughter was born to Antone Werner and wife on Oct 1 Seaman Holt moved into a new home east of town Miss Amy Mackey visited Grange friends Miss Damon and Mr Chapin drove to Wellington Miss Pack of Music Michigan visited her uncle E Peek Weather predictions call on 15 Koepkie BI

J. Brenner Warren Lorain Antone Werner Seaman Holt Amy Mackey Sa| Grange M. E. Church Kev. Hilberty Damon Mr. Chapin Wellington Pack Misic Mich E. Peek Koepkie

Ireland for McKinley Roosevelt statement on voting

Archbishop Ireland issued a personal statement clarifying his vote in the campaign. He said he will vote for William McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt, arguing the Republican ticket serves national interests, prosperity, peace, and stature after the war, and urged no further doubts about his intent.

New York Ireland William McKinley Theodore Roosevelt Republican Party

Peculiar accident injures traveling man in street light fall

Elias Roe of Cleveland, formerly of this city, was struck by a falling glass shard from an arc lamp in front of the Johnson block on Cheapside Friday evening. The glass broke after someone jarred the post to restart the light, cutting his clothing and wounding his chest slightly.

Elias Roe Cleveland Roe Fin Rce

Serious Charge Against 17 Year Old For Theft

John Sage a 17 year old boy was arrested by Officer Whitney on Saturday morning charged with stealing goods from the Racket store. It is alleged he has been employed by J Collins proprietor and has for some time past appropriated merchandise from the warehouse. Items claimed include four blankets a canvas coat an axe a fork and a hand sled.

John Sage Whitney Sage Collins

Police Court notes and a rural sale near Elyria

Friday brought several hobo defendants before the mayor in police court. Frank Myers of Buffalo was fined and assigned to street work. James Elmer claimed his rights and justice as he pled not guilty to vagrancy, with cases for Elmer and Collins continued. One intoxication case was settled. Public sale announces farm property near Elyria four miles south on River road Tuesday October 30 at 10. Items include horses cattle implements and harvest equipment. Terms require one year with security or cash under five dollars, two percent off for cash. Jane Gabbrett conducts the sale.

Frank Myers Buffalo James Elmer Clyria James Collins Elyria Jane Gabbrett

Escape From Galveston Flood A Family's Narrow Flight

Mrs. W G Frederick recounts a harrowing escape from the Galveston disaster. Swept by 10 foot flood and 120 mph winds, she and husband saved their three children by climbing to a cottage roof as their house vanished. The ordeal lasted through the night, ending at dawn when water receded and all survived.

Reduced Rates to Chicago by Lake Shore Railroad

Reduced rates to Chicago via Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Ry for round trips begin October 3 and November 1. Tickets priced at one and one third fare for the round trip with return food included, though the notice contains garbled fragments.

Chicago Lake Shore Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Ry Wecramhaw

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Executive Committee A H. Smith Lorain County EB. Broughton Carlisle Freeman Coughlan Hatchenburg Lydia Bear la Fayette David Watring Ross Glenn Pittsfield Lettie Soules T. Shepard Clayton H. Soules Farguson Bloomingdale Wood County Belle Bailey John Monroe Hur Wm. Johnson Fred Hance Hame Wm. Elliot Edith Randall A.J. Holcomb Phelps Werrell Walton T. Bendell Jane Runals Alta Knowles New Castle Cline Mahoning River Beaver River Louisa Randall la Grange New York State Wilson Town Hall Shirley Davidson Bride Colorado Hudson Jesse Palmer Jesse A. Gr. Wilson Wade Johnson Spencer Wade Forest City John Murray Murray Chance Jehu Mr. Murray M. G. Starr Parker van Valkenburg Parker J. B. Smith Smith W.ow. Penfield D. Jonas D. Gott Madina Baker's Crossing West Avenue North Eaton Reubiin M’kinley Death's Portals Galveston Lexan W.G. Frederick E. D. Baker County Frederick Akron Auire J¢ffe Mercha Becau Corola
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