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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1901
Page
5
A garbled transcription details numerous real estate deeds and parcels with prices and lot numbers, listing transfers among individuals and firms across Amherst Lorain and surrounding areas. The text also includes scattered census like entries and names with ages and occupations.
Attorney J H Leonard traveled to Spencer on business. Miss G C Cowell of Cleveland stayed with John Baridavf and wife over Sunday. Mrs W A Rod and son Kavara returned from Alliance. Mr and Mrs Budbill and daughter hosted Cleveland guests. Mrs Harry Cahoon and Ella Cahoon plan to see San Toy in Cleveland. Elyria Indoor baseball hosts Lorain tonight at Lorain gym. Young Men's Dancing club held its first party of the season in the Elyria block with many couples attending.
A proposed Elyria shirt waist factory backed by Lorain County Banking Co. aimed to rent Ely Power Block space for three years and hire over 100 girls, but owner Mr Ely rented the floor to others, likely pushing the factory to Kent. Judge Reed ruled Sandusky Bay marshes public, opening hunting access to the Western Reserve lands.
Two carpenters J A McDonald and Joseph Kolb fell forty to fifty feet from a scaffold at the new Catholic school on Fourth Street. McDonald died within minutes, Kolb taken home by ambulance with injuries feared fatal. Both men helped build the scaffolding. cause under investigation. Mrs McDonald and four children mourn. Miss Mattie Opter to wed Attorney Edgar Mosley of Sidney Nova Scotia.
Oberlin October 29 M G Dick prominent local businessman and political leader fell from his wheel s yesterday unconscious with a severe head wound and is in critical condition. Separately a large funeral service honored Fenelon B Rice the noted organizer and conductor with lay in state at Second Church and burial at the nearby cemetery after addresses by college officials and musicians.
Dr Thomas H Dinsmore presents A Wonderful Structure as the third lecture in the People’s Institute series on Wednesday Nov 6 at 7 20 p m It features brilliant chemical demonstrations and illustrated content Reserved seats go on sale at Murbachs from Monday at 7 pm Season tickets remain available for eight numbers at 1 Single admissions cost 60 cents with reserved seats 75 cents Get a ticket now to avoid missing this popular talk.
A. R. Webber will address a Chestnut Grove school house meeting on Sunday afternoon at three o'clock to promote good citizenship. The Harmony Male quartet will provide music. All friends of the children are invited to attend.
The OC BE and W Ry faces a water supply crisis as river flow is low for boiler needs at the southwest powerhouse. If rain does not come, the line could be shut down though a low dam or in-river wells may be pursued. Gilbert E. Webber reports a jewelry theft of about 100 dollars from his new Lorain store after a break in through a glass pane.
Chairman Hinman coordinates official results reception at the courthouse on election night with a possible telegraph wire and messenger transport. News from across the county and New York City will be reported as soon as available. Free admission invites all to attend. Probate actions list land sale permissions for two estates. Apply here to learn the printing business.
A little girl named Mary Sabins was struck by a runaway team in Tuckerville at noon Wednesday but escaped serious injury. A lost Maltese cross pin and a heavy neck strap are reported near 9th Street and The Biggs and Everard Co. store. rewards offered at Andwar Hotel and Biggs and Everard Co. store.
An association of 10,000 members drafts a bill to reestablish the pre 1899 game laws. It allows duck shooting from Sept 1 to Apr 10 and all doves in the same period, with doves not mentioned in current law. Woodcock shooting would be permitted from July 1 through summer.
Robert Elliott ten year old son of Frank Elliott broke his right arm below the elbow during recess on Wednesday. He was pushed by playmates and fell with the arm under him. Dr. Sheffield reduced the fracture.
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