Lorain County Notes Include Visits and Local Events
Martha Porter Als visits. Roy host. Mrs W J Rugg sells Wellington home for Mrs Dobble Conta. Dobble Conta to live with her son. Church on trial by Fred Leach of Wellington. M E choir hosts fundraiser Sept 21 at M B Church with proceeds to Lowered the new phone. Anna Snyder dramatic reader to perform with local talent. Miss Snyder solo acts and Enoch Arden abridged illustrated by Amelight views. Ohio State Fair attendees report good time. Taylor reunion at Wooster noted. Body of Mr. Cowen’s father moved for burial. Kipton residents attend Novel Fair at Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Rugg
Wellington
Dobble Conta
MLO
Fred Leach
W. Oc. T. Ti
Lewis Barnes
Mice Chamberlain
Charles Shoberger
Cleveland
M.ob
M. E
Anna Snyder
Canedda
Ait Morens
Cherie Bradford
Airlie
Miss Snyder
Gannet
Enoch Arden
Amelight
DL Richards
Alberta
Rocky Moun
Land of the
I. Sigsworth
Taylor
Wooster
George
Charles Cowen
Michigan
Severn Kipton
Oberlin
Local News Scribbles and Social Notes Roundup
Fragmented items mention Phebe Wutt Teaco on sick list but improving. Norwalk visitor Mr Corts, Mr F Pwining traveling, and several locals seen socializing with Mr Og Van Deusen. Names include Mire Usahel Sigsworth Mrames Basten Taerenne Cowdery Charteyg Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usahel
Sigsworth
Corts
Norwalk
F Pwining
Taerenne Cowdery
Me Tae Cowdery
Charteyg Hopkins
Og. van Deusen
Local notes from La Grange district births and happenings
Gorn to Hubbard and wife September Lith welcomed two girls. Frank Wolcott and wife had a son recently. Rob Holcomb tended fox kits found after their mother was shot by hunters. A Burt couple’s daughter was bitten by a coon on the porch. Charley Wilcox died after eighty years. funeral Tuesday. Gene Waite and daughter Anna returned from Indiana trip. Jerome Batley’s horse was shot by hunters and injured. Surveyors fixed Carrie Gotts south line, affecting a disputed driveway. J B Sheldon filed an injunction to recover land. cage likely to go to court. Scarlet fever cases reported none. Mrs Kilna Tirks spent time with daughter in Penfield and W H Gott’s home before returning to Corisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorn
Kber Hubbard
September
Frank Wolcott
Rob Holcomb
Adi
Ida Woodmansee
Yost Johnson
Burt
Charley Wilcox
Gene Waite
Anna
Indiana
Jerome Batley
Carrie Gotts
Brighton Congregational Mower Show Promises Evening Entertainment
On Saturday September 29 the Brighton Congregational church ladies host a Mower show with music from abroad and Oberlin performers. Admission is 10 and 15 cents. A post program ice cream cake sandwiches doughnuts and coffee will be served by the ladies. Mrs Mina Waldy and Mrs Talla Seeley of Wellington visited Seeley’s tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Loew! Gilent
Oberlin
Mina Wdldy
Talla Seeley
Wellngton
I 'Pbof
Seeley
Can an Debate and Local Notices Bring Neighbors Together
The column lists visits from relatives and locals including Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Nellie Porter visiting in Brookfield and Cleveland. A debate at Can aan schoolhouse on Friday September 21 features a pro and con on parties as a state detriment. J A White ex mayor of Barnesville spoke on anti saloon league efforts and several locals host guests for the weekend. The Everson elder mill begins Tuesday and Friday work days and Sunday school time shifts to noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dies’ Society
G. M. Burge
GQ. M. Pensley
Smith
Mes
Amelia Smith
Otto
Brookfield
Ida Bidwell
Oberlin
Nellie Porter
Cleveland
C. E. Fox
Canaan
Chries Lamberg
Newton Moore
Fremont Gifford
Virgil Burge
Mary Whitney
Camden
Artie Burge
J. A. White
Barnesville
Anti-Saloon League
Tda Burge Andeson Hugene
Wellington
H. E
Vincent’s
Everson Elder Mill
S. E. Merritt
Clarksfield
Pittsfield Social Notes Include Neighbors and Travel
Mr and Mrs Dick Mills and family returned from Minnesota Sunday. Several guests visited Wellington and area residents including Mr and Mrs Joseph Rogers Parma Mr Howard Worcester Elyria and more. A red wool knit shawl was found near Wellington and can be claimed at stop 129 on the C and 5 W line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Mills
Minnesota
Joseph Rogers
Parma
Sarah
Nelson Slack
Gloria
Stanley Garrett
Harry Hamner
Ashtabula
Wellington
Local Notes From Grafton and Elyria District
Community updates report visits by Micn Ely and daughter to the Williams home, Mrs. Newton returning from Michigan, Berea Fair attendance by Mr. Benders family and Mrs. Hance, Salsbury's Elyria visit, George Spitzer with family, and several locals ill. Also obituary for James W. Dicktson dated September 17, 1906, typhoid fever death at home. Advertisement touts Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup with ingredients and druggist availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Spitzer
Fred Daniels
Woolsey
Mr. B. Hastings
James W. Dicktson
Local Notes and Family Visits Around Oberlin
NEW OBERLIN Mrs. Mathias Justin and family of Sugar Ridge visited relatives in the area. Mrs. Bott and son Albert of Loraine were guests of her mother and sister. Funeral crowds joined Mr. John Younglas and Mrs. M. Manns for a Stoney Ridge service last week. The Novel Fair at Oberlin drew a large crowd with notable exhibits. Local residents helped each other with hay and visiting relatives on Sunday. An advertisement promotes De Witt's Little Early Risers laxative as a gentle aid for digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias Justin
Sugar Ridge
Bott
Albert
Lomain
Justin
John Younglay
John Younglas
M. Manns
John Younglass
Stoney Ridge
Sam Jacobs
Peter A. Schmitz
Oberlin
Jacob J. Schmitz
French Breek
Stoney Road
North Eaton Notes and Local Happenings
Rev Wilcox of Cleveland preached at the Center Sunday morning and evening. The church plans extensive repairs soon. Mrs Dolly Warden and her mother of Elyria visited Mrs Sarah Crowell Sunday. Haton schools close Thursday for the County Fair. Mrs Lucy hosts two nieces from Michigan this week. Farmers busy cutting corn and filling silos. Minnie Wolkden went to Cleveland for eye treatment. Berea Fair drew many from Katan. Charlie Carrick works at the steel plant. Mary Gideon of Cleveland visits her brother in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly Warden
Elyria
Sarah Crowell
Lucy
Michigan
Minnie Wolkden
Cleveland
Katan
Berea
Charlie Carrick
Mary Gideon
Cheap Sunday Excursion Advertises Rail Fares
The notice lists a Sunday excursion from Elyria at 7:45 a.m. with stops at Maussil lon and Uhrichaville to Bridgeport Wheeling at round trip fares of $1.60 and $1.76 respectively. It notes services Wed through Sat in September and mentions an adjacent line about prescriptions and a war book priced at 7.38 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Maussillon
Uhrichaville
Bridgeport Wheeling
Briefs From Two States: Fires, Fines and Mechanical Feats
Reports detail 61 intoxicated men transported to Oakland police station in Pittsburg after a Bennet Social and Musical Club event. A Sandy Lake fire threat was prevented by four ministers, eight buildings burned for a $20,000 loss. A Cleveland Euclid Avenue car collision injured Thomas and Robert Connell and George Grier. Rev. Flino urged Christian diligence at Washington Avenue Methodist. Mrs. Groch and Mrs. Rude raced Cleveland to Buffalo in ten and a half hours, with a near police intervention during the drive. Bond suits involve Fred E Smith and fidelity bond makers. An invalid woman at a Faith Healers gathering in Pierpont dislocated her hip following a lift. Labor Sunday calls and grade-crossing abolition plans loom in Pittsburgh city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Lake
Mercer County
Lands Redeemed From January 1906 Tax Sale
Notice states lands held by H. I. Dunham have been redeemed from the January tax sale of 1906. It lists Twp lot 85 and lot No. 254 Obertin Corp'u. Purelast er will issue a gale certificate to O. E. Haseroot, County Auditor, on September 17, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. I. Dunham
Obertin Corp
U. Purelaster
Gale
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Lorain County
Rochester
Als
Martha Porter
Mmarshall Roy
Starrow
Parmilee Spicer
Miss Maloney
Hunet Seni Yeeee
eMra
J.T. Henderson
Herby Davilson
John Watkins
Charles Sigsworth
Coluhibus
Kipton
Gronius
Phebe
LA Grange
Brighton
A.R. Ghampney Go
Pittsfield
Waite
Howard Worcester
Clarence Davis
Taile
Ella Sheldon
Graypa
Mr. Barrack
California
A. P. Lincoln’s
Carl Whitney
Prank Wadsworth's
Norman Whitney
A. M. Sherburne
George Arnold
Winifred
Mary Kepler
Nina Root
Grafton
Frances Barnard
Elyria Hospital
Savayane Garett
Cora Reynolds
Andrew Myers
Sheffield
Fraza Barrett
Obertin
Chas
Nason
Volney McRoberts
Celia Manning
Arthur McCraden
A. Bishop
Frank Irish
Landon Road
Lorain
J. B. Barrance
Vinnie Hyde
May Purcell
Candis
N.Y
Eliza Probert
Mrs
Fred West
Micn Ely
Mrs. Williams
Newton
Mr. Bender
Hance
Berea Fair
Kennedy
All
New Oberlin
Jacob Woohleber
M. ‘Graft of
J. Wohleber
Leo Lahif
And
Lawrence
Yunglaus of
George Dion and Son
de Witt
North Eaton
Wilcox of
Haton
E. WA. Hague
Lemoa Cems
National Biscuit Company
Oakland Nolice
Pitsburg
Bennet Social and
Euclid Avenue
Thomas Connell
Robert Connell
George Greenlinger
Flino
Washington Avene Methodist Church
Pittsburg
R. A. Groch
B. Rude
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
Charles Johnson
Bankers’ Surety Company
Akron
Fred E. Smith
Fidelity & Deposit Company of Maryland
Maryland Company
Cleveland Company
Pierpont
Conneaut
Amey
Tate
T. D. Williams
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Railroad Commanaiee
Ib Fa
E. U. Hague
O. E. Haseroot
Victor the Greate
Steel
Iter
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Lea
Lefle CY Sp
Aaa
Permaey
E.F. Whitney & Son
Broad Street
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