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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1906
Page
5
Briefs report F. Brewer traveling to Cleveland on business and W M Smith of F A Smith Bros heading to Beldon to oversee a farm sale. Also noted is J Us Koliuski leaving for a week in Atlantic City New Jersey and Capt A B Griswold of Lakeside Ohio visiting relatives.
The column lists residents visiting and staying in town, moves such as D A Cleveland relocating a bicycle shop, and local births and deaths. It notes marriages Mr Stanly Bonner and Miss Cora Grills, a warrant for Mrs Mary Klein after a disturbance, a vagrancy case against William Watson with a $50 fine and workhouse sentence, plus other social brief items and local business mentions.
One of the leading attractions at the Counts fair this week is Colonel Fred the horse with human heat. Spectators say the horse can do almost anything except talk and displays notable smartness. The animal attracts many visitors and is not to be missed.
Adalbert Robson of this city will wed Miss Emma Stein of Amherst Wednesday at 3 p m at the bride’s home in Amherst The Rev W Cadmus of the First Congregational Church of Elyria will perform the ceremony Both the prospective bride and groom are well known in this city Robson is manager of the Sanitary Dairy and Baking Co Stein has lived here for five years Also noted P A Rice of the Sloane House Sandusky is thriving in a campaign with Cash Jr 2 15% and may end the season among top money winners with Indian Circuit stake races Mage Harry H Smith is in Cleveland on business
Chicago reports a mystery woman confessed and surrendered 357000 in currency tied to the Milwaukee Avenue Bank looting. The stash was allegedly moved nightly in a suitcase to her home. an indictment against Theodore Stensland for conspiracy stands.
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