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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1906
Page
5
Eastern readers hear social calls from Buffalo to Washington. Miss Roxy’s joke ends the page. A Toledo man offers 100 dollar reward for catarrh cure from Hall's brand. Local moves include D A Cleveland’s bicycle shop relocation to 253 Second Street and G t Davis securing road contracts in Eaton township.
Ralph Davis visits friends in Fostoria this week. Pens Cran of Baby's Drug Store shows slight improvement this morning. Elizabeth Pfeil of Sandusky visits daughter Mrs Ed Rosen for a few days. Snow and rain depart this morning. Woops wife and son return from Huson Michigan. DIXON'S BARGAIN STORE notes visitors. Peres McClure and Jane Bingham spend Sunday in Olmsted Falls. Henry Gibbs of Oberlin was in town on business. Mr El Haseradt and daughter Hermine depart for New York.
Local ad fragment lists T6G por te Round Steak priced at 6.75e per pound from Tone-Ped Cattle and Country-Fed Pork with a phone contact 813 for orders.
The Taylor Land and Improvement Company markets large Birmingham Park lots at one dollar weekly with immediate transfer of ownership upon completion of payment. The offer targets those lacking a home or savings, emphasizes frugality, and notes the sale is short and open to all.
Mr Hoffman leading Oberlin violinist will perform at the evening praise service in the First Congregational Church. He plans to start violin classes in Elyria and may invite students to join.
An offer invites honest ambitious individuals to start their own office with no capital risk. It promises agencies for top fire insurance firms, conveyancing, mortgages, and policy writing, with yearly earnings cited. Includes a request to reply for details from Omnen A. Tarbell & Co., South Bend, Indiana. Also notes Frank Gatz adopting the surname Hose.
Crowds filled Columbus Driving Park as Sweet Marie lowered her exhibition mile mark to 2 minutes 2 seconds, beating her previous record by one and three quarters seconds. Low Dillon remains a strong challenger as local racing fans celebrate a sensational week.
A department head notes that after a pause in summer, traveling salesmen for many article lines resume work with vigor. Merchants in Elyria have been busy purchasing goods for months ahead and anticipate the holiday season as the year's best selling period.
The Hithory Grove stock farm near Oberlin won three first premiums at the county fair. Awards came in coach and roadster classes for horses bred from Daghestan, Jr. Fred Muckelburg supervised the exhibit after his recent return from Michigan.
William Schweinsberg a South Lorain motor man and Miss Anna Grossman of Lorain were married yesterday afternoon by Rev. G W Johnson of the First Baptist Church. The couple will reside in South Lorain.
When you buy a clothes bar buy the best. The Randy Clothes Bar is the best. Sold only by the advertiser.
Warrant deeds recorded transferring property in Elyria and Russia township. Vincent and Cath ering Knipper to Barney Maiberger for 150 dollars. Robert Reed to Lorain and West Virginia Railroad Co. for 716.70. Alvin Pelton and Caroline Pelton to Lorain and West Virginia Railroad Co. for 72.43.
The Uncle Tom's Cabin troupe presented a creditable parade at noon today at the fair grounds. The larger than usual company stood out in a striking contrast to typical parades of this kind and comes well recommended by reporters.
In a Friday night incident unknown assailants desecrated The Disciple Church by tossing whiskey bottles on its steps. Rev Sula, who campaigned against vice, condemned the act though Rev Sara dismissed it as a petty matter. Police investigations begin as community members demand action.
In a dated notice a Mrs M Smamers of Notre Dems Ind offers a home treatment to stop bed wetting in children, claiming spanking is ineffective and asking mothers to write for guidance without charging money. A separate classified ad seeks a competent girl for general housework with good wages at 5 Faxon 425 Middle Avenue.
A brief notice notes reporter wants ads to generate results, highlighting a seek for clippings and job leads. Local desk calls for readers to submit inquiries or tips, promising swift follow up and publication of useful notices.
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