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Newspaper
Elyria Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1903
Page
2
Corbett E Southam and Basse M Finnegan report Carrie Nation on stage at Sandeville, mocked for tiresome acts like snatching cigarettes and shawl tricks. The piece says her controversial stunts fail to amuse the public and may only serve saloon profits, predicting she will retire to obscurity.
Avon Mies Croft of Lorain teashing school at the creek Mrs Tizen 18 sick Miss M Bartlett of Washinger visiting at F C Gough's. Miss M Fisher spent Sunday in Shefield Miss M DeAnasy 15 poking grapes at Mr Mawby's Mr L Leonard jr entertaining his brother from Wisconsin. Mr J Alten drilling for gaa Mr J Eastman and John Bongo of Sandukay in town. Mr and Mrs A Engle of Cleveland spent Sunday with Mrs Dephant. Mrs F C Gough spent last week in Elyria. Mr and Mrs I Baughman spent Sunday in Berea. Mr and Mrs J Dr Russy and son spent two days in Cleveland. Miss B Clifton of Oberlin 18 spending a few days in town. Miss M Weber returns from Reed Bros store Cleveland and is showing fall millinery. Mr Torrey Jameson 15 to begin duties on the tres delivery route Oct. Miss Stoop of Cleveland visiting Miss M Weber. The Baptist society entertained by Mrs J J Jameson Thursday Oct 1. Mrs Perkins and family who have summered at Mr Kallippers have gone to Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Budinger of Cleveland spent Sunday at Ham Peaks Gem.
Fragments note several people moving to Bakers Crossing and visiting towns including Ashland and Huntington. Mentions include Coleman Jag buying property on South Maat Street and moving in October, and Nobert Cole opening a blacksmith shop in Huntington. Multiple unfamiliar names appear with no clear dates or cohesive events.
North Russia Mi and Mrs Chas Albught spent Sunday with relatives on Sept 21. Mr and Mrs WW Albught of West Ru is spent Sunday with J MAL brights Hlents Gingell and Dandy of N Am. At Jola Berg's Mrs Vannie Moulder at Morray Bulge and Mis D Solinders of his place were, managed by Mayor Kanye in Oberlin on Sept lath. Both young people are well and favored here with best wishes from many friends.
A lively fashion column describes capes, stoles, lace shawls and silks in varied textures, with bold notes on new draping and materials. The piece closes with Samuel V Blessing of Lewistom meeting his sister Annie L May at Macon Mo after 45 years apart, revealing his success in cattle ranching.
An Elyria notice touts Stoddard Lectures volumes with strong illustrations and durable binding. It highlights affordable world tours covering Ireland Scotland Italy and 36 countries for a low price, inviting readers to send a coupon for the 1903 04 edition.
Lectures by Mansger and Stoddard offered in Columbus with illustrated sample pages and terms for the new 9108-01 edition. Names and addresses provided for interested readers at their own expense.
Mixed classified items advertise furnished rooms rooming accommodations travel fares low rates ticket sales with dates stops and directions along with notices about a reward and employment. includes addresses on Second Street Mall Street Broad Street and Sixth Street and names such as CE Warzoer and Mrs Houghen. various offers and inquiries for lodging office work and items for sale.
An auction style listing notes sale location near Cleveland Street at 177 improvements on 1.5 acres with a barn and abundant tut. It mentions travel on the Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo line with round trip dates October 3 and 4 and return by October 9 to 30. Also lists job ad for expences advance and $20 weekly pay at 730 West Broa street.
Kent offers two nicely furnished rooms for two gentlemen or a couple with or without board. A good respectable place for suitable tenants. Inquire at L Raporter office BOE.
Four rooms to rent at 19 Cedar Street offering affordable living with good water supply. Inquire at the premises for details and availability marked JO8téx.
A 23 acre farm in Camden township Lorain County Ohio two miles north of Kipton Station. Appraised at 1000 dollars, minimum bid 8407. Sold by October 9 1903 to highest bidder by order of bankruptcy court. Rudin Trustee Blyna Ohio.
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