11 Mar 1893
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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1893
Page
1
Native northwestern Polled Angus Cow with a heavy pure black coat is advertised as superior to Buffalo at a lower price. Stock includes Jap Wolf Robes Lap Robes Horse Blankets rawhide halters surcingles stable blankets skates hand sleds and a full line of heavy and shelf hardware at bottom prices.
RIDGEVILLE Marchythisy reports four more years of Grover An Inaugural Hall was inaugurated at the town hall last Friday. The Temperance League plans an upcoming entertainment. Mrs Proudfoot hosts a birthday social this afternoon and evening at the Luster residence. Florist C A Paeschke buys opposite property and will move soon. A quiet wedding tied Mr Loren Emmons and Miss Alice Emmons. details scarce. Wheel Club urged to reorganize for season ahead. calls for united effort and early presidential meeting.
March list from Eaton notes includes Mrs George Mole on the sick list and Mrs Julie Lynds reported worse than usual. Mr E A Tite spent Sunday in town, Jerome Hance is able to go out again, and Mr C Layman visited friends. Fred Hance urged to bring the team in before sparrows shooting.
March 6 1493 report from Henrietta notes Sherburn quarry work started this week. Sanderses welcomed Loy tather home March 4. Arthur Scott of Edison Morrow counties building tile kiln for Henry Petty. Exhibition by School District No 2 a grand success. Salsman and Adam Miller sold farms and will move to Carlisle this spring. Emma Petty slipped on ice injuring her hip but uses crutches. Moo Fuabody and Norah visit Pittsfield entertaining a young gentleman.
George Faxon of Cleveland was in town last week. Linn Gibson recovers slowly from lateness. Bert Shotton stayed in Elyria with his uncle Lol Bacon Jr. Mrs Sarah Chapin hires Edd White to build a barn. Engle family from Akron visiting friends. Horace Wilson family to move into Chapin house. Key 1 KE Harding sermon Sunday afternoon "Children of the Bible" with 7 15 evening service.
March 7 1893 Wellington reports sugar makers opening camp and steady work amid blizzards. W W Harvey plans a new home away from competing trade. Floris Williams family to take over Putafield home formerly H Gates. Julia Wilson and daughter return to West Superior Duluth after nine months with parents. Manley sues W L E R R Co for 65 dollars over two cows killed by cars. no defense. Henry Wabster and family relocate from Illinois to Pittsfield near Wellington. Wellington native Webster, son of Mollria, living west of town.
Walter Warren grows 850 maple trees on his farm in the southwest township and has orders for 300 gallons of syrup from a western firm. Wellington and Pittsfield townships boast sugar orchards with profitable yearly yields. Multiple social items cover baptist aid meeting, visits between families, an oyster supper at Dr Daily's, Mrs. Cotton's recovery, and a youth society organized at the Methodist church. Mrs. Jameson’s decline, Mrs. Conrad’s poor health, and auction of Hanoum’s goods are noted along with birds from Central America and family visits from Stark county.
La Grange reports scarlet fever case decline as Union school reopens after a two week closure. Local residents Cudde Andrus has scarlet rash. Mrs Vine Qubitts plans move to Lorain. several residents, including Mr C A Wilcox and Mrs S L Hubbard, remain ill. Community updates include new residence plans on West Broad Street and ongoing church meetings at Mt Gilead.
The Brass Works resumes ten hour shifts after a short time. Mayor Thompson plans a residence on Bank street. Mrs J A Baumgart sells one eighth of the schooner Stasca to Capt Chas Chilson, and J B Chapman sells another eighth to Capt Burtiss. Jos Dutton plans a Walnut street residence and introduces patent paper roofing walls and ceilings. Frank McElroy of Marine City arrives to secure test cores from two quarries in Ohio and may move to Lorain to build there. Dr Cammer reports the National Vapor Stove Company is selling about 250 stoves daily.
The Pythian Sisters and brothers honored Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Parker on their fifteenth wedding anniversary with a surprise gathering in Cleveland. About thirty-five attendees enjoyed music, games, and a hostess bouquet, ending near midnight.
Stark County plans a new 100 acre fair ground with a mile track. A 27 acre celery farm near Akron averages 8000 dollars yearly for five years. Mt. Sterling Mason James Leech celebrates g1st birthday with a brotherly surprise. Representative Taylor introduces a bill to repeal the Workman school law due April. A line about stamps and memory of the discoverer. Goldberg of Cincinnati owes a millinery bill to Wapakoneta ladies. he is levied on his clothes. A smooth forged check swindler robs Norwalk banks of cash and a CD from a South Bend draft drawn by New York bank. An elevated road from Cleveland to Euclid Heights is planned with seven miles of rapid transit, backed by New York capitalists. Daniel Bogle in Moore divorce case claims promised reward for compromising the wife. he recounts the deceptive scene and his missed payout.
A Plymouth Ohio notice advertises a collection of poultry receipts for food, cholera pills, gapes cure and egg preservation from a famed poultry expert. Readers who order by mail receive 15 packets of flower or vegetable seeds and enter prizes worth thousands of dollars. Local carpet and curtain shop Martin & Smith also invites customers to visit.
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