Attorney Clark M Watson Listings in Elyria Ohio
Public notice identifying Clark M Watson, attorney at law, with office at 21 West Brogal Street in Elyria Ohio above Chapman & Robinsons Clothing Store.
30 Sep 1893
Page 1
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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1893
Page
1
Public notice identifying Clark M Watson, attorney at law, with office at 21 West Brogal Street in Elyria Ohio above Chapman & Robinsons Clothing Store.
Correspondents are urged to forward letters by Thursday noon with Friday morning arrivals possible for late items. North Amherst reports illnesses, travels to Chicago, a broken arm, a stolen horse, school changes, a new millinery store, and meetings on education and street grade. The Ohio Stone Company paid July wages. quarry resumes. multiple Amherst residents head to the World’s Fair. a charity and court note on minor incidents. jail visits for two men fined. frost appears. corn harvest mixed. local painters tour the southwest. a settled pastor at Congregational church.
Settled in the parsonage and he began duties as pastor on Sunday Sept 17. World’s Fair visitors still head west to the White City for a week or ten days. Creditors meet in Judge Haskell’s office Sept 26 to settle claims against J W Wilbur and his father’s estate. Wilbur may resume business with son Rollin. Little Gertie Cosber is ill. Miss Louisa Gates hosts her Kipton cousin. School closes for the fair. Nellie Sutliff to study at Oberlin conservatory. Miss Cassie J Wack travels to Chicago with Miss Belle Fowl of Amherst. Mrs J Munson and Miss Letta Thaors ton visit ill uncle H Wack, now recovering. Agnes.
Sept 27 1893 Penfield reports Gardner in Sandusky Poole at Wooster conference births and visits Lindsleys return from World's Fair Arnold and Krebbs teach at the center school Dangherty family returns from Maynard area and world fair visitors Nettie Jameson Louie Jameson and Hattie Hancock at the World's Fair several town residents plan Elyria fair weather hoped Minard poultry baptism and probation at Methodist church Mr Hannum's Chadwick relatives visit pastor leaves for Wooster town pastor seeks return World Columbo
Pittsfield residents share travel and homecomings from the World's Fair and other events. Names include Sam Gullett of Cleveland Roe Davis Mrs Fulton Mrs J W Rhineberger and Rev Corfman among others. Local changes include a new furnace in district No 2 and plans of residents to tour Chicago the Fair Minnesota and California.
James Brazie visits Cleveland on business while J K Booth spends Monday with Penfield friends. Essie Garrett visits home as Mr E Fauver of Michigan visits Carlisle. Henry Opber dies from injuries after a runaway horse. Mr Mathias Dedrick dies after three weeks illness at 49, leaving a wife and large family.
September 27 1893 La Grange reports good fair weather with the first frost noted. locals mingle with visitors from Wellington Bradford County and Berea. several weddings and illnesses are outlined and a Cleveland racing meet is announced with reduced admission and rail rates.
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