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It is Expected to Complete the Line to Columbus by Sep tember. A dispatch from Lima saya the Col umbus, Lima Milwaukee road is get ting options on valuable property through the city for the purpose of laying their track, as it looks as though they will not succeed in making arrangements with the CH D for the use of their tracks. The property they are securing is directly east of the CH D and LE W tracks, and between them and Jackson street. As soon as the road is finished to Defiance, work on the exten sion to Columbus will commence, and it is intended to have it completed by the first of September. Guy Hall, of Evansport, was in the city today. Mrs. Fill Switzer, of Sherwood, is vis iting in the city. J W Schultz will spend Sunday at his home in this city. Squire Heater, of Stryker, was in the city Friday evening. Mrs. W H Clark, of St. Louis, is the guest of Mrs. J P Cameron. Mrs. Wm. Hall and Mrs. Rogers, of Evansport, was in the city, today. Misses Blanche and Flora Hall, will spend Sunday at Toledo, the guests of Mrs. Tibbets. Mrs. Wm. Carter and daughter Beebe returned to their home in Indianapolis this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klarr and chil dren are the guests of Mr. Klaar’s mo ther in this city. The Missés Verna Bennett, of Brunersburg, and Miss Lara Kain, of this city, went to Toledo Today. Mr. and Mrs. Mr Devay, of Cleve land, are the guests of Mrs. Devay’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. M Wertheimer, of Second street, Purity Fruit Tablets, and Time Fruit, Hourhound, Strawberry, Pineapples, I.J. Learning At the Fruit Store. Star The Best §f Cigar in the City at SINGER'S FROGERY DUR S10 SALT IS A HUMMER They are the best to be found in this or any other town. We sell lots of them but want to sell a few more. Come and look at them. If you do not think you can save at least $2 don’t buy them. “THE MODEL” One-Price Clothing House, Squire Edwin J Phelps rode down to Florida on his wheel today. The teams at the city building are hauling away the dirt in the rear of the Herald and ExPREss buildings. Bargains in real estate, vacant and improved property. Call on A. Viers at his office over the post office on Sec ond street. He will interest you if you want to buy. 10 if Geo. Mallett drove to Sherwood this morning to set up a monument at the grave of Mrs. Hoberger, mother of George Hoberger, the Sherwood boot and shoe merchant. Mrs. Wm. Dotterer, of Junction, who has been in Dr. Aldrich’s hospital the past four weeks was discharged this morning fully restored to health. She had been sick for a year. W S Danes, superintendent of bridges, and his clerk T J Ensel, of Peru, Ind., were in the city Friday evening inspecting the stone work for the high bridges in North Defiance. James Stoy has had his baseball plate patented and is getting ready to have them manufactured here. The plate is a good thing and ought to be a ready seller when put on the market.
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Defiance Daily Express
Defiance, Ohio, US
Sat, May 20, 1899
Page 5
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