Bakers Crossing and Wellington Social Notes
Mr Gast and son visited Mrs Berry Wednesday. J Wheeler and Mrs O Dirlam spent Sunday in Wellington. J Bryan is in Polk on business. Born to Mr and Mrs F H Ral two sons Wednesday. W Berry returned from Pennsylvan ia Saturday. Mr Biddle of Geauga County was in town Tuesday. Workmen move Buckley factory to Wellington. H Cole rents M R Sage farm. Farm revival continues at the Methodist church. Evangelist Arthur H Smith of Cleveland and Rev E R Kornig of Berea stir interest. meetings all last week with twelve young people finding peace and more expected this week. All are invited to attend. Mrs J Feits and son spent Friday in Wellington. Mrs Chapin is in Toledo.
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Gast
Polk
Methodist Church
Arthur H. Smith
Cleveland
E. R. Kornig
Berea
Kent Robinson and Lulu Drake Wed in 1903
In Huntington on January 20, 1903, Kent Robinson and Lulu Drake married with Rev. Kepler officiating. The couple and assorted local families are noted in a series of social notices, detailing visits and cohabitation among E. Chapman, L. Chapman, and Wellington residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent Robinson
Lulu Drake
Kepler
Wm. Handley
Wellington
A. Richards
Local notices from Ridgeville discuss society events and church meetings
Mrs A T Buck is on the sick list. Mrs B Lord of Elyria visited her parents. Butternut Ridge railroad bridge work will take about two months. Protracted meetings at Free Methodist church Bennett Corners. Farmers Institute attendance. speakers included W Cook and G E Scott. Several local residents and clergy gave talks. old fashioned Methodist re- line ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
A. T. Buck
B. Lord of
Butternut Ridge
C. W. Warner
Free Methodist Church
Bennett Corners
Farmers Institute
W. W. Cook
G. E. Scott
State Board
W. Bradmus
John Stapleton
W.A. Braman
Albert Pearce
John Schible
F. L. Reely
J. P. Reidenger
N. L. Cotton
R. Baker
Gov Nash skips McKinley banquet due to indisposition
The Associated Press dispatch from Columbus reports Governor Nash will not attend the McKinley banquet in Canton tonight because of a slight indisposition. The event proceeds without the governor, with plans unaffected by his absence.
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Gov
Nash
McKinley
Associated Press Telegram
Columbus
Ohio
Canton
Ridge meeting draws growing nightly attendance
In North Elyria the Ridge gathering shows rising interest with nightly turnout from 36 to over 70 on Friday. Several converts noted. Mrs Maud Cadwallader, visiting her parents in Elyria, has been moved to Lake Side Hospital in Cleveland after a successful Monday operation. EK Klein of Elyria’s Black Shoe store announces joy as his wife gave birth to an eight pound boy on Monday. mother and child are reported well.
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Elyria
Ridge
Maud Cadwallader
Charles Lyon
Lake Side Hospital
Cleveland
EK. W. Klein
Walnut Street
Elyria Black Shoe
North Eaton Personal Notes January 26 1903
In North Eaton Carl Holiday stays with his ailing daughter Mrs E Tucker whose heart trouble is treated by Dr Reefy. Mrs Jane Connell has recovered from illness. Crowell Brothers hold a log hauling contract to the stave factory at Grafton. Mr and Mrs S Haren hosted a lively gathering of Elyria youths last Friday night and all left cheerful. Arthur Carpenter will work for Charles Fishburn next year. R.
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North Eaton
Carl Holiday
E. Tucker
Reefy
Jane Connell
Crowell Brothers
Grafton
For Rent and Sale Notices in Eaton and Columbia
For rent farm of acres at Eaton Center and 1 1/2 acres at Columbia. W H Giles arrangements for Gratton PFD Obie Eaton. Entire contents of a home high class new furniture offered at cash sacrifice. Appointment by letter. Chronicle reference 171-6. Also a crank notion notes outdated health claims about drinking caps and glass erosion by acids and water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton Center
Columbia
W .H. Giles
Gratton P.F.D
Eaton
Chronicle
N. Y
Ladies' Aid Society Meeting at M E Church
The Ladies' Aid society of the M E church will meet at the church Wednesday January 26. A business meeting of importance will be held at 9:30 p.m. A supper will be served for 10 cents from 5 to 7. Mrs Beenis is supper committee chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Burt
M. KE
Local Markets Listing From Elyria Milling Co Quare
Market brief lists uncorrected day prices for beef lambs hogs and grain from Elyria Milling Co. including live cattle per hundredweight prices for beef and veal with wheat corn oats hay straw and meal prices noted. Several garbled words and misspellings appear but core items include beef lamb hogs grain and feedstuffs with unit prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackies Bros
Elyria Milling Co
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D. Lewis & CO
Monte Carlo
Norfolk
Ai. A
Cieerance
Odds and Ends
Elyria, Ohio
Bakers Crossing
J. Feeits and
Chapin
Toledo
Huntington
Collins of
Lorain
E. F. Chapman
Harry Bryan
Hartland
Louis Myers
Mrs. Allen
Michigan
Bertha Chapman
Mrs
L. E. Chapman
Grace and
Alice Chapman
J . Wellington
D. Phelan
Clyde Chapman
Mae Boice
Wellington School
Dana Fox i
E. L. Chapman
James Handley
la Grange
Ridgeville
Henry Dickson
Gilbert Braman of
Mr. Hodder
Mrs. S. Haren
Arthur Carpenter
Charles Fishburn
Aus. Roe
West Bridgestreet
Darby Chronicle
Roxigle
Lodi Street
West Avenue
Chronicle Office
F. Brooks
Spain
N. Y. Post
Society
W. T. Bone
Leslie Carter
Best
Bone
Bane
Grace
H. A. Dykeman
N. P. Wooster Druggist
Lt. Taylor
Park View
Mrs. J L Elicker
Elyria Block
J. A. Beublin
Elyria Milling Company
Elyria Water Works
Sani City
United States Mortage and ‘Trust Company
New York City
Leke Ene
ISN Toles Incinaive
Cleb
P.D. Reefy
W- H
Park City
Parkside
Frank Elliott
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