Wooster Notes Mention Deaths Visits and Local Happenings
Henry Bixler dies at North Market Street home at 67. Walter Rockey visits Crestline relatives. Lutheran services held nightly. Samuel McAfee returns from Wells County Indiana for old friends. C J Pattner promoted to Canton. St James Belkan Church gifts distributed. German Bible donated to Wooster University. Sam McQuigg buys Mowery farm 253 acres at 110 per acre. New pump installed at Rogers house. old pump removed. Whit McGonnell and Maud Tawney wed at bride’s home with 50 guests. New Year hunt yields 49 rabbits. Given Post No 1856 to stage The Little Major Jan 31–Feb 3 1883. Mrs Robinson of Indianapolis conducts sermons at M E Church. Dr W A France to return Jan 8 1883 with three days remains. Week of prayer begins Jan 7 with union services. I P congregation hosts annual dinner with Buckwheat Notes reading. Wooster tracks praised. Cleveland Akron Columbus line business rising. Wooster Rumbaugh Refrigerator Co formed. equipment to be manufactured locally. Encampment talks by Adjutant General Axline loom for Ohio National Guard. Washington & Pittsburgh railroad chatter hints Wooster arc as key junction. Death of Christopher Harrold at Mt Eaton aged 86. large family and church elder. Baltimore & Chicago railroad plans mentioned. route via Wooster eyed for Chicago junction.
Brilliant Triple Wedding at Wes ley Pears Farm
An unusual triple wedding occurred on December 28 near West Lebanon Ojo at the Wesley Pears farm. Three couples tied in the open air at noon with Rev. S B Mase Rev W G Sheeley and Rev Crewton officiating. About 150 guests attended a lavish banquet and numerous presents followed.
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J. C. Harrold
Emma M. Wertz
Dalton
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S. B. Mase
Reformed Church of
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W. G. Sheeley
Presbyterian Church of
Créwton
M. E. Church of
Farmer’s Institute Plans County Meeting in Wooster
L C Reicnenxpacn announces a county Farmer’s Institute session in Wooster at the County Clerk’s office on Saturday January 13 at 11 o’clock. The meeting will organize the institute for Wayne county, decide the convention site, select topics, assign roles, and name officers and committees. The event follows a February 21 and 22 gathering at Mansfield during the State Grange.
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State Grange
Mansfield
Wayne County
Perp
Wooster
Grand Piano and Sewing Machine Display at Palace of Music
John H. Thomas promotes the Palace of Music at North of the County Offices showcasing pianos organs and sewing machines. He guarantees lowest prices with no warning or misrepresentation and invites customers to inspect his Book of Pianos Organs and Sewing Machines.
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Palace of Music
Wayne County
John H. Thomas
John H.T Bak
John. H. Trobta
Joan H. Thomas
For Sale A 20 horse power engine and saw mill
A sale notice offers a 20 horsepower engine and saw mill along with six months of saw filing and related equipment. Also listed is a Durham bull bred by W. H. Sicurey.
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Local man killed in railroad accident near Waterloo
Joan H. Thomas and Gus Hem describe a fatal incident at the St Louis and Cairo line near Waterloo Illinois. A German miller named Hem was struck on the head by a steam chest from a locomotive and died instantly last Saturday evening while intoxicated.
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Gus. Hem
Miller
Waterloo
Ill
St. Louis and Cairo
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