Increased Business Necessitates Removal on South Street
Capt Forbes Alcock bought the gas warehouse lot on South Street to construct a monument nano factory. Also reports the infant son of Mr and Mrs C R Potter died at 10 days old and will be buried in Cambridge. Proceedings in State of Ohio vs Donovan begin with over 30 foreign witnesses. Wooster Y and Mt Union College basketball at the Armory Saturday. A rope broke on City Opera House elevator injuring John Gillespie slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes Alcock
South Street
C. R. Potter
Cambridge
State of Ohio
Donovan
City Opera House
John Gillespie
Carnegie Steel Works
Pitteburg
John Gardiner
Losbonville
Cleveland
Thareday
Wiliam Painter
Lattasburg
Geneasco
Til
John Painter
Lattasbury
Kiner
Perrysville
George Mo
Shreve
J. G. Eakin
Benton Harbor
Mich
Church of God of Wooster
Ohio Salt Co
Rittman
B. Barrett
Sone Et al
H Kanke
Supreme Court
Mougey House
Geo Kiloger
W. A. M.agey
L. Adair
J. R. Zimmerman
Wooster
Obas. Scott
Mt. Eaton
Horn
Oonell
Mra) Booth-Tucker
Balvation Army
J. B. Taylor
Leo. Ronsseur
A.R. the
Geo. Faloner
Riley Power
Rowaburg
Touraday
Daniel Chapman
Orrville
Gocara
Apple Creek
Treatee
J BR. Moora
I. A. Myers
F. F. Gaddins
Obes Bott
Byall
E. A
Numerous Local Obits And Notices From Wooster Area
A long list of brief local notices covers deaths, marriages, pension grants, injuries, and community updates. Items include David Gable of Sugar Creek dying of heart disease on Feb 26, several marriages such as J J Merriman and Maggie Higgin, pensions awarded and applied for, injuries from a granite cutter accident, and multiple farm and school notices across Wooster, Shreve, and surrounding townships with names, dates, and locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gable
Sugar Creek
Tnp
Siatar
Benj. Harper
J.J. Merriman
Lind
Pasb
Applecreek
Maggie Higgine
Mt. Vernon
Quinby Jones
Los Angeles
Cal
Wooster
Bechtel Alcock
Thomas Scott
Fredericksborg
Chippewa Two Board of Education
Ray Putt
Greco Ries
Nolis Binderer
Ressia Franka
Etta Oberlin
Martha Weckeseer
Edea Zisamerman
Victor Croft
Harrold
Afra
O. W. Kaukefe
Waebington
Public Sales of Deceased Estates Near Wooster
Public sale by Robert Hatfield as administrator of Leyland Olera Fegetner and Levi Fetehtner at Ley Feightper to Madanbarg on Toradas March 10 1901 includes farming implements groceries provisions and hardware also household furniture at Ciara Foightor estate. John Penoicks offers sale four miles NW of Wooster on March 12 at noon with horses shote chickens and farming tools terms nine months credit over $3 or $5 to cash under that amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hatfield
Admr
Leyland
Olera Fegetner
Ley Feightper
Madanbarg
Toradas
Levi Fetehtner
Ciara Foightor
John Penoicks
Wooster
Tuesaday
Local Primary Returns and Candidate Totals
In the Republican primaries the vote totals for several local offices were reported. Notable figures include Mayor-K J Baith 402, Weigginn 2065, Steve Smith 176, H A Harbell 188, O M Gray 355, J O Hall 02, H F Growe 147, R J Conningham 1st ward 1, J N Kinney 2d ward 2, Geo Fisher 3d 4th Win Ball 4, Chas Koble 2d 8 O Hubbel 33, BR Smith 4th A A Barnard street commissioner Blake 139, Kintow 73, Griest 30, Palmer 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae
Soldiers Monument Location Discussed at Council Meeting
At the regular council meeting Monday evening the location for the Soldiers monument was debated. The street committee advised against moving the monument to the Public Square center and a near location drawing was placed on the President’s desk. The matter was sent back to the street committee for a report at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yepers
Atadds
Liant. W. Woodland
Ordinanes
Francis Wanl 5
Mo L. Sungser
Couocil
Privilesa
Prohibition Fund Growers Seek Donations and Early Remittance
National Prohibition fonds show continued growth as contributors rush to support the 1901 fund. Oliver W. Stewart urges prompt remittances to bolster the cause, noting many donors have yet to act. An ensuing report from Congress highlights a teachers institute event awarding prizes for spelling and literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pera
Addi
Tuthoo
Aubscribsra
Woolley
Oliver W. Stewart
Manhatan Bidg
Democratic Primary Returns Full of Local Races
Democratic primaries produced vote tallies for city and township offices. Notable results include Jobs C. Schultz leading the Board of Education with 549 votes, Mayor Clark J. Adams at 248, and Lemuel Jeffries with 375. Lyman R. Critchfield topped the city solicitor race with 639, while W F Derr led waterworks treasurer with 656 votes. Township results show Fleming Fisher prevailing for treasurer at 484 and Geo. Bchmu z with 201 for trustee, with several ward and township posts receiving scattered tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Jobs C. Schultz
Clark J. Adams
Lemuel Jeffries
Henry Lerner
Tom Brown
Lyman R. Critchfield
Frederick Kuback
Riley Power
Valentine Arm
E.O. Batson
Joe E. Carr
A. Fred Krause
Adam Sigler
Jacob Swartz
R. L. Crehan
Thos Roberts
Ellab Purdy
Wanted Capabin Selidb Person In Avery County
Wanted bold business representative for a large company with solid reputation. Salary listed as 756 dollars per year plus $3 per day expenses, paid weekly and every Saturday. No commission, standard house 334 Deanbean Jr. Citrcano. Maple Syrup Labels printed at Herald office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capabin
Avery County
Liberty Market Cattle and Sheep Prices See Small Market Shift
At Liberty Market on March 6 buyers showed light interest with steady prices. Cattle values ranged from common to prime with bids around 4 40 to 5 50 for select lots, while hogs and sheep had modest gains and quotations for medium to heavy weights and lambs between 4 50 and 5 50.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pennsylvania
United States
Massachusetts
A. H. Martin
Henry Marshall
Gdell’s Lake Fair
Webb Roff
Columbus
Wecator
M. M. Yoder
Will Yoder
Buffalo
N. Y
Mary Myers
Jacob Myera
Overton
Bethel Church
Rey
Romich
Oreston
Obicorn
Calito
St. Paris Lutheran Church
Allegheny
Mra - Romto-bego
Rumao
Telford
Jones
Q. A. & O. Miliia
Akron
Panhandle
John Bricker
Great
W.Q. Bayder'sahore
Wylie Smith
Horzen
Abraham Swart
Brachleyvile
Coneul
Mra
Booth
Tucker
Consul
Scanea
W. J. Hyde
Martha Johnson
Gabriel Johnson
Leroy Et
Second Baptist Church
Gabriel, Johnson
J. O. Hall
Green and Baugh
Reading Circle
Smithville
Franklin
Fotlowlog
Zella Watson
Fanny Masser
Calvin Hall
D. Danham
Florence L. Frank
Chae Vaughn
Will Pattareon
Century Club
H. W. Lowry
W. F. Kean
Wille
Ghent
J. G. Troutman
Samuel Hall
Erie R. Rye
Cresta
E A. Boene
E. L. Baum
Creston
Qusrantined
Teachers’ Institute of Sugarcreek
Dalton
Landes
Beverent
Sara St. John of
Orsaton
Vosociiaien
Banj Shiver
Aob Brant
HS. Uo
Treseurer
J | Zimmerman
Justin
H. Mi Utenberg
LD. Harzer
Conatable
Toor Wankier
Asseesor
L Frank Plank
Materix
Harold
Charles
Sonior
Willis Frazier
Leys Feightner
Wooater
Missa
Sasha Wallon
Cedar Valley
Jacob A. Snyder
Marshallville
Europe
China
Henry Warner
Congresa
Martin Bauer
Palmers
St Mary's Catholic Church
Flora Anna Holmes
Congreas
Edwin B. Holmes
Chester Lance
National Prohibition
Congress
Jet Prise
Longfellow
Mise Mary Gindlenperger
England
Mise Boifert
Mr. Barnard
Thees Three
Congress Villiaga
Emerson
Mins Doztand
Congrees
Herald Office
Hast Liberty Market
Piraey
Columbus Carriage and Harness Coq
Boz
Ohio
Stra
Arm Prices Eis
Crockery
Goons
Bath
Wayne
Mcclure
Spink Street
Bowman
Nold ‘Ave
Ouse
Wilbur
BUR Seed Meal CO
Milwaukee, Wie
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