City Opera House events and local notices in brief
Local item highlights Fay Milla in a City Opera House program on Friday evening March 12, with Rev B Fay Milla the eloquent evangelist to speak. The Ho s z ell Kaltwasser room on Public Square east side is to be overhauled and occupied by E W Marvin, a Ravenna milliner. The City Guard Drum Corps returned from Washington with the Flambeau Club in the Inaugural Parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.fay—Milla
Guy- Opera House
Hoszell & Kaltwasser
Public Square
Albert Rhupp
E. W Marvin
Ravenna
City Guard
Washington
Flambeau Club
Minneapolis
Minn
Second Ward
D. F. Jacobs
Red Haw
Ashland County
Mise Efia Fair
Andrew Farr
New Pittsburg
I. N. Kleffer
Bloomington
Fife
Walt
University Notes and Upcoming Lectures at Wooster
Ada preacher Rev. Hall Young spoke Saturday. Mina Florence Javneca leaves for Portland Indiana. Gymnasium exhibition Thursday promised to be lively. Bacher and Mills to lecture in Opera House. Westminster pulpit filled in pastor’s absence. Wooster seniors plan joint literary program. Boss Park leaves due to ill health. University lectures buzz with seven literary societies active. Brooks Mary Combination to perform next Tuesday. Flower leads an entertainment tonight at Yankee Hall. Xray machine demonstrated to Hoover Cottage ladies. Sympathy extended to D J Fleming and family for father’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Young
Ada
B.,campbell
Mina Florence Javnca
Hoover Cottage
Portland
Ind
Canton Y. M. O. A
Wooster High School
Orio
Lowell
Misa Boss Park
Libonis
Partas
School of Oratory
Charles Montaville Flowera
Jin Xankee
Bennett
D. J. Fleming
Sheriff's Sales Listing for Wayne Saltcreek and Big Prairie
On Saturday March 13, 1807 a 65 acre tract in Wayne township is advertised in the SHERIFFS SALES with O W Hardin Gee W Settle and others named. A second sale dated March 13 1897 covers four tracts totaling about 38 acres in Saltcreek township with Inabel Flack dower noted. Also on March 13 1807 the Big Prairie mill and about two acres are scheduled for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Hardin
Gee
W. Settle
Wayne Township
Priscilla B. Flack
John J. Flack
Saltcreek Township
Inabel Flack
Charles W. Les
A. Lake
Big Prairie
Great Evangelist to Lecture in City Opera House
A renowned evangelist and former Wooster student will speak at the City Opera House next Friday night under YM C A auspices. The topic Social Peril is timely for Wooster residents as the speaker, a famed American platform orator, addresses pressing social questions. Admission is twenty five cents. citizens urged to attend.
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Wooster
Old College Town
City Opera House
YM. C. A
Mills
Union services mark slow Husato meetings in M E church
Local notes describe a two week pause in Husato meetings ending in union services. Several deaths and funerals are reported including Mr. Stroune and Josish Tally. Community changes include residents moving houses and farm shifts, with visits from Rev. J G Baldwin and Rev. Stump. Health in town shows slight improvement amid winter sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Stroune
Kerr
Stump
Straune
Reva. Dowling
Baldwin
West Canaan
Ace
Simon Ewing
Congress Two
Mra
Agi
Luce
Wooetor
Rad
Akron
Mr. Wheeler
Fargo
Bardol
Gorman and Miller
Wayne Two
Rev. R. Watson
E. Snyder
Manefield
Wm. Neumeyer
Adam Hoffman
Reuben Reed
James Norton
Joe B.i
David Stair
Golden Corners
Mr. McQuates
Solomon Felzer
Mr. Neierr
Addieman
Mesars
Wm Neumeyer
Fouche
Mellen
Jessie Young
East St
Hietathers
Wfrary’s
Walter
St Patrick's Day Event By Given Port and Wem ana R G A R
A St Patrick's Day celebration is planned at Double Hall in Frick's Iron Block beside the Court House on Wednesday next March 17. Admission is 10 cents, with refreshments included. The program features mandolin selections, recitations, songs, poems, and a wedding scene with Tim Toole and Peggy Rorick among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Given Port
Wemana Relief Corpa G. A. R
Frick
Court ‘House
Mesera
O'Flaherty
Muldoon
Mary A. Dennis
Pat O'Connor
Widow MacGinty
St. Patrick
Bridget O'Flann
Mickey Finnigan
Beane Flannigan
Tim Toole
Peggy Rorick
Public Sales Of Fine Stock And Farm Utensils
Multiple estate sales announced for March 1897 near Wooster Ohio. Listings include A Summers near Golden Corners with horses cattle hogs and farming goods. G J Leaster in Jelevacn with horses harness furniture and corn. Isaac A Manson two miles west of Wooster with horses cattle hogs and utensils. J W Walter three miles southeast of Wooster with blooded stock and farming implements and large corn and oat lots. Charles Kimber five miles southwest with horses cows sheep and various stock. David Bwalagood Elson Farm sale with horses cows hogs and implements. James A Franke George Moore farm sale with cattle sheep hogs and farming outfit. Obes Lautenschlager estate sale four miles south of Wooster. and Illinois horse carload at Mongey House Stables with pre-sale inspection. All sales start around 10 a.m., except the Lautenschlager sale at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Summers
Golden Corners
Isaac A. Manson
Wooster
Jefferson Road
J. W. Walter
Wooater
Applecreek Road
Toeaday
Charles Kimber
J L. Kimber
Awooster
Taeaday
Boraca
Durham
Shropshire
David Bwalagood
Elson
New Pittsburg
James A Franke
George Moore
Fredericksburg
Wooster Road
Plemente
Obes, Lautenschlager
Samuel Lantenschlager
Lantenschlager
Franklin Township
Wooster and
M. Sharp
Illinois
City of
Mongey House
W. P. Snyder
Toani
Wavrie County
Thoreday
Rain and Mud Delays Noted as Farmers Meet
Rain and mud slow activity as William Rostetter continues to improve and Mrs. Lev Fishborn is on the sick list. Derr C Wallace left for Alpena Michigan on Wednesday. The Plain Two Agricultural Association will arrest at the home of William Lehr on March 20. An interesting meeting of the Farmers Mutual Improvement Club was held at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lev Fishborn
Derr
C. Wallace
Alpena
Mich
Agricultural Association
William Lehr
Farmers Mutual Improvement Club
Inauguration Day Home of Robert Wallace Gathers Club
The next meeting of the club will be held at Lyman Warner's on the first Thursday of April. The Plain Two Farmers Institute met at Blackleyville on March 6, despite severe weather and bad roads, it polled through all right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wallace
Lyman Warner
Farmers Institute
Blackleyville
Kidney Remedy Swamp Root Ad Offers Free Sample
An early 20th century advertisement claims Swamp Root cures kidney and urinary issues. It states symptoms like frequent urination back pain and inability to hold urine prove kidney trouble. It promises relief, lists price 50 cents to one dollar, and offers a free sample bottle and pamphlet via Dr Kilmer & Co. Binghamton NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Wayne County Henano
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton,n.y
Nervous minister fills church with haunted House tale
A Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph item recalls a nervous young minister covering a country charge. An elderly woman recounts a room haunted by memories of former spouses and grim relics, from a bed with three pillows to a cupboard full of dead bones and skulls, all tied to family sorrow and spiritualist beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ats
Mr. Jenks
Efe
Pittsburg
Observations From Bloomington Fields In Early Spring 1897
Natural History notes from Bloomington dated March 8 1897 celebrate young observers. It describes blackbirds on snow, killdears returning, marsh margins feeding, and crow roost behavior with evening crowds and morning departures. The piece encourages northern county readers to share crow roost locations and urges sympathy with nature for a happier community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desa Eviron
An Old Boy Asks Questions About Birds and Weather
A reader asks Professor Black why cork robins arrive before mates and how birds and animals make a living. The piece describes robins, woodpeckers, kingfishers and the wonders of nature, ending with a testimonial about Dr. King's New Discovery curing consumption and colds. Trial bottles are advertised as free at Lanbach Boyd's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Black
Pennsylvania
Neema
Olpboy
R. B. Greeve
Chilbowie
Dr. King
Lanbach & Boyd
Macy’s Cyclone of Laughter Delights Boston Audiences
The University Lecture Course features Fred Emerson Brooks praised as uniquely entertaining by McKinley and Butterfield. Gen. Butterfield calls it perfect and immensely entertaining. Macy’s act is described as a cyclone of arousement and funny business with songs ahead of prior performances. Boston audiences flock to his shows, with single tickets at 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Emerson Brooks
Prince of
McKinley
DePew
Brooks
Gen. Butterfield
Macy
Mr. Macy
Boston
Boston Y. Br. O.A
Sale of Ditch Work in Wayne County Districts
County Ditch No 06 in Franklin and Clinton townships was sold last Friday by the Wayne County Commissioners. A large number of bidders participated and the work was awarded to the lowest bidders: Section No 1 to James Cornelius of Shreve for 83.60, Section No 2 to James Cornelius for 86.79, Section No 3 to Timothy Sheshan of Wooster for 39.85, Lateral No 1 to James Cornelius for 13.12, and one farm crossing to Wm. Onarper of Clinton township for 15.
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Franklin
Clinton
Wayne County
James Cornelius
Shreve
Timothy Sheshan
Wooster
Wm. Onarper
Clinton Township
Train time cards show Wonster stop schedule and numbers
New time card lists Wonster as a stopping point with trains eastbound and bound destinations. It includes multiple service numbers and pages showing departure and arrival times such as 10 22 am and 11 18 am, with various ex and mail services, plus a note about QARVILLE and 277 Ext 4 55am. The timetable details appear fragmented but indicate a sequence of trains and corresponding times throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.m. c. Ds
Oeten
Qarville
soviTa
John S Adair Attorney at Law Office Notice
Attorney John S Adair announces office location at Wayne County Bank Wooster Ohio and provides contact details for legal services. This notice states practice address and regional service area for client consultations and filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statia
Wayne
Ional Bank
Wooster
U. Tha
Fine programs wedding cabinets for Wooster Herald Office
The notice offers wedding cabinets and souvenir cards suitable for school closing exercises in endless variety at the Herald Office located on the N. E. Corner Public Square in Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Office
N. E
Wooster
Churches and Services On Market and Larwill Streets
A directory of city churches with pastors and service times across Methodist Presbyterian Lutheran and other denominations. Listings include Corner North Market and Larwill Streets and adjacent blocks with Sunday worship at 9 to 10:30 a.m. and evening gatherings, prayer meetings midweek, and Sabbath School schedules.
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Methodist Afiscopalchurch
N. Market
Larwill
Bey ‘Gs J
F, Smith
Chas
Haupert
Dupt
Wee Agus
Olsassa
Westminster Presbyterian Church
University Chapel
Pion
Compton
Y University
Westminster Church
First Presbyterian Church
North
Walnut Streets
O A. Hille
Bealatree
United Presbyterian Church
Beaver
J, O, Campbell
Bervices
K. W
T Bowman
English Lutheran Church
North East Corner Market
Larwill Streete Ray
W. W. Oriley
D. D
D. E. Robinson
Babbath
Bethany Baptist Chubor
Qcorner North Market
Larwill Su
Moe ‘Dabbath School
E. H. Hunt
Sop
Young People
Obele
Young Ladies
Ald Soo
James Episcopal Church
Ornoer North Market
North Streets
Rosory East North
Seeson Bindy
the Disciples Church
North Buckeye
Ray. J
Ross
Paator
The
Disciples Or
Church of Christ
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B. Fay Milla
Fay Milla
City Opera
Marah
University Notes
Sherife
Plank & Gray’s Silat Wooater
Teer B. Fay Mills
Burbank
Fleur
Plank & Gray Wooster
St. Patrick's Day
Gary
Marel
G. J. Leasiter
Jelevacn
Bala
William Rostetter
Natural History
Mar
J. G. Black
Franklin and
Clinton Townships
Cleveland, Wooster & Muskingum Valley
CHASE
BCALL
G.P. A
Baltimore
Allen
Asst
Chicago
Eisling
Propudi
Averse
Tyne Balter
John Willaman
Ochuroe Dienotory
Church OF God
W. P. Bimal
SerriCetabbath
Gaiabbath
MG Glangow O. T
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