Relentless Resper James A Robertson dies in Florida
Veterans obituary notes James A Robertson of Co B 16th Regt C V dies at Irvine Merion Co Florida on Nov 10 1897 Born 1836 near Murraysville Allegheny Co Pa he moved to Wooster as a young man married Mary A Miller in 1859 eight children born four living He lived in Wooster years was Baptist member moved to Florida in 1883 Left a wife two sons and two daughters. obituary also lists other local deaths and notices from Shreve Mt Eaton West Salem and Dalton area with brief details.
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James A. Robertson
Co. B
Irvine
Merion Co
Florida
Murraysville
Allegheny Co
Wooster
Mary A. Miller
Mr. Robertson
The
Baptist Church
Thomas Oberholtzer
Shreve
Tie
University of Wooster
Baldwin University
Beres
Oak Grove
Surprise of Atl Mr James Jones Dr Kings New Discovery
James Jones of Jones and Son Cowden Illinois testimonials the power of Dr King s New Discovery for consumption and influenza his wife attacked by La Grippe grew worse until a bottle from their store cured her after a few doses the ad promises a free trial at Laubach and Boyds Drug Store.
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James Jones
Jones & Son
Cowden
Ill
Dr. King
Eaya
la Grippe
Cowden and Pans
Atore
Dalton News Recaps Local Visits and Illnesses
A roundup of Dalton residents’ activities includes visits by Miss Cora Wecht and Miss Amy Hamilton to friends in Dalton and Wooster, Mrs. Rev. Barron returning from Norwalk for her mother’s illness, Mrs. Ads Dally visiting Shreve mother, fox hunters traveling to Wooster, D. F. Schultz in Cleveland, Brory Jameson moving from Dalton to Applecreek after illness, and the Y P S C E of the Presbyterian church planning a pre social at the parsonage next Thursday.
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Barton City
Misser Anna
Grace Fletcher
Rev. Barron
Norwalk
Ads Dally of
Shreve
Ed Houghton
Wooster
D. F. Schultz
Cleveland
Cora Wecht
Canton
Amy Hamilton
Dalton Friends
Susan Fisher
O. B. Feasel
Brory Jameson
Howard
Applecreek
Presbyterian Church
WEDDING BELLS MORGAN NODSTON IN NOVEL CEREMONY
The marriage of Dr D H Morgan late of Chicago now of Smithville to Miss Cordelia Houston of Olivesburg Ashland Co was celebrated at the bride’s parents home near Olivesburg on Wednesday Nov 17 at high noon Rev Frank A Fry of Doylestown officiated The couple left for their new home at Smithville after a fine dinner The bridal party included Miss Dora Morgan maid of honor and Mr James V Houston groomsman. The couple received numerous gifts and well wishes.
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D. H Morgan
Chicago
Smithville
Cordelia Houston
Olivesburg
Ashland Co
Mira. E.R. Houston
Dora Morgan
Wooster
Mendelesohn
Grace Morgan
East Liverpool
James V Houston
Olivesbury
Frank A. Fry
Doylestown
Erie
First Presbyterian Church
Thorsday
Fred J. Miller
Harriet Fanck
Marthe Webster
I Donlap
Greenfield
Wm B&b Doyle
Akron
Blanche Corry
Ethel Roberta
Clee Fanck
H Miller
Sidney
Lucile Miller
G.A Schneebel
Nazareth
Charles W Seiberling
A. J Imboff
D. D
Urbana
Edith Cockine
Columbus
Wo Miller
Cornell University
Ihaca
Irwin Dunlap
Greenville
Robert E. Easterly
St. Paul
Minn
Local Notes From Wooster Area Camp Include Visitors
Steeling. Howard Slemmons a student at Wooster University spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents in this place. Mrs Hefler of Fostoria visited with Mrs W M Smith. J Bringolf of Ashland has accepted the position of night clerk at the Erie depot. M D Kimmell of Medina looked after piano interests in this place Friday. Homer Hyde formerly of this place called on old friends Thursday. Mrs Good and daughter Dillie are the guests of the former's son P M Good and family. Miss Maud Smith of Kent visits her grandmother Mrs Mary Lance who is ill with rheumatism.
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Howard Slemmons
Wooster University
Mrs. Hefler
Fostoria
M. D. Kimmell
Medina
Homer Hyde
Geo Peulis
Bowmaz
North Summit St
Tom Fitger
Teepte
Canada
Jann Reamer
Wooster
Sophia Reamer
Wm. Smith
Morgen
Lacus Hall
Pickie
Iowa
Am Nopon
aSrad Benny
Mississippi
The Sidest Erck Horse Mystery Unfolds
A fragmentary note describes an old horse story linked to Sidest Erck and Som Congress towositp, with references to a large UR house and aging farm memafeces. Readers asked to clarify the ownership and history, mentioning a master of ceoommcy and a possible extreme Wie built pevor to L255.
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Emory Som & Congress
Ceoommcy
University Lecture Course on Miss White and Music
A fragmented notice describes a university lecture on Miss White, famed authoress and singer, with poems and social themes. It mentions Boston audiences, a concert render, and references to sewing machines and payment schemes. The passage is garbled but centers on a lecture with musical and literary elements and a related cultural event.
Ohio horticulturists convention at Experiment Station
The thirty fourth annual meeting of the Ohio State Horticultural Society will be held December 2 and 3 at the station. Members contribute exhibits of fruit and flowers, with fine displays and program talks on greenhouse topics, orchard practices, and florist science. Members and the public are invited to attend. sessions promise instruction and helpful demonstrations.
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Ammmal Mescog
Ohio State Horsaioral Suctecs
Ofm Tgretitoeed
Ths
Eer
Gemeorsis
Sacomoog
Asfermoim
Seseco
J. L. Hiekrmar
Presidenta Adizcess Iscussion
Greenhouse
Eesti
C. EO Thoree
W. J.green
Carsot
San Jose
F. E. Carr
L. B. Pierce
W. BR. Lazenby
Zeger
L. & Pierce
Pecticellie
Cerace
Bortievicimal
Regerce
Gscaeicm
Eta Wit
Cmr
Local notices and family updates in Wooster area
A long readable column notes many personal items from Wooster and nearby towns. It mentions relatives visiting, illness and recovery, travel to Medina and Massillon, weddings in Wooster, farm property changes, a notable accident injuring a man’s eye, a new son, a soldier’s update, and various visits between families such as Hansberger, Hauersberger, and Yoder. The piece reflects small-town social life with dates, places, and names of residents and visitors.
Court House Doings and Grand Jury Adjournment
The Grand Jury adjourned after four days of sessions reporting six investigated cases and 43 witnesses examined. Mell McElray, Richant Lee, Elmer Berry, and Elmer Gesselman charged with burglary at Michael Badger's farm home near Wooster October 19, 189. McElroy arrested at Galion. others in Columbus. Also noted are burglary and grand larceny cases at Smithville and petty thefts at Orrville. Sheriff adjournments mark Judge Taggart's final act. Judge Maxwell opens new term in Mulberry. Sheriff sales list land tracts in Congress, Canaan, and Applecreek townships with appraisals ranging from 200 to 2,776 dollars.
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Peasion
Mell McElray
Richant Lee
Elmer Berry
Elmer Gesselman
Michael Badger
Wooster
Garver
McElroy
Galion
Columbus
Congress Village
Daniel McGrath
Brenneman
Smithville
Jease Horst
Cal Hopp
Orrville
Frank Taggart
Edge
Maxwell
Mulersborg
Tral
Jais
City Opera House hosts Wooster City Band concert
Last Thursday night a packed City Opera House heard the Wooster City Band under Musical Director Steve E. Smith. The six member Ladies Mandolin Club, trained by Prof. Ali Lusk, assisted proudly, with Mrs. Mongey, Charles Carry and Will Crites delivering commendable vocal numbers. Receipts were reported handsome and the performance praised for near perfection.
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City Opera House
Wooster City Band
Steve E. Smith
Frank Lowery
Witt S. Brown
Harry Sweeny
George Limb
Emil Conrad
Everett Reider
Columbus Grant
Edward Reider
Jacob Graber
Oscar Paegner
J. FR. Webster
Will Hess
Harry Strow
Dayton Goody
Fred Sekitch
Horace Miller
Ladies’ Mandolin Club
Ali, Lusk
Canine Convention at Wooster Draws Hunters and Dogs
Last Thursday Wooster hosted the annual Central Ohio Sportsmen's Association convention drawing hundreds from Holmes Tuscarawas Coah octon and Wayne counties. A parade led by the Wooster City Band showcased nearly a hundred hunting dogs on a fox chase at the Fair Ground track before a business session elected officers and set the next meeting for November 1893 in Millersburg.
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Wooeter
Central Ohio Sportsmen's Association
Holmes
Tuscarawas
Coahocton
Wayne Counties
South Walnont St. Ont
Sei
Wooster City
Sportamen’s Association
Millersburg
Ohio
F. Jones
Secociation
Lincoln Armstrong
L. G. Barton
Wooster
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New London
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Joseph Myers
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MM. M. Piymeeser
Congress Township
Catharine Deginney
George Fatzer
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