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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1906

Page

5

Bell Brothers Horse Sale Draws Notable Buyer

Samuel Bell of Bell Brothers sold a carload of German coach horses to H Reynolds of Huntington Pa. The sale, claimed to be the largest single horse sale in America, followed a dockside viewing and inspection in New York. Reynolds selected six head, three of which were among his initial top picks.

Samuel Bell Bell H. Reynolds Huntington America Eynor New York

Canaan Doings August 14 Activities and Visits

Canaan notes a busy period with C. Wiles and sister in Cleveland, Ella Alleman visiting Springville, and Michael Hadas family picnicking at Chippewa Lake. Local residents attend Wooster Teachers Institute while Mrs. Janes McGarver recovers, and Rev. Wingert returns to preach next Sunday. Holliday visitors from Smithville and Leroy assist care for Mrs. McGarver, with wedding guests present for the Ewing-zuver ceremony.

Canaan G_ C. Wiles Cleveland The Presbyterian Church Ella Alleman Springville Scott Wek Michael Hadas Chippewa Lake Teachers’ Institute Wooster Janes McGarver Herron Frank Smithville Albert Leroy Wingert Tanner Villege Creston Thurs- BY Ed. Knowleton Patna Ewing-zuver

Madisonburg News Sees Town Plans For Summer Boom

August 14 Madisonburg reports John and David Brenner Jr and families visiting Ira Johnson. John Hamilton starts new business under a new roof. T A Landes buys a horse, hopes a summer resort, compares to Long Branch. Nolbin and Hamilton organize an orchestra. Electric line shifts to Main Street. Landes to supply water. Community eyeing a park and vacation growth. Dr Thomas Electric Pain relief advertised.

Madisonburg John David Brenner, Jr Euet Greenville Ira Johnson T Chantatans John Hawilton T. A. Landes Nolin Long Branch Nol*j Hamilton Siscaty Psrk Madison

Applecreek Social Notes and Local Visits

Applecreek August 14 reports families returning home from visits with relatives in Delware and elsewhere. Several guests and relatives arrive at local homes, including Miss Ella Barnea from Norwalk and Miss Lena Maurer hosting. Virgil Winkler recovering from typhoid fever. LeRoy treated for blood poison. Henry Deneke’s town call after 25 years. Teachers attend a Wooster institute. a snake scare persists. Jesse Franks case noted. A women’s club meeting at Mrs. Beazell’s features readings on beer’s effects and marital happiness turning to tragedy. services conducted by Rev. C. D. Patterson and interment at Applecreek cemetery.

Applecreek Frank Lynch Delmare Delaware R.vamenson Zire Jawenson Lynch Tragen Shipley Tragen Cevat Rapide Kate Martha Bats Ella Barnea Norwalk Lena Maurer Akron Dr. King LeRoy Henry Deneke Pittsburg Mar Numbers Lucy Bott D i Wiener Deneke Teachers’ Institute Wooster J. C Smith Peets Misees Carrie Buehler Ref Bolas Fremont Silver Lake the Gorge Delphia Taylor Jesse Franks C. D. Patterson Methodist Church Applecreek Cemetery W. T. UD Margaret Beazell Mra Jennie Smith Nadia Lechot Hsggpy

Overton and nearby visitors noted in village notes

On August 3 and 14, Wm McAfee spent Sunday with his parents in Overton. Mathew Gach and wife visited the village. Charles Clouse finished summer term at Wooster university and will teach at Applecreek high. Floyd Walmer and sister Grace called on Mrs. Lawrence Crile, Maggie Mullet and Rogers visited Emma Witherow and Mary Whitworth. Mrs. Abbie Gove of Wooster spent days with sisters. Mrs. Tillie Johnson of Canton stayed with the Whitworths. In this state eviction notices for a cold require no five day notice. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar is recommended and sold by Kreiger's Drug Store.

Sam McAfee Overton Mathew Gach Charles Clouse the Wooster University Applecreek High School Floyd Walmer Grace Lawrence Crile Maggie Mullet Rogers Jollytown Emma Witherow Mary Whitworth Abbie Gove Wooster Our Village Tillie Johnson Canton Whitworth Kennedy Kreiger

Globe of Death thrills at Wooster fair

Death defying French aerial act features a 30 foot steel globe with two riders on bicycles circling inside while ascending to horizontal positions. The show, brought from France for the Toronto fair and secured at heavy expense, runs daily free to all with a separate double bicycle act and other premiers. Dates September 12 to 14.

Onge 4 Aviazans Wayne “Kounty Agri Naltural Safety America Toronto Can France

The Midway Wayne No 6 Neighborhood Notes

Mrs F H Landes of Doylestown spent weeks with daughter Mrs O Wright then returned to Doylestown Tuesday. O Wrights and neighbors attended and crops and family visits noted. Wedding plans rumored. Grace Dewit of Kanean visiting aunt Mrs H Hamilton. Sterling took in the cigar weekend. subscribe for the Republican.

Easton O. O Wright John Oxenrider John Crites Longsdorf Beecling James Mies Cora Stahl Medina Dame Rumer Ihnee F. Wright Sterling Grace Dewit Tcanean H. Hamilton

Possible new Pennsylvania line eyed by engineers

A report states the Corps of Engineers at Wooster have identified several potential Pennsylvania routes this summer. They will inform high officials, who will assess advisability and cost. No definite decision on a route change or charges has been made yet.

Tha “Ig Corps Buay.od Pennsylvania Corps of Engineers Wooster

Lattasburg Camp Meeting Closes After Ten Days

In Lattasburg on Pleasant Home grounds the Evangelical Association camp meeting ended after a ten day session. Bishop Horn of Cleveland preached, with a Sunday program including a 1:30pm Sunday school and 2:30pm sermon. Local visitors and townsfolk attended as Mrs. Maud Thomas and Neenine Funk attended and a baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. John O. Moore.

Lattasburg Evangelical Association Pleasant Home Bishop Horn Cleveland Horn Akron Raudebaugh Overton Thomas G-Lehr Myers Ashland Maudy Neenine Mary McMastera Funk Findlay Maud Thomas Salem J. B. Fook Andennie Baker Detroit Mich Clyd Thorley John O. Moore

August 14 Events and Visits Mentioned in Local Notices

August entries note Rebecca Wade man of Akton visiting Jacob Wolgamont at home. Rev Correll gave farewell sermon. Rev Campbell to preach at Hill Top next Sunday. Rev James Campbell of Fort Wayne and Rev Martin Campbell of Marsian area visiting friends. Henry W near Burbank visited Mrs Maggie Williams. Stoves and family spent Sunday. Mrs ee ontie hosting. Sadie Sone visiting friends at Millbrook.

Dade Wademan Akton Ma Jacob Wolgamont Correll Martin’ ‘Cambell Will Yrdeck Hill Top James Campbell Ft. Wayne Martin Campbell Marsian Henry W Burbank Maggie Williams Eee Misa Sadie Sone Millbrook

In Memoriam Miss Zulah Leona Moore Dies at 27

In memoriam notices describe Zulah Leona Moore’s death after illness, her funeral at Barberton and burial beside her father in Applecreek. She leaves her mother, siblings, and many friends, with tributes from churches, a Cleveland physician, coworkers, and Sunday school groups.

Applecraske Methodist Church Cleveland Zarah Walter Stinn Vincent V Robert B Moore Ward Lightfoot Georgey Cox George Kouitz Paul Welker Jennings First Church of Barberton Reed Bros. & Co John Miller Kunkler Koppes F. L. Lewie Epworth League Collier Anu

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