Time of Trains and Local Notices in Wooster Area
The Wooster area reports a new train schedule with East bound No 6 Express at 6 47 AM No 8 Mail at 6 45 AM No 4 Express at 2 06 PM and No 2 Express at 9 15 PM West bound No 1 Express at 5 10 PM No 7 Mail at 12 12 PM No 3 Express at 7 8 7 PM note mentions various local notices including farm for sale agents for Labor Guide and community events and a fire at Gilbert's carriage manufactory in Smithville plus civic news about the mayoral absence and sinking finances at Millerburg church.
Local notices and community updates from Wooster
Mr G B Sommers and Mr John J Horn lie very ill at home with hopes for recovery. Mrs Nancy Hindman wife of John Hindman Esq died Tuesday after a lingering illness. The federal will take place Thawadgy afternoon at 3 o'clock. Capt McClare's residence on Beall Avenue caught fire Wednesday morning. water works saved the house. Mr M S Nachtrieb will stay in Wooster to complete artworks and accept portrait commissions. Mrs Ponton of England sent five potatoes. Mr Lightcap grew two and a half bushels from them and asks $100 per pound, with strong demand from buyers.
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Bates’ Insurance Office
School Examiners Schedule Exam in Wooster
The School Examiners will hold an examination at Wooster in School House No 8 on Saturday September tat. The new list of appointments will appear next week.
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Wooster
Company E Fourth Regiment VI Meeting Requested
Members of Company E Fourth Regiment VI are asked to meet at Col Carrs office next Friday evening at 8 oclock sharp.
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Regio VI
Col Carr
Boy Die After Horse Injures Stalled Teen
Marion Dilyard, about 10, ran into a horse stall in Napoleon Keister's stable on West North Bt. Tuesday evening at 6. The horse kicked him on the head, crushing skull and forcing brain matter through the wound. He died Wednesday morning after being taken to a relative's home.
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Young man fatally crushed hauling stone near Apple Creek
Joseph Eicher about 19 years old worked for Rich and Moupey at Apple Creek Brewery. While guiding a stone wagon near a railroad in Ulgo he tried to cross a bridge as a train approached. The wagon toppled and then rolled over him, fatally injuring him. He died Wednesday morning.
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Rich & Moupey
Apple Creek
Aastone
Aly Mougey
Tragic Vehicle Collision Near Turtonlty Injures Two
On Wednesday night a car struck Hudlter and his son in law Paul Nehetiter three miles east of Turtonlty while they walked along the track. The son was killed instantly and the elder man, around 60 to 65, suffered a skull fracture after being run over. Both were taken to Barkon City station. an inquest returned a verdict of accidental death for the son. The elderly man remained at home, with his condition described as doubtful.
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Fort Hill Independence Band picnic on Hugh Culbertson farm
A Pleasant Fort Hill day with the Independent Band and Akron visitors. The event featured a bountiful spread, welcoming guests and band members, while attendees expressed thanks to Mr Culbertson for use of his grounds and hospitality on Tuesday the 21st inst.
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Ead
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Harvest Thanksgiving Festivities Near Apple Creek Station
The Patrons of Husbandry Grange invites neighbors to a Harvest Thanksgiving on Sunday August Slat in a Joseph Bott grove at Moreland and Wooster roads north-west of Apple Creek Station. A Grange Meeting follows with Bros Ogden Lawrence and Rosiyn present. Accommodations for distant members. By order of Committee. Dr Bull s Baby Syrup advertised at 25 cents per bottle in a nursery notice.
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Joseph Bott
Moreland and
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Bissell’s Dry Goods Store Promoted In Parlor Scene
A Wooster parlor stages a lively show linking Bissell’s Dry Goods Store to its wares and prices. A man and wife perform song and dialogue praising bargains on gloves, linens, muslin, prints, parasols, and decorative items. The skit touts Bissell Brothers stock and low prices with repeated refrains about wealth and glory.
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James B. Childs
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