Pleasant Creek area sale ads offer various items
The column lists multiple small ads including a syrup and meat barrel sale, a set of lever works cloth binding for exchange with books, a pony with harness for sale near Wooster, building lots on Popular Ave near the high school, a farm for sale near Wooster with 143 acres and multiple outbuildings, and the public sale of the late Henry Snyder residence on East Bowman Street Wooster scheduled for 1 pm on a Saturday with executors W. P. Snyder and T. J. Snyder announcing terms at the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wooster Preserving Co
West Salem
Ohio
Isaac Burnett
Wooster
Popular Ave
D. Roth
Poplar Ave
Henry Snyder
Bowman Street
Wooster O
Court House
W. P
T J. Snyder
Dee
Dr Kate Johnson Disesses of Women and Children
Dr Kate Johnson at Office 39 North Market Street outlines care for women and children. The notice lists Omics Houses and a time 1 30 with unclear details. Further specifics are unreadable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Johnson
North Market St
Omics
Markets by Telegraph from Wooster Stock Exchange
Market summary lists wheat and corn futures with Dec and May positions. Produce prices include butter 24c per lb, eggs 30c per dozen, lard 40c per lb, chickens 8c per lb, potatoes 6d per cwt, and assorted grains and seeds with brief price points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster Stock Exchange
Wooster
Eastern Buffalo Cattle and Sheep Market Report
Prices for cattle and livestock range across categories with steers at 5.90 to 6.50, cows around 3.25 to 4.50, and bulls near 3.35. Sheep and lambs show mixed values from 4.50 to 5.25 for wethers and ewes around 3.50 to 4.75, plus several regional quotes for calves, hogs, and stockers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Welty Franks and visitors host in NEW PITTSBURG
NEW PITTSBURG Dec 8 Welty Franks and wife of Wooster were guests of Anthony Ritter's family Wednesday Mrs Messmore of West Salem visited James Wise and wife D N Musselman and family of Wa ter were in town a day last week Miss Capitola Musselman spent days with Ex Sheriff U U Garver Ex Sheriff Garver’s family hosted by John Wetter of Huntington Ind Tuesday John Lutz and family of Jerome ville spent Thursday with G M W Jackson Clarence Bowman and wife of Wooster visited Mr and Mrs A A Lehr Mrs R Peters spent days at Lattesburg with Ray Sweets Emily W A Fortney thanks friends for aid in hauling and sawing winter wood Frank Norton returned to Mansfield after two weeks vacation Ora Houser US Army officer in the Phillipines spent a day with H J Eberhart family Cleveland and George Butler spent Friday and Saturday at Shreve and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Capitola Musselman
Jwith
U U
Garver
John Wetter
Huntington Ind
F R Snader
John Lutz
Jeromeville
G MW Jackson
Clarence Bowman
Wooster
A. A Lehr
R . Peters
Lattesburg
Ray Sweets
Bank Statement From Wooster Ohio 1908 Financial Snapshot
John M. Criley as cashier swears the bank statement for the Wooster bank in Wayne County is true. It lists resources including loans and discounts 323687.17, bonds 150000, reserves 43000, and due from banks 13303.46. Liabilities show capital stock 150000, surplus 30000, deposits 161261.724, and total 768193.65 with directors and notary public attesting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Berk
Asvont
Fas
County of
Wayne
John M. Criley
Thea
Suhday
Dove Mber
Sean Be
Ross W. Funk
J.&s.r. Overhoged
W. Ryali
D.B Firrstone
Scarfs and Muffs Bargain Fur Line Offered
A local ad promotes scarves and muffs as affordable Xmas gifts in a normally high priced line. Prices range from 1 to 9 dollars with River Mink French Coney Australian Oppossum and Grey Squirrel furs featured. The notice invites shoppers to visit.
Real Estate Listings Near Wooster and area
Real estate ads offer several properties: a seven room house on Larwill Street with large corner lot, new stable, water, porch, and nearby 80 acres one mile from Wooster. another seven room house with two barns and water on a 161 acre site five miles from the city. Also 110 acres fourteen miles out with nearly new buildings in a prime country location. 72 acres five miles from Wooster with good buildings, fruit, and timber. Prices unspecified. buy or trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
John Walmer
Ohio
Or & W. Spangler
Monte Vista
Colorado
Burbank
Chester
Ghester
Wayne
Agras
Bloomington
City
Buckeye St
Gerlach likely next Ohio regiment lieutenant colonel
The Mansfield's Fred Marquis is to be lieutenant colonel of the Eighth regiment, making Major F C Gerlach of this city the probable next lieutenant colonel. Marquis now ranks as major, with Weygrecht appointed adjutant general by Governor Harmon. Gerlach stands just behind Marquis in rank and would advance if vacancy occurs, with a future as colonel likely in coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Marquis
Mansfield
F C Gerlach
Marquis
Vol C. C Weygrecht
Ohio
Harmon Gerlach
Gerlach
Local Family Visits and Deaths Reported in Mohican Area
Miss Mary Kaufman of Reedsburg spent a week with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Solomon Premer. Daniel Barnhart and family of Lod? were the guests of Mrs Mary Barnhart Saturday. M Jackson and wife entertained Clem Jackson and family, Mrs Mary and Harry Jackson last Sabbath. H J Eberhart was to Wooster Sunday to visit his uncle J H Faddis at the hospital. Mrs Ellen Kimes visiting relatives in Junina County Pa. Robert Jackson a former resident here died at the Soldiers Home at Sandusky Ohio Saturday Dec 5. his remains were laid to rest in the cemetery at Congress Monday Dec. E S Finley purchased five head of horses at the horse sale at Wooster Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Ohio
Congress
E. S. Finley
Wooster
Death in State Soldiers Home Sandusky aged 74
Robert Jackson a resident of Congress and Pleasant Home for many years died at the State Soldiers Home in Sandusky Friday Dec 4 at age 74 years 3 months Funeral services were held at Frank Jackson's residence in Congress and interment followed in Congress cemetery A veteran of the 49th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry he served in the War of the Rebellion Also notes Tide Water Pipe Line Co employees bought local merchants stocks and upcoming town events and changes in town offices.
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Congress
O. Bec
Robert
Jackson
Pleasant
State Soldiers Home
Sandusky
Frank Jackson
49Th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Tide Water Pipe Line Co
Coit Luseum Bureau
Town Hall
Methodist Sunday School
Presbyterian School
Thos. J Smith
Geo G. Essick
How to wrap them for Christmas gifts this year
Aunz article advises shipping gifts early by December 18 with a Don’t Open Until Christmas label to ensure timely delivery. Use wooden boxes or strong wrap, protect glassware, write full addresses, prepay charges marked Paid, keep a receipt, include a From address, and label perishables clearly to aid prompt forwarding and delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express Company
Next Term Jurymen Drawn by Local Officials
Clerk C J Harrold and Sheriff Wm Caskey drew Grand and Petit jurors from the jury wheel on Friday afternoon. Grand jurors report Jan 4 include Fair Chester Hesler Wooster Baughman Free man Berley Fraze Barnhart Hil Eichenbegger Cutter Fluhart Shilling Cannan Havenstine Taubert Stalter Chippewa. Petit jurors report Jan 18 include Hugh Wallace Plain Stanley Smith Congress George Schwartz Wooster Polcffer Chester Wasson Wayne Brown Clinton Jackson Baughman Miller Wooster Treece Wooster Mellinger Plain Collier Wooster Carson East Union Cunningham Clinton Rehm Baughman Harpster Plain Gasgo Plain Otto Plain Himmeright Wooster Bosser East Union Lelb Wooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C J Harrold
Wm Caskey
Fair
Chester
Chas Hesler
T Ward
Wooster
M Freeman Baughman
D L. Fredrick
Jacob Berley
J J Fraze
Milton
Chas. Barn
Philip Polcffer
John Wasson
Wayne
Wm. A Brown
Cinton
S. W Jackson
Baughman
Thos
Miller
Ward Wooster
John Treece
Ward
H L. Mellinger
Plain
Chas Collier
J. C. Carson
East Union
John C Cunningham
Clinton
J W Rehm
J M. Harpster
Juius Gasgo
M D Otto
Matt Himmeright
4Th Ward
Bosser
Algazo Lelb
County bills approved by commissioners in Monday session
The county commissioners allowed numerous bills including Herbner & Clapper for stakes and Dayton road 20.74 Wayne Electric Co for shades 0.40 and many others such as DeMuth for culvert 55.50 Krieger stamps 50.03 lighting repairs 67.65 and road benefits paid to Welch and others totaling several dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbner & Clapper
Daton
Wayne Electric Co
Commissioners Office
L. Buchwalter
B. Messner
R. de Muth
B DeMuth
Cotterman Mil
C J Harold
Itn
George J Krieger
Wooster Electric Co
W. Y Landes
Thomas Welch
Samuel Marks
J H Irvin
Gish Bridge
Pat Kennedy
Ames Urben
Fink Bridge
W. D. Kosier
Brady Ihbrig
George Casner
Cameron Brn
Andrew Strais
Minnie Messner
John Rope
Henry M Knepp
Stakalita Pen. Co
Schmuck & Bevington
Micheal Bower
Winkler Bridge
M . L. Buchwalter
M L. Buchwalter
Stakalta Pen. Co
M. W. & O. Telephone Co
Funeral of Ira Starr Held by Odd Fellows
The funeral of Ira Starr was held from his parents’ home on North Grant Street Wednesday afternoon under the auspices of the Odd Fellows. A goodly number gathered to pay last respects as Rev Frank Hilman of the Lutheran church conducted services with choir music. Floral tributes from sorrowing friends and family rested on the casket. Interment followed at Wooster Lodge J.O.O.F. Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Starr
Grant Street
Odd Fellows
Frank Hilman
Lutheran Church
Curch
Wooster Lodge
Large Barn Fire Destroys Samuel Schaum Farm Contents
The bank barn at Samuel Schaum’s Cheater township farm burned between midnight Thursday and 2 a.m. Friday. Milton C. Miller and family saved some machinery, three horses, and cows but suffered heavy losses. Four horses, one helfer, seventeen sheep, about 100 chickens, 75 tons of hay, 300 bushels oats, and much straw burned. Insurance limited. origin of fire unknown. neighbors offered aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Schaum
Cheater Township
Milton C. Miller
Schau
Miller
Ensat Union Mutual
Elize Boorman
Muller
Funeral notices and services in Wooster area
The Wooster cemetery hosted funeral services for Miss Carrin Keehn attended by many old friends and relatives with Rev Frank Hellman leading and Ethel Rockey providing vocal music. Pallbearers included Julius Gerlach Julius Grosjean Clark McIntire Walter Mann Ora Johnson and Chas Wiler. Interment followed at Wooster cemetery. Also, Mrs Caroline Bechtel’s funeral from South Market Street featured choir music and pallbearers W H Wiler J S R Overholt J B Myers Lambert Sellers Jacob Shelly and C L Hoffmann. Interment was in Wooster cemetery. Overton notes sleigh riding as weekend pastime and a church supper planned for December 12 at U B Sabbath school with chicken pie and oysters as features. Visitors to Clarence Weikle’s at Nankin were Mr and Mrs W E Hawk and son and Mr and Mrs William Bandeanger. Elmer Miller, previously injured, can move about town on crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Julius Gerlach
Julius Grosjean
Clark McIintire
Walter Mann
Ora Johnson
Chas. Wiler
Carrin Keehn
East South Street
Carrie
Ethel Rockey
Frank Hellman
Wm. Nolle
John C Talbot
Harry L. McClarran
Webster, Horn
Claude Mann
George Kettler
Wooster Cemetery
Caroline Bechtel
Sdéuth Market Street
Lutheran Church Choir
W. H. Wiler
J. 8. R. Overholt
J. B. Myers
Lambert Sellers
Jacob Shelly
C. L. Hoffman
Overton Overton
U. B
W E Hawk and Son
William Bandebanger
Clarence Weikle
Nankin
Elmer Miller
New Club Idea Discussed by Wooster Citizens
In Wooster a push for a new city club gathers interest among business leaders. Discussion centers on buying a dwelling to house the club, with meals and entertainments offered by telephoning ahead. The plan aims to bring business interests together and promote harmony.
Best offer stalls ten year franchise price debate
Col C V Hard quotes that council aims for the best price but cannot accept a price that forces electrical production at a loss. He emphasizes the rock bottom price as the limit and asserts the council must balance business needs with affordability. The item notes Bloomington residents and local business concerns on franchise terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. C. V. Hard
Council
Melissa Yoder
Maudex
J. M. Harsh
Martin Aukers
Near .C
Canean
George Wilford
Myrtle Reed
Brinkerhoff How
Bloomington
Austin
Ingle Swartz
Jess Harsh
Ingle
Les Adam W Hoffman
Kenmore
Gearhart
Aira Hower & Son
Pauline Clinker
U. B
Schook
Mable Overs
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William Annat
People’s Column
Caah Ada
Imeg
TRE Wooster Grain and Stock Exchange
Livestock and Grain
New Pittsburg
Welty Franks
Anthony Ritter
Mrs. Messmore
James Wise
D. N. Musselman
Wayne GO
National
Ohn
Total
the Syndicate
BE. Liberty St
Overton
Pew House
Man
Congress and
Pleasant Home
Prospect
Electric Light Company’ Save
The
Harvard Piano
Strongest
Harvard
Everett
Thie Ivers & Pond
van Dyke, Kellar Bros
Cote, Rudolph
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