Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Promotes Blood Purity
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a superior blood purifier, appetite stimulant, and tonic for nerves stomach and digestion. It cites testimonials from Anna Morris and Lupia Wheeler among others, claiming cures for scrofula dyspepsia and rheumatism. Sold everywhere in liquid or Sarsatabs dosed at 100 doses for one dollar, prepared by C I Hood Co Lowell MA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidod
Hood
Anna
G. Morris
Annandale
Minnesota
Lupia McWheeler
Athol
Mass
Jeastz Kittner
Middle Grove
N. Y
C. I. Hood Co
Lowell
Case May Go To Trial In Local Matter
A Wooster case involving MBE REO aes seoub is not yet published. Judge R L Adair refuses to confirm trial plans while stating the matter could go to trial soon. Negotiations toward a settlement are described as strict and ongoing, with a probable resolution in the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
F. W. Miller
J. M. Criley
R. L. Adair
the Wooster
Adair
Raid Bills Show Commission Payouts Across County Work
A county ledger lists payments including Geo Roplock 250 for right of way, C Harrold 876.0 for stamps, Harrold 96.06 in fees, J E Cayhoe 4.10 for bridge work, Ruggles Gale supplies 25, W Orr 157 for postage, Bachwalter 575 for office supplies, Leonard Everly 14.78 for culvert work, Fred Gerstenschiager 4 for bridge work, Yschantz culvert, macadam road care, and indigent burial costs noted among other expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Roplock
Eerry Wirth
Harrold
J. E. Cayhoe
Ruggles Gale Pee
B. B. Co
T W Orr
M. L. Bachwalter
Leonard Everly
Fred Gerstenschiager
Yschantz
Geo
H. ‘ Hatenalsin
Fonth
Judge Rules Clerk Must Enter Judgment in Mowery Case
In Common Pleas Court Judge Hason on Tuesday issued a decision from the Monday argument on entering the judgment in the Mowery v. Cleveland & Southwestern Co. The judge held it is the clerk’s duty to enter the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hason
Mowery Ve. Cleveland & Southwestern Co
What Ails You Aids From Golden Medical Discovery
A vintage ad touts Uver Invigorator and Golden Medical Discovery as cures for fatigue headaches and digestive ills. It claims a non alcoholic fluid extract from native plants like Golden Seal and Bloodroot, with endorsements from medical authorities and authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Scadert
Med. Dept. Univ. of Ear
Bennett
Seton V. Pierce
Sickness at Lattasbourg reports pneumonia cases
Lattasburg February 4 reports John Painter with a very bad pneumonia and little hope of recovery. Peter Imbott, Jacob Fike, and J C Myers are down with the prevailing disease. F M Hamword of Hilliard Pa guest of sister Lucinda and many village friends. Kitchen shower for Emma Jacobs on her marriage to Clement Jackson with games and gifts. Ralph Swinebart and wife visited Wooster. Local business places show usual public sales news. Dr May has been here less than a month and requires an extra horse for practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lattasburg
John Painter
Peter Imbott
Jacob Fike
J C. Myers
F M Hamword
Hilliard
Lucinda
John W Jacobs
Emma
Clement Jackson
New Pittsburg
Pedro
Ralph Swinebart
Wooster Friends
William Wood
Ashland County to Face $9500 Damages Ruling
Ashland County commissioners may owe 9500 dollars after a Circuit Court at Mansfield Friday upheld a verdict for Plank. The appeal follows a Wayne County probate court decision on damage to mill property from an Ashland Improvement project. A mandamus was issued to compel payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland County
Mansfield
Plank
Wayne County
Ashland County Commissioners
Local Letters From Orrville and Vicinity Report Social News
Dr D P Shia of Orrville made a professional trip to our town last week and numerous visitors arrived. Interment occurred at West Side cemetery. Mr and Mrs Henry Saura hosted a dinner for close friends. Miss Lucy Armstrong hosted Mr Bealdievelt of Cleveland. Crawford Street property bought by Mr Harford. Mrs Peter Barnes visiting Canton. Una Mitchell returned from Canton. illness in the Sensinbaugh family kept relatives close. Marriners Nyde hosted friends. Miss Mary Lytle visiting Akron. Twentieth Century club met with Mrs Wm Redett. Miss Maude McConkey visiting Shreve. Charles Lytle has returned to Cleveland. Miss Clara Firestone on vacation. Deshler and Crut hosted guests from Medink county. Mrs Louis Rickenbaugh visited Margaret Flohart. Mrs Mary Firestone left for Cleveland to visit daughter Mrs Philip McCurdy. Jan Senambaugh called home due to illness of his mother. Spring sale bills posted. Esther Shadel and Helen Warner visited Millersburg. Cleveland visitors explored electric light company prospects. J B McCormick would consider stock in a new firm. Valentines scarce. Miss Christine Stucker entertained a Sunday school class. Me and Mrs Hass visited Coshocton. John Martin hosted a dinner. Dr E P Cousingham noted as a Brio-patiente. Ea Br Slutz reports ice in his new House. Werts of Estaburg visiting relatives. Orr sick relative under Dr L F Tong care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Shia
Orrville
McGisughiin
Wester
Alex. Fitch
West Side Cemetery
Henry Saura
Mr. Bealdievelt
Cleveland
Chas. Lytle
Clara Firestone
McVay
Deshler
Medink County
Crut
Louis Rickenbaugh
Apple Creek
Margaret Flohart
Mary Fire
J. B. McCormick
Stack
Sune Warner
Seemeg Gras
Christine Stucker
Hass
Coshoctun
John Martin
Slutz
I . Mo. Werts
Estataburg
Orr
Ures Johar McBride
Letraigenstorter
Wooster University Seeks 100000 Endowment Boost
Trustees meet as the university pursues a half million endowment, with 60 days left to April 1, 1908. President cites progress, pledges total 400,676.87 toward 600,000 target. debt relief 18,168.47 remains. Hope hinges on securing 99,894.68 for endowment and 13,018.47 for debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universty
Atill
General Education Board of
New York
L. H. Severance
Carnegie
Alumini University of Wooster
University of Wooster
Bellefontaine Presbytery
Chillicothe Presbytery
Qleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Dayton
Huron
Lima
Marion
Wooster University
Tasd
Death of Amanda J. Larwill in Wooster Ohio
Amanda J. Larwill longtime Wooster resident died Sunday at home from injuries after a fall over a year ago. She was daughter of Jabez B. Larwill and wife of WHI Dorn and had strong ties to her church, family, and friends. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm at the Baptist church, interment in Wooster cemetery, with the service led by Rev H D Allen. Her life reflected devotion to family, church, and flowers she loved to share.
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Amanda J .Larwill
West Larnwall
Larwill
Jabez B. Larwill
Whi Dorn
Bucyrus
Ohio
Wooster
Mary L Davis
Brooklyn
N. Y
Nancy Larwill
George M. Larwill
Keneas City
J. F. Larwill
H.D. Allen
The
Baptist Church
Fanny
Wooater Baptist Church
Shea
Protracted church meeting opens this week
The Methods at the church plan a Wednesday evening session this week. Mr. Harris and wife from Nashville, Holmes county, visited James Wise and wife Friday and Saturday. Mrs Eli Finley spent Thursday with Mrs Lloyd Thorley at Excelsior. Winkler Port G. A. B. to host entertainment at the school bowls on forbicprohtan in A Bobroe 12. Lincoln's birthday noted. Lutz and family of Jeromeville were guests of Mrs. Mary Jackson one day last week. Trae Path and Alfred Vauszile of Reodayurs were Sunday visitors. multiple towns mentioned in week’s social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Nashville
Holmes County
James Wise
Eli Finley
Lloyd
Thorley
Excelsior
Winkler Port G. A. B
Jeromeville
Mary Aokbon
Tler
Wifs
Aayésville
Edith Gimego
Wooster
F. Zeigler
Reedsburg
Hy D. Lingle
Red Berligt
Bet Siebher
Ee Mu Jackson
Chas Rope
Trae Path
Alfred Vauszile
Reodayurs
Joe
Death by Own Action at Infirmary
Gotlieb Eicher aged seven, a Swiss national and inmate at the county infirmary, died by hanging during woodwork. He arranged a high pile of wood, fixed a rope to a fence rail, and kicked away the support, triggering his own suicide. He had no known relatives and will be buried at the infirmary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotlieb Eicher
Icher
Eicher
Switzerland
Zarity
Moving at Congress local notes and church events
Rev Geddes of Mansfield preached at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning and Rev Cal berson of Pittsburgh will fill the pulpit Sunday evening February 9. Mrs May Johnson of Cleveland visits her father in Thorley and chicken pox remains prevalent among village youngsters. Ladies Missionary society held a monthly meeting with refreshments. George Howey moved into his new residence and hosted a party. Todd Spreng moved into Howey’s former house. Mrs Mary Garver, ill, shows improvement. H W Lebr and wife hosted friends in Morrland Felde. News notes note mail service relief and Cleveland papers delays. readers urged to drop items at The Republican box.
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Congress
Geddes
Mansfield
Presbyterian Church
Calberson
Pittabarg
May Johnson
Cleveland
Thorley
Geo. Howey
Todd Spreng
Howey
C. L. Hershey
Spreng
Mary Garver
Anna Basick
H. W Lebr
Morrland Felde
Fane
Hyomel Catarrh Elixir Promises Germ Cure
Advertisement touts Hyomel as the scientific cure for catarrh with a pocket inhaler delivering treatment to nose throat and lungs. It claims to eradicate all catarrh germs and prevent their growth with a complete outfit priced at one dollar under a money back guarantee from H. Boyd & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Boyd & Co
Ander
Orrville brake man killed by train near Mt Vernon
J A Hasson of Orrville, a brakeman on the Cleveland Akron and Columbus railway, was struck by a train on the Zanesville branch Saturday while coupling. He died Sunday after being taken to the Mt Vernon hospital. His wife and three children reside in Orrville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hasson
Orrville
Cleveland Akron & Columbus Railway
Zanesville
Mt. Vernon
Local notices and illnesses mark town week
Feb, 4 reports Mrs Dinsdore very sick with relatives visiting from Wooster. Protracted Methodist meeting began last night. Keener preparing to move. Williams home burned west of town. Grandmother Camp ill with grip. Mr and Mrs Howman visiting Edward's near Ovart n. Mrs Will pealled for Little Beld. Several weeks of county visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dinsdore
Mae
Charley Anies Herman
Wooster
Edward
Summerson
Kert Keener
Ee Pen House
Williams
Grandmother Camp
Ashland County
Joan Howman
Ovart
Edward's
Gallatin
Will
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Relatives Gather After Streetcar Death of Harkness
The rowanna of William Harkness, who died in a streetcar Saturday afternoon, will be laid to rest in Alte on Ta Tura day after contact with friends in Cleveland. Coroner Zaring opened a minimal inquest once relatives were located. Harkness, a longtime resident, carried $73.27 in cash and several letters. He had been headed toward Cleveland but planned to visit John Shelley north of the city. Wages owed by George Carl were arranged to be paid to the designated person at the time of burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harkness
Jhis Danford
Harkness
Bagly
Reed
Mr. Red
Cleveland
Waas
John Shelley
Mr Shelley
Chief Lerner
Danford
Zaring
Deu
Lernt
Markness
George Carl
Shreve
Carl
Favors Cement in Sidewalk Ordinance Debate
A letter to the editor argues cement sidewalks are more economical and durable than brick when laid to the ordinance standards. The writer urges careful calculation of base, foundation, and thickness, claiming cement offers long term value, comfort, and lower first cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crick
Uniform Rank Officers Elected at Knights Meeting
At Monday evening’s gathering the Uniform Rank Knights of Pything elected officers Captain J J Keister first lieutenant Samuel Manson second lieutenant G Brown recorder Edward McCormick treasurer H H Galler. An annual installation and inspection is set for February 25 with eleven new members to be added, creating high enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pything
Failowse
J J. Keister
Samuel Manson
G. Brown
Edward McCormick
H. H. Galler
Fredericseburg Social Notes and Local Events
Mr and Mrs W E Gordon returned from visits to Windham Canal Dover and Winfield. Mrs Crean went home to Wooster after visiting her mother Mrs Elnora Lytle. Sleigh bell jingled amid cold weather. A literary event occurred Friday at the high school. U S and Presbyterian congregations held a union service at the D P church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Gordon
Windham
Canal Dover
Winfield
Peruna Editorial Declares Open Sale of Peruna Medicine
The company defends selling Peruna to the public as a household remedy not limited to doctors. It promises full transparency about ingredients, testimonials, and aims to expand worldwide while challenging medical ethics and critics.
Education Foreigners Day Observed by Church of Christ
The World's Endeavor day was observed with a program including a sermon by H. C George, a song by the Endeavorers, and letters from Damon boys read to boost missionary work among the Dawdis. A male quartet sang well and recitations by Raxvll Botkin and Beda Schilenberger followed. The Damon boys appealed for funds. the society pledged to educate a boy for one year, with all money raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
H. C Ueoorge
Damob Boyx
Dawdis
Raxvll Botkin
Beda Schilenberger
Qeooy Tytte
Advertised Letter List No 5 From Wooster Post Office
The following letters remained on called for at the Wooster post office as of February 3: Gentlemen S L Chantz, 4 F Dewey, Ward Fritz, John Fiabbarp, tia, tet teao 6 Albert Hibbard, Henry Hass, Deli Hile Charles Kinney, Oliver Kickler, Clen Nichols, 8 Schmoh, Joseph Troxel. Ladies Mrs Nancy Brenneven, Mrs Anns Evernart, Miss Myrna Fritz, Miss S Peters, Mrs W C Porter, Miss Roth Shriver, Nella D Thompon. W B BRYSON, P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster Post Office
L Chantz
F Dewey
Ward Fritz
John Fiabbarp
Tia
Tet
Teao
Albert Hibbard
Henry Hass
Deli Hile
Charles Kinney
Oliver Kickler
Clen Nichols
Schmoh
Joseph Troxel
Nancy Brenneven
Anns Evernart
Myrna Fritz
S. Peters
W. C. Porter
Roth Shriver
Nella D. Thompon
Teachers Institute to Be Held Near Canaan
The next teachers institute will be held at the school two miles east of Canaan on Friday evening with Prof Dickason of Wooster slated to speak along with a prepared program. Samuel Rhonda of about three miles east of town died Friday night from the grip. funeral Monday at the Presbyterian church in Canaan. His wife and one daughter survive. The Dramatic club plans an upcoming entertainment with Frank Hassler of Barvertson visiting A Lehn. The program featured varied items and strong audience engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eanth
Canaan
Dickason
Wooster
Samuel Rhonda Hving
Presbyterian Church
Daushter
Mra. Kesk
Creston
Ceb
Frank Hassler
Barverton
A. Lehn
Prof
Jacot
Margaret Notestein
Delegates Named by Wooster Meeting for State Convention
A Wooster public meeting on January 1 adopted a resolution to choose seven delegates and seven alternates to the state convention. The list includes delegates M L Smyser B F Taogy V Hard Chas A Stebbens Andrew N Brenneman James Taggart Wm C Yost and alternates W D Foss James B Taylor Hobt Hatheld G H Scott Irvin McClarran G Q D Barnard Ron W Fanek. Petitions and accepts accompany the call from the state central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Chamber
Wooster
U Jon
M. L. Smyser
B. F Taogy
Hard
Chas. A. Stebbens
Andrew N Brenneman
James Taggart
Wm C. Yost
D. Foss
James B. Taylor
Hobt, Hatheld
G-H. Scott
Irvin McClarran
OD. Barnard
Ron W Fanek
Atata Central
Delegates Sought for Mass Primary Ticket
Signed petitions arrive from C V Hard and John R McKinney with W G Whitmore as secretary requesting that Irvin Mackey and Samuel M Brenneman be placed on the ticket as delegates at the mass primary to be held on First Month 15 1882.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Hard
John R McKinney
W. G Whitmore
Uther
Coma
Irvin Mackey
Samuel M. Brenneman
Pri
Well Known Farmer Dies After Illness
A well known farmer near Ankerman Station died Monday of pneumonia. The funeral will be held from his house Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Ankerman
Ankerman Station
Pashimonia
In Charge of Clothes Stand at Presa Penitentiary
A Cleveland Press report notes J. W. Raper writes about the penitentiary. In Turayua J R Zimmermas is placed in charge of a clothes stand with an easy position. The article suggests others hold similarly light posts compared with prior duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Raper
Jhfo Panitentiairy
Cleveland Presa
Tureauya
J. R
Zimmermas
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