Inauguration duties plus town notices in Wooster
A mixed Wooster area roundup notes regular Kieffer Circle meeting and officer installation on Tuesday Jan 9 1906. It covers local goings on including train trips for John M Pattison's Ohio inauguration, court indictments, marriages births, a York State Folks play in Boston, a girl’s collarbone injury, a horse sale cancelation, and daily municipal rail track clearing. The report also mentions Mrs Ellen Greaser formerly Kimber, local juvenile misfortune, and several residents traveling for industry meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Thompson
Wooster
Kieeffer
Don
Pennsylvania
Columbus
John M. Pattison
Ohio
M. R. Limb
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Mra
Enola Morehouse
West Salem
York State
Jan
New Majestic Theatre
Boston
America
W A Bruce
Bloomington
Peoria
Til
Bruce
J. E. Fuckinger
Doylestown
Cleveland
Akron
Kieffer Circle
Hyomei Advertises Catarrhal Relief By Hyomei
A letter from Laubach and Boyd promotes Hyomei as a local treatment for catarrhal troubles. They claim immediate relief with a pocket inhaler, medicine dropper, and bottle, priced at 1 with refills at 50 cents. The firm guarantees a cure when used as directed and offers a money-back assurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Republican
Laubach & Boyd
Indictments Highlight Larceny and Prostitution Cases
Grand jury returns indictments including Lawrence Keefe and Harry Glick for larceny and pocket picking both from Wooster, Alonzo D. Horn for assault and battery of Reedsburg, Clyde Bruce for failing to support a minor, and several for enticing underage girls to houses of prostitution. Mrs Ellen Kimber of Wooster and Mrs Trixie Bell of Canton face charges with bail set at 1000 each. Harriet Miller also indicted for enticing a girl under 18. Kimber and Miller remain in custody. bondsmen unlikely for Kimber and Miller cases amid ongoing legal maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Zell
Orrville
Clarksvile
Tenn
Ellen Kimber
Republican
Ellen Greaser
Kimber
Co. D
Columbus
John M. Pattison
Ohio
Lawrence Keefe
Unger -Band
Alonzo D. Horn
Reedsburg
Wooster
Harry Glick
Clyde Bruce
Big Prairie
Fox
Trixie Bell
Canton
Financial Statement of Wayne County Agricultural Society
At the annual election for directory the Wayne County Agricultural Society, J. G. Ebright secretary, reported total receipts of 4497.45 dollars. Gate receipts 1582.40, entry fees 584.10, rents 250, other sources 373.55, state carder 75.40. Expenditures included premiums 2888.15, permanent improvements 400, current expenses 1047.09, debt payments 24.50. Cash balance in treasury 16.81. Subscribed for The Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County Agricultural Society
J. G. Ebright
J Ewright
St Jackson's Day observance marks 51st annual tribute
The Democracy of Wooster held its 51st consecutive St. Jackson's Day observance in 1908, honoring Andrew Jackson with speeches by J. D. Dennison Jr of Dubuque, Harvey I. Payer of Cleveland, and Charles S. Swain of Cincinnati. The event featured Young's orchestra, stage portraits of Jackson and Pattison, a dance at the armory, and a late American House banquet led byCritchfield, ending about 2 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Andrew
New Orleans
Geo. J. Krieger
Joseph O. Fritz
Young
Charles Rogers
Viollinist
Seville
Dr. Hardy
Cleveland
Jackson
Hancock
Bryan
John M. Pattison
J. T. M.xell
Millersburg
John McSweeney
Lyman Critchfield, Jr
Joseph O Fritz
Geo. J. Phone
L. R. Critchfield
Krieger
Fritz
Harvey I. Payer
Payer
Andrew Jackson
Charles S. Swain
Cincinnati
Swain
Cox
Banks Elect Officers At Wayne County Bank Election
Stockholders of Wayne County National Bank at the appeal election elected directors David Myere J S R Overholt Frank Taggart G W Ryall John M Criley. Citizens National Bank stockholders elected Walter D Foss Chas M Gray Chas R Mayera W C Myers A M Fonibelle Wellker Christy M L Smyeer L E Yocum Ed Feitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County National Bank
Jane
David Myere
J. S. R. Overholt
Frank Taggart
G. W. Ryall
John M. Criley
Citizens National Back
Walter
D. Foss
Chas
M Gray
R. Mayera
W. C. Myers
A M. Fonibelle
Wellker
Christy M. L. Smyeer
L. E. Yocum
Eitz
Card of Thanks for Loss of Husband and Father
We tender our heartfelt thank to all friends and neighbors and the Aerio Fraternal Order of Eagles and K of P Lodge for their kindness and floral tributes in our bereavement and loss of husband and father Mrs Isaiah Fisher and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerio Fraternal Order of Eagles and
K of P Lodge
Isaiah Fisher
Closing Session of Institute Delivers Agriculture Talks
The institute concluded with Brigham on Wayne County potatoes and farming machinery. Mrs Heim spoke on crime prevention and juvenile issues. Dr Chamberlin discussed commercial fertilizers sources and uses while stressing plant food over stimulants. President Firestone and committee praised for organizing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ara Jm Ors Institute
Brigham
Wayne County
Fred Heim
Chamberlin
Tennessee
Carolinas
Germany
Firestone
F. I. Heim
Wm. Knapp
Well Known Citizen David Mowery Dies After Stroke
David Mowery a well known county resident died at 9 am Monday at his daughter Miss Emma Mowerys home on North Street from a stroke suffered days earlier at Snyder restaurant. Born in Chester township he farmed many years and spent winters with Emma Mowery and summers with sons Adam and Midian in Chester township. His wife died 12 years ago. Funeral set for Wednesday at 10 am at the daughter’s North Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Mowery
Esteee Need
Emma Mowery
Haat North Street
Snyder
West Liberty Street
Mowery
David Moseery
Chester Township
North Street
Adam
Midian
Better Land
Common Pleas Court Opens in Millersburg Session
Judge J. T. Manxell of Millersburg opened the common pleas court on Monday afternoon. The week will be spent hearing matters before the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Manxell
Millersburg
Court of Common Pleas
Blood remedy praised by Fall River patient
A testimonial from Mrs Mary Reagan of Fall River, Massachusetts, credits Dr William’s Pink Pills with restoring health after dyspepsia and nervous breakdown. The letter describes improved nerves, sleep, digestion, and appearance after using the pills, and calls for purchase through the Dr. Williams Medicine Company in Schenectady, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williama
Mary Reagan
Pat
Bere Street
Fall River
Massewae
Will
Yabaas
Willdma
Williame
Dr. Williams Medicine
Csitiown Diy
Schnectady
N. Y
Juniors Organize Christian Endeavor at Smithville Church
A county junior section organized by Susie Felton of Smithville hosted a thriving meeting at the Lutheran church. Enthusiasm ran high as twenty nine names were enrolled in the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sibbath
Susie Felton
Smithville
How the Boy's Clothing is Affected Without a Reservation
An OCR fragment lists boys clothing price reductions with several price points from two to seven dollars. Items include knee pants suits and overcoats in various ranges from $2 to $7.50, with unclear notes possibly about discounts or availability. Named prices appear as 2, 2.50, 3, 3.50, 5, 6, and 7.50.
Stetson Hats and Caps Sale Prices Quoted
All $3 and $4 J B Stetson hats priced at 2.45 with soft and stiff hats listed at 2.00. A large lot of men’s hats at 1.50 and 1.00, with smaller 0.79 to 0.79 caps and 0.79 inside-band caps for men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Stetson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iin
fFolks
Gee
Steve &. Smith
C. G. Kimber
Miriam Walter
North Buckeye Street
Alice Sellers
Kinney Hospital
Shreve
Harry Persie
Man Star Specnieh
Harry
Ad. Houser
Wooster Artific and Brewn Fog Company
A. B. Wiens
Wiens Brunch Co
Milwaukee
Wis
Walter D. Foss
Brush Manufacturers of the
United States
Hotel Bellevue-Stratford
Philadelphia
Tre Rewblican
Sf .Jackson
Tf the Opera House
Gov
C Horn
Dalton
Amercan House
Cosey
Zeigter
Critchfield
Harry Pager
A D Metz
E. Weygandt
T W Orr
W. L. Douglas
BANKS
Citizen’s National Banks
SER
AAS
Common Pleas, Court
St. Lotto
Choice
Dhe
Wright
Sane
Pye Eet
Eas
Ea Sas
Tyl
DIE
Krai
Tage
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