Great Reduction in Prices on Smyrna Rugs and Mats
At a great reduction in prices the best quality Smyrna rugs in 9x12 feet are offered for 13.50, worth 20.00. Special prices apply to matting and linoleum.
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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1902
Page
4
At a great reduction in prices the best quality Smyrna rugs in 9x12 feet are offered for 13.50, worth 20.00. Special prices apply to matting and linoleum.
Jan 8 notes report Mrs Anne Warner improving sit up at home and a school house debate and Prohibition meeting planned. Frank Johnson buys logs while L S Warner builds a house for curing meat. Spangler urges school guardians to push township banner status. Jan 13 literary society success and a large crowd, with a funeral in Cleveland for Baughman, and a juvenile baseball game ending after seventh inning. Several visits, lectures and meetings announced including Chaplain Scott at Jefferson schoolhouse, McRibley talk, McClure and family guests, and Rev Scott revival series. Jan 14 plans include Wooster pulpit duties by Rev Deeds, Ladies Aid lighting, midwinter Sunday school convention Feb 22, and stock shipment by Major. Pictorial lecture on McKinley slated, Prohibition Alliance Friday, Disciples travel talks, McClure Dyke railroad ties contract, soldiers' return, and local property transfers noted.
About thirty of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Keney's acquaintances held a Saturday evening gathering with cards and conversation. C A Teriny presented the couple a clock as a token of appreciation. A letter from W B Jordan reports favorable conditions for a large celery crop in Kissimmee Florida, with Jordan remaining there to oversee company interests. The text hints at local business upgrades, including remodeling a hoops factory and sawmill and a flouring mill, though details are garbled and partially unreadable.
The January term grand jury for Wayne County Court of Common Pleas reported Wednesday and was discharged. Ten complainants were examined and four true bills returned against one man for misdemeanors. Elizabeth Sommers, about 80, died Wednesday morning from paralysis complications.
Pleasant Home notes from January 13 report visits from Frank Dorcas and wife of Denyville, Eugene Rumbaugti and family moving to Ashland, and Harve Worst's return from three years as a volunteer. Various locals, including Miss Laura Kohlar of New Pittsburg and the Martin family, are mentioned with social visits and minor updates. A group gathered at M Fuhrman’s home to host Clinton, a member of the blind trio touring southern Ohio.
The Institute Friday night drew nearly all township teachers who participated in talks and demonstrations. Mr Dunlap discussed School Examinations, W Clouse presented on general history, J E Weiser led readings with questions, and mental arithmetic quotes were shared. A H Denbrock led an engaging Round Table, Prof J S Knight spoke on Indifference, Miss Stanley and students offered vocal selections, and declamations by Cora Martain Pansy Sheppard and Olive Kelley were well received.
Neighbors gathered January 8 at Rev. A. I. ascend and rey for the Terpace of aughter and husband 4. Young and wife. They arrived with baskets and enjoyed a well prepared dinner. The afternoon featured sewing carpet rags and quilting. Attendees included Mesdames L. EE. Mypee BEL Rich J-Troyer G-C oyer J.Kloppenstein Wm. Miller J. Cathé P.rites Miss Mary Coffman Fannie Steiner Florence Kloppenstein Conrad Mrs. Henry Gerber and Mrs. Cyrus Runkle of Wellersville.
West Lebanon reports town revival as Rhodes-Beidler mine resumes daily work at about 100 tons. Homes fill with families, spring building planned, and hopes rise for reactivating Massillon Coal Mining's Sonnhalter mine after a period of shutdown.
Miss Nellie Shilling found smoke in her upstairs room and notified others. The fire department quickly extinguished flames started by a bed covering near a stovepipe, preventing serious damage. Community notes mention visitors, sermons, a concert group departing, and local club installations.
January 13 notices list Max Hoffman of Barberton spending days with grandmother Mrs A W Hoffman and his sweetheart Gemap of Garrattsville visiting from home. Win Kling of Galion at grandma Kifhe and Suny? A W Hoffman becomes night watchman at Kenmore salt works. John Skeese of Congress visits Bonene Garver and wife Monone Tu George Smith Sid tainty hosted by Mr and Mrs McCoy at Golden Corners. Corners resident ill with lung trouble. Joan Fane of Wails-V hutmor visiting with Mrs Hiram White.
Wolartnets announces lowest prices on first quality merchandise during its semi annual clearance sale. The event highlights deep discounts across categories aimed at clearing stock and attracting bargain shoppers.
The funeral for Theodore Y Myers was held January 11 1902 at the residence with Rev I C Russell of the M E church officiating. Attendees included relatives from Orrville Wooster Colfax Bricker and others. Myers born August 25 1846 in Cumberland Co Pennsylvania married Rachel Riddle in 1873 and left a son Roy Myers. He died January 1 1905 at age 62 4 11.
Overton brief notes list Elmer Easterday and wife returning from a ten day visit with Mr Easter day's parents in Morrow county and stopping at Mansfield to see J. E. Easterday. Charley Myers and Miss Myers visited their parents after four weeks in Sparta and Mansfield.
Rev Kloffenstein gave his farewell sermon to a large audience at Grace Reformed Church on Sunday and will relocate to Culver Indiana after starting Monday. He served as pastor for three years and the move was widely regretted. Jacob Hess suffered bruises after a fall in his barn and will remain indoors for a period.
Over the past weeks officials say Toledo offers $500,000 to relocate the University. A board of trade officer confirmed the city’s bid to move the institution there.
The Committee of Fifteen to raise money for the University met Monday night. Dr L E Holden said no contract could be let until $40,000 from Wayne County and $100,000 from outside were subscribed. Architects have been engaged to prepare plans, hoping Wayne County backers will save the institution. Subscriptions top $15,000 with $15,000 more needed. The group will push to secure funds before the February 24 deadline.
Sleeplessness grows with age and tension yet opiates harm health. Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills gently soothe and restore natural rest, claims Wooster Ohio real estate agent Daniel Funck who endorses the remedy for nervous and sleepless individuals.
The list details per pound prices for eggs ham cheese and citrus and live stock values. It lists per bushel prices for onions and other produce along with cattle calves sheep and hogs with ranges and regional variations. It notes corrected by W. D. Trimm and includes references to markets in Texas York Boston and Columbus with numerous price figures and quantities.
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