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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1895

Page

5

Wooster notes and local happenings in The Republican

Local column covers a soft drink shop planned for Lodi, a Sherman Brigade Reunion potential, a hospital discharge, burglary on East Liberty, large crowd at George & Mongey Band concert, wheat cutting, jail population, 4th of July closures, turtle hunting, new bread wagon for Horn Bros, and promotions for McClure Hinton ads with Canton trotting dogs booked for August and September fairs.

Webster Loding Sherman Brigade Wooster Wm. Collier Toledo Garver Isaac Mower Canton Council Jr Willis Weaver Archie Moore Morris A. Stern Philfelphia Frm Stern Geiselman Clothing Co Wooster Agenta Mr. Stern Hookway East Liberty Street James Poppers Tower Hall George & Mongey Band Fletcher Mandolin Club Elisperman's News Depot Yoder Republican John McClellan Muddy Fork Horn Bros Harding & Co York L’a Concern & Wagon Canton Bangor Omaha

Marriage Licenses Listed In The Record

The notice lists multiple marriage licenses including eS M Greenslade with Katharine Noble M Welty and Henrietta Hoel zel. King with Lyda J Burdette. A E Snyder with Cora A Herman. John Rusch with Minnie E Shreve. Hugh M Howey with E Blanche McDonald. Noah J Blough with Anns Johnson. Frank E Dunlap with Lizzie Gantz.

Es M. Greenslade Katharine Noble M. Welty Henrietta Hoelzel King Lyda J. Burdette A. E. Snyder Cora A. Herman John Rusch Minnie E. Shreve Hugh M. Howey E. Blanche McDonald Noah J. Blough Anns Johnson Frank E. Dunlap Lizzie Gantz

Voice Lessons This Summer at Odenkirk's Music

Miss Ida J. Dough offers voice lessons in July and August. Interested persons should leave their names at Odenkirk's Music Store.

Ida J. Dough Odenkirk

Free Elegant Eight Day Church Clock for Wooster churches

W H Bradshaw a Wooster jeweler offers to supply deliver install and maintain an elegant eight day church clock at no charge to any church within ten miles. Call to place orders via the west side of the square.

Wooster W. H. Bradshaw West Side Square

Wooster Shifts Social Guests and Local Notes

Wide array of visitors and residents seen in Wooster and surrounding areas. Courtesies include Miss Adley Coulter of Seville visiting Miss Martha Horn, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Taylor of Orville in town, and Prof John C. Boyd attending a Modern Language Association meeting in Sandusky. Numerous locals and guests remain at homes on East Liberty, Beall Avenue, North Street, and Wis.

Lds Syracuse N.Y Clevebath Carey Gr Cleveland Adley Coulter Seville Martha Horn Sm. Barry Taylor Orrle Wooster Oward Herring Mansfeld Yoster M. H. Mojitos Nalem Mise Gertrude Kilburn Columbus David Nice Christian, Bolus Canton Vision Sanny A. W. Shearer Magnetic Springs O. Rev. J Rogs Mansfield W. D. McClure and Sons Ft. Wayne Maud Parsons Mina Shoemaker East Liberty Street Ada Brown Circleville Gyp Taylor Nina McNamara Millesburg Ethel Plenk Liberty Street E. M. Bevard H. A. Haller Glenn Alliance J. W. Hostetter Orrville 8. Carr John P. Carrothers New York C. A. McDonald Frank Cook Mansfield Lumber Up Inez Porter Emma Hurst East Bowman Street Akron John C. Boyd Sandusky Modern Language Association of Ohio Ww. Mason Wauseon, O W.K. McElroy North Market Street Fidella Lehman Ind Sinclair Clapper Beallevenue Charles Palmer V. 8 Jacob Palmer Pittsburg Avenue Joseph Collins State Normal School Wisconsin Grace Langell Crestline Galion Dayton Lake F. Jones Indiana Cincinnati Georgia Brown Fredericksburg Clee Fern Power East South Street Julia Besbe W. O. Beebe College Avenue E. K. MrEbherne Brooklyn N. Y Osborne Southalnut Street Arthur Gasche Wiley Smith Howard Wallace Smith Paul Fletcher Omar Gasche Round Lake Albert Uhlman Hattie Campbell Quincy Ill J. T. Keister West North Street Harvey Meachem Toledo Miami Canal Jennie Lehr Rutter Oberlin Madipaupare Mary A. Lehr Will Charles Eagan Pittsburg James Eagan Henry Street Charlies McClelland Ancock Street Susan G. Patterson Union City Ella J. Milligan National Educational Association Denver Colo George I. Woner W.S A8d Anthony Leies Wayne County Children’s Home A. D. Metz Mr. Metz J. M. Lee L. Smyser A.S. Lehman Abe Saybolt, Jr W. G. Whitaker Chas. F. Barrett S. K. Hilterbrant F. &. Faber Geo, Kline W. W. Garver Muddy Fork Ashland County Charles Kerr Pon Chicago Junction Mr. Kerr Lodi Kerr

Local notes and travels amid Wooster news

Will Ledye leaves Wednesday morning for Cincinnati for a week joining his son Walter. J. BYonald and wife depart for Mathews Springs Ohio for rheumatism treatment. Elorys Sandusky attends a state teachers meeting. John Barrett, Wayne county’s wounded soldier, is named a candidate for Representative. Neighbors surprise Mrs. Isako Bechtel on her 71st birthday. Wooster figures in Shreve July lineup. John Bevington travels after brother Frank's suicide. Irvin Lautzenheiser heads to Chicago by wheel, reporting 161 miles since Delphos trip. he fell in Mansfield injuring a hip.

Will Ledye Walter J. Byonald Neon Matheup Springs Elorys Sandusky Isako Bechtel South Market Ourdet Wooster Shreve Leydass Starnlat Wilhelm P Stollef South Keyser Brown Smith II Robertson B. W. Curry John Bevington Massillon Frank Bevington Irvin Lautzenheiser Chicago Lucian Delphos Thatibia Hoe Mansfield

Happy Home Hours and Correll Family Reunion

The Correll reunion near Moreland Wayne county Ohio June 26 featured a dinner, anthem, letters from distant friends, remarks by Rev T W Bellingham and new officers Benj Gil president Joseph Correll secretary Barbara Correll corresponding secretary. Officers elected and younger folks enjoyed croquet and swinging. The Wooster-Republican note reports another gathering June 29 at Curtis Sidle home Blackleyville with music, lawn illumination and socializing. A Fletcher Mandolin Clan concert July 4 in Miller's Hall is announced, Wright Patriarchs intend camping near Cedar Point, and Legi Marks celebrated his 65th birthday with relatives.

Correll Joseph Correll Moreland Wayne County Kansas Wyoming California Illinois Oklahoma T. W. Bellingham Wooster Rayer Benj. Gil Ashland Barbara Correll Orrville Blachleyville, O Curtis Sidle Blackleyville Zella Sidle Gociibility Fletcher Mandolin Clan Miller’s Hall Canton Wright Cedar Point Legi Marks No. 104 West North Street

Sheriff sale in Orrville auctions two lots in court case list

Sheriff Garver on Saturday sold properties in Orrville from two cases. J B Taylor vs A J Tschantz lot 390 appraised 3850 sold to J B Taylor for 567. John Conrad administrator vs Henry Correll lots 586 and 589 appraised 88 sold to G Q D McIntyre for 64.

Sheriff Garver J.B Taylor A.J. Tschantz Orrville J. B. Taylor John Conrad Henry Correll D. McIntyre

Four Star Route Mail Starts From This City

Under contracts that went into effect July last the four star route mail lines from this city run to Creston Moorland New Pittsburg and West Salem with schedules and post times. Samuel O First of near Fredericksburg was badly hurt after being thrown from a colt near Fredericksburg. He lay unconscious for hours as Dr. Martin examined him with hopes no serious injury would follow despite risk of brain congestion from the shock.

Wooster Creston Albert Summers Moorland Daniel Elsenberger New Pittsburg Raedsburg Plain P. O Harry Fank West Salem Gideon Masser Salem Samuel O. First Fredericksburg Martin Mr. First Mr. Johnson

Something Entirely New Spectacles at Low Prices

Patterns all copies from Orientals the best thing out. Prices very low with 100 units available. Beebe and Miller, Scientific Oculars, with Bradshaw the West Side Jeweler, a graduate of Chicago Ophthalmic College, fit all eyes. We guarantee work for half the price of traveling opticians. Also offering Cleveland Weekly subscriptions to THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN at annual cash price. Wooster, Ohio.

O. Beebe C. O. Miller Ogee Bradshaw West Side Chicago Opthalmic College Republican Cleveland Wooster Ohio

County bonds fetch best price yet for Big Killbuck Ditch project

Wayne county commissioners sold 8600 dollars worth of bonds for securing funds to locate and build the Jones and Cunningham Big Killbuck Ditch No. 89. Jacob Frick of Wooster bought at a 540 dollar premium. mail bids came from several firms including H J Hayes Sons. Bonds run 8500 each, dated July 1 1895, at 6 percent interest, first due January 1 1897 to January 1 1902. Premium cited as the highest ever for Wayne county securities.

Jones and Cunningham Big Killbuck Jacob Frick Wooster Marshall, Leiter & Co L. A. King Chicago Lamprecht Bros Cleveland Wade Taylor I O D. T. Lewis & Co Spitzer & Co Toledo Cincinnati Syracuse N. Y H. J. Hayes Hons Frick Wayne County Securities

WIFE FILES FOR DIVORCE IN Orrville case

Mrs Laura Mensching of Orrville petitions for divorce from George Mensching alleging extreme cruelty on June 25, neglect of support for over three years leading to her earning a living in fields and onions, threats of harm, alleged adultery with Jane Orr and others, and a conspiracy to transfer property to Charles Mensching. She seeks alimony and custody of their four year old son Henry. Attorney John McSweeney represents her.

Laura Mensching Orrvillé George Mensching Orrvilla Henry Mensching Jane Orr Orrville Masallion Mensching Charles Mensching John McSweeney

Wayne county soldiers census and uncalled letters

Wayne county officials report the enumeration of Union soldiers by precincts including Baughman Fairview Orrville Creston Burbank East Union Applecreek Cross Keys Greene and Wooster areas. Also lists uncalled for letters in Wooster for the week ending June 25 1895 and notices for advertisers to claim them. A separate item recounts a five foot black snake found in a Jefferson cellar last summer and again the next day behind a pan before being killed.

Henry Marshall Wayne County Baughman Fairview Orrville Chester Canaan Creston Burbank Salem Congress Clinton , Chippewa East Union Applecreek Cross Keys Greene Smithville Franklin Milton Rittman Sterling Paint Mt Baton Plain Sugarcreek Dalton Saltcreek Fredericksburg Maysville Wayne West Lebanon Wooster Township Wooster Republican Rose Zimmerman Jefferson

May Prompt Others to Help the Needy

A Rev J D Irons pastor United Presbyterian relates a train incident where two women claimed need on the Pittsburgh Toledo route. Though viewed as impostors by many, Irons funded their fare to Toledo. a letter from Altoona later returned the amount, prompting him to set aside the sum for future aid.

J. D. Irons D. D United Presbyterian Church Pittsburg Toona Toledo Altoona

Sidewalk and street work discussed at daily council

Tuesday session of the council reviewed sidewalk widths and materials on Beall avenues with Engineer Kirkwood recommending brick or flagstone on several stretches. Other actions included repairing Depot crossings, lighting and park preparations for the Sherman Brigade Reunion, alley and street grade work, and an ordinance on railroad crossing signals. Property disputes over Elim street and a paving dispute with Palmer Betson were discussed as well.

Zaring Albert Smyser Fourth Ward Ames Eason Snavely George Stark First Alley East South Street South Market Street Frick Beall Avenues Kirkwood Liberty Street North Street East North Street Bowman Street Nod Avenue Nord Avenue Sullly Geo. Stark Depot Street Committee On Light Sherman Brigade City Park Committee Bell Jesse McClellan West North Street L. B. Bolus McKenna Street Madison Avenue Pennsylvania Co Ossing Hildebrand Sullivan Yost Smith Palmer Jacob Palmer Palmer & Bergen Palmer & Betson Elim Street G. Laper John Long Theodore D Wilhelm J. B Hartman Crestline Wilhelm John Holus

Farmer's Telephone Doing Well in Wayne County

A Massillon letter notes the Farmer's Telephone Company succeeds with stock to rise from 10000 to 20000 dollars. It extends lines to small towns, offers free local calls, and Horace G. Brown is now president, signaling the end of its experimental phase. Ohio has 80 exchanges using non Bell instruments, complicating Bell’s position. The Bucyrus Telegraph reports an Eighth Infantry outing planned at Lakeville on July 20 with multiple companies invited.

Massillon Wayne County Farmer’s Telephone Company Horace G. Brown Ohio Bucyrus Telegraph, Co

Ed Casper and Roxe White Wed in Marston

Word from Wooster reports Ed Casper of Fredericksburg and Roxe White of Millersburg were married in the city on Saturday after Casper obtained a license in Millersburg and traveled by train. White is daughter of Editor White of Holmes County Ablican and the couple sparked interest among local society.

Maassillon Ed. Casper Fredericksburg Roxe White Millersburg M White Akron O. Y White White Holmes County Ablican Cooper Latrobe J. M. Fiscus Denver Salt Lake City Yellowstone Park Pacific John Wayne County

LOCAL CROP CONDITIONS IN OHIO WEEK ENDING JULY 1 1895

Ohio Weather and Crop Service with the State Dept of Agriculture issues Crop Bulletin No. 13. Dry weather persists in many counties while others report good rain distribution. Wheat turning and harvest beginning. oats improved but short, corn thriving except on certain soils, potatoes fair but some dry ground, bugs damage some fields. Haying underway. clover yield expected light. pastures poor but improving in spots. Apple drop noted. various counties report temperatures around 72 F and rainfall near 0.65-0.87 inches. forage crops like corn, oats, potatoes doing well in several stations. pasture revival and fodder crops being sown. several local notes on weather observations and community items.

Ohio Weather and Crop Service Ohio Department of Agriculture Wayne Cardens Wooster Garoe Hudson New Berlin Timothy Meadow Asyland Ashland Pfirst

Man Ends His Life Over Separation From Wife and Child

Frank Bevington, 26, of Wayne County, shot himself in a barn orchard near Millbrook after a day of despondency over separation from his wife Lizzie and their child. He died at 10:50 p.m. without leaving a note. Funeral planned private at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Wooster Cemetery.

Frank Bevington Ayne County Thomas Bevington North Grant Street Bevington Lizzie Wm. Reed Massillon Wooster Millbrook Repeaney Frank Bert Beyington Wooster Cemetery

Great Local Industry Drives Ashland Pickle Factory

The Ashland Gazette highlights the Creston pickle factory owned by the Lutz Brothers of Pittsburgh. Last summer and autumn it brined 26,000 bushels of pickles, used 200 tons of cabbage, and processed 7,000 bushels of tomatoes. It sits near a former cranberry swamp where 24,000 bushels of onions were grown, now shipped by rail. Farmers expect higher pickle prices than wheat next season.

Ohio Ashland Gazette Creston Lutz Brothers Pittsburg

Anti Toxine In Diphthera Read By Ebright

Dr L Ebright interviewed at the Northern Central Ohio Medical Society meeting in Mansfield presented experiences with anti toxins in diphtheria. As Akron health officer he reported testing the remedy on numerous cases with prompt and thorough results and only a few fatalities when the disease had progressed too far for treatment.

L. 8. Ebright Wooster Mansfield Central Ohio Medical Society Akron Ebright America

Deaf Folk Benefit From Ohio Doctor's Cure

In June 184, Prudence Miller of Phalanx Ohio consulted Dr Kutenin at Warren for deafness after other doctors failed. He cured her completely and she now hears well. Ralph Rood of Phalanx, once deaf with head buzzing, reports quick recovery after two months. Dr Kutebin plans a next visit to Wooster on July 1st at Hotel Yoder for free consultations.

Prudence Miller Phalanx Ohio Kutenin Warren Ralph Rood Kutebin Wooster Yoder

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