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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1906
Page
8
The annual summer school picnic will be held July 24 at dsilver Lave with college members joining local business people for a day off. The event aims to bring together students faculty and local professionals for a community gathering with activities and refreshments.
Stroup, once feared for his pitching, faced Newark on Sunday and allowed only three hits through ten innings as his team prevailed 1 to 0. Newark's offense failed to muster in extra frames.
A new water well is being drilled at the Wooster Preserving Works in hopes of a city supply. The drill reached about thirty feet Monday. Local residents and visitors include Nelile Campbell and daughter from Columbus, Amy and Miriam Marger from Canton, Lizzie Peppard from Akron, and others visiting Or. Pinkley Zoelioud and family. A straw stack incident caused near loss of life for two milch cows, costing about one hundred dollars. Dunste’s Japs baseball team, under John Sheppard, won four straight games with strong home talent. Next game is Ashland at Con. Ebert and mother attended the funeral of Mr Hoffner, killed in a fight near Hulmesville Friday.
NEW PITTSBURGH July 10 Mrs Ames and family of Wooster visited Capitola Musselman. Joseph Haris and family from Rows visited T W Forteny and Sabbath Luede Rice of Wooster is visiting Gail Prewer. The infant of C Honerstok near Rowsburg cemetery. Arthur Evert and wife of Ashland spent the Fourth with Daniel Weaver. Wanda Wapler of Zuresville visits grandparents. Joseph Fosse and wife and Mia Lit tle of Canton visiting. The Fourth celebrated with a successful village event.
Mrs Kinna Brenneman returned from visits to Tawa and Chicago friends last Thursday leaving her daughter Mrs Anna Haegler in Oak Park. Don Henry of Cleveland visited over the Fourth. Chautauqua will be here soon with posters out. July 28 to Aug 12 is the time. Pioneer picnic August 11.
Mayor George Stara of Orrville, visiting Wooster, discussed with Sheriff Brown possible suspects in the recent dynamite blast at the Long nacker shop. He said evidence is procuring and revenge motives are probable, but it is unclear if the same parties staged a later hold up. The mayor avoided commenting on an election outcome.
Mrs. John Gant is sick at this writing. Mrs. Bennet and children have returned to Cleveland after visiting her sisters here. Mr. Morris Johnson and Miss Hattie Brinkerhoff spent Sunday with Mr. Wantworth and family. A scare occurred Friday morning when Mrs. Withrow’s horse began to rear, nearly wrecking the buggy, but she held on and saved a bad accident.
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