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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1906
Page
7
Wooster residents mingle at a fête and visit relatives in nearby towns while police report intoxication arrests. Shifts at Archer House and street scenes touch on car trouble, wrecks, and social events, with notes on obituaries, funerals, and hospital appointments. several residents plan visits, reunions, and excursions to Silver Lake.
Marriage licenses issued for Robert T. McCay and Lida I. Lytle of Fredericksburg. Also listed are C. McVicker with Russ Neill of West Salem, and Lloyd Camp with Florence Greenlum of West Salem.
The post office will be closed Thursday July 26 beginning at 10 oclock a m for the remainder of the day. One city carrier delivery in the morning and rural carrier delivery as usual. W B Bryson P M
Republicans of Wayne county are urged to hold caucuses at standard polling places on August 4, 1906 between 7 and 9 PM to select precinct committeemen. The caucus will also pick two judges and a clerk to tally and certify the vote to the county committee. Attendance is strongly requested by chairman E S Landes and secretary W G Whitmore.
On July 23 Mr. and Mrs. Jonah Crites of Orrville hosted relatives John Crites and family. O O Wright and family visited Enos Franks near Barberton. Mrs. Daniel Hoffman suffered a broken limb in a Monday accident, delaying her mobility. Pearl Crites hosted Clara Stender from Arrville, and Mary Ron of South Dakota visited Eli Brenner. About 75 youths attended John Crites’s home for Miss Mary Kong’s honor with games and ice cream and cake, with thanks for hospitality.
The Wayne County Fair association schedules speed racing events including 2:29 trot purse 200, 2:27 pace purse 200, 2:25 trot purse 250, 2:20 pace purse 250, 2:18 trot purse 300, and a 2:06 pace along with day and mile races on the final day of the fair.
The First Baptist church of Bucryus, once linked to Dr Chesney formerly of this city, has been freed of a $2600 debt through a popular subscriptions drive concluded Sunday.
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