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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1905

Page

5

Death at Rudy coal mine prompts funeral in Dalton

William Pratt was found dead in the Rudy coal mine near Dalton on Monday afternoon about 4:30. He left a note of contentment over a day’s work and was attended by undertaker A. H. B. Arick who prepared the body for burial. Pratt leaves a widow and four children. miners had worked seven weeks since Monday, and Pratt had just enjoyed news of upcoming work.

Dalton William ‘Pratt Rudy A. HB Arick Bert Rudy Mine J. T. Hoak Ruff Canal Felton Oman Dalton Awit Muyssilton United Presbyterian Church Hubbell

Marriage of Miss Maud Geitgey to James Fetzer

Miss Maud M Geitgey and James Fetzer both of Wooster were wed at the home of Mrs J Geitgey on South Market Street with Rev Scott Hershey presiding. Fetzer is a clerk at Harding Co while Maud is popular with friends. After a brief trip the couple will begin housekeeping in Wooster. An ad for Hollister's Rock Mountain Tea is included with Laubach & Boyd as agents.

Bo A. mm J. Geitgey South Market Street Maud M. Geitgey James Fetzer Wooster Scott Bf.hershey Fetzer Johnathan Fatzar Harding & Co The Honnskeeping

Weekly Crop Bulletin From The Republican

A Columbian special reports a cooler week with light frosts in northern counties, varying showers and sunshine, and heavy local rain causing some flooding and wash damage. Farm work lagged where rains were heaviest, with replanting due to floods and wind. Wheat heading generally good but fly rust and smut rising. corn uneven and poorly colored. oats improving. Timothy fields poor. early potatoes and garden crops affected by floods. tobacco transplanting ongoing. apples dropping with poor outlook. pears and plums scarce. peaches numerous in east and north. cherries poor. strawberries ripening with rain and late frosts. blackberries blossoming well.

Columbins Cher- Hang

Diptheria at Overton and Wedding at 6730

Overton reports a third diphtheria case in the Kopp family with strict quarantine and warnings of further infections. In the same issue, Mr and Mrs Henry Smith hosted their eldest daughter Maggie’s wedding at 6730 last Saturday evening with guests Perry Smith and wives, and Misses Saxton and Bronson from Cleveland Ashland.

Overton Wipbthirss Kopp Anelia Timnes Henry Smith Maggie Bron Perry Smith Saxton Cleveland Miss Bronson Ashland

Post Office Letter List No 23 for Wooster

Uncalled letters remaining in the Wooster post office as of January 5 include John M. Kook Arthur Parse gentlemen and ladies Mrs Jenny Beakley Mrs Eugenia Beakley and Miss Mable Joy. T Loplattery P.M.

Wooster John M. Kook Arthur Parse Jenny Beakley Eugenia Beakley Mable Joy T. Loplattery P.M

Horse Sale At Luce Armstrong Co Barns Wooster

A single car load of noted horses was sold Monday at Luce Armstrong and Co barns in Wooster. Buyers included W Snyder and a local dealer identified as Te. W. £& Snyder participated in the sale.

Bloombereg’s Wooster Luce,Armstrong & “Co Jane Snyder

Cassinians Coined by Dr Hershey in Sunday Sermon

The sermon coined the term Cassinians for men who deny truth. In a Washington interview he argued Russia has not been defeated despite withdrawals from Port Arthur and the Yalu, reverses at Mukden, and losses in the naval clash in the Japan Sea. He stressed that truth is found by collective experience.

Dr. Hershey Ion Washington Russia Port Arthur Yalu Mukden Japan Sea

Natural Causes Death Of Dal ton Miner In Dalton

William F Pratt of Dalton died suddenly Monday evening after leaving a mine opened after a long shutdown. Coroner Sullivan investigated Tuesday and is expected to rule death from natural causes, with mine atmosphere and blasting considered but not deemed causal.

Wm. F. Pratt Dalton Suullivan Sullivan

Moody and family attend Bible conference and local events

Moody and family attended a Bible conference in Louisville while relatives stayed nearby. Mrs Kathern Austen visited Ashland, the Ladies Aid met with Mrs I J Austen, and a children's day program plus an ice cream festival were announced. Frank Austen headed to Cincinnati for plumbing studies.

Moody Louisville Streve Frank Dilgard Ashland Kathern Austen Mrg R._Weltner I. J. Austen Thuraday Oak Grove Davit Eley Bie Ladies’ Aid Society United Brethren Church Frank Austen Cincinnati Robert Metzler Akron Mica Fern Hootman

Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples

James Fotzer and Maud M Geitgey of Wooster Frank M Koppes of Baltimore Nd and Mabel M Hostetter of Orrville Levi J Dilgard and Emma A Harek of Wooster Charles McCarty of Sullivan and Sylvia Lindeey of West Salem are named in the marriage license notice.

James Fotzer Maud M. Geitgey Wooster Frank M. Koppes Baltimore Mabel M. Hostetter Orrville Levi J. Dilgard Emma A. Harek Charles McCarty Sullivan Sylvia Lindeey West Salem

Doan's Kidney Pills Promised Cure Promises 1698 Testimony

Mrs Sandford Aindman of Blessing Avenue Wooster Ohio reports relief from constant back pain headaches and low spirits after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She bought two boxes from Lanbach Royd and says the pills let her resume household work with ease. Price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents in the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.

Aren Jaregain Urimg Wooster Sandford Aindman Enrichee Wooater, . C Oan Lanbach & Royd

Men's Balbriggan Underwear at 19 Cents

Readable ad note states fine gauze Balbriggan underwear offered in all sizes for nineteen cents each. No further details.

Special dissolution prices on trunks and hats

White and fancy, single and double breasted offerings in white, tan and stripe. Prices range from 1 50 to 2 and 2 50 for quality items. Includes trunks, suit cases, belts, night robes and straw hats.

Dissolution Price

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