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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1900
Page
4
Stark County sportsmen report favorable quail prospects with abundant seed-bearing fields, though some covies remain. In Orrville area residents note strong quail numbers, while local events include marriages, retirements, and police actions. Akron visit recalls former Orrville resident Mrs Thome and a plan to honor veterans.
F P Moran a Petersburg baker endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy for children with bad and whooping coughs saying it has given perfect satisfaction. He notes a druggist recommended it as best for children as it contains no harmful drugs and states it was sold by Sol bbach & Boyd in the Square Belists.
Weather notes from March 17 show record broken at dawn with steady conditions. Early morning reading reports calm winds and clear skies as temperatures rise softly through the day.
A fragmented plea announces a reward offer of 100 dollars for information related to a Piper item. The notice mentions science and an alleged cure, with stray names and unclear references. It cites Henry 4 Uo and Toledo as possible sources or contacts, though the text is garbled.
Wednesday items show Bert Fegsell and son in senity. C Morr and family attend funeral of John C. Metzler at Morrland. Frank Marsh returns from Doylestown after railway telegraphing study. Grace Lovett and others head west for health. Knight and Sibs of Security host Gen Whitaker. Winifred Stockman visits from Loudonville. Will Schaffter returns from Wooster Preserving Co trip. Albert Rottman to move to Benton. C Carbaugh tours as traveling salesman. Grace Tanner visits Nordavenda for a Lee Bricke recital. Perry Fisher joins Zimmerman Co for drug sales. Mrs Shoemaker in poor health. Mina Shoemaker arrives from Cleveland. Samuel Hanna and Ella Harmon wed in Wooster. Rev Welshimer officiates. Hynna noted as musical instructor. Mrs. Harmon prominent in Millersburg. W Wait of South Gardiner reports illness. Chamberlain's remedy praised by a customer.
After a romance lasting several years, Isa Langell and Henry Fletcher married quietly in Windsor Canada on September 24 at 102 am. The ceremony took place at Rev Hind’s Church of England home with the couple returning to Wooster to begin married life. Neither family publicized the nuptials, choosing to keep the wedding secret until now.
Probate court activity lists guardianship accounts executors and administrators filing notices orders to sell real estate in Franklin Burbank Shreve and Baughman townships sales and deeds approved appraisers named bond amounts hearings set for April 6 and April 6 probate filings for multiple estates including Speicher Perkins and Brenneman with various heirs and trustees named.
A lengthy listing details numerous warranty deeds and quitclaim transfers in Wayne County and Greene towns. Items include parcels in Wooster, Congress, Chester, East Union, Wayne, Doylestown, and surrounding townships, with prices from $1.00 to $3,500 and multiple 40 acre to 68 acre parcels.
Fort Grant street couple Mr and Mrs John Light were honored by friends with a substantial collection of wishes and gifts marking their wedding eve. Mrs Susannah br of South Buckeye street hosted a birthday gathering with a grand dinner, while Mr and Mrs Bert Hewell of Dalton attended the event noting their sixth anniversary. On March 13 Mrs George Caskey near Wooster received a birthday surprise with about 60 guests. The hostess was presented many gifts including a quilt made by the women, and the evening featured organ music and photos. The party extended past 1 am on March 14, with sister Mrs John W Smith in attendance.
A fragmentary verse piece notes March arriving with a bugle call and a rogues gallery of rustic characters. The scene shifts to a campfire setting where maple sap flows and suppers gather, hinting at a lively rural gathering and playful mischief.
A chaotic OCR item suggests a legal dispute in Akron involving an attorney plan to push for an ingens between parties. The fragment hints at a court action and potential damages or fees, with references to 86t h and a claim for extra money amid willingness to go to court.
Daniel O Hail, aged 67, died instantly when a boar attack caused a fatal injury. A lifelong Dinstry, Pa., resident now from Wayne County, he was a farmer noted for integrity. Survived by wife, four children including Dr J C O Hail and Irvin, and Mary O Hail at home. Howard Albright joins Wm Annat.
Addie Matthewson aged 12 adopted a daughter of Milton Matthew son of Shreve died Tuesday Jah E Daily of sane died Monday She was once a member of the village Board of Education and was greatly beloved by the people
Fragmentary text warns against lingering coughs becoming severe in families. Mentions consumption risk and hypophios as potential remedies, with references to cough cures and related health concerns.
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