Opening line of colored cybrellas and parasols
We offer a attractive line of colored cybrellas for sunshine or rain with garnet cardinal green royal navy and brown shades. Novelties include colored borders natural wood handles and sterling silver trim. Umbrellas now largely replace parasols for practical use and a nice Rogue assortment of sizes and colors is available.
Van Nest Installed as Wooster Mayor in May Ceremony
Marcus M. Van Nest, Democrat, becomes Wooster mayor succeeding Robert J. Smith. Solicitor H. H. Hubbell administers the oath, bond of 1000 dollars signed by Van Nest, Smyger and Ohliger. Smith retires to ice and coal business. Smith praised for his service to all parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus M. van Nest
Wooster
Robert J. Smith
H. H. Hubbell
van Nest
M. L. Smyger
L. P. Ohliger
Shang
Jos. Bevard
Mr. Bevard
Mr. Smith
Wooster Suyer
Forbes Alcock
Board of Public Service
L. R. Critchfield
Henry Leiner
Leiner
Markets by Telegraph Charles Curry Broker Summary
Market wire reports from Cleveland and Chicago show mixed livestock and grain prices. Wheat May 7854, July 7844. corn May 1894, July 44%. oats May 8856, July 81%. Hogs and cattle vary by region with notable ranges across Cleveland and Chicago markets. Sheep, lambs, calves, and hogs listed with price bands and quality grades for May and current futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Tock Exchange
Crain
Eveland
Cathe Csolec Tar Ory
Chicago
Gattle
Texas
Chalee
Raive
Aerifera
Colorado
Cailvea
Ang
Pittsburg
York
City Water Board Names Officers and Salaries
The board of public service reorganized Monday night with Dr Derr as president Florian Schaffter as vice president and Capt Forbes Alcock as temporary clerk New officers were appointed for two years including George Boegner as Superintendent of Water Works at 700 annually Michael Landers as Street Commissioner at 500 and Philip Markley as City Civil Engineer at 200 Also Andrew Reid is Janitor of City Hall at 540 per year Regular meetings are set for the second and fourth Thursdays each month with a special meeting Wednesday evening this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Forbes Alcock
W F. Derr
Florian Schaffter
Dr Derr
Forbes Altoce
George Boegner
Michael Landers
Philip Markley
Andrew Reid
Property of Millionaire Seeks Damages Over Sewer Duty
James E. Elliott filed a Wayne county common pleas action against Edward M. Quinby for $1,000 damages claiming Quinby failed to build a sewer to stop sewage and water from running onto Elliott’s land on West oath street. Quinby is a non resident, an attachment was issued and sheriff Brown attached effects in the Quinby estate office, three story building, with Jacob Mougey and Samuel Bell named as appraisers valuing furnishings and fixtures at 178 dollars and the building at [amount unreadable].
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
James E. Elliott
Wayne County Common Pleas Court
Edward M. Quinby
Quinby
Elliott
Westoath Street
Brown
Jacob Mougey
Samuel Bell
Baldwin Wallace Beats Wooster In High Scoring Tilt
Baldwin Wallace over Wooster University 18 to 12 at Berea in a wild Friday game. Lewandoski and Lamberton sparked the rally with key hits, while Baumgarten and Loomis contributed multi run efforts. Crowd erupts as late scoring ties and wild pitches fuel dramatic finish and decisive pushes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin-Wallace
Wooster University
Berea
Wooster
Mop
Morgartenberton
Lewandoski
Baumgarten
H. OS
Weld
Graham
Blaser
Ehupe
Crawford c
Whitcraft
Abbey
Lucas
Lovett
Hoakes
Secssseceell
Bulawin Wallace
Wooster Universityo
Whlcox
Loomis
Warren
Lamberton
Shupe
Crawford
Lions
Oil Drilling Underway on Boydston Land East of City
Oil drilling on the Boydston farm east of the city is now in operation under a contract with buyers who recently purchased the lands to develop the shale deposit. The operation is led by H. B. Odenkirk and targets the Berea grit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boydston
City
H. B. Odenkirk
Boydston Farm
Berea
Orrville man faces assault hearing in mayor’s court
Thomas McAdoo of Orrville appeared before Mayor R J Smith to secure a warrant for the arrest of Harry Lehman on an April 18 offense at the McAdoo residence. Lehman, from Wooster, was seized in Massillon after police traced him via a late train and brought to Orrville for a Monday evening hearing. The crowded courtroom watched as Mayor Van Nest presided over his first criminal case. Police kept youths out of the office during testimony. The judge found the evidence insufficient to bind Lehman over to a higher court and released him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McAdoo
Orrville
R. J Smith
Harry Lehman
McAdoo
Levier
Lehman
Massillon
Griest
Jepot
van Nest
Wooster
Mra
Thomas MccAddoo
Januar Reid
Marriage Licenses Granted in Wooster Area
Thomas Howard and Maud Bryant of Wooster are listed in the marriage licenses, along with additional names including Daisy McIntire and De ta ws ae, indicating a local filing event with multiple couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Howard
Mr Maud Bryant
Wooster
de de McIntire
Daisy- 1
Dan
Wooster City Council Formed and Adjourned Under New Code
The Wooster city council organized Monday night under the new code with Judge L. R. Critchfield presiding. He stressed proper petition authentication and urged a prepared committee to study laws while warning that funds must be tightly managed as the city faces limited revenue.
Landmark West Liberty Street pump removed and replaced
The old blue pump in front of the Rotthaus place on West Liberty Street, a Wooster landmark since plumber days, was removed Saturday and replaced by a new one built like the original. The stock came from veteran David Bowman, watched by many locals recalling boyhood days and earlier hotel wells supplying water. The well is believed oldest in Wooster, central to a historic water supply for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ishieb
Rotthaus Place
West Liberty Street
David Bowman
Wooster
Eagle
Rotthaus
Rulings on city accounting and school funds procedure
A committee debate covers whether the city auditor dictates school board accounting, where wager rents go, bond approvals for the mayor, and how school funds are handled. It endorses daily or weekly turnover to the city treasurer, assigns management of cemetery funds to the board of public service, and outlines code-based budgeting, contract writing, and department payment rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Board of Public Service
OT Tracy
Smith
Bennett
State Bureau of Uniform Accounting
H . Chase
General Administration
Police Safety
Public Service
Public Ealth
Smith Bennett
Police
Health Department
Mnat New Council
Board of Public Safety
Old Council
New Council
Battle-scarred Captain Westbrook’s Rheumatism Cure Tale
Retired Captain Westbrook of Ripley West Virginia recounts wartime siege at a Martinsburg area farm, surrender, and capture. He describes chronic rheumatism after Southern prison exposure, then improved after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, including a neighbor’s cure. The ad promotes pills as a blood remedy sold by Dr Williams Medicine Company in Schenectady NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. McAustar
Martingburg
Weatbrook
185Th Ohio Volunteers
Lfe
Westbrook
Ripley
Southern
Confederacy
Annapolis
Dr. Williams
James M. Stout
Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
Story Jameson Held Up in Wyoming Town
Jameson, formerly of Wayne County and en route to a customer’s store in the far west, was knocked down at night by a stone blow and robbed of about $100 and valuables. Police received no clue to the perpetrators. A physician said a hat saved his life as the blow would have been fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginter
J B. Minier
Sweeny
Critchfield
Minier
Hubbell
Columbus
Dutchield
Minter
Schaad
Jacob Marchand
Kisling
President Critchfield
D. W Musselman
Aylesworth
Musselman
Sullivan
Schad
Marchand
Judge Critchfield
Critchfeld
Kuisling
Mr. Musselman
Story Jameson
Wayne County
Wyoming
Storm
Death of Former Resident George Miller at Barberton
Word reached Wooster Saturday of the death Friday night at Barberton of George Miller, formerly a resident of Easton. Miller lately lived here for a few weeks and suffered carbuncles. the exact cause remains undetermined. He practiced in the county courts mostly in office work and probate matters, and was regarded as a highly regarded citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Barberton
George Miller
Easton
Miller
Barberston
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