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Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1897

Page

5

Wooster News Highlights From November 1897 Listing

The Wooster Republican notes events on Thanksgiving plans November 25, local factory updates on the old refrigerator plant and preserving works, street improvements on West Bowman Street, and a Heart of Chicago show affecting the B&O schedule. It reports football gains, rising trade, barber shop hours, a Shakespeare club forming, a campus altercation, and various community notices including quail hunting, a chrysanthemum show, and a Fox Hunters convention upcoming.

Monnay’s Vang Ihe Woost Preserving Co William Seks Bowman Street Heart of Chicago"” Co Zanesville Kaat South Bever Streets Senfors Wooster Preserving Co Cleveland Tod Price Boston Piano Co H. 5Bdenkirk Odeoxire Huston Sheldon Stebbins Ida Sweeney Woster Azalla Mich Huliagaye Tners

College Hill Hints and Happenings

Local notes detail visits and events at College Hill including Rev G visiting for a funeral, family dynamics, and community gatherings. Reports mention Profack’s absence, Wayne funeral duties, a large reception at Hoover Cottage, and various social activities at Athenaean See and parish groups.

Pleasant social events in Bloomington and Wayne County

The Misses Briggs hosted the File Club at their Bloomington home. J L Eberhardt entertained Civil Engineers and friends for Mrs. Eberhardt’s birthday. Ella Lion hosted last Thursday at Must Larwill. Wayne County Bar plans a banquet with toastmaster J McSweeney and Hon. A McClure. Medley social at Lutheran church parlor drew many, with Christian Endeavor program and several performances. A piano solo, vocal pieces, and a humorous account added to the evening.

Brig File Club Bloomington Mealey J. L. Eberhardt Eberbhardt Ella Lion Jude Biank Wayne Gounty Archer House Mitaay McSweeney & i A . McClure Society of Christian Endeavor Misg Hils Lee Flare Ken Karnard Tlt Maas Joba Beetre Mag Earl Vclapper Visto Bolo Wal Pap Leslie Lawrerce boYe Maretiadio de Frank Polten Celle Doeeghnute

Probate Court Notices From Wayne County

Wayne County Probate Court proceedings list multiple administrators executors and guardians filing inventories appraisements sales petitions and hearings. Names include McClarrap Frobate James H Zapperman Greere Township Bertram Kurtz Wintersteen Macy Hardy Tevartz Landers Cha tain Metliente Sower J T Keister Armstrong Searight Beck etc with hearings set November 3 6 and December and various estates probated and property sold including real and personal property and sale bills drafted by appraisers and guardians named Wm Musis Ford Reugegger Ford Reuger Joseph Collins Peter Spangler and Nicholas Plank among others

James H. Zapperman Greere Quownship Susan Kurtz Adam Kurt Pelee Babe Wintersteir Adairs Bor J. Wintersteen Hearne Dee F. My&kratz Daniel Thomas Macy Hardy Apua Trevartz Avraham Tienasntz Elestea Oeek Scanvier Geo Sarah Metliente M.C. McDowell Rebecca Sovyder Te Gale Wm Musis Enardian Ford Reugéegger John Serff Kond John Emerson G. H. Fuireptopne Solomoon J.T. Keister S. Eliott J. AD. Armstrong Gilbert Searignt Daniel Beck J. T. Keister Elliott Gale Waygandt Jos Ault J. Woongeter G. Spangier Peter Spangler Rush Meese Reuben Whonsettler Elmer Myers Pater Spangler F. M. Plank Nicholas Plank A.e.scofield Albert Gatehouse W. O. Collins Joseph Collins Jacob Dohner C. £. Sauffer Harvey Hublinger Willi

Burdock Blood Bitters End Dyspepsia for Mrs White

A testimonial from Mrs. G White of Taberg Oneida County claims three years of dyspepsia ended after using Burdock Blood Bitters. The notice also advertises wallpaper cleaner and woolen hose sale with prices and local shop names Craighead’s and Noah’s Ark on South Market Street.

Mrs. G White Taberg, Oneida Co Noah’s Ark Weat Side South Market Street

Marriage Licenses Reported in Local Notice

Geo. E Aleman and Pearl Hines. Herjamin F. Waltera and Lil 6 Ed wads. G. VW. Gellatin and Leah M. Eby. Jobo A. Baldwin and M. Aona Mc intyre.

Geo. E Aleman Pearl Hines Herjamin F. Waltera Lil 6 Edwads G. VW. Gellatin Leah M. Eby Jobo A. Baldwin M. Aona Mcintyre

Brave Ball Players Rescue Girls from Advancing Train

Ball players Bel and Berry of the Youngstown team risked their lives at West Salem by pulling two young girls from in front of a fast train near the West Salem station on the N. W. P. U. Railroad. The children were play­ing on the tracks when the near-miss occurred, and the rescuers acted swiftly to avert tragedy.

West Salem Campbel Hodge Berry Youngstown

Letter List No 44 in Wooster 1897 Nov 8

List of 18 letters remaining in Wooster post office Saturday Nov 6 1897 to call for advertised letters. Ladies include Miss Elia DeVoe Miss Mary E McCurdy Miss Effis Jagesmirbh Miss Nettie Voight Joana Grusse. Gentlemen Elmer Buffham Wm Hartman.

Buckeye mower works to restart with 700 once running

Akron on November 5 reports Buckeye mower and reaper works restarting today after an eight month shutdown. In two weeks the big shop will operate with about 700 men, season returns to 1893 levels. Akron tron and steel company to reorganize and rebuild after the July 4 fire. Kirkham Art Tulip company plant to be rebuilt at Harberton employing 200 men.

Akron O Buckeye Mower and Reaper Works Akron Tron and Steel Company Kirkham Art Tulip,company Iarberton

Sale of Illinois horses at Mougey House stables

W P Snyder will sell one carload of Illinois horses at the Mougey House stables on Saturday November 20 1897. The horses will be at the above manned stables Thursday November 18 1897.

W. P. Snyder Mougey House

Pepper for Butchering and Bargains at Noah's

Ad text markets pepper for butchering claiming adulteration in rivals. Advertisement touts Craig heat's ground pepper and berry form. Also promotes bargains in ladies and children's underwear at Noah's.

Noah's

Notable Holmes County deaths and local obituaries

The Holmes County paper reports the passing of former Common Pleas Judge F. Voorhees at 78 after a long career. Also noted are the deaths of Rev. James A. Williams in King City, Missouri, and Miss Missie Richards of West Salem who died suddenly on Monday morning. Other notices cover Mrs. Henry Blankenhorn, Mrs. Solomon Keffer, and Timothy Buckley, with funeral details and place mentions in Holmes and Wayne counties.

Missie Richards Weat Salem Miss Richards West Saem Ly Everbard James A. Williams King City Colorado Springs Silome Arkansas R. Williams Welcome, O Klog City Carotng F. Voorhees Common Pleas Millersburg Holmes County Edwin M. Stanton Lincoly Elder C. J. Voorhees Coshocton Solomon Keffer Smithville M. Myers J M Keffer Wayne Township P. Keffer Mifflin C.J. Kaiffer Three Rivers Mich C. B Keiffer Jeromevile John Hutchinson Solomon Keiffer

Akron rail plans loom for consolidated routes to Kent and Barberton

Local reports from Akron say Akron Street Railroad expects to clear business troubles by November 15 and consolidate with the Valley line through Akron to Kent and Harberton. If completed the duplicate Cuyahoga Falls line would be abandoned, enabling an Akron to Barberton to Doylestown connection and Wooster link next.

Akron Akron Street Railroad Company Kent Harberton Cuyahoz Falls Barberton Doyleg Town Wooster

Cure for persistent cough praised by Sutter Creek man

W. H. Norton of Sutter Creek California says a severe cold caused a constant cough but Chamberlains Cough Remedy cured him. He urges friends troubled by coughs or colds to try it. Sold by Laubach Boyd druggists.

Chamberlain W. H. Norton Sutter Creek Cal Laubach & Boyd

Well Cured Corn Fodder with Union Feed Cutter

An advertisement describes the Union Feed Cutter and Crusher for fodder. It explains four crushing stages moisten and mix the fodder, improving palatability. It notes shredding is insufficient and that the cutter can be used without the crusher, supplying details from Harding & Co in Wooster, Ohio.

Harding & Co

West Lebanon to Applecrook rail line progress noted

In WEST LEBANON the Republican notes work on the Lebanon to Applecrook railroad, predicting prosperity from new transport outlets for minerals and agriculture. Mentioned are local illnesses, church activities, a concert by Rev. J. H. Barron and wife, and the railroad’s gradual approach to Stanwood coal shaft.

Lebanon Applecrook John Hoak Henry Myers Verner Marshall Lewis Berg Mather Wooster M. E McFarren Anna Brentzer Dunlap J. H. Barron Dalton McFarren N.K. Davis Stanwood

Matrimonial Litigation Alimony Sought in Year Plus

Estella Jacobs of Wooster files for alimony in Wayne County Common Pleas from Franklin Jacobs claiming years of joint life since 1898 and a six month old child Anna. She cites gross neglect and sale of household goods and asks the court to order support for herself and child. John W. Farnwall of Creston seeks divorce from Sarah F. Farnwall alleging three years of spousal abandonment and accusations of improper associations.

Estella Jacobs Wooster A. D. Metz Poptown Wayne County Court of Cjommon Franklin Jacobs Congress Anna Jacobs John W. Farnwall Creston Price Russell Sarah FE Farnwall Sterling

Golden Corners Gleanings and Local Notes

Correspondence from Golden Corners Ohio reports a horse accident near McAfee’s gate injuring him and breaking the wagon. The Golden Corners concert is praised with Miss Mae Eugenia Hoegner’s class performing and visitors from nearby towns in attendance. Community notices include addresses of residents moving, teaching assignments, and a funeral for Mrs. P. S. D. Smith, highlighting long membership in the Wayne Presbyterian church and survivors.

Wooster Bercaiican Gonpenn Corners McAfee Frank Gearhart Golden Corners Mae Eugenia Hoegner Pup'ls Stiss Alice Handwork West Salem Vansy Sheppard Congress Fach Misa Hroegoer Epoca Abertweuy- Can Huffman Rothers Dogleatown Lee Witherow Thor Armstrong Cedar Valley Me Hostettler No 7 Wayne No J. W. McClarran Erie County James Heddick New London Misa Annie Boyd West Canaan Fraizér Jans Norton Hattie McCabe le Roy Armatrang I.N. Winter Smithville George Irvin Beachlosher Jobo Fra Ashlana Helmeswe Woceter Matisomburg P. Smirp Wayne Presbyterian Church Wayne Mia. Oakes Altoona J G. Black Wayne Charch

Friday Finishes Piling in County Election Statements

County Clerk D. W. Musselman reviews expense filings from the recent election. Judge Frank Taggart reported total expenditures of 68.05 with 25 to the Republican Executive Committee. Other candidates' spends include A. W. Blackburn 112.50, David E. Foltz 0, David Wenger 45.25, and Lake F. Jones 90.70 with notable committee assessments. Col Aquila Wiley 106.56, W. E. Weygandt 83.15, John Ramsey 95.65, C A Helder 10. The deadline for remaining filings approach.

D. W. Musselman Frank Taggart Harvey. Baker Mahson Roach David Wenger Lake F. Jones Wayne Holmes Knox Morrow County Col Aquila Wiley W. E. Weygandt John Ramsey C. M. Lovett C. A. Helder

Miss Eme line McSweeney Injuries Update

Miss McSweeney’s injuries from a Tuesday pony buggy accident are clarified as a dislocated left elbow and a fracture just below it. She had just returned from a call at Co. A Wiley’s home, the buggy upset on the driveway, and she was taken to Dr. J. H. Stoll’s care before being returned home on Baal Avenue.

Emeline McSweeney Miss McSweeney Co. A. Wiley Misa McSweeney G. D. Hughes J. H. Stoll Baal Avenue

Dr F W Pratt Praised For Retina Glasses Service

Pro Evi Dunkle commends Dr F W Pratt of University Athens Ohio for eight years of satisfactory eye care and courteous treatment, noting his careful handling and patient respect.

Ohio State University CortmBts Frederick W. Platt Platt James H. Canfield Onto University Athens F. W. Pratt Evi Dunkle

District Returns Show Jones Wins State Senate Seat

Wayne County results finalize the district contest for State Senator and Court of Common Pleas judges. Jones defeats Thornburg by 2,689. Jones carries Knox Holmes Wayne while losing Morrow. Eason wins long term in Coshocton Holmes Wayne. Pomerene leads in short term totals with clear margins across Holmes Coshocton Wayne.

Wayne County Board of Elections Court of Common Pleas Thornburg Jones Roach Wayne Holmas Knox Morrow Been Senator Jones Knoxley Holmes Taggart R. Eason D. Wayne Coshocton Eason Hort Camp- Pometon Jane Pomerbne

Allen's Foot-Ease promotes comfort for sore feet

Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Ease powder relieves stinging feet corns and bunions, making tight or new shoes feel easy. Described as a cure for sweating calluses and aching feet, it is sold by druggists and shoe stores or by mail for 25 cents.

Allen Allens Aims LeRoy N.Y

New Cigar Factory Planned for Wooster

Local businessmen secure the second and third floors of the Form and Les block on South Market Street for a cigar and stogie factory. The proprietor, a well known tradesman, will employ 12 men, with six to seven brought from the old shop and the rest hired locally. Further details to be announced later.

Wooster Fonn Les Block South Market Stre Thec

Tragic Accident Claims One Year Old at Goat Hill Coal Bank

Special to Woosteg reports a fatal accident in West Lebanon as George Larger, aged 1, is crushed when a large stone falls on him while at work in the Goat Hill coal bank. He died about two hours after the event. Parents reside near Navarre station.

West Lebanon George Larger Goat Hill Cocal Bank Navarre

Fox Hunters Convention In Wooster Next Week

Central Ohio For Hunters Association to meet in Wooster inviting all sportsmen from Wayne Holmes Coshocton and Tuscarawas counties. Business at 10 a.m. Foxchase at 2 p.m. Expected 200 dogs start with prizes for age hounds. Details from Senator Lake F Jones Wooster O.

Guy Bros Wooster J. H. Brown Quinby Lock Iittaburg Del Wooster Chrysenthemum Bergan Court of Common Pleas Stark County Wayne County Aliss Emily Deffries Central Ohio James M. Shaffer A. W. Mongey James Latimer Julian Jeffries David Nick Eli Miller David Atkins C. M. Taylor al Mowrer Chas F. Schuch Fre Faber M. L. Smyser John McSweeney Ed. Lybarger Goshotton

Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Worth in Wooster Testimony

A Wooster resident testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured backache and kidney trouble after years of pain and costly medicines. He describes relief within four days, ease of taking the pills, and recommends them to others, noting availability via Foster Milburn Co. as sole U.S. agents.

Dean Wooster G. M. Hofaker East Henry Street D. ©. Curry & Co Carpenter Proctor & Charl’s Doan Foster-M Barn N. Y U.S Dean’s

Chonians Have a Good Programme at Bi-Weekly Meeting

The Clionian Literary Society of ity iy held its fourth bi weekly meeting Friday afternoon. Recitations by Agnes King Ada Conrad Omar Gasche and Wallace Criley. Essays by Lyonisia Bogner Osc Foss Agatha Buckley Thos Fitzgerald Gertrude Feller. Oration by Rody Cunningham Harvey Clark Marie Haupert Will Derr Robert Hagniiton and Daisy Applebaugh. Debates included Christine Groh Will Kramer Mavel Hatfield and Arthur Garver. Miss M Haupert performed a piano solo and Conrad and Groh sang. the program added interest to the society activities.

Agnes King Ada Conrad Omar Gasche Wallace Criley Lyonisia Bogner Osc Foss Agatha Buckley Thos. Fitzgerald Gertrude Feller Rody Cunningham Harvey Clark Marie Haupert Will Derr Robert Hagniiton Daisy Applebaugh Chrisine Groh Will Kramer Shas Pps PE A Ei Clionian Literary Society of Ity Iy

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