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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1902
Page
3
Game Warden Michael Bauer filed complaint against Albert Woods, Deans, and Earl Price of Shreve for out of season hunting. Hearing set for Friday. Bauer reports several rabbits killed before season. arrests possible if evidence leads to conviction.
Fire destroyed a barn on the Cotterman farm near Honaytown on a Wednesday afternoon. The blaze consumed hay and oats and farm machinery, with losses estimated at 1200 to 1500 dollars, partially insured. Suspicion falls on several young men seen nearby while hunting. origin is unknown. Meanwhile B. Bosshart of Wooster filed for divorce from Mamie Bosshart in Canton alleging infidelity and abandonment since 1895, with no children.
Nov 18 notes: Mr and Mrs Taylor and others visited Samuel Stelzer. Birdie Jarvis and niece Grace Reynolds traveled to Coshocton to visit relatives. John Heistand sold a driving horse last week. many friends gathered for a social evening at a local home. Ebert and Swinehart shared Sunday visits.
A dog of unknown ownership, believed from the South, showed rabies signs and attacked a horse owned by Al. Landis Thursday morning. The animal caused no other reported damage and then moved northward.
Eczema described as a summer ailment that returns in winter, affecting hands feet and head with cracking bleeding itching and crusting. Claims acids from blood cause the symptoms and that a product from The Swift Specific Co Atlanta Georgia purifies blood and heals the eruption. Free book on skin diseases offered.
Mrs A B Taylor visits Seville friends while neighbors host small gatherings in Medina and Lodi. Mr and Mrs Otto Knapp host reception for Mr and Mrs Rose before their move to Defiance. Mrs DuCummin fends off visitors with baskets and crokinole as Me dina-bound Planks bid farewell after a year in Lodi.
An info in contempt involving Ashland citizens was filed in Columbus by Attorney General Sheeta. The case State ex rel Attorney General vs Mansfield Armentrout Patterson McCray and McCray concerns venue transfer disputes after Wayne County papers remained with Samuel Esselburn. The episode centers on Ashland officials and attorneys alleged to disregard the supreme court order.
Firemen pull sleeping occupants from danger as flames rage a residence. The incident underscores hazards of neglect and the need for quick response. Advertisements promote Dr. King's New Discovery for throat and chest troubles and Haley's Honey and Tar, with promises of effective relief and trial bottles.
An old advertising column highlights Boschee's German Syrup as a trusted cough remedy. Claiming two million bottles sold yearly, it touts rapid relief for coughs and lung troubles, notes non experimental status and wide availability through Laubach Boyd and others. Also mentions Foley's Honey and Tar and August Flower as remedies.
Recent transfers of warranty deeds listed for Wayne County include Ebert to Mary J Bowman for lots 58 59 and 604 Congress 75 dollars Matilda Milhamn to Elizabeth Quinby lot 785 in Wooster 1050 dollars Lewis Hartel to William B Anderson lots 23 and 33 and outlet Net in Smithville with other transfers including D H Camp II Henry Hartel et al to Belle Kime part lot 115 in West Salem 215 dollars Smith Collier lots 319 and 813 in Shreve 1000 dollars Lucinda Welda to Henry B Lane 10 acres in Milton township Catherine Shantz to Elmer F Wright 1 acre in Milton township 600 dollars Nathan L Royer to Henry H Rowe Elizabeth B Rowe Doylestown 800 dollars Samuel H Forrer et al to Brederik Baer 40 acres in Chippewa township 3400 dollars Harvey Santmyer to J Goudy part lot 16 in Dalton 50 dollars Mrs W Anderson to J Goudy part lot 16 in Dalton 400 dollars Robert S Redin to Rebecca Kettler lot 42 and part lot 748 in Wooster 2250 dollars A A Carr to G W Spangler 3 acres in Wonater 3500 dollars A E Stepfield to Hiram Douglass Louisa Douglass half acre in Chippewa township 125 dollars Executrix Deed Johanne Shay executrix of Patrick Sir George L Stauffer 61 acres in Wooster township 3000 dollars Executor Deed C Z Yoder executor and Joseph Hartziger administrator of Luseanna Gingrith to Willford part lot 185 in Marshallville 275 dollars
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