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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1905
Page
8
Monday reports from Wooster detail visitors from Millersburg Orrville and Canton. town happenings include a funeral, a golf club visit planned for Oct 14, student and job moves, a hospital operation, and local business notices.
Burglars rifled the Witwer home on East South Street early Saturday morning. Entry was gained by boring a hole above a window and again over a lock to reach cash and likely silverware. A desk drawer was opened by drilling, exposing that a burglary occurred, though the full extent was not immediately clear.
At a congregational meeting after service on Nabhath morning the members voted to extend a call to Rev H D Allen D D of Louisville Ky The church hopes he will accept and relocate to the city amid a favorable mood within the congregation
Miss Margaret Heichel, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Heichel, wed Clarence Leroy Landes of Doylestown in a quiet Oct 8 ceremony at the Heichel home. Rev Lloyd Miller officiated. A wedding dinner followed. The couple left for a trip to Cleveland Buffalo and Niagara Falls before settling in Doylestown. The groom, a hardware firm member, gave a diamond brooch to the bride. many gifts from relatives accompanied the celebration.
The County Sunday School convention meets in Pt with Teron on Thursday and Friday Oct 4 and 6. One hundred twenty five delegates are expected. Prominent workers will speak and music will be featured. On Thursday evening QC Sellers of Euclid Avenue Baptist Cleveland will speak on Men at Work for Men. Dr Joseph Clark will speak on Friday evening.
Miss Elva M Green wed Andrew W Junea in a small family ceremony at the bride’s parents home in Franklin township Wayne County. Elder G Maple of Morrland officiated under a green and white arch as Anne Greenwald played the American Line march.
Lattasburg letter notes the hickory nut season and local residents at various visits. Duonkards German Baptist love feast set for Oct 7 at Mohican church. Mentions of visitors: Rumbaughs, Schlossnagle family, John Myers and family, Rev Monk’s sermon, Baird family, Painter family. Dry Creek East avenue foot walk repairs expected after Halloween damage. John Myers to Wooster to supervise Wayne County National Bank interior fittings.
The Miniaterial association held its first meeting of the season Monday afternoon. Elected officers are K Neikirk as president, F A Graeper as vice president, and K R F Smith as secretary and treasurer. The next regular meeting will be in the study of the Reformed Church on the first Monday in November, and the pauper wall was presented by Dr. Miller.
Blachleyville scene recounts a doctor’s odd scare after he ran over items on the road and inhaled a strong odor. The narrative notes several local happenings including farm work, sales, arrivals, a farewell, and typhoid fever concerns as residents adjust to autumn events.
Smithville area items note warm weather, rain, and planting prospects. Local residents visiting relatives, guests at homes, and trips from Bloomington, Medina, Chicago, Marion, and Goshen are mentioned along with farm activity, a new well 1670 feet deep, and community events in Smithville and nearby townships.
Frank McCracken of Canaan town alleges the railroad killed three cows May 18, 1905, claiming a lack of proper fencing allowed livestock to roam onto the tracks. He seeks $3122.50 in damages. attorney Price Russell represents McCracken.
G. D. Taylor, longtime clerk of the City Board of Health, endorses Peruna as an honest reliable remedy for preventing and curing disease. He cites its benefits for catarrh and general health and urges adoption by the community. The letter appears from The Sanitawan Sanitarian in Columbus.
Judge Robert L. Adair has purchased from Mrs A L McClure and Walter C McClure the building housing the office of M L Smyner Horns News depot and The Wooster Republican. The transfer was announced by G W Spangler. Consideration amounts to 6200 dollars.
Advertises Kode Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy to strengthen digestion and stomach function, claiming it improves overall health. Sold by all druggists.
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