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Newspaper

Wooster Republican

Location

Wooster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1907

Page

8

Water Crisis in Wooster Threatens City Supply

A major fire and a slow water system endanger Wooster as pumping at Applecreek stalls, Bloomington reservoir drains downtown to twenty pounds pressure, and officials warn residents to conserve. Superintendent Fisher notes bond delays for a new pumping plant worsen the crisis while Chief Kingsley says any fire could deplete water in an hour. Repair timing remains uncertain, possibly weeks.

Wooster Applecreek Bloomington Fisher Reddick Jige Asaid Kingsley Adda

Wedded Saturday Ties Haller Daughter to Ashland Groom

For some time Mies Haller, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Haller of North Buckeye Street, and Jesse Edwards, formerly of Wooster now of Ashland, quietly wed after her secret engagement. Haller resigned her job at Freedlander store and, after 11 p.m. Saturday, the couple met Rev Cromer at the Reformed church to take their vows. The newlyweds later traveled to Ashland to begin housekeeping.

Mies Haller Freedlander Fred Haller North Buckeye Street Jesse Edwards Wooster Ashland Miss Haller Abe Cromer Reformed Church Edwards

Bloomberg Hurt In Wooster Game Ended With Broken Arm

A Wooster game on the university field left end Bloomberg with a broken right arm after a pile scrum. He was taken downtown for treatment, and his leg was also badly broken. He is the son of H A Bloomberg, former proprietor of the Bloomberg store.

Bloomberg Iellow Wooster Max Bloomberg H A Bloomberg

Timber accident injures man in Wooster area

Samuel Miller of Cooster towcamp was cutting timber last week when a tree fell, breaking his left leg in two places below the knee. Dr H. D. Braden of Wooster was summoned to treat the injury.

Samuel Miller Cooster H. D. Braden Wooster

Hyomei Guarantee Promises Catarrh Cure or Refund

An ad asserts G Boyd & Co guarantee Hyomei will cure catarrh or refund the money with no risk. The copy touts the inhaled medicated air reaching nose and throat, claims immediate relief, and notes the outfit includes a haler and pocket for travel. It stresses the guarantee as proof of efficacy and urges try now.

G. Boyd & Co

Wreck delays trains and local incidents noted

A jumble of brief items from Newark and nearby, including freight train delays due to wrecks at Orrville, a buggy accident on Liberty Street near the American House, and miscellaneous local updates. Also mentions planned lectures, theatre previews, and upcoming openings with several named people and places.

Newark Thoreday Orrville

Former resident dead weeks with Brights disease

John H Boyd 63 a brother of Samuel H Boyd and Miles Jennie Boyd died Sunday morning at his home in Mansfeld He was born in Wooster Wayne county and long a resident of Wooster and Wayne county He was a printer by trade and part owner of the Wayne County Democrat He lived in Mansfield for about twenty years serving as transfer clerk in the Mansfield post office He is survived by three daughters Funeral occurred Tuesday with interment in Mansfield.

Bright John H Boyd Samuel H. Boyd Miles Jennie Boyd Mansfeld Boyd Wooster Wayne County Mr. Boyd Wayne County Democrat Mansfield Will Winkler Coral Dover T E Rice Belwont Orrville Dr Winkler Will McCullough Mertin Lanutenschlager John E Eberly Smithville Mike Cotterman Atron Effie Mann Julia Bonewitz Penne John Amiet Uriah Barkey France A F Wisner Jennie Bonewitz Myrtle Cor Messrs Hart, Howard Melvin Packer Packer Beech City Dandsee Winesborg St Peters Reformed Church S J. T. Flohr Enbjech Eerwon Ephedana Sa Weeting Raf Anti Saxon League Strayer Roth King and Son Raymond Flohr Soplecrack Cemetery

Fine residence sold to Mr and Mrs Fike in Wooster area

Mrs Elizabeth Quincy sold her avenue residence via agent E B Landes to Mr and Mrs W A Fike near Orrville. Quincy plans a new modern house on a Wooster lot soon. Mr Fike will take possession on April 1.

Elizabeth Quincy E. 8. Landes Avenue W. A. Fike Orrville Quincy Fike Fen

Lost Purses Recovered Reward Offered By City Office

A purse lost on a street Tuesday morning is offered for return to the office with a liberal reward. The owner, a woman, says the bag contained a substantial sum of cab fare and money. She appeals for the purse to be returned to recover her funds.

Caroline Caden Scomack & Bevington Liberal

Glass Case Postponed in Cleveland Court Term

The Glass case delays again as an amended petition is prepared by Judge Blandin and attorney Jonge R. L. Adair in Cleveland. If received, the case will not be heard this term. technical points caused the postponement and new petition.

Koocomotive eDynall Tts Penns Swa Raillro Wrees Brotherhood of Locomotive Firefmen Cleveland Blandin Jonge R. L. Adair

Sis in New York author tours city on first visit

A Hoosier author departs rural paths for a big city visit with her new work. The troupe returns with the author to the Opera House on Thursday evening, October 24, bringing familiar rural favorites and entertainment for the performance.

Fanny Page Sis New York Ses Belleva Latfice Opera Honce

Made Good Showing on High School Heating Plant

The fires were started under one boiler Monday night and the second Tuesday morning in the new high school heating plant. Early operation shows leaks at connections and sand holes in pipes, but only three or four faulty connections. McClure & Co. contractors praised for workmanship. ventilating system pending completion and expected by week’s end.

McClure & Co Board of Education

Grandma Jones and the Rocky Mountain Tea Tale

An old lady named Grandma Jones is described as enjoying Holliater's Rocky Mountain tea. The narrative notes she lived well past four score and had no bone aches, hinting at a health tonic or folk remedy associated with Roy and an old era.

Grandma Jones Sao Roy Holliater

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