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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1905
Page
2
The late A J Thomas residence on North Mineket Street has been renovated into a modern office and private hospital. Drs Ryall and Stoll intend to open by today, with new operating rooms, patient rooms, and updated sanitary systems. They welcome friends to tour the upgraded facilities.
Dalton notes describe Mrs Feavel breaking bones after a fall, a house fire at R Toostinen that caused little damage, Jacob's hoop factory move due to timber trouble, David Lewis badly injuring his foot at Rudy coal mine, and banker Hunshuzer's Denver trip. It also mentions Wabash Co extending Dalton to Navarre next week, property rental by Douglas, and local clergy addressing the Lebanon Sunday school convention program.
A dated testimonial style notice offers a one hundred dollar reward for any cane oT of Catarrh. The text references F. J. Gheneytor as a trusted party and implies financial obligations and belief in the cure, with testimonial language describing the healer and its promises.
Wooster sees the 102d Regiment reunion at Millersburg with many local survivors present. Visitors include Dr P Mast to Cheyenne windmill work, and Loomis and Roe families traveling for gatherings. A solar eclipse eyed by locals yielded no observed relief due to clouds while several community events and notices fill the day.
Claiming to cure indigestion and dyspepsia Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is described as a wonderful remedy. The text touts it strengthens digestive organs and leaves the stomach and breath sweet.
Bennettaville resident Mrs Brown credits Electric Bitters with restoring her wife’s strength after torpid liver and long illness. She says the remedy improved digestion and vitality, returning her to health. Laubach and Boyd, druggists, sell and guarantee 10c bottles.
Mr Fred Swartzkopf and Miss Evelyn Schuch wed at the bride's East Larill street home with Rev Jizza Nefkirk officiating. The couple, dressed for the simple ceremony, hosted a sumptuous supper, and guests later saw them off amid rice and playful sendoffs. The bride is daughter of Joseph Schuch ex county recorder. groom connected with A J Fredrick & Co and a Pocomoke club member. They plan to visit Pueblo then start housekeeping on North Buckeye Street in a cozy home prepared by the groom.
Theodore Crissof-Congress answers the divorce petition denying all allegations. He claims his wife insulted him and made threats with a butcher knife a revolver and other violent acts. The filing notes accusations of assaults and a long list of alleged misconduct by the wife amid the court action.
Ten guests attend the Chidester family reunion held Thursday to honor the golden wedding of Mrs Behotegny’s parents Ray and Mrs Alexander Scott of Congress. The event featured painted place cards and green gold decorations. Attending were Rev and Mrs Scott of Congress, numerous Chidester family members from Doylestown Cleveland Massillon Toledo and other locales, and friends including Mrs J F Miller of Mansfeld and M rs Julia Stevens of Akron.
Telegram announces death of Mrs Mortimer Munn Friday at her Bowling Green home. A long time resident of Poster Ta Munn she was 69 and the last living sister of Simon D Tanner of Orrville. Remains to be brought to Wooster for interment with funeral from the train due at 12:05 Sunday in Wooster cemetery.
A H Etling of Marshallville was today re appointed school examiner by Judge RL Adair. Etling has served in the position for three years and his work has been found very efficient. The reappointment is deserved and will be satisfactory to everyone.
Fire Chief Kingsley of the department was injured while demonstrating an asbestos curtain at the opera house. The heavy curtain descended suddenly, he tried to grab the crank and sustained four injuries including a sprained right hand. He halted the fall but the incident could have caused more damage. Advertise In The Republican.
An old advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming high value for the money. It touts blood purification relief for pimples eczema eruptions and general debility. A Washington DC reader Miss Ernie Covowme endorses the product saying it removes tiredness boosts energy and improves blood condition.
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