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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1905
Page
4
A garbled column narrates seasonal mood shifts from summer to winter, mentions the weatherman and fall social thoughts, and references figures like Mr Bryan and Grover Cleveland amid scattered, hard-to-decipher lines. It hints at public discourse and advertising as a trade amidst political allusions.
Fragmentary report discusses a dog valued at 70 dollars and questions about its diet. Text unclear whether the canine is carnivorous or omnivorous, with implications for the animal's behavior and value. Context likely historical, wording incomplete.
Morland notes announce a Sept festival with music by the Maysville band to raise funds for the local school. Also reported is the Aug 4 wedding of Deask Elizabeth Schaaf to Clifton Franks at Wm Asvbaaf’s home with ceremony on the porch, guests, supper, and gifts.
Mayaville Sept 6 Mrs Joseph Marthey and Mrs Symune Sanvain spend week with Akron relatives. J A Johnson family at Gondy reunion. Wm Musser on pleasure trip to Denver. Mrs Nora Miller of York Neb and Mrs Maggie Glasser of Bradshaw Neb visit relatives. Ninth Schultz ApH feuttes reunion at John Scott’s home with cornet band and a two Johns joke. Surprise wedding of Charles Scott and Miss May Gerber during the event as Rev Growl unites them.
Overton residents learn of a United Brethren church concert in Overton on September 9 by the Moore family of West Salem to aid the church. Admission is 10 cents. Also notes local visits, pastor reassignment hopes, and a Stark County Matti reunion attendance.
The community mourns J C Clippinger a longtime Ritman resident who died September 1 1905 after typhoid and complications. Born 1861 in Newburg Pennsylvania he served 22 years with the fire railroad before tile work. He was an elder of the Ritman Presbyterian Church, survived by wife Barbara Haniana and three children. Services were led by Rev H E Nichsen with burial at Koupp's graveyard beside his late daughter.
The Clippinger family gratefully thanks neighbors and friends who assisted during the Hines and desehee incident and for the beautiful floral tributes.
Sept Ge- Michael Warayay spends a few days with her daughter’s family. Edith Gearhart ill with typhoid fever. Tom Brinkerhoff and wife visited Ewing parents in Congress. Oller, Campbell and others visiting relatives in Wooster and Canton. several calls to see ill relatives including Mrs Weaver and Mrs Whitworth.
The little daughter of Arthur Schultz has cholera infantum and others ill are improving. Charles Miller of Wadsworth is at home. Embia Miller works at Loai. Henry Spreng and family of Ashland visited Jerome Miller's family. John Campbell lost a 1000 pound steer. Harrison Tuttle and Effie Warner of Lodi dined with D. S. Clason. Bramwell Yocum and family of Lodi visited Wm. Wagner. David Stair and daughter and grandson visited Mr. Mellinger. Hugh Vanover visited James Merl and wife in New Philadelphia.
Wooster social items note a Tuesday wedding of George Busgarty to Mrs. Shreve by Rev Neikirk at the Reformed parsonage. Community events include a church festival at Apple Creek, a Frontenac gathering for Miss Bess Harry of Akron, and a Progressive Farmers club meeting at Samuel Davidson home. The piece also mentions a reception for Mr and Mrs. William Kime near Sidsmithville after returning from Europe and notes on local club activities and school projects.
Improve farm property advertised twelve miles from Warren in Trumbull County Ohio. Large acreage offered at a very reasonable price. Address inquiries to 8 Fenton, N Bristol.
G W Spangler of Wooster Ohio advertises 2 properties near Wooster town ship one with a large eight room house and farm buildings on rolling soil plus a six room tenant house and orchard and a 80 acre tract in Wayne township with a seven room house bank barn and modern running water both near schools and roads with prices 3500 and 8500 respectively plus many farms 25 acres up at various prices contact G W Spangler for finds.
Miss Nellie South of Montreal writes that Peruna cured her long standing female complaints and back pains after other doctors failed. Edna Moore of Buffalo reports dramatic relief from systemic catarrh and nervous symptoms after four months on Peruna. The ad claims Peruna is the principal remedy used by Dr Hartman for women’s catarrhal ailments.
A fragmented note mentions a price of 3.50 and a possible instruction to show or ship something to UC. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear entities or events to confirm a full news item.
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