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Newspaper
Wooster Republican
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1905
Page
5
Applecreek families and friends circulated through inns and churches, with visits from Simon Schaffley, prof Lyron Graber of Heidelberg Tiffin, and numerous relatives. Attendees included Mrs Rook Mt Eaton and Miss Lutretia, Miss Artie Lilley hosting the orchestra, and many traveling to Orrville Holmesville and Indianapolis for reunions and services.
In Rittman on September 5 Jacob Clippinger, 54, a tile factory owner and longtime Presbyterian Church member, died of typhoid fever. He is survived by a wife and two sons. Fellow residents note the town has seen labor shifts at the box board and growing chatter of electric cars. George Hershey and wife and J W DERThie and J B Gish left for Denver for the G A R encampment.
Smithville notes show pension voucher day on Monday with veterans visiting town stalls, plus various local visits and travels. Families from Chicago Detroit Toledo and Wooster appear, with reunions, school changes, and a few moves including a law firm joining Canton. Community events mix with farm shipments and local visits.
Wooster public schools begin work for the new year with large attendance and a plan to keep records. High school students receive printed book lists showing prices for parents. Detailed course listings for first through fourth years include algebra biology rhetoric and electives. Accreditation notes and encouragement for teachers appear as students prepare for four years of study.
Sept 5 residents Max Huffman Barberton visited grandparents and friends here. The De Goldie show visited Addleman hall last week and drew good crowds. Mrs Glass of Lodi, former resident, died Saturday. funeral at home Monday, interment at But Bank cemetery. Mr and Mrs A Garman Akron visited brother Wm C Mar over Sunday. Rev Mrs Moetsker gave farewell sermon last Sunday evening. she departs to contra A. leryiateerenal names Rev and Mrs O D Castle on vacation this week. Miss Freda Garman of Lodi visited Bereamngne Sieadeana relatives last week. Ely's Liquid 0 Balm advertised for nasal catarrh. cream form similar medicinally. price includes saving tube. EL Brothers 66 Warren Street New York. Also piles information and dermatitis remedies advertised.
Lake Fork column notes Frank Austin's plumbing training in Cincinnati and home visit. Rev W W Winbigler and wife of Converse Indiana visiting relatives. Mrs Winbigler visiting Pennsylvania. Alvin Shane and wife welcomed a baby boy about eight months old. Four year old son of Lewis East erday died after long lung illness. mother died over two years ago. W C Stonfer on a business trip to Pittsburg. A buggy accident injures Mrs Spade Maude and Miss Zella Sample but no serious injuries. horse frightened and ran away. Families visiting, conferences at Ashland this week.
An OCR fragment markets Hollister tonic as a general health remedy claiming to tone the stomach regulate kidneys stimulate the liver and cleanse the blood. It mentions MUS muscle producing effects and includes a garbled name Sableta Laubach.
List of letters remaining uncalled for at Wooster post office as of September 4 includes Gentlemen Giuseppi Biasetta Arthur Cortie Chae Guner J E B Carroll John Kerr Francesco Mangini and Ladies Mrs Mary M Bricker Miss Margaret Brison Miss Mary Jacobe. Subscriptions urged for The Daily Republican.
Lemuel Humphrey longtime Wooster peace officer and former justice of the peace died at home on South Baver Street after a long illness. A native of Indiana he enlisted in the Civil War with Co B 124th Indiana Volunteers and later worked as a blacksmith. Survived by Albert Abner Humphrey Charles Humphrey Mrs J B Drabanstott Mrs Julia Livingood and Mrs Robert Geyer. He was a Republican and a member of Given Post G A R.
All members attended the regular meeting except Risling who was out of town. Weiser presided. The gas light on West North street report was continued with additional evidence expected. Mohican Oil and Gas Co invited council to participate in Saturday’s standpipe natural gas exhibition on the public square. The body adjourned after further matters were tabled.
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