Local notices and city events from Wooster area
Remains of Prof. B F Hoover buried at Lodi cemetery. A 15 year old boy sustains severe hand injuries while operating a grain drill. Central Union Telephone line crews begin stringing wire this week. A. J. Maurin praised as project leader. Howard and North Rockye streets to host a first class restaurant run by experienced hands. Rosy Ruprecht fined for destroying a century plant. County Commissioners handle routine business. Daniel Stout notified of pension relief. Muslin carload valued over $3000 at freight depot. Petit jurors told to report Monday Oct 24 after cases settled. Blackwell drilling praised for high yield. Wooster couple to announce marriage soon. Police committee issues revolvers with New York City design. Property auction results listed. Lily Warner, confined inmate, returned to infirmary. Will Lerond to wed Miss Nellie Mast. Tickets for University Lecture Course on sale. course cost high. Wreck train called after freight car derailment at Orrville. Cabinet photos offered at discount. Sunday school union meeting at Miss Mary Hobartson’s. Mayeville man found intoxicated. Mayor sets regulation dues. Electric wire incident on East Larwill Street. Dental services advertised. Christy Health products advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Hoover
Livingston
Mopl
Lodi
Jame
James Miler
Franklin Township
Central Union Telephone Limeman
Menoarg
A. J. Maurin
Albert Sullivan
Hobart Avery
Howard
East Liberty
North Rock
Rosy Ruprecht
Fifth Ward
Marabal Latimer
Century
A Or Smith
Costa
Ion Session
Daniel Stout
Wayne Township
Petit Jators
Blackwell
God
Wooster
Police Committee of Council
New York City
Shen McCoy
Levi Kramer
Trosteer
Weygandt
Ette
Ek. D Mclntyre
Marechal Latimer
Ormary
Canda
Willq Lerond
Otly
A. Lerch
Orida
Mtas Nelle
V. Mast
Millersburg
Ittaburg
Wayne County Probate Court Proceedings Summary
Probate actions include Viola McCormah named guardian of Charles McCormish estate with $1000 bond. Will probate sought for Rath EB Johnson. Ferd Kandel executor filed second account. Hearings set for Nov 8 and Nov 3. Guardians appointed for Island L Mabel E Bessie M Ellie Taylor. Executors Frederick and Cooper filed accounts. Ezra Cheir estate petition to sell land. deeds of assignment filed by Myera Blackwood. Michael Icke widow Logan Hicke to take under will. Henry Hotmard declared insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola McCormah
Charles McCormish
H. Miller
Er. Jackson
Lyn
Wuleft
Jane McDawell
Willof Rath
EB. Johnson
QO. R. Shondel
Ferd Kandel
Elizabeth Taylor
Guardian Island
Mabel E
Bessie M
Ellie Taylor
Howard J. Cooper
Joho
Hearng
M. Frederick
H.G. Katt
Ezra
Local residents listed in incomplete notice
Daniel L Kash of Fonk and Artis I L.bance of Kisobleyville. Cilffton C Weaver and Anna M Breyneman of Arryille. Lloyd N Ross of Big Prairie and is4ine Martha M Naylor of Clinton township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel L. Kash
Fonk
Artis I L.bance
Kisobleyville
Cilffton C. Weaver
Anna M. Breyneman
Arryille
Lloyd N. Ross
Big Prairie
Ada M Hart's Grateful Recovery From Consumption
Mrs Ada M Hart of Groton South Dakota writes that after four doctors gave up on her lung disease and a hopeless time she used Dr King's Discovery for Consumption and Colds. She claims eight bottles cured her and she is now a healthy woman thanking God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam. Hart
Groton
S.D
Tria
Boyds
Personal notices from Wooster area residents show travel and illness
Duty column items list Orrville trips, visits in Wellsville and Detroit, and local retirements. Notables include Rev T W Bellingham returning from Carey with family, Captain J O McClelland at home, and Jacob Franke reported ill. Several Wooster telegraphers John Devinney and Jacob Kohler return from Victor Colorado, while Kate Johnson advances at University of Michigan.
Mennonite Conference Held Near Smithville Ohio
A Sunday school conference of the Anais Uhle Mennonite church met September 20 to 22 in a large 60 by 100 foot tent two miles northeast of Smithville, near Georgetown. About 2,000 attended on Thursday with 180 from Allen and Logan counties and many from Holmes Stark and Medina. The event featured children’s meetings, lectures, and a strong musical program led by Chauncey King. Facilities fed 1,500 diners and 1,500 suppers, with 8,000 apples and large quantities of meat, bread and coffee supplied. Attendance included many from Pennsylvania and northern Indiana. a half-interest tent plan with Ohio was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
Wooster
Wayne County
Stusthville
Martin Hich
Lown
Holmes, Stark, Oxlambiana
Medi-na
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Frank Hisak
Fred Wipger
Key
C . Yoder
Woelleraville
Misa Selma @ook
Chicago
Ben
Wbie
Snes
Misa Detwellar
Hartzler
Chauncey King
Atas
Savior
Gorg
Charasoter
Wooster Post Office Letter List 1899 Residents
Wooster Ohio post office daily list shows remaining letters for Monday September 25 1899 including Gentlemen Algeron Crabbe Frances Fischer Jno W Hutchison Am A Ingram Kasafman W s Kindig Layman Healby Shitter Smith Walter Whitcom and Ladies Emma Finley Margreth Hyile Tessy King Mica Eilen Patney Maud Snyder Willis Wilbur Bigie Zimmerman and T L Flattery P M.
Suit for damages against Mackey and bondsmen in Wayne County
W A Mougey of Wooatar sues A B Mackey of East Union township and his bondsmen W H Winkler and J P Ryan in Wayne County Court of Common Pleas for 3500 damages linked to a prior case Mougey filed against John Meter of Apple Creek alleging Mackey failed duties and breached office to injure Mougey seeking 500 more in damages and notes the prior suit was discontinued by operation of law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Mougey
Wooatar
Wayne County
Balve’s Cure Promise Amid Quack Claims Raises Skepticism
A garbled OCR item mentions alleged cures and remedies for ailments like sores fevers and corns with references to names such as Yaubach and Boyd and a claim of guaranteed relief, suggesting a dubious patent medicine promotion with unclear authorship and intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
That Throbbing Headache Relief Slogan Ad
An old ad promotes Dr King’s Life Pilgr to relieve headaches and nervous symptoms. It claims thousands have benefited from the treatment sold for 25 cents by druggists in various towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Br King
Mather
Court Proceedings Delayed Two Weeks In Millersburg
Judge Joan T. Maxwell adjourns the Court of Common Pleas at noon and returns home in Millersburg. The petit jurors are notified they must not appear until Monday October 16 for at least two weeks, per court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan T. Maxwell
Court of Common Pleas
Millersburg
Petit Jators
Wooster Market at oil city mill draws local interest
A Republican reporter learned Wooster and the county lack full understanding of A M Fombell and J B R Overholt’s operations at the Wooster Market. The venture offers farmers top prices for wheat corn oats rye barley hay potatoes and other farm produce with an elevator capable of loading six cars at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Oil City
A.M. Fombell
Serious Crime Charged in Shreve Arrests Near Village
Special to Republica Shreve Ohio September 26 two men John Wise and William Vaughn living two miles south of Shreve arrested and jailed in Millersburg on charges of assaulting Miss Kofler. Vaughn allegedly lured her to a dress fitting then Wise joined in the assault in a woods area. Wise is married with two children, Vaughn is single, each held on 5000 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreve
John W'se
Wm Vaughn
Here
Millershare
William Ffotler
Vaughn
Miss Kofler
Paillure at Orrville halves Myers Blackwood assignment
Myers and Blackwood of Orrville made an assignment to N L Hoyer, an attorney, after years of manufacturing and selling buggies and carriages. The deed covers lands, tenants, notes, and more, but no schedule of assets and liabilities was filed. Several court actions followed with creditors listed, including Snyder, Warphish Works, Prontz and Glass Carriage Co, and Ector Ball Bearing Axle Co, totaling hundreds of dollars. The firm had been active and ambitious but now faces financial embarrassment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myera & Blackwood
Orrside
N. L. Hoyer
T. E. Myera
Guy UF. Blackwood
Wayne Court of Common
Triiass
Jacob Snyder & Nf
Prontz & Glass Carriage Co
Bear Ng Axle Co
Reappointments At Delaware Conference Shape Wooster District
The North Ohio Conference session at Delaware issued appointments for Wayne county and nearby areas. Rev J Frank Smith of Wooster city narrowly missed being named presiding elder, with A D Knapp of Delaware named presiding elder for the district. Other assignments include Mather to Galion and a list of pastors to towns such as Ashland Creston Burbank Doylestown and Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Wayne County
Elsier Mather
Galion
A. D. Knapp
Asbury Church
J. Frank Smith
Wooster
Ion
Martindale
Burbank
Itta
Hey
W. C. Dawson
Ashland
J. F. Smith
Wiogater
J.T. Hoak
Jeromeville
Hoshour
New Portage
I. E. Sears
Creston
C. J. Hassell
Mid Hope
HD. Fleming
Parryaville
E. L. Warner
Bhréve
H. &. Palmer
Applecreek
Jd. Long
James Torbet
Dallan
Nanhaa
Doylestown
West Salem
E. Noble
Wilmot
Local nuptials fill Tusday notice in probate office
From Tusday's Daily Presiding Elder Geo. W. Mather at 10 30 this morning in the office of Probate Judge J ur McClerran the ceremony joined Sp weolock Mr Daniel C Rueb of Fank and Miss Artie 1 Chance of Black leyville Clifton L Wealver and Miss Amos M Brenneman will be married tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tusday
Geo. W. Mather
J. Ur. McClerran
Sp Weolock
Daniel C. Rueb
Fank
Artie
Chance
Blackleyville
Clifton L. Wealver
Amos M. Brenneman
Marrows Kidneyoid remedy praised by users in Mansfield
Excellent results lead to steady popularity for Morrows Kidneyoids. Citizens report relief from backache, kidney issues, dizziness and nervousness. A Kelley of Mansfield testifies he suffered back pain before using Kidneyoids, then found quick relief and plans to continue treatment. Yellow tablets cost fifty cents per box and are available at drug stores and Proctor & Hail's. manufactured by John Morrow & Co, Springfield, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utie
A Kelley
North Diamond Street
Mansfield
Morrow
Proctor &Hail's
John Morrow & Co , Chemists
Springfield
Ohio
Death of Charles Lawrence After Brief Illness
Charles Lawrence aged about 32 son of the late angel Lawrence of Frankito township and brother of F C Lawrence of Wooster died Monday morning of diphtheria at his Dalton home after two weeks sickness. He is survived by his wife and three small children. Funeral will take place Wednesday morning at Dalton. Miss Emma Horst of East Bowman Street led beating friends in Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.N. McMillin
Dayton
App Saybolt
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Mita
Birdall Aefiggan
Aguesta
Jobo
Arthur Pip ¥Ley
Loudonville
Forest Price
Allegheny
Garpis
J. D. Price
Charles Lawrence
Angel Lawrence
Frankito Township
F C. Lawrence
Wooster
Dalon
Dalton
Coffee Ament Helps Nervous System Says Reader
A reader from Gram-0-mpade reports coffee upset her at first but after a week she felt no urge to abandon it. She claims it nourishes the system and helps balance health for both adults and children, praising the beverage as strengthening and wholesome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne
Tre Rains
Special train to Columbus via Hudson and Akron Sunday
Excursion train leaves Hudson at 8:00 am and Akron at 8:40 am for a Londonville to Pecan Sylsankia route with a street fair along the way. Tickets sold from Loudonville via the j tran site. Consumers urged to ask parents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
C A
Hudson
Akron
Ohio circuit court term dates issued by clerk
The document lists beginning term dates for circuit courts across Ohio counties. It specifies scheduling for several counties including Fairfield, Knox, Stark, Wayne, and Morgan, with dates spread through January to December. Clerk Samuel Esselburn certifies the orders as a true copy with seal and signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Ohio
Fibtth
Supm
Faairfield
Samuel Esselburn
Severn
Coubtier
Excursion Tickets to Chicago at Low Fall Festival Rates
Special low rate excursion tickets to Chicago will be sold via Pennsylvania Lines for the Fall Festival and Government Building dedicatory exercises with President McKinley and Cabinet members among expected attendees. Tickets may be used for travel to and from the event, with possible extension of return dates. inquire at local ticket agents for fares and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Bulleog
McKinley
Diaz
Mexico
Lees
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Smith
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Gerlach
Naig
Etuk
Uascarets
Wayne County Probate Court
John C. McClarran
Alvin Itich
Kate Wedling
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H. R. Blackburn
Ounville
J. O. McClelland
Holmes County
Jacob Franke
Frank
John Winters
Caton
Jono Devinney
Jacob Kohler
Victor
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I. H. Myers
Migs Luga
Threa We
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J. H. Brown
Hobt. Cameron
Thos. C. Flattery
Jerry Silvan
W. H H. Sibley
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P. D. Cotterman
H. Rowe
Paul. Hess
Kate Johnson
Buffalo
University of Michigan
Mica Johnson
Cora Johnson
Hame
Ulsyeland
Axr
Forbes Afcock
Detroit
Micr
Misa Madge Stinson
Salton
Lara Cunningham
James Mallims
Atlantic City
Charles Witwer
Wilfa
Eila
Florence Jones
Munsillon
J. M. Fiecus
Tim W. Orr
Busingsa
Tom Miller
Harredo Miller
Cleveland
UH & W
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Josephine Kuip
Weat Larwll Street
Webb
Frank Horn Lesves
New York
Dewey
Michael Miller
Pittsburg
Soma Tmouthe
Alatera
George M. Swarts
Mt. Vernon
Central Union Felephone Company
A. A. Barnard
Ming May Atkina
Io Ud Rado
J. A Gann
North Ohio Gaterones
Vincent
Louis McAnahey
Westinghouse Electrical Co
Wilmerding
Edward McAnaney
Philip Markley
O.rs' Me
A. H Hant
John Stevens, Jr
3. H. Boyd
Grand Chapter
Ohio Masons
Mrs. Boyd
Thue
Brooklyn
Mrs. Proctor
Exerciaeas
Obie Mennonites
D J Johns
Goshen
Ihd
John Hope
New Sarg
Mecrefent
Hertzler
Elkbait
Ind
H. J. Zok
Rasarer
David Zook
Steriing
Gnolrarara
J. J. King
Orrvilla
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East
Lewistown
Sesat
Davotional Bre Cseg
Organization B'460
Elmer Borkwalder
Espouse
Yoder
West Liverty Misellaneau
Steiner
Maranallyllie
John L. Yolder
Columbiana
J.J. Hostettler
Sagarorees
Mary Zook
Sterling
I W. Hershberger
Walnut Creek
David Lehman
East Lewiat
Atie Blosser
New Stark
Elmer Zook
Shanesville
Chbildren
N. A. Lind
Wadeworth
J. Zook
Daniel Gertig
Stithville
Albert Thut
New Starke
Mageid Yuder
Farmerstown
Elt Stoltduse
Hantsville
Noah Bizler
East Lewistown
M.S. Steiner
Pandora
Marcber Metlinger
East Lewistowasti
K. Hostettler
Elkthart
U. Blosser
Paul Whitoler
North Lima
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Lizzie Detweiler
West Liberty
Hagtzier
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Lydia B. Stutzman
David Plank
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Love of the Sword
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Ell Frei
Pattiaville
Hot Spirit Power
John Sneak
Elida
John Blosser
Samuel Miller
Walnut Oresk
Jonathan Verey
Mia
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A Genera Market
Republicas
Pailure
Myers & Blackwood
W. L. Royer
Knapp
Mies Emma Horst
East Bowman Street
Csnoctor
Londonville
Yacht Club
Craighead & CO
Public Square
Wogster
Circuit Court
Krichlans County
Stark
Knox
Morgan County
Perry Cou Nty
Ashi
Tumaraw
Jane
Ein Bao Johs J Adams
Som
Eel Talass
Loth, Isu
Toy Eignature and the Sea
Wenosterhie
Unik
Ing Kramupri
Ina Shee
Chicagey
Ulster
Melton
Hart. Schaffner & Marv
Chiago
Stein-Bloeh Co
Rochester
Fur Stangest
Ine Fm
Nick Amster
Court House
Nonz
Atomew
W.H. Wiler
Liberty St
Wayne Condi Speutn
Bey
Chuarserp Ae West
Lew. McClure
West End
Adeio Dimea
Calomo
The
Daily Republican
New Fall
Mena Fall
Astoria
iMen
Mets
Freedlander’s
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Ft. Tursh
Vester
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