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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1908
Page
5
Local notes on sales and prices, farm events, sickness, and community news. Reports mention Owen’s Fire Sale, Scott’s sheet music, Brenner Bros. livestock sale, and various local trades. Obituaries, reunions, a fire, and upcoming county fair details appear amid miscellaneous items.
Dalton residents were surprised Saturday by news of a marriage between Daniel Moeer, a longtime local farmer, and Ida M. Pratt of the nearby area. The couple wed Thursday evening at the M E parsonage in West Brookfield with Rev. Wm. J. Williams officiating.
Wayne County commissioners viewed County ditch No 182 on August 20 and adjourned to meet September 8 at 10 oclock a m at the ditch site beginning.
The Ideal club held its annual corn roast in Charles Rudy's woods near Dalton on Tuesday night. About one hundred members, families, and guests enjoyed hot corn, hot dogs, buns, lemonade, and toasted marshmallows by large fires. Weather cooperated with cool warmth as the gathering ended with many returning home satisfied.
At the Wooster Fair on September 9 10 and 11 visitors may see free exhibition bouts by John L Sullivan and Jake Kilrain, illustrating self defence. Sullivan also offers daily monologues sharing ring memories and reflections on his current life on the water wagon.
George Marlow performs a remarkable contortion act featuring his signature human snake illusion. The performer weaves danger and grace on stage, drawing applause from a captivated audience.
Readable fragments point to a feature on Rewa, celebrated as a golden-voiced singer. The piece hints at career highlights and local reception, focusing on her distinctive vocal talents and influence in her community.
Names may be given at Scott's printing office for the amateur contest. Admission is 10 and 15 cents. Doors open 6 30 p m. Show begins 7 30 p m standard time. Everyone invited for an evening of enjoyment.
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