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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1907
Page
5
Plain and fancy paper napkins are available at Scott's. Gardiner's offers the best groceries in town with a wide selection and daily essentials.
Dalton news notes include council meeting Friday night and a busy holiday trade with candy, oysters, ice cream, and gifts at Haneys, McDowells, Goudys, and Scott's. Items mention class offerings, a lecture by Ralph Parlette, a fatal medical case, and local business updates including Schultz Wagon Co. and GerstenslagerCo. catalog mentions.
Contractor E E Kirchhofer runs a crew of carpenters on the interior as the West Moscow schoolhouse nears completion. A bell from M F McDowell arrived last week. Notices advertise CascaSweet and Jake DeWitt kidney pills. A dispute at Watterson's meat market prompts discussion of a gun incident. Kent schools ex-superintendent A B Stutzman sues for restoration. Massillon gains 34 acres in Sippo Creek Valley for a city park, with J J Wise aiding deed transfer before 1907.
Miss Dot Wertz visited Canton friends last week. Lee Reider of Pittsburg stayed with Miss Irene Bott. Mrs. D. F. Schultz visited relatives in Wadsworth and Canton. N. K R. Cooney of Kenton guests at Mrs. I E Horbachs. Several locals host visitors from Wooster, St. Louis, Creston, and Akron for Christmas. Dent McDowell from Akron visited Albert Arnold's family. Ed Wertz of Wooster returned to his parents. Various relatives host during the holidays including at Canal Fulton and Warren.
Curtis Weirich and Elizabeth Sandy were united in marriage last Tuesday Dec 17 at the bride s home and plan to reside in Orrville. Other notes mention lumbago bed rest for Samuel Spyder and paralysis for Robert Reed along with local social and holiday activities.
Evangelist E R Nance preached two able sermons at the Presby terian church with the evening crowd full and some seated in the sabbath school room. A good interest is manifested and the choir will provide special music each service. The public is cordially invited to attend.
Early Saturday fire at the Pioneer Cereal pearl barley mill in Canal Fulton, formerly Akron, started by a dropped match. The inflammable building burned beyond control before responders arrived, gutting the plant with an estimated $40,000 loss, $30,000 insured.
Friends learned Saturday of the death of Miss Mildred Cole McClintock at her Pittsburg home Friday at four. A Typhoid fever sufferer for five weeks she remained patient and hopeful. Grandparents John and Mrs Cole were present and had visited. Harry Cole left on the evening train for Pittsburg as word arrived. Mildred, bright and winsome, was beloved by all. Remains came to Dalton Monday evening and funeral was held Tuesday at John Cole's Schultz Avenue home with Rev J T Monk officiating. Flowers testified to esteem.
The Burton City W C T U notes the death of E. E. Ixoons a Christian worker and friend. Members extend heartfelt sympathy to the family and commend them to divine comfort. A copy of the resolutions will be placed in the minutes given to Mrs Hester A Koons and published in papers.
Local ads list Christmas candy at the Bakery and Goupy’s low Xmas prices at Dalton area stores. Scott’s gallery in Dalton showcases holiday photo styles. Werts in Dalton and Martin’s promise low prices on pocket knives and holiday goods. W. O. Hanes sells tonics, pills, and patent medicines with trials and guarantees.
Explanation of how a cold can leave a child susceptible to diphtheria and how Chamberlain's Cough Remedy helps prevent germ diseases. Mentions sale by A. J. White.
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