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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1900
Page
5
Local notes report the annual Clapper reunion planned for June 16 in the grove at Schoolhouse No. 410 in Baughman township. Other items include hunts in Massillon business and Newark convention delegates, summer picnics, church events, and small-town news across East Greenville Dalton and Orrville.
Miss Juneata Morrow daughter of Mr. David Morrow near town died at the Laforte Indiana sanitarium last Thursday night after an operation. She was a Presbyterian Mission School teacher at Albuquerque New Mexico and came to La Porte three weeks ago. Her funeral was held from the Presbyterian church with Rev Mechlin preaching. She was 42 years old.
Arlington Lodge No. 775 and Lorena Encampment No. 288 of this place attended the Wooster memorial with the lith Neg band. The parade formed in Wayne county with Wooster Odd Fellows leading their town band. Cantons Militant from Ashland Mansfield Wooster performed and Wooster Canton Wright under Chevalier Forbes Alcock staged a near perfect drill. An 11th Reg band concert drew a large crowd and hearty applause as the Wooster hosts and organizer N. Santmyer were praised.
Arlington Lodge 775 I O F held a memorial at their hall with a six thirty procession to the cemetery. The 11th Regiment band led wreaths and flags to graves while a dirge played. Memorial service followed and the group returned to the hall amid a large Dalton crowd.
A round of local items includes a July celebration note, obituaries and social visits. Mrs. Bell Otis of Hicksville dies. Miss Robertson visits in Starley Eckhart’s home. local transport official Baughman in town. Kidron post office reestablished with Jacob Sommer as postmaster. Straits and Gochnauer wedding in Wooster. A forged 3500 note traced to L. L. Moyer, later missing after returning partial funds. Burkhart’s horse breaks loose, topples, and nearly enters a home, injuring itself.
The Ohio class battleship measures 388 feet with a 12 300 ton displacement and 18 knot speed. It mounts four 12 inch guns, sixteen 6 inch guns, and multiple smaller weapons with heavy armor. E T Kerr of Imeda California bought deck punchings from Union Iron Works and split them into souvenir weights and badges offered by mail for 25 cents each.
During a heavy storm last night around 10 o clock a barn owned by Mr Tschantz south of McQuaid was struck by lightning and burned to the ground. He saved the stock but wheat oats hay and implements were destroyed. Insurance was carried with Sohnnenberg company.
The Geouich ReEssLER and family express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kind assistance during the barn raising and for the ladies who helped prepare the dinner.
The Rev. Frank L D Findley of Mansfield Ohio will preach Friday at 730 p m and Saturday at 2 pm with the Lord's Supper observed on Sabbath. Presbyterian Children day observed next Sabbath at eleven. Also listing Wholesale Retail Dealers Association of Ohio Toledo June 19 23 and excursion tickets June 18 19 dating a round trip fare with return June 16 1000.
Private sale offer for a meat market in Dalton Ohio. Includes a brick building and complete equipment and appliances. Located in the town's only market area with good reasons for selling. Respond by calling or writing F J Foust Dalton Ohio.
Dalton wool buyers McDowell and Company advertise they will pay the highest market price for wool clips. Bring your clip for payment.
A short notice from MARTIN seeks fifty men to unload a cargo of Superior Wind Mills at Dalton Ohio. The ad promises satisfaction or no pay and contrasts with a prior Wisconsin ship unloading.
For 30 days only the stock of Qlueens ware will be sold at the old low price. After that date prices will be advanced. A Weiss announces a sale of all new patterns on a limited time basis.
Advertisements tout Que Minute Cough Cure as a harmless remedy that prevents consumption and cures throat and lung troubles. Mrs Lincoln credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving a pneumonia patient, while other tonics promise relief for indigestion and dyspepsia. Products highlighted include Pope’s drug store offerings and Arnica salve.
An old column promotes Dr Kings New Life pills as a safe cure for stomach liver kidneys and bowels and DeWitts Witch Hazel salve for poison wounds skin diseases and other injuries. It also advertises One Minute Cough Cure and weekly excursion tickets to Toledo by WOAKS E.R. with sales claims of lives saved.
Mrs Hut of Lime Ridge Wis faced a dire prospect from stomach trouble and jaundice. After trying remedies, she took seven bottles of Electric Bitters and was cured, avoiding surgery. The medicine is guaranteed to cure stomach liver and kidney troubles and is sold for 60c at Pope's drug store.
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