Dalon and Canton Notes The Marketplace and People
A collage of local items from Canton and Dalton. Mentions include Miss Winnie Wecht visiting Canton friends, Fred Monbaron adding to his house, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Thomas visiting Pennsylvania, Misses Hattie Fletcher and Edna Pope off to Wooster for university summer school, and 200 Stark county republicans heading to Philadelphia for the national convention. Also notes on street work, a rail yard accident injuring Harrison Wertz, and various social visits, sales, and events at the Bazaar and local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus’ Bazaar
Winnie Wecht
Canton
Fred Monbaron
Dr. Haney
Columbus Friends
Oscar Rowe
Columbus
E. A. Freet
Scott
Dalton
Martha Dunham
Muscatine
Iowa
Hattie Fletcher
Edna Pope
Wooster
University
Frank Welty
Corporation
Gertrude Scott
Connersville
Ind
W. N. Fletchers
James Gilbert
Leetonia
Ira Tulles
Alliance
Lou Klein
Massilion
Stark County
Grand Army
Philadelphia
East Greenville
Harrison Wertz
Baltic
Wertz
Barberton
Nina McElhinney
Steelburg
Neb
Ida
Massillon
DeWitt
F. F. H. Pope
M.D
Jacob Brenneman
U.S
John C. Welty
H. M. Rudy
Bud Crook
Patton
Hallowmorn
Isaac Johnson
Erie Railway Company
Judge Johnson
Mansfield
John W. Cassingham
Coshocton
Congress
Newark
Jihn
John McDowell
Holmes
Dangeleisen
Dalton items show travel, trades and town events
Akron visitor Ed Luginbuc stops in Dalton. Six carloads of hay depart from Dalton station. McKinley’s barber earns 50000 yearly. C C Miller slated for Central House Dalton June 2. Kohberg loses a Jersey cow. W L E contracts keep rail stock busy. Fletcher and daughters visit. Goudy leads a Cleveland feed store trip. A Massillon to Canton bicycle path project proposed. M Gibson moves to town. Peter Buchanan Jr works in Wheeling with Dr Stinson. Presbyterian ladies host dime social June 26. Georgia’s third birthday celebrated. Rural mail delivery planned for West Brookfield. Brady at 400 yearly. C M Webb kills wild cat. cat 8 ft 2 in. Boys picnic. heavy ad bills. Nicholas Stuffman foot crushed at Massillon Mine. Kittinger and Bertha Porter wed. Burton City band raises 50 for festival. uniform soon. McKinley renominated. running mate undecided. Dalton horsemen audition racing at fairs. Gardiner hosts reception for Emma Robinson. Filipino prisoners freed for returning weapons. 11th Regiment Band praised at Wooster. Theodore Kellar injured in Howell’s mine. recovery hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Kohberg
Jersey
Peter Long
Johnn Bair
Winfield
F. FE. Gibson
John Fletcher
Daughters of
Lima
M. Gibson
M. Weber
Peter Buchanan, Jr
Wheeling
Stinson
Marshallville
Rudy
G. C. Freet
Georgia
West Brookfield
O. ©. Brady
C. M. Webb
Barberton
Nicholas Stuffman
Massillon
Massillon Mining Company
Albert Kittinger
Bertha Porter
Danal Fulton
Dalton
Burton City
Bunker Hill
Dalton Horsemen
R. M. Gardiner
Emma Robinson
New Wilmington
11Th Regiment
Odd Fellows
Wooster
Wayne County
Theodore Kellar
East Greenville
Howell's
Ife
Lodge Elections Across Multiple Lodges
Dalton Lodge 480 KPV Co C Joseph Devere V C Fred Kohberg Pres Simon Dapp M W P Buchanan M A John McClelland L G H K Staver C G Fred Monbaron Montrose Council 196 Jubilee C U A M C Wm Owens V C Samuel Owens A R S G C Freet Cond F E Tracy W Will E Scott I8 Geo Stumpf V0 5 C S Tedrow Arlington Lodge 773 LO O N G W H Sellers V G EL Santmyer Lorena Encampment 258 LO0F C P C B Feasel S W F J Foust IL P E B Erwin d W Ed Sluaser
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montrose Council
J.C.U.A.M. C
Wm. Owens
V. C
Samuel Owens
Lorena Encampment
C. B. Feasel
S. W
F. J. Foust
E. B. Erwin
D. W
Ed. Sluaser
Un tepp Presbyterian Church Announces Anniversary Sermon
The church will hold an 11 o’clock service with the pastor delivering the third anniversary sermon titled One Throne and two Kings. Sabbath school meets earlier, and the pastor asks for a full turnout of the congregation.
Boy Killed Jumping Train at Sherwood Siding
A 16 year old boy, Mateibel, living with his father in West Brookfield, was killed Sunday at Sherwood siding on the W L E line west of Sippo while attempting to jump a moving train. He had both legs and an arm severed and died within an hour. His father is a miner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mateibel
West Brookfield
Sherwood Siding
Boxwell Graduates Hold Commencement At Wooster
Sugarcreek, Paint, and Baughman townships sent 63 graduates to Wooster for commencement last Saturday. Recipients include Martin Moser, Simon Sommer, Nora Messner, Wilson Messner, Roy Beeler, Ella Grosjean, Nora Trey, Carl Seehriber, Alfred Kreizen, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugarcreek
Paint
Baughman Townships
Wooster
Martin Moser
Simon W. Sommer
Malinda Rudy
Mary Irwin
Samuel Wenger
Nora Messner
Wilson Messner
J. 13
Wescott
Roy Beeler
Edith Maurer
Milo Budd
Minnie Schladly
Cloyd Graber
Ella Grosjean
Baughman
Daniel Ge
Masonic Banquet Follows M M Degree in Orrville
Cedar Lodge 430 F and A M of Orrville conferred the M M degree on four candidates last Friday evening. A banquet in the town hall followed with over 150 attendees from the order, families and guests. Hall decor featured abundant floral displays. The menu was elaborate and well received. Orrville orchestra provided music. Twenty eight Dalton Masons and families attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Lodge
Qrrville
Orrville
Dalton Masons
Settlement Ends Court Fight Over Described Horse
Walter Wecht sold a horse to Daniel Bixler for a deferred sum. The horse proved difficult and was sent back by both sides repeatedly. They settled out of court Tuesday morning with Wecht receiving 314 in cash and the horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wecht
Daniel Bixler
Mr. Bixler
Walter
Willis Slorn
Wecht
Meat Market for Private Sale in Dalton
Private sale of a meat market in Dalton featuring a brick building and complete equipment. Includes tools and appliances, favorable location, and the only market in town. Seller cites good reasons for selling. Contact J Foust, Dalton, 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
J. Foust
Wool Wanted By McDowell & Co Dalton
Wool buyers McDowell & Co of Dalton seek wool clips paying the highest market price. Bring your wool to Dalton for payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell & Co
Dalton
For 30 Days Only Queen Ware Sale Announcement
For 30 days only the seller offers all elegant stock of Queens ware in new patterns at old low prices. After the period prices will rise. Announcement by A. Weiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Weiss
Ucklen
Rupe
Early Cough Remedies and Medical Promises Highlight 19th Century Ad
A block of ads touts One Minute Cough Cure and Dr King's New Discovery as cures for consumption, dyspepsia, and various throat, chest, and stomach ailments. Promotions claim rapid relief, universal endorsement by mothers and doctors, trial bottles, and low prices at Pope's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Pope
Burnham
Machias
S. H. Lincoln
L’ope
Dr. King
Popes Drug Store
Voust
Ite
Consumpton
Elel Pope
Lime Ridge
Wis
Pope's
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George Schultz
W. Main ST
the Gazette
Oarville
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne& Chicago Railway
Cleveland Akron & Columbus Railway
Farmers’ Telephone
Buckeye Press Association
C. E. Slusser
Alice Hartman
W. N. Hubbell
Presbytery
Ontario
Ohio
C. W. Lawrence
Sharry Wertz
Klondyke
Dilgard
Fredericksburg
Thos
McDowell
Turkey Foot Lake
Gardner
Jennie Shanks
Scotch Ridge
Hubbell
S. W. Goudy
Robert Hamilton
Ada University
Rt. R. Chaflin
Ada Kauffman
Beach City
Deware
F.F. H. Pope
Pleasant Valley
Reg’t
Township Board of Education
George Hartel
Heas & Snyder Furnace
Ed. Luginbuc of
Akron
Dalton Station
McKinley
C. C. Miller
Optician
Central House
Dalton Lodge
K. PV
Boxwell
E. A. Freet & Son
Dalton, Ohio
G. A. Freet & Son
Dallas
Earth
Frank Gibson
Creamery
Spring House
A/m. Feasel & Son
Gazette
Scott’s News Depot
the Gazette Printing Co
Scott's News Depot
W. VP. Hatfield
Storrs & Harrison Nurseries
Painesville
Ohi
Hiatfield
Alton
Dalton Gazette
Phoebe Shanklin
W. Lebanon
Staowood
Stent
Orlando C. Volkmer
Arrant
H. Santayer
I. F. H. Pope
Pope
WAL B. RR
Toledo
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