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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1908
Page
5
The display highlights a wide fall collection from ingrain to Wilton carpets. Trusted brands like Lowell and Hartford appear, with prices aimed at value buyers. Stock includes bath room rugs, Brussels, velvet carpets, and many small neat effects in varied grades and sizes.
The page lists April 5 1908 time card details for Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway with eastbound and westbound daily trains. It includes scattered local ads and notices about Gibson's reduced merchandise, Fritz Gerwig's move to St Louis, a correction about Adam Schwartz, Pineutes kidney remedy, and Wood's Liver Medicine with sale by W O Haney. Fifty cars passed a Toledo Auto Club reliability run via Dalton with a confetti trail.
Born last Thursday a daughter to Mr and Mrs H D Wste. Dalton ball team defeated North Lawrence 9 to 0. E A Freet & Son advertise clothing and premiums. Manzan Vile Remedy offers soothing relief for piles with a 50 cent price. Sold by W O Haney.
Dalton reflects a busy week with fair notes, local sales at Gibson's, school openings, and community events. Reports recount family visits, farm updates, and local personalities as residents prepare for Labor Day and harvest season.
Miss Alice Weirich returns to Orrville after a visit. J H Tachantz tour Wooster on business. U B L church gets paint and repairs. Velma Heckathorn visits Louisville. Matinee races draw many locals at Dalton with several horses entered. Ryallackathorn goes to Canton for millinery work. Royer family third reunion held at LS Royer's home with guests from Barberton Akron Massillon Dalton.
Dalton dealers quote today prices for grain and produce. Wheat per bushel 70 cents, oats 40 cents, corn 60 cents, butter 18 cents per pound.
An advertisement for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy claims its superiority for stomach pains cramps and diarrhoea. Sold by A. J. White.
A pleasant surprise party was held at Miss Lenora Lauvain's home Tuesday evening in honor of Ralph Morrow who leaves Monday for Worcester University. The evening featured games music refreshments and overall enjoyment into the late hours.
Mrs J J Evans visited relatives in Justus. Harry Schultz of Wooster was home Sunday. Chester Eckard of Akron spent Labor Day at home. John Seiverling and wife visited Massillon Sunday. Mr and Mrs M L Hileman visited Massillon Sunday. Miss Hazel and Gretchen Welty were Barberton visitors last week. Harry Aker and a companion from Barberton visited Dalton Sunday. W C Gook of Columbus in town yesterday calling on friends. Mr and Mrs Ray Camp of Cleveland visited Dalton relatives over Sunday. WA Owens of Massillon spent a few days with his mother. Miss Berdie Kane of Orrville guest of Miss Marie Horbach Sunday.
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