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Arrests for intoxication and local notices bogged
Police made two intoxication arrests Saturday night. W Putnam of Rittman visited the mission in the city over Sunday. Miss Elizabeth Frew returned to her home in Nitta Lawrence after serving as clerk in the Wilcox store, succeeded by Miss Essie Aalte. D. O. Nailor bought the Sol Wagner property on Vine Street for 1000, via RK UL Flack. Mohican Oil & Gas Co. will move its superintendent’s family to Barberton later this month for convenience. Wun Biege of Wayne township grew ill and was hospitalized, then returned home. Ernest Shipman promoted production of When Knighthood Was in Flower at the opera house. A number of residents took a limited car to Cleveland on Monday including judges and many others. Charles L. Witwer promoted to dispatcher on the Cleveland Akron & Columbus road. may move to Akron if the job suits him. The Christian church plans a figg bazaar for early December. A daughter was born Monday night to Mr and Mrs Belman of West Liberty Street. A Massillon incident reports a bricklayer fined and used as a caution against drink. Editor A. F. Dunlap of the West Salem Reporter expects to resume printing duties by December if machinery is ready. Rev J C Rankin of Guthrie Oklahoma spoke on Sabbath training, noting Indian Territory settlement and need for churches.