The Dickinson press., 1889-04-27

Monday evening for that place. J. w.
Goolall accompanied him from here.
We were in error last week in stat
ing that Jerry Hayes sold DIR. Me-
Dumald's trottimg horse. The doctor
owned the horse and made the sale
din ect to Conductor Burton.
Chas. Clarkson has let the contract
to Moore. the lumber dealer. for a
nc 1t cottage to b. erected on Billings
street. stamp * Hersry are doing the
carpenter work. Mr.. Clarkson thinks
of building another cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Cunningham
departed, Sunday evening. on their
eastern trip. Mr.. Cunningham ordered
the PRESS sent to them during their
absence so that they can keep posted
on the news from the hub.
4 ca,lcns of democrats was held in
the privat" Office of the Stark County
bank, Wednesday evening. for the p,r-
pose of taking some action towards
placing democratic candidates in the
field for the constitutional convention.
The press drills are in great favor
with the farmers, Mr.. j. NJ. Tracey,
one of the largest farmers in Stark
county. says the wheat put in with u
press drill has sprouted and looks bet
ter than grain put in hy other meth
DDS.
Hon. Frank Greene and wife, of
| Bruinerl. MINI. arrived here Monday
evening, i'm Mr.. Greene's private car,
to attend the wedding of his brother.
They were met ut the depot Ivy the
Dickinson Silver Cormet Band and
escorted to the residence of Superin.
tendent knowltun. The reception
was quite Il surprise to Mr.. and Mrs.
Greene. yet it showed that they are
welcome visitors to our city where
they are we'll known.
c. +. Willie. Il popular and well
known conductor on the Missouri di-
vision of the Northern Pacific re-
turned, last Saturday, with his bride.
The happy couple were married at
Erie, OAK, Wednesday. April IL. The
| brides maiden name was Annie ID.
Mathews. \ host of friends extend
hearty congratulations, among them
the PRESS force. Mr.. Wilde owns Il
neat cottage ON Sims street and the
happy couple are already comfortably
fixed in their home.
+. j. kricck and NJ. y. Sebastian
have purchased the engine, machine
ny and other fixtures of the brick
yard from c. III. klincfeltrr and have
a force nf-lnen at work getting Things
in shape for the manufacture of brick.
The brick made at the works last year
were of ~ good quality and we are
pleased to know that the industry is
to he pushed this season. and there is
no doubt it will he under such efficient
managers.
The following Was handed to us by
a person interested in the school: A
few DAYS since Il class Of child en in
school district No. l, of this township,
were asked to write a story. express
ing a wish, in a manner similar t.
wishes found in fury stories. One
production is SO very suggestive. that
| ask of You ii little space, that all i'll
terested in our school may have the
benefit of it. 1t was written by il boy
of seven wears. The following is III
exact copy:
Il wish there were trees all around
the school house. Id like to have il
fenced all around and have it cleaned
and have walks. This is what Ia
like a fairy to do for me-"
The temperance society held anoth
Ell meeting at the court house las
Monday evening and re.organlzed b.
the election of new officers and als'
changing the name Of the organiZa
tion to the Nou-Purti,an Prohibition
/, Association of Stark County. Rev. II
McUenrv WAS elected president; Key
T., E. Brown. secretary and n. Z
Chase. treasurer. Vice president
were also elected for the ditferel
: towns in the county. The object q
l. the association is to secure men 10
L delegates to the constitutional CONVEX
t ton who favor submitting prob
i bition to IA vote o! the people. Ill
e associatian is in favor of suhmittin
it us IL separate article. Their oil
ject is IL good one, as all men who b
lieve in IL republican form of govern
ri ment must admit. The people lia,
is a right to settle this question by the
d votes and this right should be gran
ed they.