The Mahoning dispatch. [volume] (Canfield, Mahoning County, Ohio) 1877-1968, 1908-10-02
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DIR. Dickson is repairing his barn.
Regular monthly meeting OF coun-
Gil next Monday night.
Monday the mercury dropped 80 de-
grees within 8 few hours.
-Wiesuer Bros store will be closed
next Monday on account OF holiday.
An eleven-pound daughter was born
last week to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Parshsll.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Parshall has been quite sick for several
days.
After the rain came Monday, sum-
ner heat was soon gone and decided
crimp was put In the business Of the ice
man.
There will be a meeting Of the
board OF county school examiners in the
union school building, Garfield, on
Saturday.
Tuesday was the first day this fall
that IL Was necessary TO have stoves and
furnaces in action all day in order TO
keep warm,
Some corn cut Wednesday on Dean
Is feet high.
The first installment OF the list Of
premiums awarded at the county fair
last week is printed In other columns Of
today's Dispatch.
The board Of county fair managers
will hold a meeting at the fair grounds
next Wednesday TO pay bills and trans
act other business.
Beginning next Monday, and con-
tinuipg until further notice, the village
stores will close in the evening at 7:30
o'clock, standard time, Saturday eve
nings excepted.
ID. A. Christman left at the Dis
patch Office, last Saturday, two Gold
Coin potatoes that weighed 81 pounds.
The tubers are pleasing to gaze upon
and said to be OF superior quality.
The Normal lecture course this
year will be the best the village has
had. Show interest and encourage
Prof. Allamen In we'll doing by purchns-
ing season tickets which are now on
sale.
Several good showers came Monday,
breaking the drouth and smothering
the dust that for weeks was almost
binding. Much more moisture is need.
ed, however, TO be Of material benefit
to vegetation.
Ernest Scott has sold his blacksmith
shop and residence on the Salem road
to Henry F. Cole OF jackson township
who will shortly take possession. Con.
sideration, 50, 400. Mr.. Scott contem.
plates locating in California.
Squirrel season opened Thursday
II lie said many squirrels have been kill.
ed unlawfully in this locality during
the past few weeks and that offenders
who are known have been reported II
the county game warden and that prose
cutions will follow.
The annual convention OF Mahonine
County Christian Eudeavor Societies
will be held In the Presbyterian church
OF this place Saturday and Sunday, Oc
tober IL and Is. A more extended no
tice Of this important event will be Civ
en- In the next Dispatch.
On Saturday the Niles base bal
team will be here to play two gAme
with Canfield. The first game will bC
called at 8 a. IN. and the second Al
230p. m. These will be the last games
OF the season for the locals and theI
mean TO put forth their best efforts K
win In both contests.
Next week Thursday evening Mrs
John G.. Simpson OF Pittsburg will give
a recital In the Presbyterian church o
this place. Mrs. Simpson is a mos
accomplished singer and Is certain Il
please her audience. Mrs. Ord Bohan,
nan OF Plttsburg will be accompanied
Admission, 25c. Reserved seats on salt
at Kirk & Arnold's next Monday, 10c.
The regular monthly meeting OF thu
Mems Club will be held this Friday
evening In the Presbyterian church
Attorneys r. A. Beard and j. II. G
Lyons oil Youngstown will be the speak
ers. Mr.. Beard's subject is not announc
ed but Mr.. Lyons will discuss the tax
alton amendment, which he has giyeI
careful study, and is matter In which
every citizen should be deeply interest
ed. Both of the leading political parti
es have indorsed the amendment so tina
the question is not partisan one. Al
orchestra OF six pieces will furnish musi
and light refreshments will be serVe'
at the conclusion OF the program.
general invitation is extended and 1t Il
hoped that there will be large attend
ance as the meeting promises to be on
OF the most interesting and instructive
OF the year.