The Mahoning Dispatch, 1908-10-30

Its sizzling No apathy now Both Bides confident Tho clergy cut Conrov The negro voto la still reported to be Will foreigners in white change an American voto Bring over your pumpkins and enjoy Halloween with us How Bacchus did fight tho9e Trum bull county farmors I Tho Mahoning Is beginning to be thinned out with real water Puddlers whose wages have been cut are very opt to cut the ticket Billy Shaw is working on a wot speech to be delivered in the hour of need It may bo necessary to send down to the Shenandoah for North Newton Patsy Kane Is betting on Bryan and everybody knows Patsy never loses a bol Homor Baldwins milt will probably bo tbe only ono running whon Tntt comes At tbo last momont It may bo neces necessary - sary necessary to got Teddy hero to carry tbo county Somo of tho candidates aro learning that melon can bo mado to spoil lemon Tho lid seldom leaks theso Sundays perhaps thoBO anti saloon detectives are duo Frank Mariner predicts a veritablo political cataclysm a huge avalanche for Bryan The cnuBo ot Beard versus Conroy Is attracting tho attontlon of tho wholo civilized world Tho labor voto la rccoivlng tbo most amorous courting it over got in Its wholo oxlstoncc Outside of tho stump spoakora no at attempts - tempts attempts havo been mado here recently to hypnotize anybody Everybody is sorry to Beo Secretary Pond leave Tbo Y M C A got along swimmingly under him Tho Sport Is making a vociferous bi bipartisan - partisan bipartisan campaign spooking for either party aa tho spirit moves him Tho clorgy kept tholr bands off tho congrosslonal fight probably becauso Our Jim Is a thooloclan hlmBclf

am posters were nore weaneeaay aa vertlslng tho Salem Mardl Gras on Hal Halloween - loween Halloween The first heat in the foundry ot the National Sanitary Mfg Co at Salem was made Tuesday The ballots prlntod in Lisbon to be used in East Liverpool next Tuesday weighed 1200 pounds Mrs David Welkart and John Fitz slmmons and wife visited relatives in Pittsburg and Allegheny last week Will King and Miss Etta Roller and Chas StouITer and Mies Sadie Spear attended At tho Old Cross Roads In tho Salem opera house Tuesday night R H Armstrong of Lisbon contrac contractor - tor contractor on the Y O R was held up Mon Monday - day Monday night by a gang of thugs who knew ho hod the pay envelopes He fired six shots and they went 23 R H McDowell a Salem molder and tho candidate for coroner on tho social socialist - ist socialist ticket delivered a forcible address to a crowd ot men at tho southeast cor corner - ner corner of tho Lutheran churoh Wednesday night and spoke for over on hour ans answering - wering answering questions at tho closo of his remarks and organizing a socialist club Tho damage case of Jubal Totlow against tho Peerless Coal Co after pass passing - ing passing through all tho courts was finally decided by tho supremo court at Colum Columbus - bus Columbus Tuesday Tho judgment of tho cir circuit - cuit circuit court was confirmed and tho Poor less Co muBt pay Mr Totlow 2700 damages for Injuries sustained by tall ot slato In tho mlno a fow years ago Adolaldo tho accomplished daughter ot Mr and Mrs J L Fltzpatrlok and Harry McNool woro united in marrlogo nt tho Lutheran pareonago in Lootonla

Ridge Frank Harbaugh of Lisbon Sunday was an enjoyablo day to bo but doors and tho new bridge oast of town had many visitors ThlB bridge and tho Y O R electrlo lino were two bouquets thrown at Washington vllle without cost to the village yet strongly favored by Tbo Mahoning Dis Dispatch - patch Dispatch Master Georglo Wlnrow fell down stairs Friday morning striking a buck bucket - et bucket in such a manner as to enlarge bis mouth a few Inches Dr Kennedy made ono stitch Inside and three atltoh es outside and tbo lad did not whimper during the operation No anaesthetic was administered Mrs David Hlvely a former resident of Wabhlngtonvllle died at her home in Marlboro Stark oounty Oct 21 The remains were taken to the home of ber brother Dennis Ward in Leetonia and funeral services were held Friday afternoon conducted by -Rev G O Grlfiln of the M E Ohurcn Interment in Onkdale cemetery Relatives from here attended tbe f qneral The deceas deceased - ed deceased Is survived by three sisters and ono brother besides ber husband Mrs Frank Brookbart Mrs Nanoy Callahan and MlesElmlra Ward all of this place and Dennis Ward pt Leetonia Tbe opening number of the Washing tonvllle entertainment course was given in the Methodist church last Thursday night by Misses KoBthe and Moore house Bothtbo sale of season tlokets and the crowded houBe aro entirely sat satisfactory - isfactory satisfactory to the management The order wob exceptionally good and no needless olaDolncof hands was practiced Owing

was opened Doing locatea eame niiy yards east of the present bridge The second bridge was tho ordinary wooden affair made of hewn and sawed timber The third one was an iron bridge which served the purpose until this year when it waa torn away and sold to Junk dealers to make room for the present herculean affair which will likely with withstand - stand withstand tbejjnawlng tooth ot time for several generations Interesting missionary aervlpea known aa Rally Day exercises were con conducted - ducted conducted at the Methodist churoh Sunday night The object as stated by Supt Freed and Rev Clark is to revive an in interest - terest interest in Sunday school work in locali localities - ties localities where no church schools exist or are but poorly patronized Statistics were read showing where states in the far west having 5P0 towns have only 75 Sunday sohoola The choir box waa well filled and special mualo was render rendered - ed rendered Misa Lillian Dalrymple sang a so solo - lo solo MIbbob Emma Nogle Marie King and Martha Thorp eang a trio and an excellent duete Sometime Well Un Understand - derstand Understand was sung by the well trained voices ot Mrs George Atkinson and Misa Epha Wllspa The declaiming olasa waa composed at Marie King Hel Helen - en Helen Thorp Emma Nogle Mark Kllogen smith Helen Warner and Elva Senior all of whom did remarkably wall cob slaeriug the short time for pfapwMtoi

North Lima Oct 28 M E Wineholt wife and children ot Youngstown spent Sunday here with his mother Mary Wineholt and sister Mrs Jessie Clay Charles Hoxamer of Canton was here visiting his family Saturday and Sunday Andrew Blaok Bert Bailey and Chas Kurtz and wives of Youngetown spent Sunday at Solomon Montzers Fred McKenzle and wife of the city spentSunday with Mrs LuclndaCUnker and family Mrs Clara Flohr and daughter Helen and Mrs Betsy Dutrow of Columbiana spent Sunday at F B Clinkers Jacob Condo of Youngstown was a local visitor Sunday MrB Harvey Menlzer of Youngstown spent Sunday with hor parents Israel Hahn and wlfo Miss Hattle Stafford ot Youngstown spent Sunday with her Bister Mrs John Laughlln and family L F Fox and wlfo of the city spent Sunday with Honry Glenn and family Harry Bprlnkol accompanied by his father has gone to Lumberton Miss in search ot a residence and expects to remove his family Frank Longetreet of Ell wood City was tho guest of his parents Sunday Josoph Helntzolman and wife of New Buffalo spent Tuesday with Mre Luclnda Hasncss Chanco Summera of Grovo City Pa visited his family horo Sunday Carl Hondrlcke Mr Noleon and Mr Van Skiver of Warren Mr and Mrs William GoIb Rov Law and Alvln Thoman and family of Now Buffalo wore Sunday vlBltora at tho homo of W C Geis Clarence Horn of Columbiana rontod a house of Solomon Montzgor and will move hero Thursday

Call a Oct 28 Farm work progressing nice nicely - ly nicely Digging and marketing potatoes and husking corn are the order of tho day Quite a number of our farmers are marketing potatoes in Youngstown at 70 cents a bushel Mr Whlnnery of Sa Salem - lem Salem is loading two oarB hero nt 66 cents R L Templln of Cleveland RobtLa Robo of Hiram and J N Spanablo of East Palestine bad business here this week H D Miller and mother visited In Salem Sunday MrsM B Templln returned Saturday from a trip to Barrlngton III where she attended general conforonco ot tbe Mission Board of the Evangelical church to which she was a delegate Sho nleo visited in Chicago Cleveland and Elk hart Ind Waltor Johnston and wife took up tholr abode In our neighborhood Man- day Miss Rebecca Ewing vUlted Misa Eu Eunice - nice Eunice Knauf Saturday Clyde Johnston is employed at the Cut Flower plant C L Toot and wife attended a silver wedding anniversary In Salem Monday night Francos little daughter of Mr and Mrs Honry Mctzler who baB been quite ill with typhoid fever is improving I W Roth gob and H 8 Miller aro helping D H Paulln at hip sawmill near Columbiana L A Coy was in Youngstown Monday Tho marrlago ceremony of Vincent Basslnger of Columbiana and Miss Grace Cook daughter ot Mr and Mrs W L Cook ot this nlaco was solemnized Oct