The Mahoning Dispatch from Canfield, Ohio • Page 3

S- i A ooooooooooooooo HOME HAPPENINGS OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Several robinB have been seen about town the past week The frame 1b up for Neffs new residence on Mygatt street The number of natural gas consumers In the village Is steadily increasing Much Interest Is manlfeuted In the revival meetings being held In the Presbyterian and Methodist churches The will of the late 13 Lynn of Canfleld was offered for probate Monday Under Us terms all his property goes to hla brother Lynn There are many cases of la grippe and severe colds about town sudden and frequent changes In weather conditions being charged with bringing theso ailments At the meeting of the village board of education Wednesday night the old olllccrs were re elected President i Tanner clern Hawkins Last Sunday weather cohdltlons were ideal for automoblllng and many machines from Youngstown were here In the afternoon Along Broad street it looked as though the good old summer time had returned Cashier Llddle of the Farmers bank has had the head of a defer he killed In Michigan woods last fall mounted and placed on the Wall In the bank It is an unusually fine specimen the antlers being almost perfectly formed Weather conditions last Saturday were quite unusual for January Temperature was up rain foil thunder pealed and the wind twisted off and uprooted trees It was Just such a day as April could deliver and nothing would be said about it 4 A disabled locomotive caused the Nlfcs Lisbon passenger train to bo more than an hour and half late reaching Canfleld Thursday morning The old engine has outlived Its usefulness evidently aB It Is frequently disabled causing annoying delays Quite a number of gentlemen who have for many years kept a record of the weather came forward after last week and declared It was the warmest January 17th in 42 years It was 29 degrees warmer than the average January day in 42 years It was the third warmest day of any January since 1871 On Wednesday Mrs I Man chester entertained at a sumptuous dinner In honor of her aunt Mrs Elizabeth Cessna of Salem Mrs It A Manchester Mrs Lynn Mr Martha Fowler Mrs Anna Osborn Mrs JLaura Beardsley Mrs Albert Bradley Mrs Joseph Wilklns and Mrs Nettle Edwards Last week Thursday President Taft reappointed Joseph It Taber postmaster of Canfleld and sent UIb namo to the Senate for confirmation Mr Taber served nearly four years as postmaster when the office was In the fourth class and his first term since the oillco was advanced to the thlru class ends Feb 9 Monday afternoon Clarence of Vienna aged 28 had his left nana cut off JuBt above the wrist by a large circular saw at Mackeys mlll temporarily located in Ellsworth town Ashlp woods Mr Leet was attempting io remove the saw dust under the saw when the accident occurred He did not realize that he was so near the Saw until his hand was clipped off slick and clean He was taken to the residence of Hennlnger and DrB and Campbell dressed the wound The sympathy of Canfleld people goes out to Mr and Mrs Frank Clark of Sharon Pa in the loss of theironly son Charles Edward whose death occurred last week after a brief Illness with typhoid fever Deceased was aoout 17 years of age bright active and KlvlnE every promise ot carv ing for himself such a career as fond parents who doted on him could hope for He was a fine student In the high school and prominent In athletic work He was a member of the Presbyterian church The following olllcers of Canfleld Lodge No 155 I for the current term were Installed Wednesday night by lodge deputy Grand Master Sonnedecker John Harroff Neff record ing secretary Rico financial secretary Sonnedecker treasurer Boughton It Neff McMinn warden George Konklo conductor Arthur Konkle It Nen Blim I John Collins Herbert Johnston It John Brown Arthur Stltle Canfleld township farmers made a fine showing at the Boardman township corn show last Friday James Park carrying off first honors In the class open to the county In which there were 19 entries and John Van Fosaan second Mr Park donated his prize 4 to the Boardman school library fund For 35 yearB Mr Park lias been growing the same kind of corn ahvayB exercising great care In the selection of seed with the result that he Is among the most successful growers in the state In a number of county corn tests corn grown from seed secured from Mr Park took first prizes GETTYSBURG Jan 22 Clay Is confined to bis bed Mrs George Mclntyre Is on the sick list Misees Hattle Hazel and Helen Hoffman of Greenford called at Frank Steepees Sunday James Paulln and wife of Salem spent Sunday with friends here Harold Leipper has been having chlckennox Ralph Slagle of New Albany called at Frank Steepeos Sunday Calvin was In Salem Wednesday Byron Smith of New Albany called nere Monday Guy Rhodes of Greenford spent Sunday at George Mclntyres Bert Clay was In Salem Tuesday Coal For Sale Fine quality of coal always on the platform at the Edsall mine 1 miles east of Canfleld Your order Is so llcfted KOHLER HUNTER Persons troubled with partial par alysis are Often very inucn uenemeu by massaging thoaffected parts thcr eughjy when applying Chamberlains Llplmeni This liniment also relieves rheumatic paiuB For P7t all dealers Adr REV ROBERT PUGH Popular Pastor of he First Prcsbv terlan Church of Canfleld Who is successfully conducting a series of meetings in th Presbyterian church Services lira held every evening at 7 oclock aud will continue 1iitli Suulay Feb 2 when the Lords Supper will be celebrated THE CANFIELD MARKET Dealers are paying the following prires for produce Butter rolls 26o pound Butter prints 28a ppund Eggs 28c dozen Retail Prices Butter rolls 28o pound Butter prints tic pound Eggs 30c dozen ifv 5 1 uan 22 A Fusselman of Warren was here Sunday Last Thursday morning when John Casslday was loading household goods In a wagon he fell hurting his knee quite badly During the January thunder storm laBt Saturday lightning struck a tree in front of James Leachs residence The tree fell striking tho house and broke a window Mr and Mrs John Callahan were Saturday guests of their daughter Mrs Edith Fusselman of Warren I Mrs Gjenn Cassidy and Mrs Nora Miller snent Tuesday In Youngstown brother Clarence Spencer at Char- don ll lf IIiiiJab IllOrtlirtVlKeVl 9 THE MAHONING DISPATCH FEIDAY JANUAEY 24 1913 Mr and Mrs Ellis Mnnsell have re- At seven the truth will be unfurldd turned from a -weeks visit In Akron I Of plans our God hath wrought Ralph Gordon of Warren called on For man to overcome the world his parents last Sunday Will be my evening thought Word has been received here that Hoskln 1 Mr and Mrs Delbert Duncan will 1 move April 1st from their ranch inS OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Dakota to a farm in Iowa Mrs Dun- can was before her marriage Miss NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS Iva Gordon Mrs IC Woodward Is visiting uer OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO on Saturday Cleveland of werer 8 guests of Mr and Mrs 4en The will meet Saturday Jan 25 at the hrae of Miss Dorothy Clay fcfcjsMTfjiiriMi A i Trumbull county school teachers will hold their mld wlnter Institute I Attorney Morgan of la has been appointed receiver of the Miles 5 and lOo store in Lisbon Mr Miles left -Lisbon when the crash A farmers Institute will be held at came the town ball Monday and Tuesday A foreigner in Leetonia was Jan 27 28 It is planned to make caught keeping his saloon open on this institute of interest and practical Sunday and Mayor Geo Ballantlne value to tho farmer the dairyman gave hra the limit of the law 6Q and the home maker alike and costs Send your orders for city morning LOOK HEREI and evening newspaper to Ralph Is your time worth anything If Fowler Any paper desired will be so you want to call end see the two promptly delivered by carrier barbers In my shop all the time We also do ladles and gents clothes re fer mild easy action of the bow- pairing cleaning and pressing at reads try Doans Regnlebv a modern sonable prices SJlvJa HuBCltto Bar JaxatiYe 26c lit stores ber Canfleld inwqfraJgllMOT FATHER AND DAUGHTER WERE CREMATED CLASPED TIGHTLY IN EACH OTHERS ARMS AS LIVES WENT OUT Curtis Shafer and His Daughter Effie Burned to Death In Their Home Thursday morning Mrs Shafer and Daugh ter Evelyn Probably Fatally Burned Willie Shafer Youngest Member of the Family Painfully Burned THE DEAD Curtis Shafer Miss Effie Shafer PROBABLY FAfALLY INJURED Mrs Curtis Shafer Miss Evelyn Shafer Curtis Shafer nnd his daughter Miss EiTie aged 14 were burned to death Tlmrsdny morning and Miss Evelyn aged 12 was probably fatally burned Mrs Grace Shafer the wife and mother was terribly burned about the head face and body and her condition is serjojis Willie a son aged 10 had his hands painfully bunted The Shafer home was on a farm in Canfleld township on the Canfield Austintowu road 2V1 miles north of the village Mr Shafer arose shortly after 5 oclock and after starting a lire in the kitchen stove went to the barn to do his chores Chancing to look inlhe direction of the house about at 530 he discovered it in flames Hastily securing a ladder he hurried to the blazing structure a one and a half story house and placed the ladder under a window just in time for his wife carrying Miss Evelyn to descend Mr Shafer asked her to return for Miss Effie while he looked after Evelyn but she said she could not being too badly burned Mr Shafer mounted the ladder to rescue Effie and had just crawled through the window when the roof fell burying him and his daughter in the house then enveloped in flames Willie Shafer who slept with his father down stairs while other members of the family had rooms dn the second floor awakened by the stifling smoke and crackling fire immediately ran to the stair door to aprise his mother and sisters of their danger He called lustily awakening his mother but was unable to ascend the stairs on account of smoke and fire which confronted him In his vain attempt to go up stairs he groped about and his hands were badly burned How the fire originated is a matter of conjecture It is presumed however to have started from a defective chimney Mr Shafer was the only member of the family who was outside to get a view of the fire and he had no time to tell where he first saw the flames Miss Effie Shafer who perished in the home with her father was a pupil in the Normal college taking the high school course She was a bright young lady and very popular with teachers and classmates and her tragic death has cast a gloom over the entire school Mr Shafer had been serving as a juror in common pelas court at Youngstown driving to and from the city morning and evening As he used the only driving horse he owned Miss Effie made the trips to and from school in the covered wagon used by Frank Schaaf in conveying pupils to and from the centralized school in Canfleld Nothing was saved from the burned home Mr Shafer coat was found hanging on the garden fence where he evidently placed it before mounting the ladder to attempt the resaue of his daughter Dr II Schnurrenbcrger who was summoned to attend the burned victims of the fire is of the opinion that neither Mrs Shafer nor Evelyn can recover both having inhaled fire Miss Evelyn has not ragained consciousness and her death is momentarily expected Neighbors hurried to the burning home but were powerless to render assistance other than to care for the burned survivors the fire in the cellar ors Efforts were directed to extinguishing and this was accomplished about 10 oclock when the badly charred bodies of Mr Shafer and Effie were recovered They were together and indicated that Mr Shafer had his daughter in his arms holding her in tight embrace when they met death The bodies of both were burned to a crisp Mr Shafer being unrecognizable but the daughters face can be recognized Mr Shafer was about 35 years of age the son of Mr and Mrs Nelson Shafer ofvCanfield township He was married about 16 years ago to Miss Grace Gardner Nelson Shafer made his home with the family but was not at home at the time of the fire having gone Wednesday to visit his mother in West Austintcwn There was insurance on the burned property but tlie amount could not be learned Funeral services for Mr Shafer and- his daughter will be held at the grave in Zion Beformed church cemetery north of Canfleld Saturday morning at 11 oclock Mlmm LORDSTOWN GREENFORD Jan 25 The Star and Busy Bee Literary societies of the Greenford high school will hold a Joint literary Friday evening Jan 31 The public is cordially Invited The following program will be given Song School Recitation Dewey Bush Recitation MnV Wilson Dialogue Entertaining Sisters Beau Recitation Raymond Arner Duet Misses Iona Callahan and Inez Klndlg I Recitation Ruth Cooke Recitation Daniel Beardsley Dialogue Mrs Forresters Crusade Recitation Ruby Beardsley Solo Miss Hattlo Hofmann Recitation Roy Metzler Dialogue A Ministers Mistake I Recitation Raymond Yaeger Reading of Literary Paper Song School Pomona Grange will meet In of hall Saturday A A Stahl was In Cleveland Monday nnd Tuesday harvey Krfaufs 3 mule team was scared by Dr Hulin Tuesday and ran away Tho Russell Novelty Co will give a concert In of hall Thursday evening -an 30 under tho auspices of the high school This company represents a lyceum bureau which is seeking to establish a reputation in thiB section Al are invited to attend Oscar Bush has returned from a trip to Michigan Tom Beltler has Bold his crop of onions Theodore Hofmann is manufacturing lime drills not lime barrels as stated In last weeks correspondence Above Is a picture ot Dr John Lewis a native ot Greenford who died at his home in Alliance last week Thursday and was burled Sunday In the Alliance cemetery Deceased had many friends In this locality who deeply mourn his death OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO CHURCH CHIMES OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Methodist Church Forrest Hill pastor 9 a Sunday school 10 a and 630 public worship and sermons by the pastor Revival services will continue each night during tho coming week You will find a welcome at each one of these services Epworth League at 530 Mrs John Jtlce leader Presbyterian Church Jan 2G Sabbath school at 930 Arthur Kyle Supt Sermon to the school What two boys said to tholr father Public worship at 1030 Service the Test of DIscIpleshlp at 530 Mission work at home and abroad Leader A ndrews Evening sermon at 630 Sorao services modern men have rendered This marks tho middle of our special services You will be welcome at any hour on Sabbath and each evening next week at 7 oclock CHRISTIAN CHURCH On that Bacred glorious morning Of tho first day of the week When the alarm clock glveth warning Will you not tho Lords work seek When the church bell sounds its call Ing Toi tho people everywhere Unless some ill befalling Will you not say Ill be there Will you not my careless brother Who has not your Lord confessed Heed the prayer of your dear mother To be numbered with the blessed Wont you como and hear tho teaching Of the servant of the Lord As he tries to save by preaching All who heed Gods glorious word For my desire for you only Is a holler life to live And along lifes pata so lonely I have only Christ to give At eleven I speak on remedies Applied to your own heart how to live In peace with enemies Aid to do your manly part My subject thought Is plainly seen Just read It in my text A part of Romans twelve eighteen And tell it to the next OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO HARP OF VARIOUS THINGS OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Wanted Orders for all kinds of Job printing Dispatch Canfleld Phone 48 For Sale Choice pure bred Single Comb Rhode Island Red Cockerels Mae Stahl Greenford Ohio For Sale Good Chester White boar 5 months old Manchester Canfleld 1 Phone 7 on 59 For Sale Pure bred Rose Comb Rhode Island Red Roosters II Illne Canfleld 1 Phone 4 on25 For Sale Stevens hnmmerless 12 shotgun like new hall oil lamp laundry stove Inquire Dispatch office For Sale Black Percheron fcrood mare Weighs about 1350 Due to foal In April Address iiarroff Canfleld For Sale White Wyandottes 18 pullets 4 ono year old hens one cock bird and one cockerel Insaulro of Coy Toot Canfleld For Sale Fourteen white orplngton chickens Kcllcrstrass Btraln alo some choice Baldwin apples Noah Barlnger Canfleld For Sale Two fresh cows 4 and 6 years old Covered huckster wagon nenrly new Monroe Hull Canfleld 1 Phone 4 on 59 For Sale 100 egg Old Trusty Incubator and Invincible Brooder Mrs A Bunts Ellsworth Station 0 No 1 Canfleld phono 7 on 93 For Sale or Exchange Two pure bred White Plymouth Rock Roosters will sell or exchange for same breed Eben Barlnger Canfleld it 1 Lost Leather suit case from auto transfer between Canfleld and Youngstown Finder advise Chas Kriner Canfleld Phono 141 Cows For Sale One 3 years old and fresh other 7 years old due to calve Feb 14 Roy Williams Can fleld 1 Jackson phone 3 on 32 For Sale Pure bred Silver Penciled Wyandottes 3 cockerels and 12 pullets at a bargain if sold quick Lehman Washingtonvllle 1 Columbiana phone 11 on 102 For Sale Three registered Jersey cowb one fresh other two close Bpringers Also two heifers Justice Canfleld 1 Phono 6 on 95 For Sale Cheap Two bracket lamps ono with brass trimmings ono nickel lamp Rochester burner one large brass lamP all for oil All displaced by gas Inquire at Dispatch olllce Wanted 100 good breeding ewes largo type 2 to 3 years old for my farm In Green township Give full description and lowest prico first letter Wetmore Champaign III For Sale Six room house new barn 20x30 two and one half acres of land situated in Calla Will sell cheap If sold before April 1st Inquire of JohnBton Columbi ana Beaver phone For Sale Property in Canfleld consisting of 11 room house nnd 1M acre lot and barn House has ija furnace and In good repair Desirable location If Interested call at Die patch oillco for further information For Sale Fine residence property in Canfleld fronting on two streets New house 8 rooms with furnace excellent water new barn largo vacant lot Will be sold cheap to quick buyer Orlando Overhultzer Canfleld Phone 139 For Sale Desiring to retire from business I will sell my entire stock of furniture shoes and undertaking and tho store room This is a good opportunity to purchase a long-established well paying business Roller Washingtonvllle For Sale At a bargain my property on East Main street It sold before April 1 Eight rooms and bath furnace hot and cold water in kitchen and bath room Goou fruit and water Good reason for selling Reasonable terms Neff Canfleld Phone 133 For Sale Eight room house and store room All conveniences gas hard and soft water and heater Good barn large lot and plenty of fruit Has an outside bakeoven A good chance for any one wishing to engage In the bajtery or grocery business Address box 66 Canfleld Ohio For Sale 4x16 I Evaporator storage and gathering tanks 500 galvanized oucliets 600 antl sourlng spiles 3 15 gallon settling tanks win sell together or separately Chean If taken soon Bowman Son Berlin Center Canfleld phoni 5 on 69 Farm For Sale 40 acres all under cultivation 7vroom house barn chicken house gralnery and other outbuildings fruit hard and soft water Located 2 miles southwest of Cantield Attractive price If sold before April 1 Strafford Canfleld i For Rent The Jeremiah BoBsert dairy farm of 400 acres situated 3 miles east of Salem near car line handy to creamery good tlon ihas good buildings and Is equipped for general purposes Address Bentley Salem or Betz Salem It No Trustees Sheep For Sale Carload of range Ewes for sale Bred to Lincoln bucks It is recognized by stockman everywhere that range sheep are superior to natives in many respects for both feeding and breeding purposes Good lusty two to four year old ewes Many prize winning car load lambs at the International were bred from range ewes Dipped and under government inspection Bought early before prices advanced Can and will sell reasonable in lots of ten or up to suit purchaser Homer II Kirk Canfleld tt 1 North Jackson phone 7 on 41 litromiiniifiwjMii vtmwm A lit A A 4iA rTTTTTTTTTTTTTVTTTTTTT7TTvTTTTT Special a ectucoon ale All Broken Lots of Suits Overcoats 7 I and Furnishings BEFORE invoicing the last of this month we will clean out these goods at money saving prices to you They are lower than is offered by any store in the county on similar goods IF you cannot come order by phene or mail All goods will be prepaid to your door on cash orders and if you are not satisfied return the goods at once and your money will be cheerfully I refunded A WIESNER CAftlFIED I 1 i 5 I- I ft fr ccoooooooooooooeooooccocooc ooooooocooooooooooc I WEED OUT THE WASTE IF yon are not thrifty a careful self analysis A will probably disclose a few small leaks in your pocket book through which your pros es perity escapes Stop them and cultivate thrift Weed out your wasteful habits You will find a savings account is the best waste eradicator Ci OOCCCCOOO 1 The Dollar Savings Trust Company Capital and Surplus 219000000 1 4 Per Cent Paid on Savings Central Square YOUNGSTOWN OOOOOSOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCXJOOOOOOOCXXSOOOOOOOOOOOOGO 301 West Federal Street LEGAL NOTICE The State of Ohio Mahoning County ss In the Court of Common Pleas Lucy Delch Plaintiff vs James Delch Defendant The defendant James Delch whose residence is unknown will take notice that on the 13th day ot January A 1913 Lucy Delch plaintiff herein filed her petition Jn the Court of Common Pleas of Mahoning County Ohio being cause No 31583 praying for divorce from said James Delch on the grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty and that said pause will be up for hearing on and after March 8th 1913 Dated this 14th day ot January A 1913 David Stelner Atty for Plaintlff44 6 FRANK CROCKETT ANFiELD OHIO General Auctioneer and Salesman I lve Stock and Farm Sales a specialty Satisfaction guaranteed pr no harges Call on or address mo at Canfleld before advertising Phono 8 on 45 Try the Dlspatca rfl a year OOOCXOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOGOOOOOOOO i Photograph Gallery and Art Studio Best Photographs in Youngstown Oil Portraits Conceded to be of the Highest Most Finished and Perfect Kind HOOVER Artist and Photographer Mr Hoover painted the portraits of nine of the Judges These portraits are in the new Mahoning uounty uourc nouse QALLERY AND STUDIO AT YOUNGSTOWN Corner Federal and Chestnut Streets EXECUTRIXS NOTICE HKMMHH Notice is hereby given that Alma Woods Alice Woods and Sarah Woods Gillespie No 2 Youngstown have been appointed and qualified Executrlxs of the last Will and Testament of Clark Woods late ot Youngstown Township Mahoning County Ohio deceased by the Probate Court ot said county AU peiv sons interested will govern themselves accordingly DAVID GRIFFITH Prooate Judge ot Mahoning County Nov 21 1912 43 3 LEGAL NOTICE Joseph StevenBon whose JaattyveskT dence was No 63 11th St Beaver Falls Pa will take notice that on Dec 24 1912 Clara Stevfenson filed her petition in the Court of Common PleB ot Mahoning County Ohio asking to be divorced from him on the grounds ot habitual dunkennesB extreme curelty and gross neglect That said cause will be tor rial pn and after March 7 1913 CL4BA STEVENSON Geo Swansea Attorney 444 Jan 23 ISlSt 1 tZ I i I I I 4iw i I 4i ri i A ft TZtZ El -S vi i i fc Ksl.