The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1898-03-31

mOrtem on Jne DOuy OF H. 1ross, West Oh
town, Tuesday.
Mr. Fred Kreighbaum is home for q
few days from Tiffin, where he is attend
ing Heidelberg university.
Mr.. Charlie Price, who has been ser
iously sick with typhoid fever, is out of
danger and hopes are entertained for his
speedy recovery.
Mr.. Henry Shook had part of his right
forefnger so badly laoeratod that amputa-
tion was necessary Drs Steele and
Warberton performed the operation.
Quite number of our young people at
tended literary exercises at jackson Val
Icy Wednesday evening. The program
WAS q good one updec the direction of
their competent teacher, NJ. Zerbe.
Spring elections are the talk of the
town. The name of Milt Young has been
suggested for the school board. All right ;
let us have a man of moral worth, one
who dares to do right and in turn will re-
cognize the rights of others.
The Pocahontas circle met at the home
of Mrs. Kate Coleman. Miss Carrie
Hoover related story from Dickens
Mrs. Waldr1n gave sketch of Monte
Carlo; Miss Fora Reemsnyder sketch Of
the Ohio State University; Eta VILLA
man, "John O'Riley;" Kate Coleman,
Practical Housekeeping Cora Kolp sang
solo, "Ben Bolt;', Pearl Coleman sang
"Just for the Sake of our Daughter. Z"
Next meeting at the home of Maggie
Evans.
NEW FRANKLIN.
Ora Lutz is slowly improving.
Mr.. Jacob Bricker is on the sick list
John G isleman moved into his new
home Wednesday.
Miss Marie Unkefer is suffering from
q sprained aDklel.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hay
nam, son, March 23.
Jacob Geisleman and family moved to
Moultrie last Thursday.
John Walter is home from week at
Aultman hospital, Canton.
d. e. Tomlinson has secured posi-
tion ON the g & p. railroad.
J. f. Huston, of Alliance was in oul
midst looking after his farm.
Theodore Walter intends going to Ado
this summer to attend school.
John f. Senften will soon leave fol
Ada where he will attend school.
School closed here Saturday with pic
mic which all enjoyed very much.
Frank Ickes and family moved on &
farm near Louisville last Thursday.
Mrs. Isaac NJ. Smith was the guest o
her son near Hanoverton over Sunay.
Miss Pearl Miller, Of Bayard, is tt,
guest of her cousin, Miss Done Miller.
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were the guests of their parents Sunday.
william Muckler of Canton visited hi
sister, Mrs. Ella Martin, few days las
week.
e. E. Early and o. G. Haines wer
calling on friends in our midst last Thurs
day evening.
Misses Mamie and Maggie Senften, o
near Mt. Union, spent few days witt
their parents.
tended lecture at East Rochester Wed
nesday evening
Miss Nora Smith was called to Han
overton today by the serious illness of he
sister, Mrs. Jacob Temple.
Mrs. Mary Miller returned to her hom
in Harrison county last week after severa
weeks visit with her father.
School closed at Grove Hill on Thurs
day with an entertainment in the even
ing. The pupils deserve great credit a
their drama was pronounced excellent
FRANKLIN HALL.
School closes tbis week for brief vsca
ton.
Evergreen trees are being set in the Nj
Pleasant cemetery.
At this busy season we would al
preciate free delivery of mail.
Watch your fence row; briers an
brambles are a menace to farm economy
Messrs. Hanes and Carper are built
ing an addition to the home on the Gri6
farm.
We are learning that Dinlgeyism is nc
SO helpful to us as our friends would hay
. us believe.
@. r. Stauffer, of Ohio state universit,
is visiting with the Grise and Mooma'
3 families Mr. Stauffer is the only survi'
ing son of Mary ]. Grise Stauffer, do
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