The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-04-03


this week.
The Lutherars are preparing pro-
gram to be given Easter night at the
church.
The ladies of the Women's Christian
Temperance union will give an enter
tainment Friday night, April 10, at
the school house. The entertainment.
will consist OF songs, recitations and
a phonograph recitation by Charles
Tebay of Canton.
itartville, March 31.-Spring has
come at last and farmers are sowing
oats. This year will be an exception
tie of every one.
VIM. Burns, from Kent, was visit
Ing in our midst, the guest OF Miss
Minnie Bachtel.
Miss Sisterhen, from Canton, was
| visiting her brother. Ed Sisterhen,
of this place.
F.. e. Bixler, Of Cuyahoga Falls
was visiting friends over Sunday.
| Say boys, how about April 6? Have
you decided what to do?
The pupils of the high school went
to New Baltimore last Saturday even
ing and gave a drama to large house.
"The Cuban Spy" takes well and each
performer is equal to the occasion.
A committee has been appointed to
select books for the Sunday school
and ere long we hope 10 see good
library in each church.
George Maloney has quit working
in the Schumacher shop and will work
for Oscar Swartz this summer.
Hiram Carper was in Canton this
last week working for the Mccormick
Harvester company.
The Reformed church is preparing
an easter service and will deliver
same on Sunday evening, April IL.
L. C. Merkel and Grover Hoover
have formed a partnership and will
farm celery in the swamp this sum
mer Here's luck to you, boys!
The Cairo school closed its winter
| term Of school and the spring term
began last Monday with Miss Wise at
the helm.
|. Quite a few teachers from this com
munity will attend the teachers insu-
tate at Canton, April 10-11. The reg
ular teachers meeting has been post
puned one week as many of the teach
ers will go to Canton.
Camp Creek, March 81. = Services
we're held at this place Sunday at 2:3e
p. m.
The cross roads band serenaded Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Lonas last Thurs
day evening.
Farmers in this vicinity have started
to plOw.
There will be services here next Sum
day at 2:30 p. m.
b. F. Whitmire is hauling baled hay
to Navarro station for Mr.. Camp, of
Justus.
The school at this place will close
Friday OF this week.
The mines are running about half
time at present.
We had many visitors in our village
Sunday.
G. d. Banghman sold a horse to VIII
liam Camp, of Justus last week.
Freeburg, March 81. = The following
ticket was nominated by the Democrats
OF Washington township and should
have the support OF every taxpayer in
the township: Treasurer, ]. M Berg;
trusee, Frank Bowman; assessor
Freeburg Precinct, Frank Hoffman; su-
pervisor district No. 8, F. e. Domino.
Ralph Irwin. who has been very i'll
for the past week, Is improving.
/ The summer term of school opened
Monday morning.
George Trump and family OF Canton
spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends here.
Moving season Is now on and this
week the following changes will be
made: John Coyle will move to the
Trump property recently purchased by
him; ]. Burkey to Maxine; F.. p.
Domino into the Mrs. John Redman
property and George Baily will move
into the property he lately purchased
from G.. Trump.
c. l.. Smith and ]. Shaffer. of Oval
City, visited with Ed. Hahn Sunday.
Sparta, April l., = The funeral of
Tobias Henline was held Monday, Rev.
J. l.. Heron officiating. He was se
years old and died on the same farm.
on which he was born and raised Five
sons and one daughter survive him.
James Evans has moved into the
DR.. d. j.. Cans farmhouse.
George Guest and two sisters novel