The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-04-24
for few days. returned to her home

for a few days. returned to her home
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Among our Sunday visitors were Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Sheets, of Canton,
at the home of Joe Gladieux; MIR. and
Mrs. Frank Domino, Of Barryville, at
the residence Of G. Il. Domino; Clyde
Boston, Of Mt. Union, at the home OF
William Boston, and Miss Hattie Web
er, OF Canton, at the home of J. w.
Schlotts
Louis Violand entertained num-
bcr Of his friends Sunday.
Miss Rhine Summers of Baltimore,
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Sweit-
ger.
Mrs. g. A. Gebhart visited with
friends at Mt. Union last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clancy Warstler, Of
Louisville, spent Sunday at the home
Of H. A. Lesh.
M. l.. HUT attended the board Of
education meeting Monday evening.
Adam Snyder intends building a new
barn during the summer.
Camp Creek, April 20. Services
were held here Sunday at 2:3O p. m.
Mr.. William Click and Miss Tracy
Snyder were married last week.
Mrs. J. /. Zupp and Miss Belle Zupp,
Of East Greenville, we're guests at tho
home OF Fred Beck last week.
william Devery will farm for Mrs.
Trubey this summer.
Harvey Crider is building fine new
house.
Marion McFarren was elected school
director at Gout Hill school house.
Several of our young people attended,
Christian Endeavor meeting at the
chapel Sunday.
| Mis-. Barbara Holderbaum visited at
the home of Glen Poorman last
week.
The mines are running about half
time at present.
The Misses Bertha and Grace McFar-
rem were guests at the home Of Mike
Warstler Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Click moved
into the Jerry Netzley residence FRI
day.
| Mr.. Herman Click will quit running
the engine at No. mine and will go
| to West Lebanon.
| Robertsville, O., April 20. = Allen
Sheppard OF Massillon, visited his par
ents last week.
! Leslie Glasser who has been employ
ed at the Western Union Telegraph Of
Ace of Canton, is spending short va
cation at home.
Harry Reese has been employed by
Combs & Dewalt, carpenters, and will
stay with them during the summer
| Last Sunday evening at the home
of Henry Starkey the marriage of Miss
Viola Starkey and Davey Stuckey took
place. There we're only few OF the
near relatives present. Rev. Simon
Stuckey performed the ceremony.
Hartville, April 23.-The county
commissioners together with the prop
erty owners view the proposed course
for a county ditch. Some are OF the
pinion that a dredged ditch should be
constructed while others think dug
ditch will be preferable.
| Way Will CoSt
money but the land is now useless and
with n ditch it can be made to pro-
duce crops that yield from $500 to $500
| an acre.
This land is desired for the culture
of celery and the property owners are
very anxious that the swamp be drain
ed.
| It has been decided to purchase eight
I. Ar s.l, 90 lfsrhf CT
Mr.. Srultz, of Randolph, was buried
on Wednesday. Many from this place
knew him well and attended the fu-
neral.
The concert given by the blind trio
in the Reformed church was treat
to all lovers of music and the housc
was crowded to its utmost capacity.
The program consisted of vocal and
instrumental music and the gentlemen
gave evidence Of Skill in each selection.
A collection was taken which was
quite large and the people will be glad
to welcome these men into our midst
again.
Navarro, April 21.-Quite a number
OF pupils from here attended the Pat
terson examination at Canton on Sat
urday,
Miss Katie pretKe and Clarence
Roush were married at the home Of
the brides parents on Sunday, Rev.
Digal oficiating.
The remains Of VIM. Lantzer, OF Ge-
noa, were brought here for interment
Friday. Services were at IL o'clock.
| Arbor day was appropriately observ-
ed by the school Of Navarro by plant
ing trees and holding literary exer-
cises.
DIR. Shelter was a Canton visitor on
Saturday.
The ball game Saturday between tho
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