The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-04-17
COUNTY POLITICAL SITUATION
is SIZZLING WITH ACTIVITY
Correspondence

II. s. Loehr and son Ernest, went TO
Ravenna Monday morning to attend
The fuperal of Miss Minnie Barr daugh-
ter Of s. P. Barr, formerly Of this
place.
c. l.. Simmer, operator for the L.
q. A. & w. r. r. at Phalanx, was home
over Sunday. ~. ~
Easter services held at the Reformed
church Sunday evening were largely
the services being up to date
In every respect.
Mrs. w. "A. Taylor and daughter Of
are spending few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sponseller. =,
Peter Lautzenheiser and wife trans-
acted business at Minerva, Tuesday.
The entertainment sven at the
school house Monday evening by the
Slam Dangers, was largely attended.
Everyone who was present says it was
very good.
d. Motifs, proprietor Of the -four mill
went to Alliance on business Tuesday
afternoon.
The new buildings that are going up
are adding much improvement to the
town.
Mrs. James Speakman who has been
seriously Ill for some time is reported
better.
Miss Pearl Bates who contemplated
returning to Indiana, has decided to
remain here.
Fairhope, April Is. - Madison
Sweitzer and wife visited in Summit
county Saturday and Sunday.
Levi Anthony and family of Osna-
burg township spent Sunday at the
home of G. A. Marks. ...
:. H. l.. Hershey and family visited C..
B. Keim, Of Louisville Sunday.
Mr.. Ditch and Miss Byers, of Mt.
Union, spent Saturday and Sunday at
the home Of c. e. Domino.
Harvey Glass. of Maximo, spent Sun
day with his brother. Prof. Glass.
Edward Lesh and children OF Marl-
boro township visited at Louis Lesh's
on Sunday.
Louis and John Violand made trip
to Cleveland on Sunday.
Solomon Bender sold his home to
Edward Strahm. Mr.. Bender will dis
pose of his personal property on Sat
urday and will then leave for Michi-
gan.
Jacob Nave OF Navarro, is spending
several weeks at the home of d. ].
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Seibert, of Can
ton, visited Eli Hershberger, on Sum
day.
Peter Seibert has moved back to his
farm after spending year in Can
ton. a4 @t$
Homer HUT and Howard Henninger
have returned to high school after q
weeks vacation.
A pleasant surprise party was held
on Saturday evening at the home OF
G. e. Domino in honor Of mis- .dauga$er
Miss Aide. A dainty lunch was scr
we'd. Miss Domino was the recipient
of a number of nice presents. At a
late hour the party left wishing Miss
Domino many more pleasant anniver.
saries.
M. L. HUT was elected as a memtel
Of the board of education and J. II
Henninger as sub-directCr at the
school election on Monday evening.
David HUT purchased a fine driving
horse in Osnaburg township.
Mary Tombach. is quite seriously II
of apoplexy.
Robertsville, April 16.-MrS. Pete
Adolff is on the sick list.
Mr.. Fred Greenwood. of Minerva
was In town Monday ON business.
Mr. ]. Deveaux, formerly of thi,
place. but now at .Osnaburg. was buriet
Monday afternoon at o'clock.
Contractor Al. Rhiel has commenced
the Neidig house.
Election last week resulted as fol
lows: e. 8. DeFord, treasurer; F. N
Deveaux. assessor; William Betz, su.
pervisor district No. 8: William Zwa!.
len. supervisor district No. 4.
The entertainment at Mohawk Sat.
urday evening was well attended.
Mr.. Forest Blacklege and Howard
Clapper spent Sunday in Louisville.
Miss Minnie Zininger spent Sunday
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
zwallen.
The young folks of district No. II
are busy preparing for their enter.
tainment, New England drama
How Uncle Nathan Lost His Farm
A number of young people from here
attended the entertainment at Stone.
pile Saturday evening.
Mr.. Harley Foltz and Mr.. Lesslis
went to Mohawk Saturday evening.