The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-11-25


itor over Sunday.
Miss Grace Haines, of Wellsville,
is visiting relatives in town for few
days.
G. b. Sala returned home after an
extended trip to Colorado and Mis-
souri,.
Charles Boerner has returned from
Cambridge Springs much improved
in health.
Pleasant Grove, Nov. 22.--Grand-
mother Troxel is poorly.
J.. A. Stoner and wife were Sunday
afternoon callers at the home of Ma
thias Haag.
Miss True spent Sunday with her
parents in Canton.
Mrs. Il. ]. Rheil was the guest of
William Dickes and family in Can
ton Sunday.
Mrs. j. NJ. Anstine visited Sunday
at the home of her daughter Mrs.
Curtis Stambaugh, near Cairo.
Emanuel Splitter moved into the
c. & A. Companys house, north of
the car barn, ThurSday.
]. V. Yockey moved into his new
home, which he recently bought of
the G.. G. A. Company, Monday.
| ]. L. Schneider and family were
Sunday visitors at the home Of Mrs.
Schneider's cousin, Webster Bender,
in Jackson township.
Mrs. c. w. Holibaugh spent Sunday
afternoon at the home of oliver
Bechtel, near Greentown.
j. Z. Schneider had a well drilled
last week. Harvey Smith, who re-
sides near the Wearstler church, did
the drilling.
Hamilton s. Graham has been ap-
pointed inspector by the commission
ers over the work of repairing the
arch bridge at this place. James
Brand, of Canton, is foreman. The
work is being pushed to completion
as rapidly as possible. It will require
several weeks yet of steady work to
finish the job.
Moultrie, Nov. 21.-Mrs. Margaret
Brady and son Thomas were shopping
in Alliance, Monday.
Miss Alverda Felgar returned home
from Scotdale, Pa, one day last week.
Amos Marckle was an Alliance call
er Monday.
Mrs. Clyde Stackhouse was visiting
her brother, DR.. Vanpelt, of Malvern,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Treegarden, of
New Franklin, was visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bates Wednesday,
; Homer Geiselman assisted Charles
Edwards in baling hay Thursday.
Mrs. Tacy Boyce visited Mr. and
|, Mrs. Treegarden Thursday.
Mrs. Lewis Shively was visiting her
father and mother Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph Bush, of Paris, Friday.
Walter Cogan was helping Charles
Essick husk corn last week.
J Samuel Redman, of Fairmount, pur-
chased some cJrn of Howard Essick
Jason Treegarden, of New Franklin,
purchased a couple Of hogs of VIII
liam Bates.
Mrs. William Shively was visiting
at William Bates's Friday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. William Born and
family, of Waynesburg, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Shively Sunday.
Burglars entered the express office
at this place Wednesday night, but
did not get anything of much value.
Marion Hahn returned home Satur.
day from weeks visit in the west.
William Mccoy was an Alliance call.
, er Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Hahn and little daugh,
ter Esther, and mother, Mrs. Jacol
Temple, of New Alexandra. were shop,
ping in Alliance Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edwards
, were shopping in Minerva Saturday
A number of neighbors and friend,
gathered at the home OF Mrs. William
Mccoy Friday evening and sewed car
+ pet rags till late hour. Lunch wai
served.
. Mrs. John Hassler is still very poor
, ly.
I Lee Blanchard and Attic Grill O
near Paris, visited Misses Cleo ant
= Zoe Bates of this place Sunday.
e Misses Nettie and Helen Fern, O
e New Franklin, visited Miss Mani,
a Marckle Sunday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Lee were visit
: ing Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Cassidny Sun
: day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Unger and famil,
y visited Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder, OF nea
q Fairmount, Sunday.
n Mr.. and Mrs. William Born, o
+ Waynesburg, and Mrs. Lewis Shivel,
n of this place visited in Canton Sun
day.
g Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Hahn visite,
:. their son, Daniel and family, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hahn anC
Il family. Mr.. and Mrs. John Essick an,
J. Professor d. w. Crist and wife spen
u Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs, Samue