The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-09-09
now do better.

now do better.
/ W. G. Shaw and Ed. weltner wen
to Cleveland Wednesday on business
Miss Jettie Stackhouse leaves this
morning to attend the worlds fail
at st. Louis.
George Sebring is hunting the prairie
chicken in Minnesota and will not re
turn home until Monday next.
Miss Elsie Sebring left Wednesday
to visit friends at Pittsburg.
Phillip Laughlin, who has been In
Cleveland for some time returned
home on Wednesday.
i Louis Hoechstetter made a business
trip to Pittsburg on Wednesday.
J. +. Hall who has been sick for
some time received back set and is
now worse.
F. A. Sebring has begun an action
against Ed. Weltner for S35 due for
rent.
A. B. Lindsay and family left for
Hoboken, Pa, on Wednesday. Mr..
Lindsay formerly lived at Hoboken.
Ed. Jackson has resigned his posi-
tion as night policeman of Sebring.
A. q. Albright returned home from
Canton where he has been in attend
ance at the tent meeting.
James Scott has accepted job at
Coshocton as glider in the pottery.
f. A. Sebring is taking in the sights
at the worlds fair this week.
Middlebranch, Sept. 6.-I. Druken-
brod, of Canton, was in town a few
hours on Thursday, the guest of his
brother AL.
Rev. H. Ridenour, of West Leban-
on, left for home on Saturday, after
spending few days among friends
here.
JEFF. Bair and son Carl are home
from the worlds fair at st. Louis and
are well pleased with the trip.
Miss Ola Corl, of Navarro, was a
visitor at her brothers, DR.. II. E.
Corl, on Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hazel spent
Sunday with Louisville friends.
Ed Bair Of Canton, was the guest or
his brother, Otto, on Friday night.
Andrew Bair arrived home on
Thursday from Wayne county, where
he visited a brother short time.
Mrs. Ida Young, of Kent, is the
guest of her parents this week.
Mrs. II. Ettisan and Mr.. John Lower
went to the Massillon hospital Thurs
day to see Mrs. ]. Lower. They re-
port her no better
The following attended the Kreigh-
baum reunion at Canton on Wednes-
day: Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith,
Mrs. Ada Cocklin and children, Mrs.
Susan Kreighbaum, Mrs. Fulmer. Mrs.
J. A. Shoner and Mr.. Homer Kreigh-
uabm.
Mrs. Thomas Brown and her sister,
Miss Susie Wise, left for Ironton on
Thursday. Miss Wise intends to stay
three weeks before returning home.
Mr.. and, Mrs. e. Hensel and children
visited Mrs. HensePs parents at Canal
Dover from Saturday to Monday eve
ming.
e. Brumbaugh and daughter Hattie,
we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Lune-
man at Tallmadge on Sunday.
There will be a joint Sunday school
picnic with the Warner and Middle
branch schools on next Saturday in
the grove of w. H Wise.
Mrs. Baily left on Sunday for her
home in Monroe, Mich, after visiting
friends here nearly a month.
The Middlebranch school opened on
Monday with Mr.. Roger of New Ber-
lin as teacher
Miss Edith Snyder, of Barberton, is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. w. X.
WeltZ this week.
The following persons took a trip
TO Cleveland on Sunday: Mr.. ana
Mrs. l.. e. Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. Huvely, Charles Roger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Summers, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Woolf and daughter Eta.
Mrs. DR.. Carnes and Miss May Nc
Cabe, of Washington City, and Miss
Clara Buchanan, OF Canton, were guests
at DR.. and Mrs. II. e. Corl's few days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Gibson were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Burk-
hart, at Canal Fulton over Sunday,
Mr.. Burkhart being Mr.. Gibson's only
living uncle
A medicine show and exhibition was
held here all of last week and one
thing we know is that they took some
change along with them. Whether the
community is any better of with the
medicine they sold time will tell.
They offered a ladies' gold watch to
the lady above IL years old that re-
ceived the most votes during the week
and on Saturday evening the votes
were counted by William Bracher,
Newton Roush, C. B. Lesh and Thomas
Drukenbrod, and 1t was found that
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