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

of Sparta we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
DR.. Fl. Il. Corl on Sunday and Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fox and Mrs.
Nan Harley of Hartville, were guests
Of their brother, e. Brumbaugh on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Shoner and Mrs.
Sue Creighbaum were Hartville visit
ors on Sunday.
Joseph Brown bought and shipped
seven car loads of sheep from here to
Cleveland in the last few weeks and
will ship another car on Thursday.
The sick folks, Mr.. L. Hensel and
little daughter and Solomon Essig are
getting along fairly well.
Mr.. Mccullough OF Louisville was
after load of cement and one of his
horses took sick with spasmodic collie.
DR.. Frederick of Canton was called,
but too late to save the horse which
died the same evening. 1t was "a
very valuable animal.
DR.. Corl's automobile got balky the
other day so he called on DR.. Carnes
who gave II treatment and after a
hard days work 1t was all right again.
The farmers are nearly all done
huslIing corn and have the fodder in
the barn.
New Chambersburg, O., Nov. s.
Caleb Stollew made business call to
Cypress Saturday.
Eliza Reed is visiting her brother
I ot IN N fap
The sale at William Weaver's was
well attended Everything selling
well.
The church at Bayard was dedicated
Sunday. There was large attend
ance.
Henry Kleinis visited at Jacob
Leatherberry's Sunday. Mrs. Leath-
erberry is quite i'll.
Want Syme will hold a dance in
New Chambersburg Thursday evening,
November 10. ig
Jesse Sanor and family called on ].
B. Helm and wife Sunday, Mrs! Helm
being quite Ill.
John Bower, wife and daughter,
visited friends near Hanover Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Klein visited their
daughter Rosa, Sunday.
Moultrie, Nov. S.-Mrs. William Nc
Coy and Mrs. Charles Edwards and
little son Donald, were shopping in
last week.
Mrs Miranda Baird and Mrs. A. NJ.
Board were visiting Mrs. Elizabeth
Miller Thursday.
Mrs. Tacy Boyce and Mrs. Etha
Cassiday and daughter Mary, were
shopping in Alliance Friday.
Mrs. William Born and two daugh-
ters May and Martha, of Waynesburg,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Shively
Friday. .h. '...
Mrs. William J. Bates and daughter
Cleo, were shopping in Alliance Fri
lay.
Mr.. Lester Walters, wife and fam.
ly visited in Canton Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Wertz of ALI |
ince visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Leis-
,lmans Saturday and Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Levi Edwards and |
laughter Ruth, visited Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Helms Sunday.
Mrs. j. B. Cassiday and two daugh-
ers Mary and Wilma, Mrs. Charles Ed
Yards, Mrs. William Mccoy, Mrs. Ra-
,hel Felgar Mr.. and Mrs. William
8ates and family attended the dedica-
ion of the new church at Bayards I
sunday. ...... .,
Miss Mary Smith and Mamie Mar
kle spent Sunday with Misses Agnes
nd Nellie Edwards.
Rev. McGarmic of Mt Union spent
saturday night at A. M. Bairds.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shively spent Sun
lay with her brother Barnet Neal,
# East Rochester.
Charles Edwards purchased q colt
It Mrs. Rachel c. Shively's sale.
Marion Hahn and grandson, Harold,
we're shopping in Minerva Saturday.
Marion Hahn, Walter Bates, and |
-evi Edwards and daughter, Gussie,
we're Paris callers Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Edwards and Eliza
'eth Miller were. shopping in Minerva
friday. rR
Mrs Margaret Brady visited Mrs. |
J. Essick Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. John Hassler is slowly improv-
ng from her late illness.
Charles Edwards purchased some
logs of John Hassler Friday.
Everybody is husking corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hammond and |
on, Austin, visited Mrs. Hammond's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. ALEC Freed
sunday.
Paris, o., Nov. 9.-The sale of s. |
;. Stuckey which was held last Thurs
lay was well attended.
Mr. and Mrs, Peter Loutzenheiser
md family visited at the home of AL.
'ert Schory at Talpahok last Friday.
Miss Nora Bates Is working at the |
lone of Elmer Buck In Minerva.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moth spent |
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John Lentz.