The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-11-04

on the Pero farm 101 bushels were
thrashed from 80 acres.
The Dickerson house has been re-
paired which adds much to the beauty
of the hotel.
1 s. Il. Poole is having his mill re-
modelled. Four men are doing the
work.
Simeon Uger has had stone walk
placed in front of his residence.
New incandescent lights have been
placed in the Roger wagon shop and
the plant now presents fine appear
ance in the evening.
Prof. ]. II. Campbell reports the
prospects good for lecture course.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. o. Merriman have
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Mason
Bassett
| Roy Loomis, of Ravenna, and his
brother, Clyde, of Randolph, are vis-
1 iting the St. Louis exposition.
w. j. Dodge, Of Ravenna, one of
the candidates for auditor, was ramb-
ling in Randolph Saturday
John Knapp has been attending the
st. Louis fair.
George Knapp was a business WIS.,
tor at Alliance Thursday.
Miss Millie Craig left the past week
for East Palestine.
! Mr. and Mrs. Christian Stump, of
Canton, are visiting their son, Albert
Stump of North street
Harry Treaster, of the regular army,
is spending a 20-day leave of absense
in this vicinity.
Mrs. S. f. Poole has been attend
ing w. c. T. U. convention the past
week.
A. l.. Krienburg and family spent
Saturday at Ravenna.
Mrs. Daniel Weastler, of our village,
and Mrs. Parker, of Indiana, left Fri
day morning for a few days visit
at Canton.
Mrs. Alma Roger Lorraine will leave
for New York city today, taking one
of the liners from that city for Naples.
Mrs. Lorraine is a painter and will
spend the winter among the famous
! paintings found at Rome. Mrs. Lor-
aine is able to perfectly speak Ger
man, French, Italian and English
The bans of matrimony were pub
lished at st. Josephs church Sunday
between Edward Guthier and Miss
Hattie Bauer and John Huber and
Miss Julia Knapp.
Rev. U. A. White is quite i'll at this
writing. Rev. Whites father, of New
ton Falls. is here visiting him.
The following candidates have been
nominated by the Democrats: Clerk.
e. W. Horning; assessor, Henry
Brockett; trustee, Andrew j. Horning;
justice of the peace, David Simerson;
school board for special district, John
I. Roetzel, Mrs. Z. w. Horning,
George Brockett; for township board,
Henry Koerbhar John Rothermal.
Peter Dussel, Joseph II. Knapp, Ell
mer Conborn.
Republican candidates: Clerk, A. L.
Krienburg; trustee, Peter Reidinger;
assessor, A. M. Beans: justice of the
peace, Captain Simon Perkins; school
board for special district, Albert l..
krienburg, DR.. John j. Ortan, u. Mea-
cham, Clate Buckman, H. F. Ladd;
township board, B. f. w. Price, j.
Rible, q. Brockett, e. P. Wilhelm, c.
Roger.
A large number of pupils attended
the high school today, 1t being the
first day of the winter term. The
teachers are as follows: High school,
Prof. j. r. Campbell; Grammar de-
partment, Miss Matilda Matti; Pri-
mary department, Miss Imogene Red .
field.
Justus, Nov. Mrs. Joe Critics, OF
Webster, Ind. has been visiting here.
A. T. Kreichbaum has been on the
sick list.
William Coar and Mr.. Snyder, OF
Noble county, Ind, were here on
visit last week.
Mrs. j. b. McFarren has been on the
sick list for week or more.
William Mortz will preach at Jus
tus next Sunday forenoon.
Frank Shisler and wife were the
guests of ]. B. McFarren Sunday
Curt Fearl and wife returned from
Columbus Friday.
A. o. McFarren and wife were at
Navarro Sunday.
r. w. Klingal is teaching the Chap
pie school this winter
Mr.. Israel Stuck lost a horse a few
days ago.
Mr.. Hay was the guest of J. b. Nc
Farren Sunday.
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