The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-10-18

Atwater, Virginia Corners, Oct. 13.
Miss Mary Bradley has been visit
ing her friends, MIR. and Mrs. Thomas
Ewing OF Deerfeld.
Mrs. Bert Stewart, who was taken
so suddenly i'll on her return from the
McTie Bradley wedding at Ravenna,
is somewhat better.
Miss Ethel Craig and Erwin Craig
were the guests of Mrs, Bertha Bas-
sett and James Craig and family Sun.
day, at Randolph.
Services at Trinity Sunday morning
by the pastor, Rev. Williams OF Marl-
boro.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bradley spent
Monday with his mother, Mrs. Charles
Bradley. They are expected back to-
night when the men smokers and the
feminine portion of the neghborhood
expect to make the night hideous for
them.
Surveyors have been through here
several times in the interest Of the
Canton-Y Youngstown Electric road.
Mr.. Walker expresses the opinion of
majority of the land owners in that
It will greatly increase the value Of
the farms lying along or near the
road should it be constructed on this
route.
Mrs. Rebecca Sluyter Is considerably
better. Her granddaughter and grand
son, Miss Mabel and Park Biles, are
now with her.
Henry Lang, who has had charge
Of his father, Fred Lang's farm for
some years, will have a sale and move
his family to Patmos, Mahoning coun.
ty, soon.
viii Armstrong and family attend
ed the funeral OF little nephew of
Mrs Armstrong at Beloit, Monday,
Bert Stewart will be given hearing
at Ravenna Friday on charge Of
cruelty to animals. Strong will testi-
fy that while hauling limestone for
the highway Stewart most shamefully
beat horse he was driving. Several
from this vicinity will testify also.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lang and son,
Forrest, spent Saturday and Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs, Amos
Baights, in Campbellsport.
Cliff Strong is working for Humbert
! Loomis.
Bert Loomis has moved his family
to the farm her purchased of Charles
Porter.
. Mrs. Ann Eddy of Racine, Wis, who
has been spending several months Wis
iting her sister, Miss Hannah, and
brothers, James and Richard Spiers
at the old home, also other relatives
here. will soon return to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Cause have gone
to housekeeping with the groom's
mother, Mrs Mary Cause.
Elwood Porter has returned from
. an enjoyable trip to st. Louis.
Frank McNabb is attending schoo
u at Atwater Station.
Roy McGirr is moving to Alliance.
Mrs. Joe Palond Is slowly getting
= better.
C. l.. Biery returned from Youngs
town Saturday.
Mrs. Bertha Bassett, Miss MilliC
Craig and Boyd Craig of Randolph, vii
h be the guests of relatives here ant
will also take in the Alliance fair thil
: week
e Abner Carlisle and family of Sci
ence Hill, were guests OF his brother
S James Carlisle and family Sunday.
g w. L. Porter and son will exhibi
their sheep and cattle at Randolph fai
8 this week.
Henry McGirr entertained Mr.. ant
IS Mrs. Henry Lang md Miss Clara Mat
Il at dinner Sunday.
= Mrs. Mary spiers Is better. He
daughter, Miss Bertha of San Pedro
! Cal, and her son Elwood, of Bisbee
Ar,z., have been telegrapbed for an,
IS ore expected home today.
Bert Cations, Jacob Lang and vii
;. Armstrong are boarding the men VIII,
ere working on the ditch.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Paxson an,
children, Dave, Mary and Ruth, an,
e Louis Galinsky, of Alliance, wer
Sunday visitors at Ed. Parsons.
Parties are negotiating with Mre
Lavina Segle for her farm OF abou
o fifty acres. They have offered $2,75
for it.
?. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Robb are the prou
n parents of twin babies, a boy and
girl.
IS George Arnold, of Nebraska, VIII
+ made his home at s. p Walters twent
years ago has returned and bough
l. the Lewis Monroe farm, north of here
Charles Craig, breeder Of fame
Is white Plymouth rock chickens, wi
exhibit at Alliance fair this week.
II Fifty-fve brown leghorn hens bt
longing to Henry McGirr have in tn
's past nine months netted their owne
the neat sum Of $126.60 besides wha
N eggs were used in the family Of foul
Ed. Paxson Is now drilling on tn
~ Whittlesey farm.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Pickens Of Harrisburg
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