The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-11-15

Mr. and Mrs. II. d. Paxson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bradley, of In
dustry, were visiting his mother last
week.
Miss Leta Strong and Mr.. Flickin-
ger were visitors in Charlestown Sun
day.
The contractor had rs teams at work
graveling the townline road. The
bridge is still unfinished owing to the
sewer pipe having gone astray.
Mrs. Frank Kibler. of JTdingburg, is
the guest Of MIR. and MIS-. Adam An
drie today.
Mrs. Fred BENJAMIN OF Alliance is
no better and her mother-in-law, Mrs.
Cyrus Benjamin is still at her bed
side.
Miss Florence Wertenberger, Of At
water station, returned to her home
Sunday after spending several days
here visiting her aunt, Mrs. Will Ket-
tring and her uncle. Marvin ellison.
Miss Zella Gibson spent Sunday with
Jefferson Shellenbarger and family
south OF Limaville.
Christ Biery and son Charles were in
Alliance to hear the election returns.
Fred Mix will donate the wood and
furnish the saw and his Old neighbors
here will spend day cutting wood
for Robert Stevens of Atwater sta
ton.
Miss Emma Porter, of Atwater sta
tion, spent last week at the home of
Mrs. Mary Spiers. -.,.t
Paul Muirman, Of Deerfeld, is bal
ing hay in this neighborhood.
Mrs. d. B. Hart and daughter Hazel,
of New Baltimore, were Sunday cal
lers at this place.
Parties from Limaville are uncov-
ering coal at c.! L. Bicry's bank
Miss Edith Bedford accompanied her
sister. Miss Elizabeth, to Cleveland
Wednesday.
Albert Haines, who dehorns cattle
is very busy at present. His work
every fall and winter takes him over
a large territory.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Kimes and CONS,
Frank. Wallace and Beryl, spent Sat-
urday in Alliance at the home of Ar
thur Kimes.
Richard Spiers and George Houck
we're Alliance visitors Saturday.
Bert Loomis, is buying cream and
shipping butter.
Fred Siebert is working for Will
Armstrong.
Miss Ruth Stoughfer Of Randolph,
was canvassiIig here Tuesday for a
soap company.
Walter Sickle, Of Randolph, is buy
ing potatoes in this vicinity.
Myers, o., Nov. 10.-Mr. Loutzen-
heiser, Homer Lentz and George
Haines passed Sunday with Curtis
Haines.
James Jerome and Miss Erma Kib-
Ter, OF Minerva, visited with Mrs
Oliver Haines Monday.
The many friends of Grover Dourm
will be sorry TO hear that he left Tues
day for Aultman hospital to have In
operation performed.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Koffel and son
Garold, of Canton, visited at Curtis
Haines' Sunday.
Miss May Gugelman returned home
Monday after visiting with her brother
and family Of Bergholtz for a month.
Theo. WaTtman shipped a car of fine
stock Saturday to Fttsburg Union
stock yards.
A number Of relatives and friends
attended the wedding Of James Shear
er and Miss Edith Wartnan Thursday.
Mrs. Amos Hayman and Mrs. Will
liam Hayman and little son, were in
Wednesday.
Mrs. John Coleman and children. Of
Paris visited with her parents.
Middlebranch, Nov. II. Joseph
Brown went to Cleveland last night
with carload of sheep.
e. Brumbaugh went to Randolph
on Thursday on business and was the
guest of w. e. Bowers and family.
Mrs. VIM. Fry of New Berlin, is
her home with her daughter,
Mrs. B. Il. Wise for this winter.
Frank Cordiers moved into O. W..
Cordiers's house on Wednesday and
is. closer to his work at the cement
works where he is employed.
William Eshleman and family NOV
ed into his new house just built close
to the Brick church and has a nice
home, all new buildings.
Preaching on Sunday both morning
and evening by the pastor, Rev. l.. A.
~
Christian Endeayor meeting at G
p. m. Subject, Our Partnership and
Fellowship" leader Miss Hattie
The election on Tuesday resulted
in victory for the Republicans. but
there was good deal of scratching
done on both sides on the local tick
ct, the Democrats electing the town