The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-11-29

better. Her children, who are at AL
lance. have the whooping cough.
Merle wertenberger Of Rootstown,
is spending few days vacation at
Chauncey Craig's.
A street car meeting was held at At
water Tuesday evening. Charles Spiers
was chosen chairman pro tenn. Some
are very enthusiastic ars some don't
want 1t at all.
The boys hailed the snow with de-
! light this morning and the sound of
the guns is heard in all directions.
New Alexander. Nov. 25.-Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Hines were visiting Mrs.
Elizabeth Knight recently.
Joe Ray of East Rochester was
hunting in this vicinity Thanksgiving.
Earl Smith was home from Sebring
Thanksgiving. Mr.. Smith is working
in Sebring.
Mrs. Almira Snevel is visiting her
daughter in Sebring for few days.
Willie wickershaw was hunting in
this vicinity one day this week.
Fred Kennedy, of Bayard and
Charles Davis of Canton visited JOS
eph Kennedy Thanksgiving.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Bye were visiting
their daughter. Mrs. Walter Conser
last Thursday.
A number from here attended the
! dance at Chambersburg Wednesday
night.
The Barnes brothers were hauling
baled straw to Sebring this week.
Little Mildred Conser is visiting her
grandparents, MIR. and Mrs. Bye of New
Garden.
Mrs. John Ruff has returned home
after few days visit in Alliance.
Eliot Zepernick was calling in this
vicinity recently
Joseph Snevel was calling in town
Wednesday night.
| Mary Summer visited Erma Pieren
one day this week
John Summer was at Moultrie one
day this week.
Maple Grove, Nov. 26.-John Kring
will dispose of his personal property
on Tuesday.
| Mrs. M. Balmot spent several days
in Pittsburg visiting her brother.
Walter Willard received car load
of cattle from Chicago last week.
| Hunters are more plentiful than
game.
John Swallen has his buggy shed
completed.
Our butcher, John r. Miller, killed
some fine hogs Monday, the first of the
season.
II. M. Swallen visited his parents on
Thursday.
Jacob Rarrick finished husling corn
Friday.
Myers, O., Nov. 25. Miss Evan
Sponseller and Miss Lulu Haines at
tended church at Minerva one evening
this week.
Miss Ethel Ackelson come home
from Sebring to spend Thanksgiving
Mrs. Marion Miller and children of
Alliance are visiting with her parents
Miss Blanche Crowl spent Wednes-
day with her brother, Daniel.
Abner Fishel visited several days
with his daughter, Mrs. Vernon
Dourm.
Ralph Haines is assisting Albert
Swallen with his work.
Mrs. Edward Jones and baby spent
Wednesday IN Paris.
Miss Ruth Gugelman spent Tues.
day night with Hazel Myers.
Constable Kenny and Charles Al
lerton of Mapleton were visiting here
Tuesday.
Vernon Dourm made business trip
to Alliance Thursday.
A number of relatives of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Coldshow took Thanks.
giving dinner with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin of Alliance
are visiting at Daniel Ringles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Baughman and
Mr.. David Unkefer an dwife visited
Thursday with Daniel Haynam's.
Charles Myers of Alliance was call
ing on his friend Miss Eva Ringle.
Howard Bates of Malvern is visit
ing with David Rish.
Garwood Baughman is working for
ID. MOTIF and son in Paris.
Willard Baughman is hauling bail
ed hay to Minerva.
Hector Clapper and Grover Dourm
were hunting at John Ecermont's on
Thursday.
Paris, Nov. 25.-Rev. Hange will
have services in the Reformed church
Sunday evening.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Frank Unke-
fer, a daughter, Nov. %.
Mr.. and Mrs, William Harsh visited
with H. H. Sponseller and family last
Sunday.
Vernon Sheatsley and family spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Maurer. Of Robertsville.
William and Adam Schory and sis
ters Lizzie and Clara were guests at