The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-11-08

anu MllN spent uSoudg Will tltii
son, John, near Robertsville.
Mrs. Alma Myers was in Minerva
Monday.
Miss Carrie Keith entered college at
Mt Union Tuesday.
Olive Haines made a business trip
to Alliance Tuesday.
Mrs. Watson of Minerva spent Tues
day at Willard Baughmans
Mrs. John Myers was in Paris Tues
day.
Mrs. David Harsh is visiting at Hen.
ry Harsh's.
Randolph Keith was calling in Can
ton Tuesday evening.
Oliver Haines is doing the mason
work for William s. Kelley's new sum.
mer house.
Mrs. Horace Westfall and sister,
Gertrude Bair, were in Minerva We'd
nesday.
Arthur Crowl and wife moved to
New Franklin Thursday. Edward
Jones and wife will occupy the house
Mr. Crowl vacated.
Mrs. Olive Haines and Mrs. Bates
visited with Mrs. r. Dourm Wednes-
day.
Edward Jones was transacting bus
mess in Canton Thursday.
Francis Gugelman was in Canton
Friday.
The Farmers and Merchants tele-
phone company completed their line to
Robertsville.
New Franklin, Nov.. ANNA Mary,
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. For
est Baird, is suffering with a very
painful bealing in the head.
Mrs. John Hassler is still very sick.
Miss Sylvia Kirk of Alliance. is
visiting with her uncle, Harvey Walk
er, and other relatives in the vicinity.
Eugene Nunamaker was married re-
Gently to a lady residing near East
Rochester.
Elson Vandegrift's have moved into
their new house.
Miss Mary Cassiday is clerking in
the Moultrie postoffice.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hayman are afflicted with measles.
Word has been received announcing
the death of M. B. Morgan at his
home in Albuquerque, N. M. Mr..
Morgan is brother-in-law of o. C. |
Bates. No particulars have been learn
ed.
Atwater, Virginia Corners, Nov. IL
Stock did not bring very high prices
at the Lang sale yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bedford are expecting
a daughter from England this week.
The teamsters on the ditch contract |
struck for higher wages. An increase
Of twenty-five cents a day was grant
ed them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Paxson spent Sun
day with his brother. e. L. Paxson.
and family, at Alliance, and visited
while there with his sister. Mrs. Luz
cretia Cowan, of Eureka, Kan, whom
Mr.. Paxson had not seen for twenty
years.
Miss Ethel Craig has returned from
Sebring, where she had been enjoying
4 NlolI Will
The Halloween social at Atwater
was largely attended by people from
this place. The greatest trouble |
seemed to be in getting home, as the
boys had been at work building fences
across the streets.
Miss Pearl Biery will accompany
Hon. Frank Holes and sister. Miss
Holes, to st. Louis next week.
Andrew Strong spent several days
in Charlestown, being called there by
the sickness and death of his son-in- |
law, Jesse Burkey. Mr.. Burkey died
Saturday morning and services were
held today at the cemetery at Deer
field. Mrs. Burkey is very low with |
typhoid fever. Her mother has been
there caring for her for the past week. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lang and Henry
McGirrs attended the funeral of Jesse
Burkey Tuesday at Deerfeld.
Mrs. Seigle has moved to her new
home at Atwater station.
The sale Of w. L. Porter and son is |
being largely attended today.
DiOOuiuciu SoWdu VI EuTthd, hdn.t |
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Pax
son.
Miss Bertha Spiers spent Sunday
with her friend. Miss Lottie Reynolds
in Limaville.
Mrs. Cyrus BENJAMIN is in ALI
ance caring for her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Fred Benjamin. who is very low
with typhoid fever.
Little Roy Carlisle had the misfor-
tune to fall from his wagon and tore
the ligaments of his wrist.
Mrs. Bert Stewart is now able to be
around the house.
Miss Pearl Biery entertained a house
full of young folks from Alliance
Monday evening.
Services were held Sunday morning
at Trinity by Rev. Williams.
William Beverage has In prospecting