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

weeks visit in Barberton, Akron and
Tallmadge.
The Sunshine society held Its ban
quet in Sponseller's hall on Wednesday
evening.
A new pool and billiard room is be-
ing opened in the Schick block.
Canal Fulton, Oct. 13.-Elton Mathie,
of Marietta, O., spent Sunday at the
home Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mathie, south of town.
DR.. Charles Dresback, of South Da-
kota, visited his cousin, DR.. d. r.
Jones for two days this week. Mr..
Dresback, whose former home was at
Wooster, read medicine with DR..
Jones at this place during 1887 and
1888, graduated from a medical college
in 1889 and was shortly after employed
by the government as Indian doctor.
He is at present stationed in the Chey-
enne Indian reservation in South Dako-
ia. In 1893 he married a daughter Of
Pawnce Bill in Oklahoma. where she
has been visiting with her parents
while the doctor has been visiting his
friends and relatives in Ohio. They
will meet at st. Louis on Friday, visit
the big fair and return to their home
together.
The funeral of Edward Hershey, who
resided between this place and North
Lawrence, was held on wednesday af-
ternOon. Mr.. Hershey was few
years ago employed by the News DEM
oCrat Co. as subscription and collect
ing agent.
The funeral of Mrs. Burlyoung, of
| Clinton, O., was held on Wednesday
morning from the Catholic church of
this place.
The usual biennial excursion from
Akron, Ind, brought number of Wis
itors to this vicinity last week.
Mrs. William Linebock and daughter
Anna, and Mr.. and Mrs. George Esch-
liman are visiting at the home of Dan
iel Harman, south of town.
/ Fulton people are all eating bananas
this week. A car load of the fruit was
side tracked here on Tuesday, having
been misshiped, and being perishable
goods, had to be disposed of at n sac
rifce to secure the freight on same. A
representative of the b. & o. railway
opened up the car and began selling
punches at heretofore unhcard OF
prices and soon men we're seen carry
ing the large punches OF bananas in
all directions. After selling in this
manner for a few hours he disposed OF
the balance to Manuel Persky, of this
place, for $45, who continued the sale
the balance OF the day, selling fine
large punches at from 35 cents to 7r
cents according to quality and many
tpersons buying two punches for family
use
Bentley We'll, of Akron. is visiting
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
I We'll, on South Canal street.
"A non-partisan school board has beer
nominated in this township to go or
the ticket by petition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rubright, of Canton
are visiting at the home Of Lafayette
Swigart, east of town, and occasionall,
run into town in their auto. -
Homework, Oct. 13.-Miss Sarai
Keister, aged 81 years, died Monda!
morning after long illness. The fu
neral took place Wednesday at thu
Brethren church.
The funeral of Ulrich Oesch wa
largely attended Wednesday at th'
Bethel church.
\ s. D. Heron returned to Columbus
Tuesday.
Mrs. Sarah Unger, aged 81 years, Il
livery III at present.
! Samuel Heron Sr., was slightly in
jrred in a runaway Monday.
Mrs. William Neuffer is getting bet
ter slowly. ....-
The new barn of j. Il. Pilmer 4
about completed
The bridge south Of town near the c
& p. railroad is being rebuilt.
j. II. Stier and wife will return from
tSt. Louis this week.
OIL we'll No.y2 is being drilled on tn
III. H. Thomas farm.
) The board Of education meets mex
Monday at the town house.
G. w. Glass and wife have gone I,
the worlds fair.
S. z. Whiteleather has bought the
p. Zimmerman property at Nortl
Georgetown.
Lewis Barnhart, while picking apple
Monday, fell from tree and was bad
ly injured.
Tho horse driven by Mrs. J. M
lThomas scared badly at an automo
bile Monday evening but nobody wa
hurt.
N Potatoes sell here at 40 cents pc
bushel by the ear load.
The young con OF 8. v. Bowman ha
been i'll the past week.
81 2. Reed and wife were TO Canto
Tuesday with friends-
. Mrs. J. +. Baylor Is suffering froI
J a sprained ankle caused by misste
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