The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1904-12-06

east Lexington were bent on goinR
another musical at Marvin Friday
evening but the birds had flown sc
Mr. and Mrs. Lockhart and family
entertained the boys.
Mrs. Shan Henry is quite poor
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs Adam Andre ret
| Gently entertained at dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Cathon, of st. Louis, also
other relatives.
Malvern, o., Dec. 5.-Marshal Rock
arrested David Hiner at East Roches-
ter on Thursday for non-support of a
wife and seven small children. He
was taken before Mayor Klotz, pleaded
guilty and was finally released.
Misses Jessie and Jennie Crumbeck-
er entertained the North Side Taffy
club at their home Friday evening.
Mesdames Finley and Neely were
Minerva business callers Friday.
Mrs. John Gantz, who was so seri-
ously i'll during the most Of the sum
mer, is restored to her usual health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Rauchenswind-
Canton Thursday after a weeks visit
with relatives. They were accompanied
home by their nephew.
Mrs. George Helmick and Mrs. John
Given spent Friday in Carrollton.
Mrs. DIR. w. r. Spratt spent Friday
with her sister, Mrs. Jos. Brothers at
Cypress.
The Malvern Clay Co. received the
highest reward on their paving block
and brick exhibited at the st. Louis
fair.
Col. C. ]. Deckman, of Cleveland, is
in town on business.
The gold watch lost by Kathryn
Swisshelm was found by Samuel
Harsh and returned to the owner.
Fred Buel is on business trip to
Delaware, o. Mr.. Buel is one OF the
directors of the Girls Industrial school
at that place.
Mrs Charles Crawford entertained a
number of friends Wednesday evening
in honor of her husbands seth birth
day.
John Deckman of Canton was cal
ling on friends here.
J. E. Finefrock of Canal Fulton was
transacting business here Wednesday.
d. c. Yonker, of Bowling Green, has
been visiting his brother, F. G. Yonk-
er the past week.
Mrs. Whiteleather of Moultrie. Mrs.
Weaver of Lisbon and John White
leather Of Cleveland are at the home OF
DR.. Whiteleather, helping to care for
Ray, who is recovering rapidly from
wounds inflicted on Thanksgiving by
the accidental discharge of a gun.
while hunting with a party of boy
friends.
Miss Jennie Smith, of Reedurban is
spending this week with friends here
Marshal Rock arrested son of Mar
tin Wingerter Friday for wrecking a
buggy belonging to Jacob Wadsworth,
Jr. one evening last week.
The different townships of the coun-
ty were represented by a committee
who met here Saturday in view of ar
ranging for a Farmers Institute which
meets here about February 21, 1905.
Myers, O., Dec. 5.-Mrs. Hiram
Haines and Miss Lulu Haines visited
several days with relatives at Alli-
ance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Haines and
daughters visited with their son,
Clarence, of Alliance Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Waitman spent several
days with her sister, Mrs. Vernon
Sheatsley.
Thomas Kane is staying at Vernon
Dourm's this week.
Marion Conrad of Canton, is visit
ing relatives here.
John Dourm is reported on the sick
list.
Jesse Bates is hauling straw for
oJhn Unkefer to Minerva.
Vernon Dourm was transacting busi-
ness in Canton Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Haines spent
Friday in Minerva.
New Alexander, Col. Co., O., Dec.
5.-Frank Lower is not much improved
from his illness.
Mrs. Elizabeth Knight is visiting her
daughter, near Winona, who is quite
i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kennedy of
Specht, has been visiting Mr.. Ken