The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-04-21

Foster had the misfortune to have
leg broken in the fall.
Mrs. G. A. Shane entertained a num-
her of friends for dinner at her home,
Thur sday.
James Guy has purchased the Susan
Boyd place on Maple street.
Mrs. A. Kefauver, of Cleveland, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Glesgoner.
Miss Mona Hubbard, of this place,
and Frank Reynolds, of Malvern, were
married in Canton, Thursday. They
are both well known here and have a
host of friends who wish them all the
joy of this life. The happy young
couple will make their home in NAL
vern.
The graduating class of the Waynes-
burg High School have begun prepar-
alton for the commencement exercises
which will ne held here May 26. The
members of the class are as follows:
lmogene Burson, Jessie Miller, Laura
Leyda, Florence Muckley. iva Burwell.
Bertha Foster, and Harry Long. The
class has made rapid advancement
under the able instructions of Prof.
! w. II. Geiger.
| Lee Kinsley has resigned his
position as salesman for the Sebring
| Pottery, and is now working for the
| Waynesburg Carriage Co.
N. w. Randels a former resident
of Waynesburg, and a member of tho
Jolly 15," has purchased property in
Canton and he and his wife Bird"
as best known to the Bachelor Girls"
will be at the home there to their many
! friends.
Homework O.. April 17.-Mr. and
Mrs. H. II. Thomas were Alliance
callers Thursday.
Mrs. Rachel A. Thomas and daughter
Mrs. s. d. Sanor, were to Alliance
Thursday.
J. NJ, Thomas lost a valuable COW
last week
A. J. Boss is now pushing the work
on his new house. Andrew will soon
be "in the dry"
The sunny Hill" school will close
in two weeks.
Mrs. Sarah A. T. Lee died Thursday
night at the residence of James II.
| Davidson. Mrs. Lee was the widow
of Josua Lee, who died at this place
in the fall OF 1887. She was born in
| Pennsylvania and spent her early life
in that state. Her parents were ABB
ner and Esther Thomas. A rather
unusual feature was the fact that
Sarah Ann, Eliza Jane, Amanda,
Rachael Lee, sisters. married three
blothers, Joshua, George and Marde-
cal Lee resided at this place for many
years Her husband was one of the
prominent, substantial citizens Of
Columbiana county. Mr.. Lee was a
commissioner of Columbiana county
for two terms. Mrs. Lee was for long
time a member of the Columbiana
county board of visitors whose duty it
is to inspect the various public insti-
tutions OF the county. In this capacity
she gained a great many friends
throughout the country. Edward A.
Lee, a former auditor of Stark county
whose death occurred about a year ago
at Washington D. c., and who was
buried in Canton, was q son of Mrs.
Lee. For a number of years, Mrs. Lee
has resided at Canton, making her
home with her grandson, Harry r.
Lee, Of sos West Tenth street. Here
she was given every possible care and
attention by Mr.. and Mrs. Lee who
spared nothing to make her declining
days happy ones. Although she was
SO years of age and suffered the in
frmities of old age, Mrs. Lee has
been able to be around the house. Mrs,
Lee having a desire to again visit
her old home, last Sunday she was
taken to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James II. Davidson, the parents Of Mrs,
Harry r. Lee. She stood the trip
very well and her death came without
a warning. Mrs. George R. Gyger of
Alliance, and the late Mrs NJ s. At
kinson, of Garfield, are nieces of the
deceased. There are also a number of
other relatives. She was truly a good
woman. Funeral services were held
Saturday afternoon at l o'clock. She
was buried in the Homework ceme-
terry.
Al L. johnson was SICK several
days last week.
John Matti, who moved from here
to near Louisville, lost a valuable cow
last week.
Two oil wells are due to be drilled
in this week; one on the z. Reed
farm, and one on the S. D. Sanor
farm.
j. E. Pieren and daughter are visit
ing at Cleveland this week