The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-09-29

Ed. Brumbaugh was the guest OF his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Brum.
baugh, at Louisville, Saturday and
Sunday.
DIR. and Mrs. H. e. Corl we're Cam
ton visitors Sunday.
p. and Hattie and Mrs. Ed Brum-
baugh visited at Isaac Brumbaugh's.
at Hartville, Sunday, and came homo
| through the heavy rain.
L. e. Snyder and G. ID. Brown had
a sale Saturday and sold their house.
hold goods. Mr.. Snyder also sold his
store and dwelling house, which was
purchased by Byron Brumbaugh for
81 $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Snyder and
Miss Hattie Snyder were visitors with
friends at Kent Sunday.
W. e. Bowers ana wife OF Randolph
were guests of e. Brumbaugh Mon
day.
Mrs. II. e. Corl was the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Charles Ebie, in Marlboro
| Wednesday.
Mrs. Lew Roush and Miss Hattie
| Brumbaugh went to visit at S. Brum-
baugh's, three miles north of Hart
| vile Thursday.
Sheriff Mckinney was seen in town
this morning and people wonder what
is up.
The |. p. G. works are building an
addition to their shop for the recep-
tion of two more kilns that are six
feet in diameter and so feet long.
| ~ ,rf,
Belamy last night by his friends.
Music by the band.
Pleasant Valley, o., Sept. 25.-J. B.
Stoner threshed 1,S0O bushels of grain
in less than two days. Anthony Mach
mer of Cairo, O., was the thresher.
number of fox squirrels and ground
hogs have been shot in the valley of
! late.
j, w. Dickerhoof has moved to his
brother-in-law's town, ]. H. Koontz of
Youngstown, o.
The pupils of the Valley school are
well pleased with their teacher, Miss
Bessie Reemsnyder of New Berlin, o.
A change of books was made in the
| township schools.
H. A. Lahr and family visited at the
home of his brother, w. j. Lahr, and
family, Sunday.
| ID. j. Housley has been hauling lime
from Middlebranch. ,
! Mrs. Ulysses Stover and Mrs. James
Stoner were visiting at the home of
Mrs. Levi Dickerhoof on Wednesday.
Harold Janson, superintendent of
Lake township schools, made his first
trip to the Valley school, Monday.
! j. B. Stoner was a Canton caller,
Wednesday,
A number of the Valley people at
tended the public sale at Middlebranch,
Saturday.
Mrs. Jones of Cleveland is visiting
at the home of B. ]. Spikenard.
John Stickler and daughter were Cam
ton callers, Wednesday. r
Miss Minerva Swigart, who was Wis.,
iting at the home of II. A. Lahr, has
! gone to visit C. E. and w. ]. Lahr of
Cairo.
A number of the Valley people at
tended the funeral of N. M. Raber of
Greentown, Saturday.
o. W. Bachtel and wife visited at the
| home of his father, John Bachtel of
Hartville, Sunday.
| David Troyer of Hartville, O., has
rented the John Ober farm.
Ernest Zumbach and wife visited at
the home of Fred. Gunten of Midway,
| Sunday.
c. f. Young, Greentown, called at
the home of Alfred Slusser. Sunday.
B. ]. Spikenard was Canton caller,
Friday.
Martin Lahr is on the sick list.
There will be a hard fight for trus-
tee of Lake township the coming elec-
tion. Ulysses Slower, Republican, Of
Pleasant Valley, and John Donat.
Democrat, of Whippoorwill Valley are
the candidates.
Henry Royer was visiting with his
brother, Daniel Royer, of Midway, Sum
day.
! Louisville, O., Sept. 25.-Miss Doro-
othy Gladieux is visiting friends IN
Canton.
Miss Ida Hale of Canton visited in
town yesterday.
Mrs. Jacob Parks has returned after
a months visit in Pennsylvania.
| Ed. Myers of Cleveland is visiting
friends in town.
Curtis Auer of Alliance visited his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Frank Auer yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Myers and
daughter Clara Marie, are visiting
friends in Louisville.
The concert given by the Metz Sisters
of Toledo at the Progressive Brethren
church last evening was we'll attended.
Mrs. Emile Oswald of Canton visited
friends in town today.
Mrs. Louis Lesh Of Fairhope died to-
| dau at her hnma No fllnaral arranQa-