The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-04-07
with the boys from town who were

with the boys from town who were
also in that regiment. :
Three small fires occurred In this
neighborhood the past week. The
dry grass ON Tom Higham's hill, just
south of town burned. A small fire
occurred at the Whitacre works, and
one on George Yarger's farm. Each
caused some excitement but no seri-
Gus damage was done.
Mrs. r.. II. Jacob spent the past
week with relatives in New Philade1-
phia.
Mrs. James Wells returned to Cleve-
land Monday after several weeks Wis
1t in town.
Travelling salesman, Lee Kinsley
spent Sunday with friends in town.
The Sprowl Bros, of Canton, were
in town Sunday.
Frank Rennols of Malvern, spent
Sunday with friends here.
John Branfield of Magnolia was
calling in town Sunday.
Canal Fulton, April 3.-Mfss Della
Wier, of Akron, was the guest Of
Mary Williams Sunday.
John La Viers and family moved 10
Dalton last week.
Karl Michener, of Burton City, was
the guest of Fulton friends Satur-
day. t
Ernest Kungle, of Clinton, was en-
tertained by Fulton friends Sunday
evening.
Harvey Forsythe, of Tippecanoe,
was the guest of Fulton friends Sun
day.
North Industry, April "a picnic
dinner was served at the school house
Friday. A number who were not able
to come sent well filed baskets and
still others came in after dinner.
Many young people and children from
Canton and also from the neighbor-
hood who were not pupils partook of
the dinner. A number of men from
the district honored the dinner with
their presence. The dinner was in
tended to be a surprise on the teach
ers, but the pupils were too much ex-
cited over the event to keep quiet and
had to talk about it, but the surprise
came after dinner when all present
were asked to come into the primary
room where all were treated to fine
program consisting of recitations and
vocal and instrumental music the pro-
gram ended with an after dinner
speech by Samuel Yoder and all went
home feeling better for being there.
Our teacher, Mr.. Weimer, and Miss
Blankenhorn have gone to their
homes at Beach City to spend their
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Mary Mckinney is in very
serious condition and it is feared that
her days are few. Gangreene is said
to have set in on her feet and lower
limbs.
Mrs. Charles Hossler has been TAX
en- to the home of her father, Theo-
dore Eversole, where the doctors will
endeavor to remove a tumor from
which Mrs. Hossler has been suffering
long time. ia.
Among the North Industry people
who called to see Mrs. Mary McKin-
ney Sunday were Mrs. Ed Waltmer
anu Aunt Nancy f1OWenStlne.
Fred Hoffman is able to walk to the
doctors Office to have the wound
dressed on his head that was caused
by his fall. He has also called on
the neighbors who are glad to see
him around again.
@. j. Bowman has returned to Ash
tabula to resume his work.
Mr.. Bowman says he has fully re-
covered from the operation performed
at Christmas time for appendicitis.
The operation was performed at Ault-
man hospital by DR.. A. B. Walker.
1t Is rumored that marriage be-
tween two of our young people is
near at hand The contracting parties
are Miss Grace Hudson and Samuel
Galley.
The members of Straussmen church
held their last weeks prayer meeting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stimmel on South Market street.
About two months ago Mr.. Stimmel
fell and hurt his knee. He continued
work for four or five weeks, when he
had to quit on account of the pain he
suffered and now is under the doc
tors care and not able TO do any
work or get out to church, where he