The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-03

Francis Gugelman and Harry Dourm
were transaeting business at Minerva
Saturday,
Mrs. Isaac Baughman spent Sunday
with her daughter, Mrs. Daniel Hay
man.
Miss Anna Ray passed Sunday at r.
Dourm's.
Frank Rea, of Minerva, and Frank
ln nusser, met with quite a runaway
Saturday evening. Mr.. Musser having
been to Minerva, got Mr.. Rea to
bring him home. When they reached
home they got out of the rig and the
horse made a break for Minerva.
David Baughman and Albert GugeI-
man spent Sunday with Floyd Myers.
Hiram Haines and wife were guests
of Ellsworth Myers Sunday.
Garwood Baughman, of Paris, spent
Sunday with home folks.
Quite a number of young folks from
this place attended the party at John
Gartner's Saturday evening.
Mrs. Henry Harsh is reported on the
sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Myers, and
daughters, Hazel and Laura, attended
the literary at Sand Bank Friday eve
ming.
Clyde Fishel visited several days
with his sister. Mrs. Vernon Dourm.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Miller pass
ed Sunday with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard Crowl.
Some OF the friends of Jesse Feaser
attended his funeral which was held
at Robertsville Monday.
inere will be church at Stonepile
Saturday and Sunday evenings, March
4 and s.
John Dourm, while on his way home
from the party at John Gardner's
SATURDAY evening, met with quite an
accident owing to the drifted condi-
tion of the road. The buggy upset and
Mr.. Dourm unhitched the horse and
tried to replace the buggy The horse
got frightened and started to make its
way to Minerva where he had secured
the rig. The buggy was left in the
snowdrift and no other damage done,
but the horse lost part of the harness.
Thomas Kane left Monday morning
for Rayenna.
Pierce. o., Feb. 2S.-J. W. Little
and wife attended the Farmers in.
stitute at Magnolia last Saturday.
John Burnheimer has traded prop
critics with Edward Failor
William Failor will farm for Mich
ael Gable this summer.
Manalias Fogle will have a sale
March 10, and move to Sparta.
rJ ,;n l.
March 8.
, John Jewel will move near Louis
| vile in the near future.
A. U. Kinney will move on the
John G. Gerwig farm in the spring.
1t is said by travelling men that
/ the Narrows on the road from Spar
ia to Canton is the worst piece Of
road in the state of Ohio. The time
has come for their improvement
Michael Steinmetz and Charles
Bowman attended literary at Sponsel-
l ler's last Friday evening and took
an active part in the program.
Midolebranch, Feb. 2S.-M. w. Ober.
} lin, of Canton, attended the Swartz
real estate sale on Thursday.
Mrs. Harry Gibson was the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. John Alerding,
on Sunday.
JEFF Bair arrived home from Col
: umbus on Friday,
George Hlser moved into the w. III.
Wise house at Oval City on Friday,
and has gone to housekeeping with
his new bride.
: JEFF Bair and Mrs. William Fry at
tended the funeral of Harry Young at
Mogadore on Sunday.
r c. A. Boetler arrived home from
Kent on Thursday evening and says
that he and his mother have bought
8 the Fulmer farm one mile north of
= Kent.
Miss Jeanette Brauchler of Canton,
: was the guest of her brother william
on Thursday evening.
C Mr.. Boetler, of Kent, was the guest
Of his cousin, c. A. Boetler, on Mon
day.
l Rev. w. H. Miller, of Ashland,
g preached at the Brethren church Sum
day morning and evening. His theme
3 was Opportunities or no Opportun-
tiles to Serve our Master" and he de-
g livered an excellent discourse.
:. Mrs. H. Herbruck and Mrs. Terry
Smith were guests at H. E. Corl's last
= Thursday.
= Mr.. Ulm, of Mogadore, was the guest
of Mrs Weiss over Sunday
e Mrs. Charles Ebie and Mrs. Oscar
Swartz, were at DR.. Corl's and spent
n Friday in quilting.
g The men hurt at the cement works
two weeks ago are getting along as
p well as could be expected, and others
on the sick list are doing well.
y The loss that d. M. Essig had by fire
in his store was adjusted IN SATURDAY.