The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-17


tied Mrs Stump's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Brenner, Sunday.
Miss Blanche Weaver returned
home Sunday after a few days visit
with her cousin, Miss Bertha Sanor
of near Bayard
s. b. Bowman and Fora Barnes
were in town Saturday on business.
Marion Mangus was shopping in the
village Saturday.
Will Smith, wife and children we're
through the village Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Temple is reported bet
ter
John L. Hime and wife visited d.
NJ. Burger Sunday,
Eliza Bower visited her daughter,
Anna Scheckels, Sunday.
Albert Ruffs we're the guests of
Jefferson Milbourn's Sunday.
Charles Rogers and family visited
H. Kleim's Sunday.
Hartville, o., March 13.-Mr. Percy
Ginther, of Cleveland, spent Sunday
with friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yohn, of Canton, we're
the guests of Mrs. Ream on Sunday.
Mrs. Benjamin Corl is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Winfred Fouse, in Ak
ron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin White spent
Sunday with friends in Greentown.
Mrs. M. d. Young and daughter,
Ruth, returned from Strasburg Oh
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Shirk and
daughter Gusta, visited friends near
New Baltimore on Sunday.
Lloyd Rowinsky of Cleveland, spent
Sunday with his parents, south of
town.
Edgar c. Merkel, who is attending
Mr.. Union college, came home on Sat
urday morning for short visit with
his parents.
c. Abner Ream and sister, Miss
Ream, of Canton, spent Sunday with
their mother.
Mr.. Isaac Brumbaugh is confined to
his bed with a severe attack of grip.
Miss Minnie Corl of Akron came
home to attend the last number of
the lecture course on Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. DR.. Corl of Middlebranch was
the guest of Mrs. Clement Smith on
Friday.
The monthly meeting of the Ladias
Aid society of the Reformed church
will be an all day meeting at the
home of Mrs. Lilly on Wednesday.
Robert Holibaugh bought lot in
the Schumacher-Leighley addition
last week and expects to build -
house during the summer.
The Misses Gidlinger of New Berlin
visited their many friends in town
over Sunday.
Prof. and Mrs Jansen went to New
Berlin to spend Sunday with Mrs.
| Jansen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Villa
man. ......"
o. F. Strubel our w. & l.. f. agent,
who was married at Frederickstowr
on March 1st, brought his wife here
| on Friday and they were rendered
reception by the Hartville band on
Saturday evening.
A large audience greeted Prof Cliffe
Deming of Ada, o., on Saturday eve
ming at the last number of the lecture
course. Prof. Deming gave an imper-
sonation of David Harum" as it has
been dramatized, giving the main
points of the story in connected form.
The characters were well brought out
and the people we're delighted with
the splendid delineations of character
which made the story SO real. The
drama was given in three parts and
C. c. Machamer played piano solo
which was well received; between the
second and third acts Miss Robinson
of Canton, favored the audience with
vocal solo which was heartily en-
cored. The Hartville band was in at
tendance and played selections both
before and after the entertainment.
Adams of near Malvern moved on the
Peter Frederick farm last Friday.
John Festerly Of Marchand, guar
dian over his brother, Raphael, had
we'll drilled on the latters homestead
here last week.
Mrs. George Ringer is on the sick
list. DR.. Dudley of Canton is treat
ing her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dreyer of Green
town spent Sunday at the home of IT.
win Wenger.
George Wolf and wife of New Ber-