The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-21

badly hurt, is slowly recovering.
John Mohler, Sr., has his windmill
in running order again.
Mrs. Jacob Witwer is slowly i'm
proving.
Beach City, March 15.-Mr. shoe-
maker, of Akron, visited his sister on
West Main street Tuesday.
Harvey Maxhammer. of Canton,
was around calling on his friends
Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary A. Robinet OF Cleveland,
is visiting her sister Mrs Frank Wei
mer on West Ray street.
The horse sale of A. j. Segrist and
son was well attended.
Burger Bash is suffering from a
sprained ankle.
DR.. Beidler, Of Marshalville, made a
business call Monday morning. He
expects to locate at Canal Fulton in
the new future.
A son of the Rev. Carmachel is vis-
iting his father He resides in Me-
braska,
Dan Rose and wife were business
visitors at Canton Tuesday AMI We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Hathaway and little daughter
of Lorain, visited the formers parents
Monday and Tuesday.
Daniel Lyman is making extensive
repairs on his house before moving
into It,
Peter Koeher and family drove over
from Apple Creek and visited with his
parents and brother Wednesday.
There is a great demand for clover
seed among the farmers since spring
is opening up.
Uniontown, March 16-Sylvester
Bolander and wife of Manchester
were visiting friends in town yester-
day.
II. r. Myers is confined to his bed
with an attack of grip.
Peter Kaufman lost very valuable
horse on Wednesday from an intes-
final rupture.
The large smoke stack on the boil
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planning mill plant was displaced by a
new one on Wednesday. Jackson Pom
thus, a contractor of Cuyahoga Falls,
who had charge of the work, met with
very painful accident while in the
act of lowering the old smoke stack
from it's position. Mr.. Pontius was
standing on the roof of the building
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stack broke in two, a large section of
it falling heavily upon him, knocking
him down. Mr.. Pontius was picked
up and carried into an adjoining
house and medical aid summoned
when it was found he had sustained a
bad fracture of the left ankle. Af-
ter receiving proper medical treat
ment he was placel on board car and
accompanied by friend to his home.
The home of MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Adams on South Maple street was the
scene Of very pretty wedding on
Wednesday evening when Miss Yer
ma Dullabahn, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Dullabahn was married
to Mr.. Royal NJ. Adams, son of Mr..
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riage ceremony took place at 1880
o'clock and was performed by Rev.
j. r. Smith of Pleasant Valley, Ohio,
who was assisted by Rev. G. A. Smith
of Canton, while Mrs. Rev. G. c. Smith
presided at the piano and played the
wedding march. About forty invited
guests were in attendance. The bride
wore most beautiful gown of cream
color pongee, and carried pink roses.
The brides maid was Miss Lena Price
and the groomsman was Mr.. Clete
Fry, cousin of the groom. The brides
maid was dressed in pink and carried
roses. The decorations throughout
were of pink and green. Following
congratulations the wedding party
partook of bounteous supper.
The newly married couple will begin
housekeeping shortly in home here,
which has already been prepared.
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