The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-24

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Joseph Kennedy was. vbiting John
Reamer Of East ef63pnday.
Rev. Long preached at 4h& Chris.
tian church Sunday morning d eve
ming. ~ - NJ
Beach City, March 21.-A two-htfse
team belonging to Abe Hollinger@,e,
came frightened at a passing min
and ran away breaking the wagon
and scattering the load of lumber in
all directions. =
Mis- Hill of East Rochester, Col n1
biana county, shipped two car lolHds
of fine cows from this place last
Saturday. They went to New Jersey
Mac Johnson, cashier of the Beach
City Banking Co., moved his house
hold goods to Canton last Friday.
Mr.. Johnson expects to spend part
of his time at Canton the coming sum
mer but will keep in close touch with
the interests of the bank at this place.
We understand his move is but TEN
porary.
The school board visited the school
one day last week. They found the
rooms badly crowded and from their
observations have concluded to ar
range for the building of new school
building. It will be a four roomed
building, two stories and of brick,
and located west of the present build
ing on the same school grounds. There
| are but two towns in Stark county
of the size of Beach City that can
show up better school building than
we now have. and to add another Of
the same size will certainly make a
| good showing for our town.
Mrs. JAG. f. Hay and Miss Anna
Hay were Massillon callers the other
day.
Rev. Thompson of Navarro occupied
the U.JB. pulpit Sunday evening.
Miss Koehler of Apple Creek visit
ed her grandparents and uncle on
| Sunday.
Joseph Bash of Strasburg visited
his daughter and also his brother Sun
| day afternoon.
Mrs. Sarah Metzel of West Main
| oil ttI 10 OlCh. III. ttlShotbhSAy Va W.
mot is attending her.
Mrs. Robinett has rented her Main
street residence to a Mr.. Smith who
will move here from Sugar Creek and
| engage in the lumber business. HI
The wheat fields in old Sugar Creek
township are beginning to look green,
and from the present outlook boun-
tiful crop will be harvested the COM
ing summer. 1sEr+
| Magnolia, March 21.-Rev. Shaffer
preached in the U. B. church Sun
day evening. st
Arthur Young was in Canton on
business this week. y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Muffy Of Minerva
have moved to town. 81
Mrs. VIM. Davy Of Canton is visit
| ing at VIM. Roof's.i1 'a. Al
Ed. Huffman and-wife of Waynes
burg have moved into the Judd prop
erty on Harrison street. ~
Mrs. Peter Seeman of Pike town
ship is the guest of Magnolia relatives
this week. Si
r. T. Hipp spent Sunday with his
parents in Massillon. 81
John Kohler and family have moved
into the Leightamer property on Eas
Carrollton street. eg *,
Miss Jennie Little of Hanoverton
who has been spending the weel,
with Tillie Sinclair, returned to he
home Monday. q
The box social Friday night at J.
H. Leightamer's was a complete sue
cess.
James Sherer of Mapleton and Mrs
Lula Sherer, of Kalamazoo. Mich,
are visiting their uncle, John F
Muadon.
John F. Knots of Sparta, whose
serious accident was reported a cou
pie of weeks ago, is getting along
very nicely.
John Abel and family have moved
into their new home on the Hill.
Mr. Smith of Massillon, has taken
the position as engineer at the Ma
tional.
Miss Myrta Barrick spent Sunday
with VIM. Gamble and family.
N. G. Barrick, olmon Hoffees ant
John Houses were Saturday night Wis
itors at N. G. McCartney's.
A. l.. Wartman of Malvern is In
town completing the organization o.
camp of Modern Woodmen here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ], u. Roudebush and
daughter Mary of Malvern and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Sweaney of Dell Roy
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hair
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kessler spen
Sunday with his home folks, JOSEPH
Kessler's in Rose township.
Mr.. and Mrs H. N. Fritchley spen
few days with his parents, Jacot
Fritchley.
Rev. Bottinger and wife were II
Bolivar Sunday.
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