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

Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Sheatsley and
family spent Sunday with Theo. Wart-
man and family.
The literary which was held at the
Creek school Saturday evening was a
success. The program consisted of
recitations and a march by the small.
er scholars, and the larger scholars
gave the drama "Out on the Streets"
Jacob Motifs furnished the music with
his phonograph.
Mrs. Maria Sheatsley who has been
sick for several weeks, is able to be
out again.
John Lentz is better
Misses Effiie Kerns and Grace
Speakman visited at the home of T.
Sheatsley Sunday.
Henry Bates who resides in Carroll
county, will move his family on the
A. J. Bair farm southwest of town the
coming spring.
Mrs. John Lentz is suffering with
grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Miller visited
their son William of Homework Sun
day.
There will be a literary at the
Pleasant school house Saturday eve
ming March 25.
There will be services at the Re.
formed church Sunday evening March
10Th.
James Speakman and sons will
build a barn for James Miller this
spring.
A. T. Snyder is able to walk out
after an illness of typhoid fever.
McDonaldsville, March 1G.-Oscar
Batz and family have returned to
Massillon.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Douro, a
daughter
J. r. Lutz and Miss Annie DeLong
were united in marriage on Thursday,
March 9th.
Miss Carrie DeLong has gone to
Canton to work.
Ray Braucher has made a purchase
of horse and buggy.
Samuel Batz will have sale on
March %.
The school board has appointed A.
J. Stouer to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of II. B. Clay
The teachers of Jackson township
held their last institute at McDon-
aldsville on March 10, and their next
meeting will be held at the Roush's
Dist, No. 7, on April ID, afternoon
and evening.
w. A. Apley spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. d. M. Garman.
Samuel Batz is spending a few days
with his daughter.
Battlesburg, March 16. William
Dine, an old resident, was buried at
the Asbury cemetery Sunday. The fu-
neral was conducted by his pastor, j.
L. Heron.
j. ]. Schroyer and son, II. e. Rowlee
and wife, Mary A. Schroyer and Mrs.
George Linhart ATTENDED the funeral of
their aunt, Mrs. Martha Troxel, at the
Wrestler church Monday.
Mrs Louisa Shatzer fell and sprained
her wrist Monday.
Monday evening few of Mrs. J. w.
Pritchard's neighbors and friends gath
cred at her home to remind her that
she had passed the 4Sth milestone OF
life
Emory Howenstine has moved on his
property at Sparta. His son, William
Mnnrn Tn Ct-,y will alyr
charge Of the farm.
Mrs. Mary Mckinney is very poorly
at present.
Battlesburg school will close Satur-
day with an entertainment in the eve
ming.
Jacob Russell is building house for
Jacob Fogle at Sparta.
Mount Pleasant, March 16.-Miss
Elizabeth Haines of McDonaldsville
has bought the property Of Charles
Bridenthal.
w. C. Lindower has rented the
property of John Stoner.
There was an old-fashioned rag sew
ing at the home of Mrs. John Schrantz
Tuesday.
Anthony Stoner has his barn nearly
ready for the slarers.
Mrs. Lizzie Stoner who has been
i'll with the grip, is able to be out
again.
Mrs. John Schrantz and daughter,
Miss Florence, made business trip
to Canton, Monday.
The moving picture exhibition in
the schoolhouse Monday evening was
failure and has been indefinitely
postponed.
Our school Is progressing nicely
under the management of Charles
Whitman.
B. F. Stonemetz of Louisville, O.,
was business caller in town Tues
day