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

horse at the sale of John MiileE for
his son Harvey. 80
= H G. Mcdowell will have a sale
Of live stock March %.
sMr. and Mrs. Ed Kline were given
"a aserenading Saturday evening March
IL and gave the serenaders an oyster
supper on March 49, They expect
to move on Mr.. Wises farm soon.
Boys, keep your serenading tools
in order for the wedding bells are
expected to ring soon, perhaps this
week. @ fh
gMr. and Mrs. Robert Harper and
daughter Mabel, of Pleasant Grove.
and Miss Laura Kline of Canton, spent
Sunday with their parents.
Mrs. w. ]. Pontius and daughter
Ruth, Mrs. John Kline and Mrs. Ed.
Kline, Mrs. H. G. Mcdowell, were
business callers in Canton, Saturday,
Miss Beulah Mcdowell spent Fri
day evening with Miss Jessie Hum
bert and attended John Miller's sale
Saturday. u
Mrs. Bixler and daughter spent Sun
day with Mrs. Deweese.
William Handel. employed by Sam
uel Correll, is working near Hart
ville.S y.
A farewell party was rendered Mr..
Anstine and family, who will soon
move TO their farm in Lake township.
There will be many movings among
them being Charles Heiser, going on
the Anstine farm.
Greentown, March 20.-Much dis
satisfaction prevails here since the
Canton-Akron Railway Co. refuse to
give Communication rates, or even sell
return trip tickets. Many Of our resi-
dents who work In Akron and Canton
are compelled to move to these cities
rather than continue to be daily pa
irons of the road and pay full fare.
II is the general opinion that this
company should favor its daily pa
irons, the same as the steam road
does and electric lines elsewhere.
Levy Hartung has purchased
| lot from Ira A. Miller on which he Is
going to build one year from this
spring.
DR.. Benjamin Dougherty was called
| to the home of M. F. Fullmer, Mrs.
Fullmer having had an attack of grip.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. William Fill
abr, a son, Saturday.
Moultrie, March 20.-Mrs. Tacy
| Boyce, Mrs. Etha Cassiday and daugh-
ter Mary, were shopping in Alliance
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Edwards, and
| Mrs. William Bates and daughteff
| Coral, were shopping in Minerva Fri.
day.
Mrs. Sarah Crowl and son John, re-
turned to Akron Friday after spending
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
| liam.
Mrs. Liber, Mrs. Louisa Wiliston
and Miss Clytice Hahn, Of New Alex
ander visited Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Hahn Thursday.
Mrs. Samuel Haas returned home
Thursday after visiting friends and
relatives near Columbiana.
Mrs. George Essick and two daugh-
ters visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Ed
wards Friday. 30
Prof d. w. Crist attended the fu-
neral of Mr.. William Rea Of near Han
overton, Friday. 81
William Bowers of Bayard was q
business caller at this place Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Hahn and son Harold
were shopping in Minerva Saturday.
4 Mr. and Mrs Charles Edwards visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Nunamaker
Saturday. ~ ..o,
Mrs Jacob Geiselman and daughter
Luella visited few days In Alliance
last week. 49,.
James Crist and Philip Woolf were
Alliance callers Saturday. .-
Prof. Arthur G. Haas. and sister
Odessa, spent Sunday with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Haas.
Mrs. Margaret Brady visited Mrs.
Elizabeth Miller Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Stackhouse
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Rochester friends. re
Mrs. Samuel Haas was shopping In
Alliance Saturday.
Il ]. o. Edwards has hired a family
from virginia TO assist MIN IN his
farm work.
Sylvester Roose was an Alliance
caller Saturday. 5'stn2 so
\ Canal Fulton, o., March 20.-Clydt
Deater of Cleveland. visited his moth
er, Mrs. Ann Deater on Friday.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Da,
vid MCGEE died Friday.
John Neichter, who has been man
ager of the McCaughey farm for tht
past three years, has purchased Champ
simmons half interest In the nver,
barn, and will In the future be asso
ciated with his brother, Albert Velch
ter in the business. t
: Carl Hinsickcr has purchased tn,
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