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

Mrs. D. W. Crist.
Rev. Edward Loomis returned to
his home in New Philadelphia, Ohio,
last week.
p. H. Klopfenstein and wife have
returned home from Maxine.
Mrs. Rachel Thomas is some better.
Archie Hahn is working on the rail
road.
Virgil Thomas is better.
Mrs. d. II. Weaver is better.
Ray Thomas is recovering.
Jesse Whiteleather is better.
William King has moved in the Mrs.
Koontz property.
Mrs. Ella Winders is i'll again.
Ellsworth Messmore is operating at
the tower this week.
Rev. Swan was an Alliance caller
last Friday
David Bates is on the sick list
Clyde Sheehan returned home to AL
lance Friday.
A. L. Johnson will drill well on
the u. Reed farm soon.
George Dice has position as pump
er for Mr.. Burkhart.
A. L. Johnson has erected a new
power house on the ID. W. Thomas
farm.
Bert Cameron will drill a well on
the Samuel Redman farm.
David Anderson was an Alliance
| caller Saturday.
Bert Cameron returned to his homo
in Uhrichsville, Saturday.
Jonas King was an Alliance visitor
last Saturday.
Miss Agnes Scott was visiting rel
atives at Bayard, Saturday.
Jason Roudebush is working for
Cornie Anderson. ".
The well on the S. D. Sanor farm
was drilled in Friday and it was shot
Saturday. The well lis a good pro-
| ducer ' OF ""a -'HHnf.3
Miss Gertrude Wallace has conclud-
ed visit with Alliance friends and
has returned home.
The Oak Ridge school closed Fri
day.
The teachers meeting at No 6
was we'll attended last Saturday. The
next meeting will be held at North
Georgetown.
Walter Ickes and Miss Clara See
| fong of Louisville were married by
| Squire G. A. Ruff at his residence
east of Homework Wednesday even
ing.
Protracted meeting at the Brethren
church closed Sunday evening.
The Misses Dora Glass and May
Evans and Wade Glass were at New
| Chambersburg to visit Jacob Glass's
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. johnson were
called to Titusville, Pa, on account of
the death of Mrs. Johnsons father.
j. M. Sanor of New Chambersburg
was in town Saturday evening attend
ing the lodge of the Masonic order.
New Chambersburg, March 13.-Ef-
fie Glass was visiting her sister, Mrs.
e. c. King recently.
William Coldsnow is employed on
the railroad
Mrs. William Weaver was calling
on Mrs. Henry Weaver.
Mary Hahn is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Laura Temple, who is quite i'll.
H. E. McNely was calling in Roch-
ester Thursday. ...
Theodore Shaffer will move on the
Burns farm, near Winona, soon.
Joseph Martin and son Glover, made
business trip to Homework recent
ly.
Mrs. Mervin Weaver and daughter
visited at New Franklin recently.
There will be a dance here Wednes-
day, March 15.
Rev. Carter is no better at this
writing.
Fred Conser was calling in Minerva
recently.
Ethel Lucas has returned to Will
liam Proctor's.
Frank Helm, wife and son, visited
in Carroll county Saturday.
Mr.. Knowlen was in town Satur-
day.
The McNely family are all i'll with
the grip.
E. G. Weaver was calling on his
brother, John Weaver, near Alliance,
Saturday.
Miss Eliza Woolf and cousin George
Conser left Saturday for pleasant
trip.
Emma Messemore was shopping in
the village Friday.
James Crist was calling in East
Rochester Saturday.
Curt johnson called at Albert Amo-
sons Saturday.
Eliza Reed and brother, Stanly,
called in town Saturday.
All wish for her speedy recovery,
D. M. Burger was calling in the
village Sunday.