The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-04-04

DOJSS, VI InlS pldCe, visited MT. anu
Mrs. William Bates Wednesday.
Mrs. John Ge.selman and Mrs. Sue
Smith visited Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Hayman Wednesday.
There will be spelling at Moultrie
Friday evening.
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Hartville, March 3O.-Monday was
moving day for NJ. ID. Young and fam.
lily.
Percy Ginther of Cleveland, spent
Sunday with friends in town.
Mrs. Bachtel of Kent, spent Sun.
day with her mother, Mrs. Lizzie Kel-
ler
Mrs. c. G. Rice and daughter, Hor.
tense of Canton, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Geotz.
Mr.. e. G. Merkel is home from Mt
Union college for vacation of
week.
Miss Olive Robinson of Canton, has
organized a class in vocal music
which she meets on Friday.
+. T.. Schumacher went to Cleve-
land on Tuesday.
A jolly party of young people had a
party at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Nidy on Saturday night.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Swartz
on Saturday, O daughter.
The many friends of Rev. and Mrs.
Oehlslager of the Lutheran church
are sorry to learn that they expect
to leave this charge to take the
church at Petersburg, Mahoning
county, Ohio, about the first of May
The Guy & alph Gray Co., of Cleve-
land shipped the last car of logs from
this locality on Tuesday, making a to-
tai Of 207 cars shipped since December
15, 1904. The teams have been taken to
Talmadge where piece of timber is
being cut out
The Schumacher.Leighley Co. has
surrendered its charter and certificate
OF incorporation to the state of West
Virginia, and will incorporate their
business under the laws of Ohio.
Paris, March 30-Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Zeigler and family of Canton
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Sproat
Mrs. George Maser suffered a stroke
of paralysis Thursday and is in
serious condition. Her sight has been
totally destroyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Myers have
gone to Burgholtz to spend several
weeks.
John Souers and family will move
on farm northwest of Louisville.
Marion Conrad of Canton spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Conrad.
Mr.. and Mrs Manuel Maurer visit.
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Coleman on
Sunday.
Pearl Bates of Alliance was visiting
friends here over Sunday.
Literary at the Stonepile was well
attended Saturday evening.
James Speakman and sons will be.
gin the work this week of removing
E. NJ, Hahn's house northeast of Free.
burg.
NIioS Ndli man VI MlutTNd Is
spending several days with her grand
mother, Mrs. Helm, and aunt, Mrs.
Geo. Meiser.
Miss Carrie Maurer went to Mil
port Monday to assist her sister, Mrs
j. Lautzenheiser, in preparing to move
to their newly purchased home south
of this place.
Mrs. John Foltz spent Saturday and
Sunday with Canton friends.
Joseph Livingston is moving his
farming implements to the Schory
farm, near Mapleton.
William Schory of Talpahack will
begin to work for John Lentz Mon
day, Arthur Foltz of the same place
who will work for Vernon Sheatsley
will also begin Monday.
VIM. Steinick of Robertsville, called
on friends here Sunday
Mrs. VIM. Snyder and daughter An
ma spent several days with her father,
Conrad Lautzenheiser, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. f. Hayman and
daughter Sylvia called on John Lentz
and family one day last week.
Services will be held In the Re
formed church Sunday evening.
Miss Fay Sponseller visited her
friend, Jessie Oyster, Sunday.
A coal mine is being opened on the
George Maser farm.
Manuel Wyss will start to work for
Allen Zinninger next week.
William Crawford of Carroll county |
made a business trip to this place
Yesterday.
Charles Sponseller of Freeburg
spent Tuesday with his parents.
Mrs. William Mccoy and little son
If Cleveland, and Mrs. Henry Harsh |
spent Tuesday with William Harsh
md family.
Mrs. Edith Braucher is expected
rom Colorado she being called to the