The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-10-03

who were quietly married that day.
Mrs. Roberts has returned to her
home in Akron.
There will be preaching at Alexan-
der, Sunday morning and evening, at
the Christian church.
Suffield, o., Sept. 26.-Fred. Price OF
Uniontown visited his mother, Mrs.
Geo. Price, Sunday.
Roy Bolander of Mishler passed Sun
day with Suffield friends.
NJ G. Ewell of Kent passed Sunday
with his parents.
E. e. Wegman of Cleveland passed
Sunday with his parents.
F. d. Dellenbarger of Canton passed
Saturday at the lake.
Henry Paulus will sell all his live
stock and implements at public sale,
Tuesday, Sept. 26.
Geo. Dauber has sold his saloon to
Charles Thrift of Mogadore; consider
alton, $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Fritch of Ak
ron passed Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Bolander.
George Huth of Canton visited his
parents over Sunday.
Howard Fritch of Mogadore passed
Saturday at the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm Ruggles and fam
lily spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. |.
Lutz, near Mogadore.
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Wise of Akron visited with Reuben
Ebie, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Traxler spent
Sunday in Barberton.
Mahlon NJ Ebie and friend made
trip to Baltimore, Sunday.
Henry Smith of New Berlin spent
Sunday with his mother here, Mrs.
James Meathger.
Cletus Werstler and wife of Akron
and Mrs. Tony Ever and son spent Sun
day with Benjamin Werstler.
Newton Werstler visited in Canton
Friday evening.
Reuben Ebie has left for Norwich, N.
D., for two weeks visit to look after
his farm. 'ssNt
Frank Chimes is employed at the II.
b. Camp tile shop for night grinding.
A number of Mr.. Hills neighbors
and friends surprised him Monday
evening. Those present were: Misses
Grace Fisen, Minnie Raler, Matte
Huffman, Rinie Raber, Stella Traxler,
Myrtle Amen, Eva Hill and Minnie Hill
and Messrs. Roy Hickman, Mahlon
Ebie, Newton and Robert Werstler,
John and Adam Weaver, John and
Fred. Shields, Fred Huffman, Harry
and Walter Hill. very pleasant
evening was spent in parlor games and
music.
Mrs. Benjamin Wrestler spent Mon
day at Mrs. John Cline's, at Green
town.
Mrs. Hiram Weaver spent Monday
at Mrs. b. Werstlers.
Willie Oliphant of Uniontown spent
Sunday with Harry Traxler.
East Greenville, Sept 29.-The la
dies of the M. e. church of this place
will hold dime social in the school
hall ON Saturday evening, October Z.
Refreshments will consist of sand
wiches, coffee, ice cream and cake.
Reese Lewis of Justus was in the
village Saturday visiting his son,
Reese Lewis, Jr.
Frank Master, Of Barberton, came
home Saturday evening to visit his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Mas
tiers.
Rev. j. T. Hoax of Dalton, occupied
the pulpit of the M. E. church in this
place Sunday evening.
Frank Ickes and family visited
George. Ickes and family, west of
town, Sunday afternoon.
The farmers in this vicinity are busy
sowing wheat and cutting corn.
Howell Beran went to Canton yes
terday on special business.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Santymyre Wis
tied at John Maline's Sunday after.
noon.
Fred Senften, east of town, is very
sick with typhoid fever.
Freeburg, Sept. 28.-Homer Sanor
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George Huston died at his home
Thursday noon. He was buried at
the Salem church Saturday.
Emra Shidler and wife have return
ed home after a weeks visit at Mag
ara Falls, Buffalo and other places.
James Shaffer bought fine lot OF
cows at Minerva last week.
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ton for the Monies saw mill north OF
town.
Monroe Shidler's new house is fin
iEhed.
Mrs. s. p. Stuckey has gone to os-
naburg to visit his daughter. Mrs. M.
c. Bowman, few weeks.
Fred Reese, Of Alliance, was home
over Sunday.
Samuel Hartzel of this place visit
ed with his daughter, Mrs. Harry
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