The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-05-19

deavor meets next Sunday evening at
6 30 D. m. Subject, Growing up for
God"
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alerding and
friend Eulin, Of Canton, we're guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gibson over
Sunday Mr. Alerding and friends
put Sunday in fishing at the creek
end left without any fish. They fully
learned that fish don't bite here on
Sunday.
Mrs. Ed Brumbaugh and Miss Hattie
Brumbaugh went to Bfimfeld and
Kent on Sunday returning on Monday
evening.
The north end store has changed
hands Mr' Essig retiring. Charles
Myers of Crystal Spring took posses
sion on Monday morning.
John Klingeman died suddenly on
Friday. The funeral was held at the
Warner church on Sunday afternoon
and was largely attended. Not more
than half of the congregation could be
StulSu Tue ny lht
Pastor, Rev. M. Fry.
School will close here on Friday
for the present school year.
Mrs. Hal Herbruck of Canton, is
spending a few days with Mrs. II. e.
Corl.
George Defenbaucher is home for a
week
Hartville o., May 16.-Born, to Mr..
and Mrs. Clement Schuck, on Thurs
Cay, a son.
Mr.. Fred Essig of Akron, spent Sun
day with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. L.
A. Essig.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlin Kent, of Suffield,
spent Sunday with Hartville relatives.
Mrs. Gerholtz of Detroit is visit
ing hv sister, Mrs. George Kiser.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schon-
or, on Sunday son.
Clarence Sheetenhelm commenced
his duties as carrier on r. f. d. route
No. on Monday.
| Mrs. Lewis Croker and son Henry,
returned last Thursday from a visit
with friends in Lisbon, Ohio.
A very pleasant serenade was given
Rev. and Mrs. Oehlslager, by the Hart
vile band, just before they left for
their new home, which was listened
to and enjoyed by large number OF
people, who came to wish Rev. and
Mrs. oehlslager success in their new
change. This mark of kindness by the
hand and the people, was greatly ap-
preciated by Rev. and Mrs. OehlslageI,
The Estrella Concert Company will
give an entertainment in Geotz and
Keller hall on Saturday, May 20, at
| 1880 p. m. standard time. Proceeds
will be used to defray the expenses of
our street lights. The people of Hart
vile need no instruction to the mando-
lin and guitar club of the Estrella Co.,
as the concert given by them in our
lecture course is well remembered.
In addition to the Guitar club, they
have added to their number baritone
singer, pianist and a reader and mon
ologist, all of whom are artists in their
| line, and it is hoped that the entertain
ment will be literally patrOnized.
The new uniforms purchased by the
band boys arrived at $50 Saturday
evening, Just in time for them to be
worn at the festival given by the band
in connection with the Carper & Geh-
man opening. The financial results
we're very gratifying showing net re-
ceipts Of $500.
The business ability of two Of Hart
yille's future business men, now seven
and eight years old, was shown on
Friday when they brought week old
pup to Mr.. Carper and wanted to trade
it for an express wagon. They in
formed Mr.. Carper that the dog was
worth So, while they knew the price
of the wagon to be $1.75, so he would
owe them % cents, but they would
care for the dog for him until July.
The deal has not as yet been closed.