The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-05-02

Inc mary mckinney tarm was
bought by Mrs. George SHUTS.
Mrs. Jones has returned home after
short visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Galley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bederman and
daughter, Esther, spent Sunday with
friends in North Industry.
The children could not decide which
was the greater attraction Sunday
night, the cornet accompaniment by
Mr.. Weimer or the colored eggs they
received after the services.
Franklin Hall O., April 27.-John
Conrad, director, and Owen Shafter,
teacher, purchased an organ for the
school last Saturday.
Mr.. Barkey, the newy elected super
intendent of the Warstler Sunday
school took charge of the same last
Sunday.
were fairly well attended Sunday even
ing.
Miss Grace Essig was the guest Of
Miss Emma Krall last Sunday.
The telephone line going through
this vicinity is well under way. A
number Of the residents are antici-
rating the luxury Of having a tele-
pho-H - |h~ nsar futrTo
Emanuel Reese was in the neighbor-
hCUG tuesday.
Miss Myrtle Lesh and mother of
Canton, we're callers at Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Boards, parents of Mrs.
Lesh, on Sunday. They attended
services at the Warstler church in the
evening.
Strasburg o., April 27-Superin-
tendept of schools A. C.. Baker las
announced that he has secured DR..
Riker president Of Mt. Union college,
to deliver an address at the high
scnool commencement.
The U. B. Sunday school gave the
cantata entitled THE Captive" on the
night Of Easter Sunday. The church
was densely packed and many were
unable to gain admittance.
Charles Angel, our genial under
taker brought his bride home from
Philipsburg the first of the week. The
city band rendered them a serenade
on Tuesday evening.
Strasburg will enjoy another build
ing boom this season. II is reported
that our contractors have enough
work already booked to keep their
workmen busy until fall.
The X. p. Lodge here is enjoying
a wonderful boom. In the last 80
days they have initiated Is new mem
bers and every meeting night ap-
plication for admission are presented.
Growers Of fruit In this section re-
port the earlier varieties badly in
jured by the recent heavy frosts, but
that the late varieties viii be all
right II future weather conditions
are favorable. Wheat looks very
promising
About twelve acres of fine mould
ing sand has been discovered on the
farm of David Wills in Warren town
ship, and Cleveland parties have con-
tracted for all of 1t.
Rev. William Davidson, OF Cogswell
Dakota, was married to Mrs. Anna M. |
Zutavern, of this place by Rev. Camp
bell, at New Philadelphia.
Little Creek, April &C. ID. Werst-
Ter and family, of Akron, spent Sun
day with his parents at this place.
Mahlon Ebie has purchased a new
buggy and harness.
The Weaver brothers finished SOW
ing oats today.
Reuben Dean and friend visited in
Akron, Sunday.
Reuben Ebie and Newton Werstler |
are confined to bed with the quinsy.
Miss Stella Trapler has gone to
Akron to work.
Wymer brothers are ditching for
David Wise
Nelson Swinehart and wife visited |
at David Wise's, Sunday.
The celery growers of this place are
preparing their ground for the coming
celery season.
Frank Chimes and family spent