The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-04-21

his shoulder, and Dan Smith has
telephone.
Mr.. Hoskins the assessor is calling
on the citizens of this place.
John Gebhart is working for Will
Armstrong.
Jared McNabb is not getting we'll
as fast as his many friends could
wish.
r. c. Paxon was an Edinburg bus
mess visitor Friday.
Marvin ellison is quite poorly.
Ethel Craig and Mrs. Bertha Bas-
sett are in Mt. Union today.
Joe Barr is caring for Edgar Whit
tlesey at Atwater Station.
Tom Butler of Deerfeld is buying
calves to ship.
New Chambersburg, o. April Is
Jefferson is not quite so we'll.
Emmet Emmons and Jacob Evans
are repairing the telephone line.
Lloyd Albright is still confined to
the house
John Weaver and wife of near Ali
ance called on relatives here Wednes-
day.
Mrs. John Hill spent few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sanor.
Mrs. John Fulks, a most highly es-
teemed and respected lady residing
northeast Of Homework, died
Thursday afterr oon after an illness Of
several weeks from consumption and
Mrs. Fulk's maiden name was Stoffer.
She was born and raised in this COM
munity. Besides the husband she
ieaves two children, one son and
one daughter Samuel Fulk's of ALI
Cleveland. Eli Stoffer of Indiana,
a minister of the Mennonite church
and Samuel Stoffer of Freeburg. are
brothers. She was herself a member
Of the Mennonite church and about
90 years Of age. Funeral was held
Sunday leaving the house at 10 a. m.
Interment in Reading cemetery.
There will be a dance at William
Woolfs Wednesday evening April 49,
New Franklin, April 15.-Ralph
Haines who is working in Alliance,
visited with his father Isaac Haines,
at this place.
Daniel Hayman assisted by his neigh
bors raised bis barn Wednesday.
Grover Dourm went to Minerva We'd
nesday on business.
Mrs. Charles Newcomer and daughter
Corice, were shopping in Minerva
Wednesday.
Fud Sponsellcr of Paris, was the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. E. A..
Hursh at this place, Thursday.
Miss Cora Bates called on Mrs. John
Myers Thursday.
William Rich and Solomon Pitchard
were fishing Thursday.
Mrs. Amos Hayman and Mrs. Will
liam Hayman and little son were
shopping in Minerva Thursday.
Mrs. Isaac Roach and little son of
MechanicstOwn, visited several days at
the home of Byron Turner's.
Warren Bates hauled a load of
household goods to Bayard for fam
lily of foreigners who had been working
at this place.
Theodore Wartman transacted bus
mess at Minerva Friday.
r. Dourm made a business trip to
Alliance, Friday.
Miss Maude Haines was a Minerva
caller Friday.
Tressler Brothers are farming for
Jerry McEndarffer
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmond Werner of
Osnaburg, were visiting with relatives
at this place Thursday.
Mrs. Willard Baughman and daughter
Nova, passed Thursday at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Hayman.
II. II. Lautzenheiser is working at
the carpenter trade in Minerva.
Miss Bessie Turner is visiting with
Mrs. Roach at Mechanicstownr
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Miller called
on her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard
Crowl Friday.
Oliver Haines and daughter Ethel,
were Minerva callers Friday.
A number of young folks from this
place attended the debate at Cypress
Friday evening.
Theodore Wartman shipped a car
of stock from this place to Pittsburg
market, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sponseller were
visiting with friends Friday.
Isaac Baughman who has been sick
for several weeks is improving.
The Hostetter school will have an
entertainment Friday evening April
21.
James Speakman and sons are roof
| ing Theodore Wartman's barn.
Waynesburg, o., April Thames
Wilson, of Utica, H., who was called
here by the death of his mother, has
returned home.
| Herman SOtters has purchased the