The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-04-11


Henry Herscher is laying the foUr
dation for J. +. Lehmiller's new house,
Mrs. Longs and children made. viss
it to her parents. Mr.. Longs ac-
companied them, but returned Sunda!
evening. fe,
The Pike Township Insurance Co
held their quarterly meeting at the
Hotel Brechbeiler. 81.
Navarro, April 7.-Rev. ]. M. Poul-
ton, pastor of the U. B. church of this
place, moved from Basin street on the
other side of Justus this week.
Jacob Fohl is remodeling his dwell
ing house and greatly improving it.
Andy Harmon and family who lived
on the Mentzer farm one mile east of
town, have moved near Canton on
their son Roberts farm
Grandmother Hodgson, who was so
seriously i'll the last two months was
slowly improving but had relapse
and her recovery is doubtful.
Drs. Pumphrey of Massillon and
Steel, of Navarro. called at Mrs Obe-
nour's Wednesday in consultation.
She is getting along nicely.
Rev. Clement Alien. brother of
Rev. Joseph Alien, of Cleveland, was
here Sunday and conducted thec SER
voices and also, held mass on Saturday
morning in st. Clements church.
Last Sunday morning election Of
CphnnI oil m 10
u. B. church and the following are
elected for the ensuing year: Superin-
tendent, Levi Hair; assistant superin-
tendent, James Hay; secretary, Miss
Alice Allinder; assistant secretary,
Maria Thomas; treasurer, Jacob Fohl;
librarian; Charles Feller; assistant IL
brarian, James Rickard; organist,
Mrs. Gertrude Klar; assistant organist,
Miss Bessie Kaylor.
Tuesday evening at the meeting of
the Y. P. G. U. the election of officers
took place and the following are elect
ed to serve for the coming year.
President, Mrs. j. M. Poulten; vice
president, Charles Downey; second
vice president, Charles Feller; secre-
tary, Miss Sarah Rickard; treasurer
Maria Thomas; librarian, James Rick
ard; organist, Miss Hattie Corl.
On Sunday morning Rev. Klinger
will reorganize the Reformed church.
Services will be held every two weeks
in the M. E. church until their church
will be built. tys ..st,
Ern,, ,nfc fath
of Canal Dover, held lenten service in
st. Clements church Wednesday eve
ming and Thursday morning. He will
be here again to conduct services
Sunday.
Rev. Joseph Alten, who was so seri-
ously burned last Thursday is still in
a very critical condition. DR.. S. j.
Shelter reports him as doing well, but
the extent of his injuries could not be
fully ascertained as he has been inter
nally burned. His aged father, John
Alten, will likely not recover 1t was
thought he was improving but he
seems to fail rapidly. The house keep,
er, Miss Elizabeth Dusenbaum. will
recover but will be crippled for life
Her left hand, 1t is feared, will be
useless and her right hand is also bad
ly burned. AS soon as Father Alten
is able to be moved he will be taken
to home, N. Y, for his health, and
the parsonage will be repaired.
About dozen new houses will be
built In town this spring. Marshall
Welch will erect one on Basin street.
Inland, April THE revival service
which has been in progress in the
U. e. church for the last three weeks
under the Revs. Whitlock and An,
thony, has closed with twenty con,
versions.
Mrs. Nunamaker of Cleveland, Wis,
tied her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Geo
Fosnight, several days this week.
Mrs. Elkiah Smith has recovered
from here recent illness.
Mrs. Daniel Stake is reported nc
better.
E. Smith and Lew Fosnight were
business callers in Akron today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Oil have NOV,
ed into their new home east of town
Jacob Boettler moved on the farm