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

| OF ". II. Held now OF AKRON.
Our drygoods and clothing mer-
chants are adopting the methods OF
their city competitors by announcing
clearance sales, discount sales n
other catchy phrases to attract the
buyer to their store. Saturday was
the first opening day of these sales
There were many strangers in town
from the surrounding country and
our merchants did thriving business.
Mrs. Charles Brinkham, who has
been suffering from grip at the home
of her father, George Dewalt, south
of town for the past month, has suf-
ficiently recovered to be able to re-
turn to her home at Elton, o., TO-
which place she left on Friday morn
ing.
The funeral of the infant child OF
Peter Schalmo, Jr., was held this
morning.
Christian Oberlin who has been I'm
dertaker c. r. Daily's efficient assist
ant for the past five years, has resign
ed his position and accept an en-.
gagement with the Wycoff Co., OF
Cleveland.
Harry PITT has been engaged by
Mr.. Daily for the position formerly
held by Mr.. Oberlin.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. David McGee
on Sunday, son.
Geo. Moffeit of Cleveland, formerly
of this place has moved with his
family to the Shrader farm west of
town.
Freeburg, O., March MANY at
| tended the debate at Fox school
Thursday night. The question was:
undecided and will be debated again
in the near future.
George Keener, who was hurt in
the sawmill east of town is slowly
improving.
Frank Domino made a trip to Home
worth Friday night.
-hurman Hahn called in North
Georgetown Saturday.
Inc teIpnone line north of town is
completed as far as e. M. Hahn's.
Homer Sanor is working for How
ard Myers north of town. Mr.. Myers
is cutting .-Inber for two new build
ings in Alliance.
Henry Lewis of Cleveland, is Wis.
iting at Thurman Hahn's.
Henry Hoffam is assisting III. Sanor
in setting up machinery
There was preaching in the Tile
church Sunday morning and evening.
Rev. Hahn preached at the G. b.
church Sunday morning
Homer Rosenberger sold his driv.
ing horse last week. 80 ....
An Rufiin VIII move on his new
farm in few days. Mr. Dieh. WI
move to Louisville.
CLANCY Rosenberger of Alliance was
home over Sun.ay.
A few OF our farmers attended the
horse sale at Alliance saturday.
Fred Reese of Alliance spent Sat
urday and Sunday at this place
Miss Cora Keimer, who has been
sick is slowly improving.
Frank Hahn OF North Georgetown
visited ct T.. Hahn's Sunday
John Hoffman will move near Sc
bring next week.
| Joe Hartzell has about completed
his job OF saving and then will move
his mil to Mr.. Richards farm.
Pierce, o., March 7.-William Wood
of Peninsula, was in town last Fri
day.
Louis Blizzard will have a sale Sat
urday, March IL, and go to California
l. q. Bowman OF Leavenworth, Kan.
sas, is back on visit and is the
guest of Hiram Bowman.
Arthur ullett, M. v. Johnson, and
families spent Sunday with Harvey
Snyder and wife OF Howenstine.
F. e. Slutz broke the axle on his
sawmill engine while moving on the
road near : Bowman coal mine.
Arthur Bowman who had piece OF
bone removed from his leg is doing
well at present.
Martin Rohrback attended the box
social at howenstine last Saturday
evening.
Charles Bowman spent Sunday with
Adam Muckley, near North Industry.
About forty of the friends of Miss
Hazel Sponseller came in and sur
prised her last Saturday evening.
The evening was spent in playing
games, after which lunch was served.
Myers, o., March 7.-Miss Pearl
Baughman and Miss Nellie Hayman
were in Minerva Saturday.
Mrs. Frances Gugelman and son
George, called on her daughter, Mrs.
Edward Jones, Saturday afternoon.
Quite number of men from this
place attended the horse sale at Min.
erva Saturday.
J Hiram Haines moved his family to
Minerva one day last week. Mr.
: Haines has secured employment on
the G. e p. railroad.
} Mrs. Graham and two children were