The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-03-17

tor MS grandfather, Mr.. PUmer, OF
Hanoverton.
Corvin vanpelt was in East Ro.
chester Saturday.
Beach City, March 13--Andrew Ack.
erman was visitor a. Canal Dover
Sunday.
David Fisher is afflicted with the
quinsy.
Miss Ella Sheline of Oak Ridge call.
ed on her friend Mary v. Putnam Sun.
day afternoon.
The Bi.Valley Teachers association
held two interesting sessions in the
high school room of our town on last
Saturday. Superintendent Windgate
presided. Rev. Fritz offered prayer; (;
Miss Maud Weimer gave the vel.
come and Superintendent Horst of
Wilmot responded. Superintendent
Smith Of Dundee failed to appear.
Fine music, both vocal and instru.
mental was rendered. The addresses
were full of thought, particularly that
OF superintendent Sarver on the "Iso-
lation Of the Home and the School.
The old officers we're continued with
but one exception. The institute was
a decided success.
The bandstand was moved from
the Northeast corner of the square on
last Saturday. A large concourse of
the citizens witnessed the affair.
Mrs. II. e. Hood and daughter Wis
tied at Smithville Sunday.
Mrs. w. E. Putnam and Master
Kermit of Canton, were visitors in
and near Beach City Saturday and
Sunday.
Daniel II. Warstler, candidate for
inhrmary director was handing his
cards to his friends at this place Mon.
day.
Base & King shipped some very
fine cattle Monday
Street Commissioner McClintocl, is
doing work on the streets at present
Mrs. Edith Fry of Dennison. Ohio
attended the teachers institute Sat
urday.
"oS'O"hi Cu lf.-Ine Sale
OF John Dickerhoof was well attend
ed.
Frank Cordier moved to Mogadore
Tuesday
Mrs. Uriah Machamer is i'll with
pneumonia.
William Reiboldt and family were
the guests at the home of Uriah
Donat Sunday.
George LAWYER was in Greentown
on business Friday.
William Reiboldt and A. A. Kurtz
were in Canton Saturday.
Leo Bishop spent Sunday with
friends in Greentown.
Christian Grubb and friend attend
ed the dedication of the new M. e
church Sunday and spent the rest
OF the day with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Grubb
Mrs. Sarah LAWYER, who is i'll with
the grip is improving.
Charlie Housley, who was attend
ing school at Ada, arrived home Fri.
day.
Herbert Meidig who has been alb.
sent for a number of years, is at
home again.
MISS Eta Shoemaker spent Sunday
in Greentown at the home of Charlie
Boston and family
Ira Wearstler will move on his
mothers farm Thursday.
The entertainment at Midway
school house Friday evening was
well attended.
Henry Hill is moving on the Ira
Druckenbrod farm near Middle
branch.
Middlebranch, March 14.-Mrs. H.
&, Corl was the guest of Mrs. Clara
Smith at Hartville on Friday.
Mrs. Anna Cans of Carrollton, made
call on friends here ON Friday.
l.. Boetler of Kent was here on bus
mess and was the guest of his cousin
on Thursday.
george Goughenour's youngest child
is i'll at this time with lung fever.
Other sick people in this vicinity are
all getting along nicely.
e. Brumbaugh and his daughter
Hattie, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. Kurtz and Frank Kurtz at Brim-
held on Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Mohler, who lived in Mr..
GruDb's house, moved last week to
near Louisville.
Al Roose has moved on the Lorin
Wise farm east of town and will try
farming again.
Church next Sunday morning and
evening. Services by Rev. LA. Hart.
zell, the pastor. Christian Endeavor
at p. m. Subject, "Glorifying God
in our daily work." Leader Miss Hat.
tie Brumbaugh.
Frank Cordier moves into the John
Sholenberger house today.
Daniel Buchanan ana Charles Phil
lips spent the winter In Florida and