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

S. B. Bowman baby is i'll.
Moultrie, o., March 6.-Mrs. Jesse
Newcomer and two sons, Ray and
Earl, of Alliance visited her mother,
Mrs. Mary W niteleatner, Friday and
| Saturday.
l.. Il. Unger was an Alliance caller
! Saturday.
Levi Edwards went to Canton on
business Saturday.
Mrs. Ella Sullivan started for Co
lumbia city, Indiana, Saturday where
she will spend few months with her
sister, Mrs David Whiteleather.
MIR. and Mrs. Chauncy Towns Of
Alliance, spent few days with Mr..
and Mrs. William Miller.
Miss Myrtle Crist spent a few days
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs d. w.
Crist, last week. ....
A. G.. Haas spent Sunday with hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Haas.
A party of young gentlemen and
ladies spent very pleasant evening
at the home of Miss Myrtle Crist Sat-
urday evening. Charades and music
were enjoyable features of the even.
ing's entertainment and the refresh
ments we're fine.
Mrs Daniel Felgar and daughter
Alverda, are slowly recovering from
an attack of the grip.
Fred Miller lost a horse last week
John Crowl of Akron, was calling in
this vicinity Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Brady vis.ted ]. B.
Cassiday's Sunday.
Waynesburg, o., March THE
council has under consideration a
franchise offered by the Waynesbure
Cooperative Coal Co., asking for a
right of way for street car line on
Lisbon street The company has pur-
chased the machinery necessary for
the operation of their coal mines near
Dell Roy.
1t is the intention of the company
to erect brick plant near here, as
soon as the weather opens.
A number of teachers from town
attended the teachers examination at
Canton Saturday.
Rev. Milligan is visiting his son in
East Liverpool.
Maurice Brown, OF Muncie, Ind, re-
turned home Monday after visit OF
several months with rela.lves here.
Miss Mary Evans, of Canton, Wis
tied friends here the past week.
Charles and Dennis Dieringer called
ri de Gnndo1y
Frank Shane, of Cleveland, visited
his parents. DR.. and Mrs. Shane last
week. The doctor is slowly recov.
ering from a sprained hip sustained
from fall some time ago.
Mr.. Randalls and wife of Canton
, were sunday visitors at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Fur
ney.
James Wells, of Cleveland, has built
, steam "auto" while visiting here
; this winter It is a novel affair and in
a class of its own, having a frame con
structed Of gas pipe.
We have a great many cases of grip
; at the present time.
The Lanton Guards, an independent
|
= tine ago, is steadily increasing in
numbers. The only other organiza
/ ton of its kind in the state is the
5 Cleveland Grays.
r George Muckley and r. F. Williams
attended the Inauguration.
3 George w. Metz of Toledo called
on friends here last week.
r | Gtronn and In o.
a number of their friends at theil
} home on Thursday evening.
A number of the friends of Mr.. anC
5 Mrs. George Yarger were entertained
: at their delightful country home last
: Wednesday.
{ A masquerade ball, was held in the
) township hall, Friday night. Music
was furnished by the Good Luck or
: chestra.
Many elegant as well as some very
: comic costumes were to be seen. The
r affair was the greatest social event o
the season.
4 The Sandy Valley Post, G. A. r.
= have moved their headquarters from
Sweets hall to Browns hall, which
r is also occupied by the Landol
Q Guards.
Miss Olive Hart, stenographer a
+ the Whitacre works has resigned he
position and accepted a position a
, stenographer and bookkeeper in Culp'
a store at Alliance.
, A camp of M. w. of A., has been OF
n ganized here by A. l.. Wartman, o
v Malvern. The camp has good mem
bership and bright prospects for tn
o future.
For several years past the town ha
: had great deal of trouble with it
overhead gasoline lamps. At last
has found the right man for the righ
place in Joe Gossett. He now has tn
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