The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-01-27

William Bates.
Mrs. Anna Hayman and daughter
Florence of East Rochester visited j.
b. Cassidays Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hammond were
shopping in Alliance Tuesday.
Mrs Margaret Brady visited Mrs.
Levi Edwards Tuesday.
Clarence Myers made business trip
to Lisbon last week
Mr.. L. X. Edwards was Minerva
caller Wednesday.
Mrs. Daniel Felgar and daughter,
Alverda, visited Mrs. Charles EGt
wards Tuesday.
Mrs. John Hahn visited d. X. Hahn's
Wednesday,
Mrs. Samuel Haas was in Alliance
Monday.
Thomas Brady is assisting Charles
F.ssick a few days.
William Miller of near Homework.
purchased some timber of Arthur Eel
gar Of this place.
Lutte Unger and John Hahn are
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Lewis Walker was in town Wednes.
day
Master Dean Edwards is reported
quite ill.,
d. E. Baird visited j. B. Cassiday
Wednesday,
Mrs. Ella Sullivan returned to Ali.
ance Thursday morning after spending
a few days with her brother Charles
Essick.
Lester Walters made business trip
to Canton Thursday.
Mrs. Sue Smith and Mrs. J. b. Cas-.
siday visited Mr.. and Mrs. John Weigel
Wednesday
Mrs. Lizzie Unkefer and son Dueber
are staying at Marion Stump's for a
few days.
Mrs. j. B. Cassiday and Mrs. Tacy
Boyce visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jason
Teagarden Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Essick were shop.
ping in Alliance Wednesday.
ID. w. Crist made business trip to
Cleveland Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert NJ Baird visited
Mr.. and Mrs
Quite a number from here attend.
ed the literary at New Franklin Thurs.
day.
Mrs. Corwin Mccoy spent Friday
with Mrs. William Mccoy.
New Alexander, Jan. 23.-The pro-
tracted meeting at the Christian
church is being conducted by Rev.
Long.
Several from here attended the
dance at New Chambersburg last
Wednesday evening.
Geo. Reamer was calling in New
Alexander one day recently.
Mrs. Bye of near New Garden is vis-
iting her daughter, Mrs. Walter Con-
ser for a few days.
Quite a number of Jacob Sanor's
children and grandchildren celebrated
his birthday last Tuesday. all having
very good time. Mrs. Sanor served
a fine dinner Among those attending
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Summer and
three children, Olive, Burnice and
Mary; Mr.. and Mrs. Will McGafic:
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Burson and baby;
Mr.. Emmet Pieren and daughter Erma
Miss Eliza Woolf was calling in
town Friday last.
The protracted meeting will COM
mence at the Disciple church next
Monday night.
Elliot Reider was calling in town
Thursday.
Miss Ollie Smith was visiting her
N mi N har kIrc
Quite number of our young people
attended the spelling at Hornets Fri
day night.
Miss Edith Stuckey of North
Georgetown was calling in our vicin-
ity Saturday.
Sarah Ruff is visiting her brother.
John Run, of this place for a few days.
Mary Summer is quite i'll.
Carrie Barnes and sister were visit
ing Mrs. Almira Sneyel Sunday.
Miss Eliza Reed and Elwood Syme
were visiting Eliza Woolf Sunday.
Miss Erma Pieren has been visiting
Mary Summer, the latter being i'll with
pleurisy.
Beryl Barnes was visiting Goldie
Pilmer Saturday.
Alfred Brenner and Elmer Snevel
has been visiting Philip Woolf who
is i'll with the grip.
Eliza Woolf, Ollie Edwards, Adaline
Steele, James Crist, Philip and Alfred
Brenner attended the dance at Kens-
ington Saturday night.
Eliza Woolf was visiting near wild
Duck Friday.
There is to he a dance at New
Chambersburg January "a.
Mrs. Boose, of New Garden, was vis-
iting her sister. Mrs. Sarah Zepernlck
recently.
Miss Anna MiIlar u,bn io to..I,;,,o,