The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-03-23

], II. Gregory of Hibbets was in
town this week.
Mrs. John Kohler and daughter,
Dorathy, are visiting her mothet,
Mrs. Deringer, Of Waynesburg.
Charles Dale is on the sick list.
Ortha Gregory is here from Canton
staying with her aunt, Mrs. Thomas
Hunt
Born, to Tony Ross and wife, a
son.
j. Fl. Lighthammer transacted busi-
ness in Canton one day this week.
Vern Koontz is on the sick list.
Waynesburg, March 17-Mabel La
cock Of Cincinnati is the guest OF
Waynesburg friends.
The little daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs
Whitacre are much better.
Mark Minser is suffering from cry,
sipelas.
Rev. Morris Floyd of Rochester
Pa, was in town Monday on business.
G. w. Minser and wife were guests
Thursday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Verse Ross
Of Malvern.
Clara Strawn has been on the sick
list.
Miss Emma Lupher returned home
Monday after several days visit with
MIR. and Mrs. William Hay of Canton.
Henry Norman visited Monday with
| G. w. Minser and wife.
S. ]. Williams of Alliance was a
political visitor in this vicinity Fri
day.
Charles McCort of Cleveland was
calling on Waynesburg friends Mon
| day.
George c. Brissel Of Canton was
| here Tuesday looking after his inter
ests as a candidate for commissioner
| Rev. and Mrs. J. l.. Heron and two
daughters, Elva and Edna, and Mr.
and Mrs. G. w. Minser spent Monday
| evening very pleasantly in honor OF
| Mr. Norman at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Carnes, Plenty of fine
music, both vocal and instrumental
was furnished by Miss Heron. Ice
| cream was served.
| Magnolia, March l7.-William
Koehler of Canton was in town one
day this week on business.
Frank Muckley was down from Can,
ton over Sunday.
J. H. Gregory of Hibbetts spent a
few days in town recently.
Mr.. Lytle and daughter Sara spent
Tuesday in town.
| Mrs. Mary Riley was the guest OF
| Canton relatives over Sunday.
Miss Mary Whedon is the guest OF
| Mrs Charles Beck.
John Hoffer returned from Califor
MIA last week where he had been
visiting his brother, Frank, whom he
reports no better.
Mrs. Eliza Vanmeter and Mrs. Ida
Shafrer were at Minerva Friday &c
see John Shaffer who is very poorly
! Mrs. Jane Bowen of Wisconsin, a
sister of John Whedon, died at the
home of her daughter. She was 81
years. old.
J. II. Leightammer transacted bust
ness in Canton this week.
| D. w. Thomson and family have
moved to Germano.
MIS-. P. H. Blazer returned Thurs
day from Amsterdam, where she had
been spending a few weeks with heI
! husband.
Considerable interest is being
shown in the operations of the new
million dollar coal company that ex
poets to connect Magnolia and Lin
dentTee by railroad.
Hazel Williams and Ralph Leight
amer are on. the sick list. Mrs. Tnos
Hunt continues very poorly.
Peter Reich of Rose township Is
1 working for Weaver Bros.
C. E. Taylor was a business visitor
| in Canton one day this week
Little Evaline Dagenhard has beer
on the sick list but is better
d. d. Downes sold his fine driving
horse this week to Amsterdam par
ties.
Verna Dale has returned from Sa
lineville.
Maple Grove, March 20.-Jacob Bar
ric was visiting in Wayne county last
week
The teacher and pupils of Maple
Grove are practicing for an enter
tainment, March so,
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Krabill, ,oi
Freeburg, left for Archibald, Ohio,
Wednesday, having been called there
by the serious illness of Mrs. Kra-
IbnPs sister, Mrs, Mary Short
Miss Ella Souers was visiting fol
the past week with her sister
Mrs. Joseph Krabill, near Freebure
Mrs. Hiram Matz spent Tuesday in
Louisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter willard and
daughters. Helen and Grace, have