The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-05-15
of William Harsh.

helser Will build his house at that
place. ~
DR. S. A. Conrad, of Letonia, spent
several days last week with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Conrad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uriah Lautzenheiser,
of Louisville, spent several days win
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harsh.
Mrs. Harry Goodin, of Canton, and
Mrs. Carl Lostetter, Of Minerva, vis
tied their mother, Mrs. Hochenberger,
who is i'll.
Ed Bair has purchased and moved
into the James Stier property.
There will be services in the Re
formed church Sunday evening.
Homework, May 9.-Tom Heffner,
of Alliance, who has been visiting his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Heff-
ner, for a few days, returned home.
Mrs. Fannie Heestand, of Alliance,
is visiting friends here.
Miss Pearl Scott and Harry Don
alison were united in marriage Sun
day
Mrs. Aaron Diehl, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Boyce and e. w. Delhi were in Home
worth last week.
Mrs. S. b. Bowman was the guest
of Mrs. o. C. Towns Friday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs William
Baker daughter, Monday.
John Marckle is some better.
Incpnh ot Loo
week.
Mrs. Frank Sanor is i'll.
j. F. Baylor was to Alliance last
week.
Mrs. Samuel Mangus is very i'll.
Mrs. Alfred Schoppar and nephew,
Frank Mangus, have returned to Sa-
lem after spending a few days here.
Jacob Sanor is reported to be on
the sick list
Miss Anna King spent Sunday with
her parents.
D. r. Holloway, of Columbiana, was
in this vicinity Wednesday.
F. e. Pieren sold a fine horse last
week
OOhh NNSlSl 10 painting llIo hOuot.
William McCallum, of North George
town, is visiting friends here for a
few lays.
f. s. Pieren was to Alliance last
week.
W. P. Thomas was working for j.
| M. Thomas last week.
| Joseph English and son, of ALI
ance, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Owen Brooke over Sunday.
d. F. Hahn is painting James Pill
mer's new house.
| Rev. j. F. Kahlar returned to Can
ton Friday
H. II. Thomas will remodel his
| barn.
William Miller and son. Jim, are
saving lumber in Stump's woods.
Some of our people were to Canton
Saturday.
E. II. Ellis, of Columbus, was in
this place a few days last week
The social on Saturday evening was
well attended.
John Fultz is working for Gross
Brothers.
Miss Eva Keister is visiting her
sister in Sebring.
North Georgetown is more proud
of her school today than ever, and well
may it be so. Nine of her boys and
| girls attended the Boxwell eXamina-
! tiOn at Lisbon April 81, and on Fri
day all received their reports, eight
of the class having successfully pass
ed. The names of those passing are:
Walter Berger, Byron Saffel Capitolia
Greenizen, Esther Greenizens Olive
Thomas, Laura Shively, Jettie Kester
and Alta Keister. The applicant who
fourteen years and her papers, too,
even in failure were creditable and
i another year there is scarcely a
doubt of her success. There were
eleven applicants in all at the ex-
animation from Knox township, ten
being successful, The names of those
in addition to above are Elzona Stroup
and Zella Staffer.
| Directors Of the Homework Can
ming company met Saturday evening
and elected the following officers:
President, w. w. Stroup; vice presi-
dent, C. Hoffman; secretary, S. D.
Sanor; treasurer and general manager,
James o. Cameron. Everything looks
bright for the success of this new
industry, and the directors are de-
termined that nothing shall be left
undone to insure great success. TO
this end a meeting will be held in the
school house at Homework on Sat
urday evening, May u, at which time
i. C. Glass, p. M. Miles and other sue
cessful gardeners will explain how to
make a success with tomatoes, beans
and sweet corn. A query box will be
an important feature. Secretary S. d.
Sanor will explain how and where to