The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-03-13

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spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Ella Myers. Vvrp
Miss Erma Hahn left Monday for a
two weeks visit with her brother
dwight and other friends in Cleve-
land. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cooper were
entertained by the latters parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Myers, of Waynes-
burg, over Sunday. ~ ''H
Mrs. Ella Myers has received a box
containing curios and other articles
from japan from her son Edwin, who
was there for three years.
Mrs. S. j. Behmer and daughter
Bertha were entertained, by her bro
ther Joe Crist Of East Rochester,
Sunday.
Coyt Noling transacted business at
Dungammon Tuesday.
McDonaldsville o., March 7-Mr.
Jacob Schlemer is out again after a
siege of sickness. - raa p.o
o. w. Smith, ex-trustee of Jackson
township, made business trip to
Canton Monday. 1''
!. N. Hauk of Creston. Wayne Co.,
has returned home after visiting his
mother who is i'll at the home OF her
neice, Mrs. j. A. Braucher, south of
town.
George w. Sranhecke was Canal
Fulton caller this week.
Myers, o., March S.-W e. Dilley,
foreman of the W. & L. E. fence gang
made a business trip to Alliance Mon
day
Homer Tressler made a business
| trip to Minerva Monday.
Miss Mary Gugelman left Monday
to spend several weeks with Mrs
George Anthony, north of Paris.
The Sand Bank school will have a
literary March 10 and the Hostel
ters school will give one March II.
Mrs. Charles Maurer and daughter
Anna returned home Monday after
spending several days Bugholtz rela-
! tives. e
Jesse Bates has rented his moth.
er's farm and will-move soon, aa,,
Mrs. Emanuel Maurer was a Miner
va caller Tuesday.
| J. Shoemaker of Minerva, transact
ed business at this place Tuesday.
Grant Ford was the first man in
this neighborhood to plow this spring,
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
iel Hayman is on the sick list.
| Mt. Pleasant, o., March S-Mr and
Mrs Emanuel Miller visited at D. L.
Stonemetz,s Sunday
| A carpet rag bee" was held at the
! home of Mrs. John Freeze Wednes-
| day.
Mr.. and Mrs Simon Stahr and Mr.
and Mrs w. c. Lindower visited with
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Lindower Sunday
Isaac Mohler and family spent Sat
urday and Sunday at ]. G. Mohlers.
! d. L. Stonemetz attended the
! Brumbach sale at Marlboro Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carmen re-
!
Otterbein, O., March sc. E. Smith
of Oak Dale has returned from Del
| Roy, where he was visiting his father.
Mrs. E. F. Held, who has been sick,
is slowly improving.
d. S. Young was in Canton Tuesday
on business.
! c. S. Brown and family were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Young Monday.
c. C. Hant spent Sunday with S. G.
Joseph of Nixville.
David Bushman has hired to John
! Fohl for this summer.
| New Baltimore, o., March S-Rev
Watkins occupied the Disciple pulpit
/ Sunday morning. He is holding a
series of meetings at Marlboro.
The girls of the w. A. Clnb of thfs
| place will meet Saturday with Marion
and Pink Woods.
| The Ladies' Aid Society of the Dis
ciDle church met last week with Mrs
| Percy Yarian. The next meeting VIII
| be held at Mrs. Blanc's.
! James Cole, who has been working
III Alliance during the winter. has re-
turned for the purpose of raising eel
| cry the coming season.
Longstown, o., March 8. - Lloyd
Pontius, who was employed by Will
liam Reiboldt, has gone to Nebraska.
Henry Humbert of Cairo was a
Longstown caller Monday.
Leo Bishop was in Greentown on
| business Monday.
John Donat has sold his farm to
| Mr.. Hartong of Greensburgh; consid-
Grafton $4,000.
John Raber of Uniontown has NOV
ed his saw mill to Josiah Kurtz's