The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-11-30

| firmary at Shalersville, Sunday even
ing, returning Monday morning with
the body of an aunt of Elgln Hinman
for burial here.
Biggest bag of rabbits heard of yet
was by ed. Hilyar and friend, of AL
lance, getting 21 one day out.
Paul Hamilton, of Sparta, who
comes here to take charge OF the
undertaking business, has rented the
Butler house as a residence. He
wanted the w. G. Carlisle house, but
it was not for sale or rent.
Wills Keller goes to Minerva this
week as an employe of the McGinty
Construction Co. there. His wife will
stay on the farm.
Howard Markley has moved to his
ent and run the farm.
Mrs. George Bracket, of Randolph,
went to bed Friday night as well as
usual. Mr., Bracket noticed her
heavy breathing and thought her to
be snoring and tried to awaken her.
He found her dead five minutes later.
Funeral at Randolph Sunday.
Mr.. Rittman has moved his family
to the B. O. Taylor house.
o. B. Yarian, one of our prominent
produce shippers, will be married
Thursday to Miss Fanny Parsons, of
Rootstown.
Charlie Bean, who has been head
sawyer for Goodyear & Co. for the
past year, Resigned last week on
account of a misunderstanding in
wages. He thought he was getting
$1.75 per day, out found it was $1.50.
Charlie Unger, of Randolph, has
rented the Mary McCullum house,
near Limaville, where he will live
while working for Goodrich & Co. in
Taylor woods.
The officers of the Cooperative
Cheese Co. met Saturday night and
figured up the summers business,
finding milk had averaged the pat
rons the past season $1.03 per hun
dred pounds; best price obtained
since the company commenced busi-
ness.
Powell and Fish Whittlesey are at
Twin lake fishing.
Clay Rockwell and Mr.. Merchant,
oil well promoters, went to Alliance
Saturday. They claim the men who
drilled the so-called dry hole on
Rockhill farm are leasing all the land
they can get between Alliance and
Limaville, and west of latter place.
They also say the well was plugged,
and 1t looks to them as though oil was
found
Charley Bean anticipated Christ
mas last Saturday and gave his wife
fine new gold watch.
The Deer Creek Progressive Euchre
club opened the season Saturday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. |
Clay Rockhill. A lunch was served |
at midnight.
Eli Hartenstein, woh had three |
shoats bitten by a mad dog 21 days |
ago, killed the largest on Friday, it |
showing signs of madness, though the |
least bitten of all.
The Deer Creek Equal Suffrage
club celebrated their 18th anniver-
sary Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Mendenhall, at Marlboro.
The Atwater high school had liter
ary exercises of merit Friday after
noon. Prof. Jackson is doing good
work here.
The greatest sensation Atwater has
experienced in many moons culmi-
mated Saturday morning at 10 o'clock,
m the taking of Charley Aenan, of
Akron, from here to Ravenna by Sher-
if McMichael. Aenan appeared at the
nome of former sweetheart, Miss
Ruby Weldy, of this place, on Friday
light at 9 o'clock, hatless and coatless.
He walked in unannounced and de-
manded to see Miss Weldy. Her
mother had seen him coming and
hurried from the room. She ran to a
leighbor's and uncle, George Weldy,
who led the apparently demented
'oung man away, taking him to the
public square at Center and told him
o hike to Atwater. He next turned
lp at 10 o'clock at H. Maths home,
1t Atwater, where he fired a revolver.
lie has a brother at Massillon and a
sister in Akron and his folks, well to
10, in Buffalo. He is a brakeman on
he c. A. & c. r. r. He says he has
'een sick in a Cleveland hospital four
weeks, but hearing he was to be
operated on Saturday, gave the nurse
he slip, having nothing on but night
hirt, shoes and pants.