The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-01-26


Airs. Edna Porter Hill has returned
to her home in Alliance after a weeks
vslt with her parents.
! Miss En- Porter of Atwdter Sta
ton has been the guest of her sister,
MRS. Mary McNabb and family.
hlr. and Mrs. Frank Chapman are
the guests OF their aunt, Mrs. Mary
ellison and family.
S,rat Hartzell spent Sunday with
Mt. Union relatives.
! The Ladies' Aid met at the home of
Mrs. Margaret Lang Wednesday. The
next mesLng will be held at the resi-.
dence OF Mrs. Kate Biery.
| Mrs. e. e. PaXson spent a couple
of days in Ravenna recently. While
there she was the guest of Mr.. and
I Mrs. Fl. L. Paxson.
] Mr. and Mrs. James Carlisle were
the guests of Abner Carlisle and lit
tie daughters, of Science Hill, Sun
day.
The hearing in case of John Jones
against the VIM. Beverage Coal Co
has been deferred.
| A suit that is creating much inter
est here Is the case of John Bradley,
of this place, against the Treasurer
of Portage county. Bradley owns a
farm OF so acres, appraised at $500.
A ditch was dug along the highway
for which he was assessed $3.50 Brad
ley claims the assessment was ex-
orbitPnt. The case was heard at the
September term of court, but was
never settled.
/ Mrs. Martha Blakeslee is much bet.
ter, but is still unable to sit up.
| Myers, Jan. 22.-Harry Coleman
and Tro!lus Myers attended the Lit
erary at Robertsville Friday evening.
Francis Gugelman made a business
trip to Minerva Saturday.
/ Miss Stella Sponseller of Alliance
visited at Curtis Haines over Sunday
Hosea Baughman was a Minerva
caller Saturday evening.
| A number of relatives from this
place attended the funeral of Henry
Bates at Moultrie Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Haines were
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Shively at Moultrie Sunday.
Frank Oakes, who is teaching school
at Frechurg, was a guest with his
mother over Sunday.
! Edward Jones has secured employ.
ment on the l.. L. A. & w. railroad.
John Dourm made a business trip
to Alliance Monday.
| PhtlCmathian Hall, Jan. 22.-The
Literary held at the Hall on Friday
evening was well attended The fol.
flowing question was discussed: Re
solved, That the signs of the times
in 'icate the downfall of our repub-
lie" Affirmed, o. l. Holl and E. c,
Snider; denied, l.. o. Hoover and Carl
Royer.
! JEFF. Smith has purchased Lewis
Walkers farm, and Curtis StonemetS
has rented David Smiths farm.
Miss Elva Bo; ;hman, who has been
i'll with lung fever, is improving.
! Magnolia, Jan. 23.-Miss Bessie
Kline of Mineral City spent Satur-
day and Sunday with P. Fl. Blaser
AhN AN"NASiAsAi llS lOOlluS W. IT,
Isumed operations Monday.
Mr. Frank Shankle if Mineral City
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
John Secum.
John Burwell of North Dakota and
Otto Burwell of Minnesota are spend
'Dg few weeks with their father,
Clemens Burwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bowden at
tended the funeral of the formers
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Frank Barrick,
at Mapleton.
On last Wednesday night the l.. o.
1T. MS installed their officers for tho
coming year, They also served a
very fine lunch.
Jacob Biedeman of Baltic and Mrs.
Mary Deringer of Waynesburg spent
Sunday with John Roehler and family
Mrs. Maria Griffith of Canton is
!, spending a few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Geo. Speaker
Farmers Institute 29th and S0th,
in Burwell's Opera House. Three
sessions each day.
4 Dick Rinehart of District No Q, is
very Ill with pneumonia.
Mrs. Zutavehn is spending a rev
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. j. II.
Benfer.
!; The little son of Mr.. and Mrs, Dab
Downes is much better, also little Mil
dred Thomas.
Revival meetings are stlll in pro
J gress at the u b. church.
Mrs. John Rice is In. Butler Ind,
attending the funeral OF her mother.
| Mira Seeman